/- ;words maximum length (250
words for grades one-three); iden-
tify and discuss two Jewish val-
ues exemplified by your neigh-
bor; state how your neighbor has
made a difference in your life and
in the life of your neighborhood;
submit entries to your school
principal by April 20.
The winner in each category
will receive a Walkman Audio
>player. Winning essays will be
published in The Jewish News.
Entries will be judged by repre-
sentatives from the Neighbor-
hood Project agency for Jewish
Education, The Jewish News and
the cities of Oak Park and South-
field.
Recognition will be given to all
students who enter.
For details, call the Neighbor-
' hood Project, (810) 967-1112.

Conference Set
On Holocaust

Learning about the hatred and
evil connected with the Holocaust
and Armenian Genocide will the
topic of a daylong conference
Thursday, April 10, in the Mc-
"- Gregor Memorial Conference
Center at Wayne State Univer-
sity.
Tickets for "Teachable Mo-
ments from the Holocaust and
Armenian Genocide: Lessons of
Hatred and Evil" cost $25 and in-
clude lunch. To receive a regis-
tration form, call Wayne State's
office of community relations,
\-,(313) 577-2246. A continental
"- breakfast will be served at 8:30
a.m.
Speakers will include Richard
Lobenthal, former director of the
Michigan regional office of the
Anti-Defamation League, and
Ferndale High School teacher
Barbara Demlow who will show
an anthology of film segments
and moderate a panel discussion
featuring students.
Dennis Papazian, professor
history and director of the Ar-
menian Research Center at the
University of Michigan-Dear-
born, will be the keynote speak-
er.

Temple Israel
Plans Courses

Registration has begun for the
spring '97 academic program at
Temple Israel. Classes are held
7-9 p.m. Monday nights: April 7,
14, 28, and May 5, 12. Cost is $40
for members and $50 for non-
members.
Also being offered will be the
Sunday evening Feast and Film
`- series. Jewish America — the
/- Making of the West will be shown
April 27; kosher for Passover food
will be served. Call the religious
school office for a brochure or in-
formation, (810) 661-5725.

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