Apples And Honey
Coming Up Aug. 29
The annual Apples and Honey and
Lots, Lots More will take place 1:30-
4:30 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 29, in the West
Bloomfield lobby of the D. Dan &
Betty Kahn Building of the Jewish
Community Center of Metropolitan
Detroit. The event is co-sponsored by
Jewish Experiences For Families, a divi-
sion of the Agency for Jewish Education,
the Jewish News and the JCC.
In the JEFF sukka, children of all
ages can make a stuffed Torah, their own
ushpizin guest book (for the seven mysti-
cal visitors to the sukka, according to
kabbalistic tradition) and create an edi-
ble sukka.
The afternoon includes a perfor-
mance by the Festival Dancers with
artistic director Harriet Berg, a sing-
along led by Lisa Soble Siegmann and
an Apple Moon Walk. Educational
materials will be available.
A Shofar-making Factory for ages 8
and older costs $10 per shofar; reserva-
tions are required. Volunteers are need-
ed. For information, call the Agency for
Jewish Education, (248) 354-1050.
A SMALL AMOUNT,
MAKES A BIG DIFFERENCE.
ON AUGUST 1, 1999, ADAM NISKAR WAS INVOLVED
IN A SWIMMING ACCIDENT THAT LEFT HIM PARALYZED.
NOW HE NEEDS THE SUPPORT OF FRIENDS LIKE YOU.
Jewish Genealogical
Society Newsletter
Earns Plaudits
Jewish Genealogical Society of Michigan
was honored for having the best
newsletter of the National Genealogical
Societies.
The 40-page quarterly publication,
edited by Marilyn Natchez of West
Bloomfield, and titled Generations,
includes feature articles by members as
well as authors and lecturers.
Under Steven Rosman, Society presi-
dent, the state organization also received
an award from the International
Association of Jewish Genealogical
Societies for having the best program-
ming, including workshops, field trips
and lectures. Special workshops were
organized and opened to other genealog-
ical societies to provide training in
genealogy, computers, Internet and
other sources of high-tech information.
The 160-member Michigan Society
co-hosted the National Genealogical
Societies' first regional conference. The
Society has a library, speakers' bureau
and Web site (www.jgsmi.org).
For more information about the
Michigan Society, visit the Web site or
call Marc Manson of Farmington Hills
at (248) 661-8515.
COME TO OUR BENEFIT FOR ADAM
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1999 • 7:30 PM — 11:00 PM • $100 DONATION
LOCATED AT KARMA ( 22901 WEST WOODWARD, FERNDALE)
Donations are not tax deductible.
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PLEASE MAKE ALL DONATIONS IN CARE OF:
FRIENDS FOR ADAM NISKAR TRUST
P.O. Box 631 BIRMINGHAM, MICHIGAN 48012
• FRIENDS FOR ADAM
FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL: (248) 263-0812
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