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November 26, 1993 - Image 118

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1993-11-26

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Pre-Holiday Sale
November 19 - December 3, 1993

Cult Appeal
Is Dec. 7 Topic

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Charles Fazzino

Opening Night

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The appeal of cults to young
Jews will be discussed at the
next Food for Thought luncheon
Dec. 7 at the Embassy Suites
Hotel in Southfield.
The 11:30 a.m. meeting,
which will feature Edward
Schnee, who assisted in the
rescue from cults and depro-
gramming of his two sons, is
sponsored by the Jewish Fed-
eration Women's Division.
As the founding member
and the director of both the
American Family Foundation
and the Cult Awareness Net-
work, Mr. Schnee has con-
ducted research to explore
the reasons that make young
Jews vulnerable to the appeal
of cults and lectures to raise
awareness.
Mr. Schnee, who operates
an agency specializing in in-
ternational designs for the
home, is a civic affairs plan-
ner and activist in Detroit's
downtown business commu-
nity.
Food for Thought, which is
lead by Diane Orley, chair-
person, and Lori Brode
Garon, associate chairperson,
is a forum to educate the par-
ticipants on important Jew-
ish issues and to reach out to
women not yet involved in
Federation's Women's Divi-
sion.
The luncheon begins at
11:30 a.m. There is a charge
for the event; but there will
be no solicitation of gifts. For
reservations by Nov. 29 or for
information, call Karen Gor-
don, 642-4260.

Glennwood ORT
Chanukah Party

L

be holiday gift that keeps on
giving ... a subscription to Zhe
Jewish News. Order today by
calling 354-6620 and receive gift
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Glennwood Chapter of
Women's American ORT will
hold its annual Chanukah par-
ty 7:30 p.m. Dec. 1 at the home
of Gail Smith. Latkes will be
served and grab bag gifts ex-
changed. Gift wrap demonstra-
tions will be held.
Reservations are request-
ed. Call Linda Katzen, 399-
8040.

League Council
Meets Dec. 2

The Co-operative Council of the
League ofJewish Women will
hold a meeting 9:30 a.m. Dec. 2
at the Jewish War Veterans
Home.
For information, call
Shirley Schlussel, 541-1251
or 545-6027.

Singer Gives
Benefit Concert

Devorah

Australian singer Devorah will
perform 7:30 p.m. Nov. 30 at
Southfield High School. The
concert is being sponsored by
Akiva PTA, Admit Women
Batya Chapter, Bais Chabad
Torah Center, Beth Yehuda
Schools PTA and Lubavitch
Women's Organization.
The proceeds from the con-
cert will go to Children of
Chernobyl, the organizaiton
committed to the permanent
evacuation ofJewish children
from the radio-active conta-
minated area of Chernobyl,
Ukraine.
For tickets or information,
call Akiva PTA, 443-0635; or
Amit Women, 355-3507 or
626-8957.

Sisterhood Hosts
Judaism Panel

The Sisterhood of Congregation
Beth Abraham Hillel Moses will
host a dinner and "Fitting Ju-
daism Into My Life — A Panel
Discussion On Career, Family
and Jewish Life," Dec. 1 at 6
p.m. at the synagogue.
The panel participants will
be Harlene Appelman, direc-
tor of education services,
JEFF; Anaruth Bernard, co-
chair, Detroit Friends of The
Jewish Theological Seminary;
and Goldie Feinberg, former
executive director, Histadrut
USA.
The dinner is free to all
BAHM Sisterhood paid up
members, as well as all first
year members of the congre-
gation. For information and
reservations, call Rita Tere-
belo, 356-0593; or the syna-
gogue office, 851-6880. ❑

America's oldest Jewish
synagogue is Shearith Israel
(Remnant of Israel) in New
York City, founded in 1654
by the first group of Jews to
settle in this country. They
came from Brazil. Not per-
mitted to build a synagogue,
they initially held services

in Private homes.

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