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October 10, 2003 - Image 81

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The Detroit Jewish News, 2003-10-10

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5th ANNUAL "FRIENDS

American Synagogues

FOR ADAM" CHARITY EVENT

Sunday, October 26th, 6pm at Ginopolis in Plymouth

$150 per person /$250 per couple

Your ticket will include: Strolling Dinner, Premium Bar, Door Prize & Entry Into Raffle

Must be present to win. Tickets must be purchased in advance.

The cover of American Synagogues: A
Century of Architecture and Jewish
Communi" features a view of the bimah
of the Yamasaki-designed North Shore
Congregation Israel in Glencoe,

be more communal
or more hidden.
References to tradi-
tions suggest that
people want to be
tied to their past."
As the book takes
readers to syna-
Dr. Samuel D.
gogues old and new
Gruber: "People
through text and
should look
pictures, it offers
detail images of the
closely at their
physical
artistry that
enhances the sanctu- environment
wherever they
aries and other areas
are."
of the structures.
There are photos
of Hugo Bailin's painted frieze depicting
Jewish history at the Wilshire Boulevard
Temple in Los Angeles. Window views
present Ben Shahn's work in visualizing
creation at Temple Beth Zion in Buffalo,
and Arthur Szyk's pieces memorializing
casualties of World War II as represented
by members of Temple-Tifereth Israel in
Cleveland.
Gruber explains that sometimes con-
gregations used non-Jewish architects
because they believed the synagogue
membership could have stronger influ-
ence on the designs. Jewish architects,
they thought, might come to projects
with developed ideas of what these
buildings ought to be.
"I think that people should look close-
ly at their physical environment wherev-
er they are," Gruber advises. "When
they're in synagogues, they should think
how they influence the space and the
space influences them.
"I hope people traveling the country
will add some of these spaces to their
itinerary." ❑

ADAM NISKAR WAS PARALYZED IN A DIVING ACCIDENT ON AUG. 1, 1999

At that time. his family and friends established the "FRIENDS FOR ADAM" trust. This trust was
established to raise money for Adam's ongoing medical needs. Although he has made tremendous
strides both mentally and physically, Adam still has additional financial needs due to the accident.
The past money raised has afforded him reliable home care, exercise equipment. an accessible
home and a modified car. All of which make Adam the independent person that he is today. He has
a tremendous outlook on life and truly is an inspiration to others with special needs. This trust will
continue to help Adam achieve many of his dreams. THANK YOU FOR YOUR GENEROSITY & SUPPORT!

Any questions regarding the event OR to make payment by credit card, contact Ross @(248)93112120.
Please make checks payable to "Friends for Adam Niskar" and send to P.O. Box 631. Birmingham, MI 48012

( Donations are NOT tax deductible )

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