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Russian Jewish war veterans of World War II make ribbons.

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To help unite the community in the wake of the Sept. 11 terrorist
attack, Jewish Family Service (JFS) volunteers and staff made red,
white and blue ribbons that were handed out by local synagogues
during the High Holidays.
More than 10,000 ribbons were made in three days. JFS employee
Sara Bleich made 300 at home one evening. Lisa Yoskowitz organized
an afternoon of ribbon making with friends Deborah Anstandig,
Rachel Charlupski, Pele Browner, Emily Weingarden, Shayna
Supowit, Chavie Wexelberg-Clouser, Pam Goldfadden and K.K.
Schmier.
Sixty Russian Jewish war veterans of World War II made 5,000 rib-
bons in one morning. Shannon and Scot Wilson Fink spent an
evening working on ribbons with their mother, JFS immediate past
president Kathleen Wilson Fink. JFS board members chipped in by
making ribbons and delivering them to the svnaaoaues.
,
Micki Grossman, who chairs the volunteer services committee,
coordinated the project for the Southfield-based JFS.