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September 04, 1999 - Image 149

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1999-09-04

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ARTISTS

Aish HaTorah of Metro Detroit

555 S. Old Woodward, Suite 611
Birmingham, MI 48009
(248) 737-0400
FAX (248) 539-5144
Email: detroit@aish.edu
Contact Person: Rabbi Tzvi Hochstadt

Art from Jerusalem by Rebecca Shore.
Colorful, thematic, Jewish prints, cards
and mezuzot.

Amos Dunst

17097 Sherfield Place
Southfield, MI 48075

(248) 559-0852

Ketuba calligraphy and illuminations,
Judaic art, Hebrew and English
calligraphy, family trees and "aishes
chayil:'

Birmingham Temple Art Show

28611W. Twelve Mile Road

Farmington Hills, MI 48334
(248) 477-1410 temple number
(248) 477 1890 show information
Contact Person: Toby Kiritsis

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Each fall, artists display their juried
works in painting, sculpture, jewelry,
glass and more.This well-attended show
welcomes the public to come buy a one-
of-a-kind piece.

Lynne Avadenka

26116 York
Huntington Woods, MI 48070

(248) 541-3132

Original hand-lettered and designed
Jewish ketubot, illustrated marriage
contracts.

HEBREW BOOK STORES

Befit Avot Productions/BAP

P.O. Box 1291
Troy, MI 48099
(248) 851-4019
Contact Person: Michael Drissman

Original Jewish educational material

JNSourceBook

including books, games andT-shirts.
Handy Hebrew Helpers, genealogical
trees, Sabbath games, holiday
workbooks. For schools and home. Free
brochure upon request.

Borensteln's Book & Music Store

25242 Greenfield
Oak Park, MI 48237
(248) 967-3920
FAX: (248) 967-3942
Contact Person: Chaskell Borenstein

Honorable Menschen

A full-service Judaic headquarters
including books, gifts and much more.

Esther's Judaica Gift World

6245 Orchard Lake Road
West Bloomfield, MI 48322
(248) 932-3377
FAX: (248) 932-8472

Everything for the Jewish home,
including prayer shawls, books, gifts,
toys, games, jewelry, CDs, computer
software, customized kippot and bencher
orders.

Spitzer's Hebrew Book Store

21790 W. Eleven Mile Road
Southfield, MI 48076
(248) 356-6080
FAX: (248) 356-6081
Email: plotnik3@juno.com

Retail and wholesale Judaic gifts, books
and music.

SISTERHOOD GIFT SHOPS

Adat Shalom Synagogue

29901 Middlebelt Road
Farmington Hills, MI 48334
(248) 851-5100
(248) 661-4007
FAX: (248) 851-3190
Email: adatshalom@aol.corn
Website: vvww.adatshalom.org
Contact Person: Jane Anchill

Unique gift-giving ideas for teachers,
friends and family. Beautiful Judaica for
all life-cycle events including weddings,
births, Shabbat and holidays. Offers a
bar/bat mitzva registry.

L

West Bloomfield

indsay became involved in the
Daniel Sobel Friendship Circle
after teen volunteers helped her
own family several years ago. Her moth-
er Beverly has debilitating multiple scle-
rosis and the volunteers hung out with
Lindsay and her brother to give her
parents some respite.
"Lindsay liked the idea of what they
did so much that she volunteered her-
self," says her father Roy. "Anytime they
ask, she's the first to go.

"

"Just knowing that I'm
helping someone
makes me feel good."

Sometimes Lindsay, 14, volunteers
as often as three times a week.
"It's always different. Hike develop-
ing a relationship with the kids," Lind-
say says.
She also helps out with her mother
and babysits a girl with a closed-head
injury and a friend's brother who has
Down syndrome.
"I don't think of it as a mitzvah; it's
just something I do and will keep do-
ing for a long time."
Most of the teen volunteers are
Orthodox and they have _lad an im-
pact on her. For example, she influenced
her family to keep kosher.
"Being Jewish is important."

Keri tauten Cohen

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