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Staff Notebook

8TH ANNUAL FAMILY CONCERT

Honoring
Community Volunteer

SHELLEY NADIV

Wednesday, November 8

Southfield Centre for the Arts

A HUMANITARIAN
MEDICAL RELIEF PROGRAM FOR
RUSSIAN JEWISH CHILDREN

TICKETS:
Adults:
$25 in advance/$30 at door

Child:
$10 in advance/$15 at door

Tickets available at:
Borensteins,
Esthers & Spitzers

For further
information call:
(248) 542-1880 or
(248) 855-6170

24350 Southfield Rd.
Southfield (South of Ten Mile)

Performance by DuDu Fisher

Never on Friday

with Yerachmiel Stewart

Segulah Orchestra

Doors open at 6:30 p.m.
Concert begins at 7:00 p.m.

American Heart
Association.,

welcome home.

Fighting Heart Disease
and Stroke

The Most
Important
Instrument in
the Treatment
of Stroke

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with caterecl services

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Studios and suites with private baths
Three well planned daily meals
Emergency call systems
Housekeeping and linen services
Round the clock staffing
Licensed Nurses 24 Hours Daily
Personal care assistance
Medical supervision
Spa with pool and exercise room
Scheduled activities
Game room
Library
Hair salon
Sundries shop
Transportation
Plus -- For the Memory Impaired

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on Accreditation of Healthcsre Ofeantzetions

DuDu Fisher

TOURS AVAILABLE DAILY
call 248.683.1010

©1995. American Heart Association

VISIT

Rabbi Addresses
Detroit Council

An Oak Park rabbi delivered a pre-
Rosh Hashanah prayer before the
Detroit City
Council on Sept.
27.
Rabbi Chaim
Moshe Bergstein
of Bais
Menachem
Academy
reminded those
gathered that the
holiday, begin-
ning at sun-
Rabbi Bergstein
down Sept. 29,
marks "not the
creation of the world, but the cre-
ation of the first human being,
Adam and Eve, created together as

one."
He added, "The individual is obli-
gated to say that 'the whole world
was created for me'; therefore,
depends upon my actions."
He challenged the council to
"strive constantly to find favor in
your eyes to bring merit and success
for this city of over 1 million of your
children. May all your children fol-
low in their example and be blessed
therewith, with health, prosperity,
and good, learned and successful
children."
— Robert A. Sklar

Canton
Aids Toy Drive

Congregation Bet Chaverim in
Canton has joined forces with
Einstein Brothers Bagels to collect
gently used toys for Southfield-based
Jewish Family Service.
The toys may be dropped off until
Sunday, Oct. 15, at Einstein
Brothers Bagels on Ann Arbor Road
in Plymouth, or during
Congregation Bet Chaverim Sukkot
services at 10:30 a.m. on Oct. 15.
The Sukkot festival services will be
held at the Northville Montessori
School on Haggerty Road, just north
of Five Mile Road.
For information, contact the
Congregation Bet Chaverim hotline,
(734) 480-8880.

— Harry Kirsbaum

NOTEBOOK

Joint Commission

on Accredflatron of tiegthcare Ooentrations

www.detroitjewishnews.com

on page 28