Warsaw Torah Gift Recalls Uprising RUTH E. GRUBER Special to the Jewish News Warsaw/JTA W arsaw's Jewish community has a new Torah scroll. Donated by a congrega- tion in Chicago, the Torah was installed in the city's Nozyk Synagogue in a gala ceremony that was part of commemorations marking the 60th anniversary of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising. Visiting Israeli President Moshe Katsav carried the scroll into the synagogue after it was brought through the streets of the city under a chuppah, or canopy. "This was the first such event in the postwar history of Polish Jewry," said Michael Schudrich, rabbi of Warsaw and Lodz. The Nozyk Synagogue is the only one of prewar Warsaw's . more that 200 syna- gogues to have survived the Holocaust. It is used regularly today by the city's small, but active Jewish community. -The joyful procession began at the site of Warsaw's Great Synagogue, which was destroyed by the Germans on May 16, 1943. A huge skyscraper now stands on the spot. "The destruction of the Great Synagogue was to testify that Jewish life in Warsaw had been killed," Schudrich said. Nancy Stephen "We were supposed to no longer exist, not in Warsaw, not anywhere in Poland, and — had the plans of the Nazis been completed — not any- where in the world. Yet, 60 years later, we are there. We rebuilt our commu- nity. We endure." The ceremony was attended by the mayor of Warsaw, former Foreign Minister Wladyslaw Bartoszewski, a Righteous Gentile; the papal nuncio to Poland; and representatives of the pres- ident and prime minister of Poland. ❑ Ice-Cream Social! Come meet the directors and hear about plans for this summer! Grand Sunday, May 18, 2003, 3:00-4:00p.m. Resort Max M. Fisher Building 6735 Telegraph Road, Bloomfield Hills *Let us know if you are coming by calling Lisa at the phone number below! THE IDEAL LOCATION Located on beautiful and pristine Mullett Lake in Northern Michigan, Grand Resort is a 30-minute drive from Mackinaw City, and four hours from suburban Detroit. Conveniently located near many local excursions and attractions, featuring a family day at Mackinac Island. The family camp daily schedule includes wonderful activities such as arts Et crafts, singing, and group activities...all with Jewish flavor. Have a great time at our Shabbat dinner including wonderful Jewish programming! SIT BACK IN OUR DELUXE ACCOMMODATIONS Grand Resort at Mullett Lake is made up of individual cabins, each with 2-3 bedrooms, private bathroom, living room, cable TV and full kitchen. ENJOY OUR BEAUTIFUL PRIVATE BEACH AND RECREATIONAL FACILITIES Our beautiful lake offers a wide range of waterfront activities. Grand Resort also has basketball, volleyball, baseball, and soccer facilities. Use of our beautiful Silver Beach will make your stay the perfect family getaway. STILL DON'T HAVE PLANS FOR SUMMER? A few spaces are still available for family camp: Week #1 - June 23-29 Week #2 - June 30-July 6 Week #4 - July 14-20 Week #7 - August 4-10 Perfect Labor Day Weekend GETAWAY: Prices begin at $465 per family. View the Grand Resort video: www.tamarackgrandresort.com For more information and to make reservations, please call Lisa Soble Siegmann at (248) 205-2534. / 'David Retoeutsuu6 5. A A11110 MEM, PIIIIKIIIASIERII New & Used Car Broker Sales • Leasing • 13u1}/ing 248-496-2277 248-85 I -2277 .4.2.M. • ' • 2,4, \""A""."k"k."\•,°'k":'., e- • if > e o S 25519 Woodward Ave. (north of 696 near the Detroit Zoo) • 248-541-8025 Hours: Tuesday thru Thursday 11 am - 6 pm Friday & Saturday 11 am•5 pm • Sunday 12 noon - 5 pm • Monday Closed ".,‘"NoN Al\ -.VV:\",\A" ,\ ,,N" ,‘"".".,\01 \A"\A".\, \,-,NA". ,,NeN ., 5/16 2003 29