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Philanthropy

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Local community members make a difference.

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In a letter to Israel Bonds,
srael Bonds is just one
Gov.
John Engler wrote,
of the many organiza-
"Both
of these couples have
tions that have recently
dedicated
a major part of
honored community
their
lives
to giving back to
leaders.
the
communities
in which
At Temple Beth El, Helen
they live. They have made
and Tarik Daoud and Sydell
their involvement an oppor-
and Doug Schubot received
tunity to lend themselves to
the State of Israel Declaration
actively promoting peace and
of Independence Award.
CARLA JEAN
harmony between major
More than 150 patrons
SCHWARTZ
world groups, creating better
attended the event.
Local Columnist futures for our children and
Tarik Daoud, originally
contributing to the Jewish
from Iraq, promotes peace and
community."
reconciliation among the Arab and
Photojournalist Linda Solomon
Jewish communities. He received the
and other Michigan artists recently
1999 community service award from
contributed their work to the eighth
the American Arab Jewish Friends.
annual ArtShare Invitational. More
Doug Schubot is a former chair-
than 500 patrons attended the event
man of the Israel Bonds campaign
at the Southfield Town Center, which
and has hosted many fund-raising
raised more than $79,000 to benefit
events. He is also past president of
the St. Vincent and Sarah Fisher
the American-Israel Chamber of
Center's programs for children and
Commerce.
families in crisis. Solomon, the

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Left, from top to bottom:
The Schubot clan attended the
Israel Bonds event: Michelle,
Brian, Sydell, Doug and Ron.

Jack and Aviva Robinson with
Paul W Smith of WJR at the
National Philanthropy Day
event.

Mona Rappaport, Vera
Ambrose, Mark Fritz and
Linda Solomon supported
ArtShare.

Top: Artist Michael Rollins'
'Symbol + Language: A New
Interpretation" exhibit is at
Gallery Function Art in
Pontiac.

A Call for
Nominations for...

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TODAY'S REAL HEROES

The Seventh Annual Installation
into the Jewish Apartments &
Services (JAS) Senior Adult
Jewish Hall of Fame

The annual event recognizes the spirit
of Chanukah and Metro Detroit
seniors who are eighty years or older,
for their contributions in the Jewish
and/or community-at-large.

To request a nomination form:

Cd11 Sherry Veal at
(248) 661-0123, Ext. 1-233.

Completed nomination forms must be
postmarked by December 31, 1999.

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Jewish Apartments & Services also thanks all the other
organizations who are contributing to the success of
"Eight Over Eighty."

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