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Your Child's Bar/Bat Mitzvah
Picture in The Jewish News
Share the joy of your child's bar/bat
mitzvah with the entire community
and receive a FREE gift!
With all of the preparations for your child's special day, don't overlook history. That's what you'll be
making when your child's bar/bat mitzvah picture runs in the editorial columns of The Jewish
News. And we're happy to provide your child with a free portrait (a black and white one for us and
a full-color one for you) with our congratulations.
To receive our gift, just make an appointment with Leo Knight Photography at 810-352-7030,
Goldenberg Photography at 810-350-2420 or Michael Jonas Photography at 810-647-5060
approximately three months in advance of the bar/bat mitzvah date.
Or, arrange to have your own photographer send us a black and white portrait. Either way, you'll be
making history!
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The Jimmy Prentis Morris Jew-
ish Community Center will spon-
sor a Kristallnacht Memorial
Service on Monday, Nov. 6, at 1
p.m. to commemorate the formal
beginning of the Holocaust. Pi-
anist Lillian Zeliman will ac-
company the program.
The Yiddish Culture Club will
meet on Thursday, Nov. 9, at
12:30 p.m. Haim Rozenthal will
facilitate. No charge.
Every Thursday, the Center
Men's Forum meets at 10:30 a.m.
Facilitator, David Weiner, leads
discussions on current events
and politics. Participation is free.
Chabad House
Lecture Series
Akiva Hebrew Day School PTA
will have a rummage sale Sun-
day, Nov. 5, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. at
27700 Southfield Road, at 11 1/2
Mile Road, Lathrup Village.
For information, call Judy
Saks (810) 967-4126.
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Kristallnacht, the November
Pogrom, was a night of terror
sanctioned by the Nazi state and
carried out on Nov. 9, 1938.
Kristallnacht will be observed at
5:30 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 9,
with a candlelight service spon-
sored by the Community Events
Committee of the Jewish Com-
munity Relations Council of
Flint. The service will be held
outside the Gorne-Taylor Jewish
Community Building at 6-19
Wallenberg Street in Flint.
Respond to the Flint Jewish
Federation, (810) 767-5922.
Jewish Family and Children's
Services and Flint Jewish Fed-
eration's Community Relations
will sponsor the Jewish Book and
Gift Fair at Temple Beth El on
Sunday, Nov. 12, and Monday
Nov. 13.
On Sunday, the fair will be
held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and
again from 7 p.m.-8:30 p.m. Sto-
ryteller Corinne Stavish will de-
light youngsters at the morning
session with Jewish Folk tales
and tales of enchantment.
Naomi Rosenblatt, author,
will speak at the Sunday evening
session.
On Monday, Nov. 13, the Book
Fair will continue from noon-2
p.m. with the theme "Food for
Thought" at the senior lunch pro-
gram. There is a fee for lunch.
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Rummage Sale
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JPM Plans
Three Programs
A high-energy, five-week crash
course lecture series providing a
basic introduction to Jewish phi-
losophy and observance will be
offered by Chabad House of East-
ern Michigan. The course con-
sists of five short lectures on five
consecutive Tuesdays, beginning
Tuesday evening, Nov. 14, at
7:30 p.m. The topics of the five
lectures are: belief in God,
prayer, the Sabbath, Jewish ob-
servances and sexuality.
The guest lecturer will be Rab-
bi Elimelech Silberberg of the
West Bloomfield Torah Center
in West Bloomfield.
For information or to register,
call Chabad House, (810) 230-
0770; or fax (810) 733-8736 or
write Chabad House, 5383
Calkins, Flint, MI 48532.
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JFS Files
Go To Archives
Since the late 1950s, the Jewish
Family Service has assisted large
numbers of Holocaust survivors
successfully file claims against
the German government.
In accordance with the Jew-
ish Family Service's records
management policy, records of
deceased clients would normal-
ly be destroyed. However, due to
the historical and archival sig-
nificance of these records, they
will be turned over to the Detroit
Holocaust Memorial Museum in
November. These are not Clini-
cal records. The document loca-
tion, sites of internment and
abuses, perpetrated by the Nazis
and are of crucial archival sig-
nificance. Access to these records
will be carefully monitored to
maintain confidentiality.
If you are the next of kin to a de-
ceased survivor who filed a claim
against the German government
and do not want your relative's file
to be archived to the Holocaust
Museum, call the Jewish Family
Service, 559-1500, to arrange to
pick up your relative's file. All files
must be picked up by Nov. 30.
First Aid
Training Clinic
Adat Shalom Synagogue will
sponsor a CPR and First Aid
Training Clinic from 10 a.m. to
2 p.m. on Sunday, Nov. 12. In-
struction will be provided by the
Life Support Training Institute,
a division of Community Emer-
gency Service.
Arranged by the synagogue's
Men's Club, the workshop is
open to both women and men.
Participants may choose either
adult or pediatric instruction.
Advance reservations by Nov.
6, are required. There is a $3
charge per person. A light break-
fast will be served. For informa-
tion, call the Adat Shalom office,
851-5100.