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2003/2004
It's time for the 2003-2004 JN SourceBook's
2nd Annual Readers' Choice Awards.
Tell us your picks for Jewish Metro Detroit
and Ann Arbor!
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online to us by July 11. We'll publish your
picks in this year's JN SourceBook
arriving the week of Sept. 22.
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JARC Installs
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NOTORIOUS NOSHES
Jewish
Kosher hot dog
Matzah ball
Corned beef
Jewish baked goods
Ethnic
Asian
Middle Eastern
Italian
Specialty
Romantic
Carryout
Steak
Best coffee
Family dining
Pizza
Burger
Ice cream
Coney restaurant
On the town
Bar
Martini
Cigar bar
Hip Saturday night hot spot
SENSATIONAL SIMCHAHS
Music
Florist
Photographer
Videographer
Party planner
Invitations
Local hotel
Gift shop
LET US ENTERTAIN YOU
Jewish author
Jewish cookbook
Jewish musician
Jewish comedian
Comedy club
Movie theater
Live theater venue
SHOP TILL YOU PLOTZ
Judaica items
Israeli products
Kosher food selection
Shoes
Mall
Bed and Bath
Electronics
Men's clothing
Women's clothing
Children's/Teen clothing
Jewelry
Car dealership
Home accessories
Garden center/nursery
JVS Promotes
College Loans
JUST JEWISH
Jewish community event
Topic to study at adult Jewish education
class
Volunteer/mitzvah hero
Jewish social action program
Israel destination
College students may apply for interest-
free loans for the 2003-2004 school year
through the Sarah and Harold Gottlieb
Jewish Educational Loan Service pro-
gram (JELS).
Administered through Southfield-
based NS, Hebrew Free Loan
Association and the Jewish Federation of
Metropolitan Detroit, the program is
available to Detroit area Jewish residents.
To be considered, applicants must be
full-time student pursuing an under-
graduate, graduate or professional educa-
tion; be able to document financial
need; attend a Michigan eucational insti-
tution unless a comparable education is
not available in Michigan; and demon-
strate academic progress toward a career
objective.
In addition to loans, JVS provides
counselino- to parents and students inter-
ested in other
b financial aid options avail-
able through state, federal and private
sources. For information, call Marvin
Berman, (248) 233-4209.
ANN ARBOR HAUNTS
Asian
Italian
Deli
Restaurant on Main Street
Jewish community event
Cultural experience
Volunteer/mitzvah hero
HEALTHY LIVING
Yoga studio
Day spa
Gym/health club
Nail salon
Hair salon
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Dan Gilbert of Franklin has been elect-
ed president of the board of directors of
Farmington Hills-based JARC.
Gilbert, chairman of Quicken Loans
Inc. , was elected to the JARC board in
1997. He also serves on the board of
the National Neurofibromatosis
Foundation Inc. in New York City.
Gilbert was recently named to the
Junior Achievement Southeastern
Michigan Business Hall of Fame.
Also elected at the JARC annual
meeting were vice presidents Joanne
Aronovitz, Carol Kaczander and Robert
Nusbaum; secretary Bobbie Miller; and
treasurer, Eli Scherr.
JARC board members elected for a
second three-year term were Jeff Cohen,
Otto Dube, Ron Hodess, Lenny
Hutton, Barbara Jonas, Dan Medow
and Beth Kroft Mondry.
Newly elected to the board were Lisa
Brown, Mindy Cherney, Steve Cicurel,
Shelley Gach, Diane Gallagher, Ed
Hersch, Howard Luckoff, Christine
Niskar, Sheryl Stoddard and Mary Topf.
H. James Zack is JARC's immediate
past president and chairperson of
JARC's Capital Campaign.
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