New High Holiday Services
At The JCC.
Spiritual.
Warm.
Informative.
Friendly.
Lively.
Warm.
Exciting.
Warm.
Free.

Here's To...

Aviva Robinson, a Bloomfield Hills
artist who works
primarily on
paper, recently
became a member
of the board of
the American
Craft Museum in
New York and the
Michigan
Humane Society

Debra Darvick, a writer from
Birmingham, has been awarded a
residency at the Ragdale
Foundation, an internationally
acclaimed artists community located
in Lake Forest, Ill. This honor was
bestowed upon Darvick in recogni-
tion of outstanding quality of work.
A Ragdale residency allows artists to
maximize artistic work potential. At
Ragdale, Darvick will work on her
book-in-progress, tentatively titled A

Jewish Life, Fifty-Two Stories of Joy,
Meaning and Connection.

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So that's why we'll be having exciting services (in
Hebrew and English) at the Maple-Drake JCC, a
children's program, a warm environment with
friendly people—and a serious Kiddush after ser-
vices.

Services are free and you're invited, but you need
to call The Shul at (248) 788-7131 and register.
The possibilities for High Holiday spiritual con-
nections are infinite, but seating is limited. (Rosh
HaShanah and Yom Kippur are September 10-12
and 20-21.)

So get seats for a warm Minoan while they're still
hot.

THE SNUG

Chabad-Luhavitch
6211 Quaker Hill Drive West Bloomfield, 48322/www.theshul.net

Barry L. Howard, chief judge pro
tempore of the Oakland County
Circuit Court, has been elected pres-
ident of the Michigan Judges
Association, effective Jan. I, 2000.

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In last week's story "Hillel Day
School Taps New Leadership
Team," four names were mis-
spelled. Stefanie Blechman, a
Hillel graduate, is the daughter
of Doris and Frederick
Blechman — he's the day
school's new president. Among
those newly elected to the board
of directors were Ken Goss,
Denise Kalt and Rabbi Elliot
Pachter.

ROSH HASHANAH/

Yom Kippur option. It's for the entire corn
munity, a place for anybody to feel comfort-
able. Because everybody should have a place where
they could feel at home on the High Holidays. We
feel strongly about that.

Gary D. Lichtman of Farmington
Hills has been asked to join the
University of
Detroit Mercy as
professor of com-
munication stud-
ies; he also serves
as UDM's media
relations director.
Lichtman will
teach courses in
journalism and public relations.

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Detroit Jewish News

9/3
1999

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