The. Jewish Community Center of Metropolitan Detroit
The Michigan Jewish Sports Foundation
West Bloomfield Parks and Recreation
West Bloomfield Schools Community Education
Community
invite you to cheer on the athletes of the
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SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 2000 • 10 a.m.
A full day of athletic events for individuals with
developmental disabilities age 5 and up
D. Dan and Betty Kahn Building
Eugene and Marcia Applebaum Jewish Community Campus
6600 W. Maple Rd., West Bloomfield
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
•Invocation • Opening ceremony
•Lunch and drop-in special events • Closing ceremony
Celebrity guests throughout the day • Evening dessert reception and dance
for athletes and their families
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REGISTER NOW!
MEL FARR
For more information or to register, please call
Nancie Furgang, (248) 661-7737.
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With generous support from Mel Farr Lincoln Mercury
and the Michigan Jewish Sports Foundation
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Young Israel of Oak Park will host a
Day of Appreciation to honor its for-
mer leader, Rabbi Steven Weil, and his
wife Yael 10 a.m. Sunday, Aug. 20, at
Yeshivat Akiva in Southfield.
After nearly six years in the Detroit
area, the Well family has relocated to
Beverly Hills, Calif Rabbi Well
accepted a position there as senior
rabbi of Beth Jacob Congregation.
Under his leadership, Young Israel
became the largest Orthodox congre-
gation in Michigan, with 260 member
families. Continuing to grow in terms
of membership and physical size, con-
struction is scheduled to begin this
week on a new sanctuary and social
hall on the site of the current syna-
gogue.
In addition to the Wells' own chil-
dren — Malky, 10; Kayla, 8; Rachel,
4; Josh, 6; and Benjy, 3 — local
youngsters and teens came to know
the Well home in Oak Park as a wel-
coming place to spend evenings and
weekends.
Joseph Greenberg, a synagogue
member, cited the rabbi's "constructive
and worthwhile approach to market-
ing — attracting people who may oth-
erwise not attend learning classes,"
among them, Rabbi Weil's Torah class
for cigar smokers like himself and a
cappuccino drinkers' class, taught by
both the rabbi and Mrs. Weil.
Because the rabbi is known for
building bridges between the
Orthodox community and other
movements of Judaism, a Book of
Memories will be presented to the
Wells. The book will include names of
friends and associates from throughout
the greater Detroit Jewish community.
Speakers at the event will include
Robert Aronson, chief executive officer
of the Jewish Federation of
Metropolitan Detroit in Bloomfield
Township and Rabbi Shmuel Irons of
the Kollel Institute in Oak Park.
Entries in the Book of Memories
are $36-$360, which includes two
seats at the tribute ceremony. Proceeds
from the day will be used to dedicate a
portion of the new sanctuary in honor
of the Wells.
To become a sponsor of the Book
of Memories or to purchase tickets for
the event, call Pia Katz, (248) 552-
1991, or Sandra Greenberg, (248)
544-4699.
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Jacknow Gives Teaching Prize
and Lois Freeman, Nancy Gad-Harf,
During the American Technion
Edythe Jackier, Larry and Eleanor
Society (ATS) mission to Israel,
Jackier, D. Dan and Betty Kahn,
Detroiter Muriel Jacknow presented
Morrie and Renee Rochlin and Mary
the David Jacknow Prize for
Wartell.
Excellence in Teaching to four
Technion-Israel Institute
of Technology professors.
Technion students select
the winners, reflecting
the emphasis the school's
administration places on
teaching.
This year's recipients
were professors Michael
Aviram, medicine; Ariel
Orda, electrical engineer-
ing; Eli Biham, computer
science; and Dan
Shechtman, materials
engineering.
Other Detroiters also
attended the Jacknow
Muriel jacknow is shown with Jacknow Prize recipient
Prize ceremony: Bernard
and Judy Cantor, Harvey Professor Dan Shechtman at the Technion.