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Temple Dedicates
Historical Marker

On Sunday, Oct. 7, Temple Beth El will
dedicate a Michigan historical marker
commemorating the 150th anniversary
of the founding of the congregation.
This will be the third marker attesting
to Temple Beth El's role in the founda-
tion of the Detroit Jewish Community.
The first, dedicated in 1973, is on
East Lafayette in Detroit and commem-
orates the Lafayette Street cemetery,
Michigan's oldest Jewish cemetery, dedi-
cated in 1851. The cemetery, which
adjoins Elmwood Cemetery, contains
the graves of Jewish veterans of the
Spanish-American War and World War

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t Hillel, we begin with small classes, teachers who love to

teach and a dynamic curriculum that addresses the needs of

the whole child. This solid foundation instills in children a

love of learning and encourages them to reach their greatest potential.

Hillel children are celebrated, both as individuals and as part of

a community in which lessons are meaningful and learning is a

To learn more, we invite you to attend our

Open House • October 15TH • 7:00 p.m.

Our open house is for prospective new parents with children entering our

kindergarten and first grade programs for the 2002/2003 school year.

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Information will be available regarding our new graduated tuition
structure and financial assistance program.

The second marker, dedicated in
1977 at the corner of St. Antoine and
Congress, commemorates the site of the
first Jewish religious services in
Michigan. The site was the home of
Isaac and Sarah Couzens, who arrived
in Detroit in 1850 at a time when the
Jewish population numbered 60. The
Couzens held the first minyan in their
home and later hosted the gathering of
12 families who met to form the Beth
El Society.
The marker being dedicated Oct. 7
commemorates the founding of the
congregation and notes its embrace of
Reform Judaism as well as Beth El's role
in helping to charter the Union of
American Hebrew Congregations.
A representative of the Michigan
Historical Commission will be among
those speaking at the noon dedication at
the temple. grounds. Following the ded-
ication, there will be a reception in the
foyer. The dedication and reception are
open to the community. There is no
charge

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Temple Israel
Plans Academy

Temple Israel will begin its fall 2001
adult education academy with a kick-off
program 7:30 p.m.
Thursday; Oct. 18,
featuring George
Cantor, Detroit News
columnist. He will
speak on Courtney's
Legacy: A Father's
Journey, the book he
wrote after the loss of
his daughter
George Cantor
There will be a
reception following the
program. For information or to make
reservations, call Temple Israel Tyner
Religious School, (248) 661-5725.

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