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Tuesday, May 13, 7:30 p.m.

Adat Shalom Synagogue

29901 Middlebelt Rd., Farmington Hills

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"Can Technology and
Economics Bring Peace
to the Middle East?"

An analysis by

JOEL BAINERMAN

Editor of the
Middle East Business Report

This insightful journalist looks beyond
religion and politics to factors that may
affect the future of peace negotiations.
Mr. Bainerman is a former business editor
of the Jerusalem Post and a contributor
to the Wall Street Journal and leading
international periodicals.

Free -- Open to the public.
Light refreshments.

Co-sponsored by the

American Technion Society

James Deutchman President

Helping Hands

and the

America-Israel Chamber of Commerce Temple Israel's second social action effort
of Michigan
draws quite a crowd.
Michael H. Traison, President

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Temple members helped out
ore than 300 people
came out for Temple Is- at the Food Bank of Oakland
rael's second annual County, Fleischman Residence,
Mitzvah Mania, a so- Friends Alliance, the Haven,
cial action program both at the JARC, Kadima, the Lighthouse,
temple and at community agen- Michigan Jewish AIDS Coali-
tion (making a section of the
cies.
Nancy Gad-Harf, the temple's Names Quilt), Orchard Hills
Nursing Home, Ponti-
director of program-
ac Rescue Mission,
Above:
ming and development,
said Mitzvah Mania Carly Kaufman, John Ronald McDonald
came from a desire by Redmond and Rachel houses in Ann Arbor
Redmond carry
and Detroit, Simon
the temple's social ac-
to delivery House and Spectrum
tion committee to "in- packages
vehicles.
Youth Services.
volve as many people as
In-house, volunteers
possible in the congre-
gation in a social action project. made greeting cards for children
"There are tons of people who who are in Israel's Hadassah
really want to get involved but and Allyn hospitals as well as at
can't take time from their [dai- Children's Hospital in Detroit.
ly] schedule," she explained. They also created greeting cards
Parents and children worked for residents of senior citizens
jointly on the one-day projects, homes.
In addition, Temple Israel led
giving them time together and
also a sense of contribution to a clothing drive, collecting bags
the community, Dr. Gad-Harf of clothes, toys, food items and
toiletries.
said.

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