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VICKI BARNETT FOR COUNCIL

Farmington Hills Council Member
Financial Advisor with LPL Financial Services
Member Shir Shalom, Hadassah & ADL Board
Mark Steckloff's wife,
Samantha & Jordan's mom

Meals On The Move

Louise Newman and Betty and Grant Silverfarb have arranged for the kosher
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and the northern suburbs.

BARRY BRICKNER FOR COUNCIL

Farmington Hills Planning Commissioner
Practicing Attorney
Member Adat Shalom
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54 Detroit Jewish News

Hillel Day School of Metropolitan Detroit students in grades 6-8 did their part
for Make a Difference Day on Oct. 17. Events included a walk, stuffed animal
drive and car wash. Above, Meryl Schwartz, 13, of Huntington Woods, scrubs a
car. Left, Shim Glogower, 13, of Ann Arbor, dons rubber gloves and a plastic
bag — but she gets wet anyway. Right, teamwork makes a di erence as Hill&
eighth-graders raise money for their Tzedaka Fund.