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October 15th!
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That's What Friends Are For;
Sukkahing In The Rain
H
alloween came a little early
for Brian and Stephanie
Goldstein. Upon arriving
home from their honeymoon
recently, they were greeted with
a special treat. Actually, it was
more like a trick from their good
friends Mark Jeross and Alan
and Marcy Newman.
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The Show Must Go On;
The Sukkah Must Go Up!
Pouring rain didn't stop Andy
Russman and Sandy Rockind
from building a sukkah at the
Florence and Charles Milan
JARC (Jewish Association For
Residential Care) home in Farm-
ington Hills. Hands down, Andy
won master sukkah builder.
Many thanks to Sandy for being
on pine needle patrol and pulling
them out of my hair.
This was the second annual
year for JARC's Sukkah Build-
ing Brigade. Co-chairs were
The trio decorated the newly-
weds' pad with everything from
plastic spiders and rats to Silly
String and fake cobwebs. The
gags that garnished the entire
apartment will add a spark to
their marriage for at least the
next three months. After all,
that's how long it will take to get Robb Lippitt, Dona Lakritz
rid of all the tiny pieces of con- and Pam Lippitt. Twelve young
adults helped put up sukkahs at
fetti.
four JARC homes.
"The first thing I saw
JARC helps adults
was a 'Just Married' ban-
with developmental
ner with balloons," Brian
disabilities live mean-
said. "I had no idea what
ingful and dignified
was to follow. When I
lives in the communi-
started noticing they had
decorated the living room
ty.
Check your mail
and left a trail of decora-
boxes for an invitation
tions and destruction, I
MICHEL LE COHEN to JARC's fund-raiser,
got a little bit worried
SPECIA L TO THE
Grease! on Wednesday,
about what was next. Af-
JEWIS H NEWS
Nov. 20, including a
ter I had seen all the
young adult pre-glow.
damage, I thought it
should have been Oct. 31 because For information, call 810-352-
5272.
it looked like Halloween."
So far, they have found spiders
in their bed, in the cookie jar, in On The Horizon
their underwear drawers, and in Looking for a crash course in how
their oatmeal. Stephanie also each political party stands on var-
found a plastic rat in the freezer. ious issues? The Young Adult Di-
Brian even found a picture of vision (YAD) invites you to
Stephanie on the inside of the toi- "Confront The Issues" at 7:30
p.m., Thursday, Oct. 17, in Shiff-
let seat cover.
According to Marcy, Brian and man Hall at the Maple/Drake
Stephanie haven't found every- Jewish Community Center. Ad-
thing yet. There's definitely more mission is free. For information
surprises to come. Just a word and to make reservations by Oct.
14, call Jim Rosenberg at 810-
of warning to the three decora-
tors. Brian says, "Paybacks are 642-4260.
Hay man, grab some tissue (in
hell."
case you have allergies) and
marshmallows (for
toasting, of course)
and join Hillel of
Metro Detroit and
B'nai B'rith Lead-
ership Network for
a hay ride and bon-
fire. The co-spon-
sored event will
take place 7-10
p.m. Sunday, Oct.
27, at Sugarbush
Farm in Ypsilanti.
The cost is $5 per
person. A convoy
will leave from
Roosevelts' park-
ing lot (at 12 Mile
and Orchard Lake)
at 6 p.m. For infor-
mation and to
R.S.V.P. by Oct.
21, call the HMD
Mark Jeross, Alan Newman and Marcy Newman welcome office at (313) 577-
back their buddies.
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