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The Detroit Jewish News, 2001-02-09

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DETROIT
JEWISH NEWS

Contents

winner of Michigan Press Association
go A and 2000
American Jewish Press Association-awards-

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February 9, 2001
Shevat 16, 5761
Vol. CXVIII, No. 26

Opinion

This Week

14 Generation To Generation

The Dolfmans' first funeral chapel
opens in Farmington Hills.

31 Chapels Of Life

Dorfman Chapel augments
community's comforting sites.

Community

35 Sandwich Squad _

ffnai Moshe congregants
prepare lunches for homeless.

Spirituality

_
New rabbi at Young Israel of Oak
Park will keep focus on Jewish

52 Young Leadership

Jonathan and Alan Dorfinan kiss the newly placed
mezuzah at Dorfman Chapel on Tuesday night. At
left is Rabbi David Nelson and in the center is Can-
tor Samuel Greenbaum, both of Congregation Beth
Shalom, who took part in the dedication.

Arts & Entertainment

63 Playing 'Mind Games'

Keep your thoughts to yourself
when Marc Salem comes to town.

Living Well

83 With Yiddish 'Tam'

18 Palestinian Mandate

Sharon, a landslide victor, affi rms
policies that Gaza City rejects.

www.detroitjewishnews.com

Old family recipes refresh
the body and the soul.

Cover Story page 66

Mother Ruth
TV miniseries tells Ruth Gruber's story.

Around the Jewish World

We're dedicated to coverage of North American Jewry and the
land of Israel, but we know that news continues to flow from
Jewish communities throughout the world. That's why we've
added a new feature to our online service.
Coordinated by Web Producer Joshua Paul Cane, the JN
Online feature is called "Around the Jewish World." Open
w ww.detroitjewishnews.com/features/
"Each week, we'll pull together a range of global stories that
inform, enlighten or entertain," says Robert A. Sklar, editor of
the Jewish News. "We'll try to offer a nice package that gives an
insightful look at what's going on around the Jewish world,
especially in Europe and the former Soviet Union."
As always, we welcome your feedback.

DEPARTMENTS

11
Alefbet'cha
Anniversaries . • . 51
60
AppleTree
116
Ask Wendy
B'nai Mitzvah . . . 45
42
Calendar
Carla Schwartz . . 90
35
Community
107
Crossword
110
Cyber Spot
Danny Raskin . . . 78
Editor's Notebook .. 5
Engagements . . . 46
11
For Openers
83
Food
28
Insight
5
Letters
92
Marketplace
44
Mazel Tov!
New Arrivals • • • • 44
117
Obituaries
31
Opinion
Out & About . . . 64
52
Spirituality
88
Sports
Staff Notebook . . 16
86
The Scene
Torah Portion . . . 58
48
Weddings

Candlelighting
Friday, Feb. 9, 5:39 p.m.

Shabbat ends
Saturday, Feb. 10, 6:43 p.m.

Cover:
Photography, CBS Television
Page design, Debbie Schultz

©COPYRIGHT 2001
DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

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