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The University
Michigan Hillelwas
awarded the William
Haber Awardfor
Programs of Quality
for the Jewish Campus
Community if by y the
Foundation or Jewish
Campus Li e,. Shown
are Richard Joel, presi-
dent of international
Hillel, and Rabbi Rich
Kirschen, assistant
director, U—M Hillel.

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The Jewish News wants to spotlight your SIMCHA

for our new Mazel Tov section.

If you're celebrating your

engagement, wedding,

bar/bat mitzvah, brit, baby naming,

special anniversary, or 100th (or older) birthday,

LET US KNOW!

Send us a short description of your special event,

including your name, phone number, and a

photograph of the person(s). If JN chooses you, you

will be contacted for more information. Submissions

should be no more than two weeks before or after

your simcha, and will run alongside your JN

COMMUN/TY

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Workmen's Circle/Arbeter Ring will

The Cooperative Council of Jewish
Women's Organizations will hold a
seder luncheon at noon Tuesday,
April 14, at the JPM JCC. For
information, call (248) 851-7747.

hold a third seder noon Sunday,
April 12, at 26341 Coolidge. For
reservations, call (248) 545-0985.

SYNAGOGUES

Congregation Beth Shalom will
sponsor a 'Women's Seder 6 9 p.m.
TuesdaY, APril 14, at the sYnagogue-
For reservations, call (248) 5;47-

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Council Hosts
Author's Talk

27676 Franklin Road

Southfield, MI 48034

fax: 248-354-6069

The Grosse Pointe Jewish Council will
host a talk by Dr. Mark I. Rosen on
his new book

Attn: Julie Edgar

Thank You for
Being Such a
Pain: Spiritual
Guidance for
Dealing with
Difficult People,

COLORWORKS SIUDIO OF INTERIOR DESIGN

7:30 p.m.
Tuesday, April
14, at the Grosse
Pointe Unitarian
Dr. Rosen
Church, 17150
Maumee (two
blocks east of Cadieux between St.
Clair and Neff streets).
The event is free, and refreshments
will be served following Dr. Rosen's
talk. For information on this event or
the Grosse Pointe Jewish Council, call
(313) 882-6700

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Wednesday, April 15, at the ORT
office. For reservations, call (248)
855-9820.

7970.

announcement!

4/10
1998

Women's American ORT will host a
Passover pot lunch brunch 10 a.m.

You've said we're in a class by ourselves & we thank you for the compliment!
Complete interior design services from blue print review & construction
specifications, to furniture selection & custom fabrication;
from windows & walls to the last scented soap...
These are the services that set us apart.
We're so glad you've noticed the difference.
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Book Program
From Hadassah

Staff at Borders Book Shop, 13 Mile
and Southfield in Birmingham will
share recommendations at a program

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hosted by Roosevelt Group of
Hadassah 1 p.m. Thursday, April 16.
Passover snacks will be served.
Price of admission will be a child's
book. Collected books will be donated
to an abuse center for women and
children. Additionally, 15 percent of
the proceeds from books sold during
the meeting will be returned to
Hadassah.
For reservations, contact Gayle
Bialick, (248) 354-8808.

Sisterhood Hosts
Film Classics

The Temple Beth El Sisterhood will
present the third in a series of film
classics 6:30 p.m. Sunday, April 19.
Featured will be the award-winning
Canadian film The Quarrel, a tale of
two Holocaust survivors accidentally
reunited in a Montreal park.
The film and discussion following
will be presented by Poonam Arora,
reacher of film studies at the
University of Michigan-Dearborn and
a film critic for the Ann Arbor

Observer.

The program is open to the com-
munity. There is no charge for the
presentation and dessert. Reservations
are not necessary