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CHAIM Sponsors
Essay Contest
Business meetings of the Gamma
Kappa Chi Fraternity Alumni will be
held during November at the China
King Restaurant. Meetings in
December will be held at Sila's
Restaurant.
All meetings will be on Thursdays
starting at 12:30 p.m. For details, call
Iry Bernstein, (248) 557-0956, or Art
Maniker, (248) 557-7105.
CHAIM, Children of Holocaust-sur-
vivors Association In Michigan, is
holding its 14th annual essay com-
petition. It's open to students in
grades 9-12 in Oakland County and
all other schools in Michigan to
which CHAIM has donated the
Holocaust curriculum "Life
Unworthy Of Life."
Essays must address the topic
"What made it possible for the
Holocaust to occur and why is the
study of the Holocaust relevant to
students today?" Entries should be
350-1,000 words and postmarked by
Feb. 15, 1999. All essays must be
submitted with an official entry form
that is co-signed by a teacher. The
first-place winner will have the honor
of reading his/her essay in Lansing at
Michigan's Holocaust Remembrance
Day Program and will receive an
award of $100.
To obtain an application or for fur-
ther information, write or call Debra
Feldman, Essay Contest Chair, c/o
CHAIM, P.O. Box 339614,
Farmington Hills, MI 48333; (313)
921-1580.
Bais Chabad
Prayer Classes
Bais Chabad of Birmingham and
Bloomfield Hills will host a series of
six classes on the subject of prayer.
The classes, to be held once a week
over a six-week period starting in
early November, will analyze both the
practical and mystical aspects of
prayer, and will concentrate on
understanding and navigating the
prayer book.
Classes will be taught by Rabbi
Elimelech Silberberg, spiritual leader
of Sara Tugman Bais Chabad Torah
Center in West Bloomfield.
For information on the classes, call
Eileen Borsand, (248) 646-3010.
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Sukkah Builders
For more information about
classes and locations, call
(248) 661-6625
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Alumni Plan
Lunch Meetings
For the first time, Kadima had its own sukkah. Through arrangements of
BBYO volunteer Ilene Lubin, the B'nai B'rith Center of Community Action
Committee built a sukkah at Kadimas Irving and Sarah Pitt Home in
Southfield. Assisting was the B'nai B'rith Youth Organization. Due to
inclement weather, Kadima's sukkah open house for clients was moved to Adat
Shalom Synagogue; Rabbi Herbert Yoskowitz presented an explanation of holi-
day customs. Chair for the Kadima Sukkot activities was Merle Schwartz.
Pictured are David Lubin and other B'nai B'rith volunteers.