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October 10, 1997 - Image 40

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1997-10-10

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AN TWERP

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E W E L E -R S

Community

TRADITION THAT STANDS
THE TEST OF TIME.

Chabad Dinner
Hosts Rabbi

Rabbi Moshe Feller, director of
Chabad-Lubavitch of the Upper
Midwest, will be the guest speaker at
the Bais Chabad Education Center din-
ner, 6 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 12, at the
Plaza Hotel in Southfield.
The dinner will honor Esther and
Neal Zalenko.
Rabbi Feller is an author and a radio
personality. His topic will be "Our
Impact on the World Tonight."
The dinner will benefit Bais
Chabad's educational programs which
include Ganeinu Preschool and Day
Camp as well as Bais Menachem
Academy.
For reservations and information, call
Suzanne Sondheimer, (248) 851-0416.

Tradition means more than simply the passage of time.
It means quality, integrity, and attention to the things that count the most.
Like excellence that can only be measured by the
wisdom and the teaching of our forefathers. For four generations,
Antwerp Jewelers has practiced this excellence, while specializing in
loose diamonds and custom design.
Without gimmicks. And without "sales."
At Antwerp, we believe our quality merchandise speaks for itself_
It has for over 100 years.
Like a tradition that stands the test of time.

Temple Academy
Classes Begin

Temple Israel's Academy, Courses for
Lifelong Learning, will begin 7-9 p.m.
Monday, Oct. 27, at the temple.
Students may choose two classes
from a variety of topics, taught by cler-
gy and visiting instructors.
Registration is on-going; for infor-
mation, call the Temple Israel religious
school, (248) 661-5725.

Ometz Mission
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For the first time, Detroiters with
mobility impairments will have an
opportunity to visit Israel on a United
Jewish Appeal mission.
Slated Nov. 4-14, the UJA Ometz
Mission is designed for people 25 to 45
who use wheelchairs, scooters, walkers
or canes. This mission also is for per-
sons who require a slower pace. Cost of
the mission is $3,100 and includes
round-trip airfare from New York City,
hotel accommodations (based on dou-
ble occupancy), meals, transportation
within Israel and entrance fees.
Special services for persons with dis-
abilities include a lift-equipped bus
which can board and secure wheel-
chairs, wheelchair-friendly hotel accom-
modations and an itinerary tailored to
the abilities of the participants.
For travelers who require assistance
with personal care or pushing a wheel-
chair, assistance and traveling compan-
ions will be provided. For a flyer and
application, call Leonard Milstone at

the Jewish Federation of Metropolitan
Detroit, (248) 203-1457.

Miracle Mission
Chairs Named

Benjamin F Rosenthal has been
appointed chairman of the next Jewish
Federation-sponsored, community-wide
Michigan Miracle Mission to Israel,
slated April 18-28, 1999.
Co-chairs are Ron Klein and
Kathy Wilson-Fink.
Honorary chairs are
David Hermelin and
Larry Jackier.
A co-chairman of
Michigan Miracle
Mission II, Rosenthal
also played a leader-
ship role in the first
Ben Rosenthal
mission in 1993. A
member of
Federation's Board of Governors and
Executive Committee, he has served on
many Federation committees and is a
former chairman of its Community
Services Division.
Leaving via El Al
Israel Airlines from
Detroit direct to
Israel, the 10-day
mission will arrive in
time to observe
Israel's Remembrance
Day for its fallen sol-
Ron. Klein
diers, immediately
followed by Israel
Independence Day, in Tel 'Aviv.
The trip will be highlighted by a
Shabbat observance at the Western
Wall, a seaside party in Tiberias and an
Independence Day celebration in Tel
Aviv. A visit to Michigan's Partnership
2000 region of the Central Galilee,
including a tour of the Zippori
Archaeological Park, also is included.
Participants also will
see major historic
and religious sites in
Jerusalem and in
other parts of the
country.
In addition to
round-trip airfare,
the trip includes
Kathy Wilson-
accommodations at
Fink
five-star hotels, most
dinners and lunches
and Israeli breakfasts, taxes and trans-
fers, sightseeing in air-conditioned buses
with Israeli tour guides and entertain-
ment by Israeli performers.
For details, call mission director
Ruth Broder, (248) 642-4260.

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