n Life, There Are No Exceptions"

NCJ W Hosts
Steve Roberts

Steve Roberts will be the featured speak-
er at the fall 2000 opening meeting of
the National Council
of Jewish Women,
Greater Detroit sec-
tion 11:30 a.m.
Tuesday, Sept. 19, at
Congregation Shaarey
Zedek in Southfield.
Roberts and his
wife, TV and radio
Steve Roberts
personality Cokie
Roberts, write a
nationally syndicated
column for the New York Daily News
and contribute articles to USA Weekend.
They recently co-authored the book
From This Day Forward., Roberts will
sign copies of it at the event.
Chairs for the meeting are Edie
Broida and Sissi Lapides. The public is
welcome by reservation; there is a
charge. For information, call NCJW,
(248) 355-3300.

Meet Sam, he's a business man, developer,
father, husband, and a very smart man. He's also
a tough customer. He knows
quality when he sees it.

"I can tell you from past experience, I have lived in

another retirement community and nothing can

compare with the life I am living now at The Heritage.

I am totally delighted with the attentive

management and the entire staff at

The Heritage. It is beautiful, well built and

the people are warm and friendly."

.Sam

Baldwin,
one of the many reasons The Heritage
is a fabulous place to live.

Yad Ezra Ors
Holiday Cards

Yad Ezra, the kosher food pantry in Oak
Park, recently sponsored a Jewish New
Year greeting-card contest for children
ages 5-15, organized by board member
Lori Rubin. Judges Madeline Posner,
Ruth Rattner and Andy Lee chose win-
ners in the four age categories. They are:
Nicole Davidson, Joshua Finn, Emily
Sallen and Ethan Zavier.
The winning Rosh HaShana cards
have been reprinted and are available for
purchase in assorted packages of eight
cards for $25. Orders must be received
by Sept. 18. For ordering information,
call Yad Ezra, (248) 548-3663.

Dedication Set
At B'nai Moshe

Congregation B'nai Moshe will dedicate
a repaired Torah and a new Torah man-
tle during services Shabbat morning,
Aug. 26. The repair of the Torah and
purchase of the mantle were made possi-
ble by a donation from Mrs. Eda Reed
in memory of her husband Emil, who
died in 1999.
Eda and Emil Reed, both Holocaust
survivors, came to the Detroit area after
World War II. Together they founded
Reed Sportswear, a leather-coat factory.
The Reeds have been longtime members
and supporters of B'nai Moshe.

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