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The Detroit Jewish News, 2001-02-02

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Here are 4 ways you can "Stick your neck out
and be a Mitzvah Hero" at
The Great Purim

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Pared Projec+

Sunday, March 4, 2001

1. MAKE Shalach Manot parcels at home

Decorate several plates or baskets. Include fresh fruit, or certified 0
kosher packaged dried fruits, wrapped candy, or packages of cookies or
crackers.

Reception Honors Rosh Yeshiva

Please include at least 2 kinds of foods. Use 0 kosher products like:






Leaf - Heath Bars, Butterfinger, Milk Duds, M & M's
Hershey - Kisses, Reese's, KitKat, Rolo
Betty Crocker - Fruit Roll-Ups, Gushers
Nature Valley - Granola Bars

ALL items must be individually wrapped, commercially wrapped and certified kosher.
Otherwise, we can't use them!

2. BRING your completed Shalach Manot and drop them off. . .

February 26 - March 4 (9:30 a.m.-5 p.m.) to the Agency for Jewish Education, located in
the Max M. Fisher Federation Building, 6735 Telegraph Road, Bloomfield Hills,Suite 370

3. MAKE Shalach Manot parcels with us!

Sunday, March 4, 9:30 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Come one, come all to make parcels with your family, friends and community at the Max
M. Fisher Federation Building

4. TAKE your Shalach Manot

Sunday, March 4, 1 - 5 p.m. from the Max M. Fisher Federation Building to places like:
Shalom Detroit Newcomers, New Americans, residents of various senior facilities, families
of Jewish hospice patients, Coville Apartments for the elderly of Jewish Family Service,
MJAC recipients, Kosher Meals on Wheels recipients, DMC/Sinai-Grace Hospital.

KAt1Yf 01, 141T004

ya For information, call the JEFF office, (248) 645-7860

Unity Package to Jerusalem

A reception will be held
sion program.
Monday, Feb. 5, in honor of
Phase one fea-
Ray Yeruchim Olshin, rosh
tures new dining
yeshiva (dean) of Beth
and study facili-
Medrash Govoha in
ties. Phase two
Lakewood, N.J.
will bring the
Rabbi Yisroel Menachem
renovation of a
Levin, ray of Beth Tefihlah
beit midrash
Emanuel, will be master of
(house of study)
ceremonies. Mrs. Sol
named Beis
Nusbaum, Rabbi Dov
Shalom.
Loketch and Rabbi Joseph
The chairman
Nusbaum will host the recep-
of the sponsors
tion at the Nusbaum home,
committee will
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be Dr. Elliot
Beth Medrash Govoha is a
Weinhouse, who
center of advanced Torah
specializes in
Rabbi Olshin
studies. Among its 3,000
heart problems
scholars are a large number of
of young chil-
students from the Detroit area.
dren. He is a scholar in Judaica and
The yeshiva has embarked on a
an activist in the Jewish community
multimillion-dollar campus expan-
and at Torah institutions.

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Spirituality Theme For SAJE Speaker

Spirituality will be the theme of
Rabbi Lawrence Kushner when he
delivers the kickoff lecture for this
year's Seminars for Adult Jewish
Enrichment
(SAJE).
Rabbi
Kushner will
deliver the
SAJE-sponsored
second annual
Shiffman Family
lecture at 7:30
p.m. Tuesday,
Feb. 13, at the
Jewish
Rabbi Kushner
Community
Center in West
Bloomfield. His topic:
"The Silent Alef: What Really
Happened at Mt. Sinai."
For more than 25 years, the former
Detroiter has used wisdom and
humor to promote spiritual renewal.
He is the author of several books on
spiritual awareness and Jewish mysti-
cism. He is the first rabbi in residence
at Hebrew Union College-Jewish
Institute of Religion in Cincinnati.
Beginning Feb. 27 and running
through March 29, more than 40
adult Jewish education courses will be
offered through SAJE at both Jewish
Community Center locations. Among
the courses taught by local rabbis,

cantors, educators scholars and com-
munity leaders are: Jewish poetry,
Jewish cooking, music, prayers,
women and Judaism, Israel, Torah,
children, ethics, Jewish mysticism,
Jewish humor and spirituality. New
this year is an online course, offsite
classes and programs for young adults
and young families.
Those who register for two or more
SAJE courses at the Kushner lecture
will receive a free, autographed book.
Individuals who become a "friend of
SAJE" by making a donation of $136
or more will receive an autographed
book and unlimited classes.
SAJE chairs are Doris Blechman and
Arthur M. Horwitz. Sponsoring organi-
zations are the JCC, the Agency for
Jewish Education, the Jewish
Federation's Alliance for Jewish
Education and the Jewish News. SAJE is
supported by a gift from Cis Maisel
Kellman.
Rabbi Kushner's lecture is co-spon-
sored by Libby Wedgle Mall, Jewish
Family Service and the Jewish
Federation's Community Outreach
and Education Department.
Admission to the lecture is free.
Tuition for SAJE courses is $15 per
course or $36 for three or more
courses. For brochure or information,
call Elisa Freilich at the JCC, (248)
661-7649.

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