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work on business retention.
The election count in Tuesday's primary for
"I was appreciative of
Southfield City Council follows. Names of the
how so many people came
eight
candidates who will progress to the
together to work on my
November general election are in boldface.
campaign," said Brateman,
a former Yeshivat Akiva
*Sidney Lantz
3,524
and Young Israel of
*Myron A. Frasier
3,494
Southfield board member
*Sylvia
Jordan
3,006
and current Southfield
Jonathan
D.
Brateman
2,972
Zoning Board member. "I
Roy
T.
Bell
2,208
had campaign workers at
Eleanor Smith
1,748
the precincts. I was wel-
Robert Willis
1,511
comed into peoples'
Marilyn A. Williams
878
homes. It was the support
Cedric
L.
McSween
Sr.
657
and enthusiasm of others
Kevin Threatt
567
that kept me going."
The four other candi-
*incumbents
dates that won slots for the
city council race in the
November election are:
United Way Community Services, for-
• Roy T Bell, a self-employed small
mer president of the local NAACP
business owner who is a member of
and currently a board member of the
the Southfield Planning Commission,
Lula Belle Stewart Center;
president of the American Association
• Marilyn A. Williams, who did not
of Retired Persons, and a board mem-
respond to a _Jewish News question-
ber of the Southfield Community
naire.
Coalition for the Prevention of sub-
In addition to the primary race for
stance Abuse and Violence;
city council, Southfield's vote on
• Eleanor Smith, a self-employed
Tuesday vote also narrowed the possi-
litigation attorney who is
ble candidates for city clerk from five
president of the Southfield Housing
to two. The two candidates whose
Commission, and a board member of
names will appear on the Nov. 7 ballot
the Southfield Non-Profit Housing
are Nancy Banks, who received 2,434
Corporation;
votes, and Joan Seymour, who
• Robert Willis, an assistant attor-
received 1,930 votes.
ney general for the state of Michigan
The deadline to register to vote in
who has been a board member of
the November election is Oct. 4. Li

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Selichot services this year were held on Saturday, Sept. 4. The date was erro-
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Meaningful."

"Just as the hand, held before the eye, can hide the tallest
mountains, so the routine .of everyday life can keep us from
seeing the secret wonders that fill the world."
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3 should have included the full name of the
Detroit Jewish community's new cinema event:
the Lenore Marwil Jewish Film Festival.

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The captions for two pictures in the Sept. 10
story, "The Boys From Beth Achim," were
switched.
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Natalie and Manny Charach are founders of
the Janice Charach Epstein Museum/Gallery
at the Jewish Community Center in West
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