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NOVEMBER 2, 2001
VOL. CXX, NO. 12
Spirituality
14 Time To Heal
57 Firiding Comfort
Rabbi Yoskowitz's book tells
of minyan's healing p ower.
15 Fallout
AppleTree
69 Gathering Diamonds
This Week
18 A Call For Help
This year's Super Sunday
broke records ... for a reason.
The Winebergs love Judaism
filled with joy, understanding.
Arts & Entertainment
73 Standing Up To Terror
Opinion
31 Making Sparks
Burn Brighter
Nourish the soul to help
involve underaffiliated.
Community
35 To Touch A Heart
Fall Fix Up volunteers
made seniors' world better.
NBC miniseries on Warsaw Ghetto
uprising shows Jews and non-Jews.
Living Well
105 Hall Of Farners
Jewish sports hall
to induct three stars.
112 Helping Hands
Troubled boys get annual gifts
from dedicated Oak Park couple.
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Robert A. Sklar, editor
Candlelighting
Friday, Nov. 2, 5:06 p.m.
Cover:
Irwin Shaw
Photography, Krista Husa
Page design, Debbie Schultz
Book It!
Shabbat shalom!
DEPARTMENTS
11
Alefbet'cha
56
Anniversaries
B'nai Mitzvah . . . 48
114
Business
43
Calendar
129
Crossword
78
Danny Raskin
Editor's Notebook .5
51
Engagements
11
For Openers
29
Insight
6
Letters
115
Marketplace
47
Mazel Tov!
New Arrivals . . • 48
138
Obituaries
Out Sc About . . . 74
105
Sports
66
Synagogues
110
The Scene
Torah Portion . • . •68
54
Weddings
Shabbat ends
Saturday, Nov. 3, 6:08 p.m.
Sue Cahn of Southfield works
the leaf patrol at Fall Fix Up.
he Jewish Book Fair is one of Detroit
Jewry's grandest of fall traditions.
Through the pull of the written word, it
brings Jews of all backgrounds together at our
central address, the Jewish Community Center
of Metropolitan Detroit. Our Book Fair pre-
view begins on page 83 (and is also available
via JN Online, www.detroitjewishnews.com).
A related editorial appears on page 31.
Throughout Jewish history, books have
stood out. Knowledge is power, and much of
Jewish culture through the ages has been
grounded in the gifts of knowledge gleaned
from the pages of books.
Book Fair is more than a repository of fic-
tion and nonfiction. It's a place to settle in,
forego the rhythms of the workday and nour-
ish your literary soul.
www.detroitjewishnews.com
CHESHVAN 16, 5762
Community members reach out to
one another during candlelight vigil.
Israel's leaders weigh the results
of IDF tanks in the West Bank.
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DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Cover Story page 83
Enduring Idea
Irwin Shaw founded Detroit's
Jewish Book Fair 50 years ago,
after a simple suggestion.
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