100%

Scanned image of the page. Keyboard directions: use + to zoom in, - to zoom out, arrow keys to pan inside the viewer.

Page Options

Share

Something wrong?

Something wrong with this page? Report problem.

Rights / Permissions

The University of Michigan Library provides access to these materials for educational and research purposes. These materials may be under copyright. If you decide to use any of these materials, you are responsible for making your own legal assessment and securing any necessary permission. If you have questions about the collection, please contact the Bentley Historical Library at bentley.ref@umich.edu

December 21, 2001 - Image 48

Resource type:
Text
Publication:
The Detroit Jewish News, 2001-12-21

Disclaimer: Computer generated plain text may have errors. Read more about this.

Infiniti

Event of the
Season!

Spirituality

2002 QX4

$429

39 Mo.

12,000 miles per year
$3,379 Due at Signing

Stk.# 2T004351

Every 51000 finance equals 527.78 up to 36 month on financing.

2002 QX4s, Q45s & G20s
also available at
HUGE SAVINGS.
Large selection &
Michigan's most
experienced Infiniti staff.
Call Kevin Tierney at:

248-645-5930

Toddlers share Chanukah with others.

= _ _ — =

CA)

Lisa Soble Siegmann entertains, as children snuggle with their parents and seniors look on.

I

STAFF PHOTOS BY KRISTA HUSA

=

INFINITI'

34574 Woodward
S. of Maple • Birmingham
248-645-5930

www.fredlaverycompany.com

is a tradition at Congregation

Shaarey Zedek Beth Hayeled
Southfield: Several times a
year, senior citizens who live
at Southfield's Elan Village are invit-
ed to share in the children's holiday
celebrations.

On Dec. 16, the occasion was the
last day of Chanukah. The children,
their parents, teachers and special
guests feasted on cookies, made by the
preschoolers, along with the traditional
sufganiyot (jelly doughnuts) and latkes
with applesauce. Lisa Soble Siegmann,
director of Jewish Experiences For
Families, led the group in singing.

Sarah Cohen, 4, of Franklin, works on
her miracle box. Each box is exactly the
right size for a Chanukah's worth of
candles.

"We had a wonderful time," said
Karen Cohen of Franklin. "It was great
to have the visitors."
Despite the expanded Chanukah
song list, Cohen said her daughter,
Sarah, still loves "I Have A Little
Dreidel" best of all.



Diana Lieberman, copy editor-

*Lease with approved credit, plus tax, title, plates.
All incentives to dealer. 12,000 miles allowed.
Amount due at signing includes ref. sec. dep.

When only the best will do:::

Felix Revzin of Oak Park and Lucy and Velvel
Sheyman of West Bloomfield follow along on
Chanukah song sheets.

1A4/.414Z491.1 ,

20% discount

Weddings, Bar/Bat Mitzvahs,
Party Invitations,
Hebrew and Hebrew Calligraphy,
Hand Calligraphy

Fabulous Imprintable Papers
Printed same day

Napkins, Skull Caps, Place cards,
Sign-in Books etc.

La Mirage Center
29555 Northwestern Highway
Southfield, Ml 48034

12/21
2001

48

248-356-2454

Debbie Goldfine Weisserman
Maureen Weisserman Mansfield

on against a background of colored lights
brightening the sky.
The large creation was constructed by
The Shul's 20-foot
Sam
Simko of Farmington Hills, who
menorah is raised
150 feet in the air. built the gold-sprayed menorah from
PVC pipes. Simko recited a prayer for
PHOTOS BY JOSHUA KRISTAL
Israel to the crowd, which later sang Chanukah tunes,
listened to The Shul's children's choir and ate latkes.
Itty Shemtov, who with her husband Rabbi Kasriel
a 20-foot menorah was raised 150 feet in the
Shemtov, direct The Shul, thought the great look on the
air to mark the first night of Chanukah, a
faces of everyone watching the menorah being raised"
crowd of 200 broke into dance and song.
said it all.
At a Dec. 9 party outside their partially
That was until she received a late-night phone call from
constructed new building, The Shul-Chabad Lubavitch's
a friend. "She told me she was in her home two miles away
Chanukah Blast Off event was true to its name.
and could see the menorah's lit candles through her bed-
After State Rep. Marc Shulman, R-West Bloomfield, lighted
room window" '11]
candles on a smaller menorah, a crane raised the larger one into
the air. Amidst huge sparks, its electric candles were switched
— Shelli Liebman Doi frvan, staff writer

Giant menorah lights the skies.

A s

Back to Top

© 2025 Regents of the University of Michigan