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WERE FIGHTING FOR YOUR LIFE
EMMEN 11111
MJAC first brought a portion
of the AIDS quilt to the Jewish
community in 1991. Three years
ago, MJAC was a grass-roots or-
ganization that recognized that
the community was not re-
sponding to the AIDS crisis.
When an AIDS-infected adult
child of Holocaust survivors was
denied admittance to a Jewish
care facility, an ad hoc group cre-
ated MJAC. Since then the or-
ganization has grown, the board
of directors now numbers 30,
and it shares space with Jewish
Experiences For Families at
AJE.
MJAC's primary focus is to
provide education on prevention,
understanding and compassion.
Although it is not strictly a
referral organization, MJAC
Linda Lee: Children know more than
makes an effort to stay on top
their parents.
of things in order to provide fur-
ther assistance, according to Ms.
a life, showing compassion, and Lee.
practicing tzedakah," said Rab-
Below is a complete agenda
bi Sleutelberg. "It is a tzedakah, for "...Until There's A Cure." For
not only in financial terms, but updates and further information,
in terms of our hands and hearts call 810-356-2123. ❑
as well," he added.
Chanukah Contest
Deadline Is Tuesday
ALAN HITSKY ASSOCIATE EDITOR
he Jewish News has re-
ceived more than 50 entries
for its annual Chanukah
Art Contest, leaving more
than 450 to still come in if past
trends follow. The contest has at-
tracted more than 500 entries in
recent years.
An added bonus this year, in
addition to the entries being dis-
played at the Jimmy Prentis Mor-
ris Jewish Community Center,
will be a Chanukah program and
awards presentation 2-4 p.m. Dec
4. The program will feature a
family Chanukah concert with
singer Raquel Pomerantz Ger-
shon, a candlelighting ceremony
and refreshments.
Contest winners will be dis-
played in The Jewish News
Chanukah issue, Nov. 25. Win-
ners will be selected in four cate-
gories: age 6 and under, age 7-9,
10-12 and 13-15.
First-place winners in each cat-
egory will be awarded $25. The
grand-prize winner will receive
$100, and the winning entry will
be displayed on the cover of the
Nov. 25 issue. First- through
third-place winners in each age
group, plus honorable mentions,
will be displayed inside the issue.
The art contest deadline is
noon Tuesday, Nov. 15. All en-
tries must arrive by that time at
The Jewish News, 27676
Franklin Rd., Southfield, MI
48034.
Contest deadline is
noon Nov. 15.
Entries should be 12" square
and must have the following in-
formation permanently affixed to
the back: name, age and address
of the entrant, home telephone
number and a parent's work
phone number, parents' names,
and the entrant's school and/or
Hebrew school. ❑
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Jerry Kaufman, Super Sunday co-chairperson, reprimanded
agency board members, not staff, for their lack of participation
in the Oct. 23 phonathon for the Allied Jewish Campaign.
Responses from Edward Haroutunian, a candidate for the
Wayne State University Board of Governors, was inadvertent-
ly left out of political coverage in the Nov. 4 issue.