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For many people suffering from chronic knee pain,
the thought of surgery and a six-month recovery for
traditional. knee replacement surgery is enough to endure
the pain a bit longer. After all, who wants to sit on the
sidelines for six months? Now you don't have to.
Dr. Ferepce is the newest
addition to Sinai-Grace's
joint replacement team,
joining Drs. Kruget,
At Sinai-Grace Hospital, our minimally invasive total knee
replacement gets you back in action. This innovative
technique allows you to walk unassisted in two weeks,
with a total recovery time of six weeks—as opposed to
six months for traditional knee replacement surgery.
Higginbotham, Blasier,
Hoard, Mackey and DeSilva.
This team offers
The surgery is performed by Dr. Robert Ference, a
nationally recognized leader in minimally invasive
knee replacement.
unparalleled expertise
in total joint replacement
Just think: In six weeks, you can continue your active
lifestyle—or just climb a flight of stairs—without pain.
That's true progress.
To learn more, call Sinai-Grace's total joint
replacement center, Joint Plus Excel, at
Sinai-Grace Hospital
888-DMC-2500.
Detroit Medical Center/Wayne State University
JEWISH FEDERATION OF METROPOLITAN DETROIT
UNITED JEWISH FOUNDATION OF METROPOLITAN DETROIT
COMBINED ANNUAL MEETING
united Jewish
Founda5on
of meetcottal Delmit
The Annual Meeting of the
United Jewish Foundation will take place on
Tuesday, September 21, 2004
7:30 p.m.
Adat Shalom Synagogue • Farmington Hills, Michigan
The Annual Meeting of the
Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit will take place on
Tuesday, September 21, 2004
7:30 p.m.
Adat Shalom Synagogue • Farmington Hills, Michigan
The following business will be conducted at the meeting:
Presentation of the recommendations of the Nominating Committee, which has met and
designated the following list of nominees for election by the members of the Foundation:
The following business will be conducted at the meeting:
Presentation of the recommendations of the Nominating Committee, which has met and
designated the following list of nominees for election by the members of the Federation:
BOARD OF GOVERNORS
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
NOMINEES FOR AT-LARGE MEMBERSHIP
3-YEAR TERM ENDING 2007
Paul Hooberman
Diane Perlman
Warren Rose
Bernard S. Kent
David Schostak
OFFICERS
Phillip Wm. Fisher
Allan Nachman
President
Vice President
Douglas Etkin
Margot Halperin
Vice President
Vice President
Terran Leemis
Treasurer
Robert P. Aronson
Secretary
Norman Pappas
NOMINATED FOR A 1-YEAR TERM ENDING 2005
Lauren Daitch
Matthew B. Lester
Gary Sakwa
Dennis Deutsch
Steven R. Schanes
NOMINATED FOR A 2-YEAR TERM ENDING 2006
Stuart Hertzberg Brian Hermelin Amy Carson Schlussel
Jeffrey B. Schlussel
NOMINATED FOR A 3-YEAR TERM ENDING 2007
Alan T. Ackerman
Nancy Grosfeld
Nancy Schostak
Peter Alter
Barbara Horowitz
Robert I. Schostak
Irwin Alterman
Nancy Jacobson
Jennifer Silverman
David L. Bittker
Diane Klein
Paul Silverman
Harold Blumenstein
Rabbi Harold Loss
Lawrence A. Wolfe
Susan Citrin
Mark Milgrom
Pamela Applebaum NN'yett
Daniel Greenberg
Joshua Opperer
Vice President
OFFICERS
Peter Alter
President
2004 NOMINATING COMMIT ILE
Robert Slatkin
Chair
Scott Eisenberg
Margot Halperin Ten-an Leemis
Lynda Giles
Nancy Grosfeld
Vice President
Vice President
Gary Shiffman
Treasurer
Vice President
Douglas Bloom
Secretary
Beverly Liss
Vice - President
Gary Torgow
Vice - President
Robert P. Aronson
Executive Secretary
2004 NOMINATING COMMITTEE
Beverly Liss
IN
8/20
Michael Horowitz
Chair
Lisa Lis
Terry Nosan
Benjamin Rosenthal
Kathleen Wilson-Fink
2004
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Publishing (www.karben.com or 1-
800-4KARBEN), copyright 2004.
Paperback. 24 pages. $4.95.
This book is something like the first
runner-up in the Miss America con-
test. It's good, it's worthy, and it will
do if for any reason a first-place candi-
date is unable to fulfill its job. It's just
not quite the winner.
Jewish children have for years been
enjoying Sammy the Spider, whose
adventures have taken him through all
the Jewish holidays (Sammy Spider's
First Passover, First Purim, First Rosh
Hashanah, First Shabbat, First Tu
b'Shevat etc.).
The author clearly wants to stick
with a good thing, so she has intro-
duced a series of workbooks featuring
Sammy, as well. (After all, there are
only so many Jewish holidays for
Sammy to enjoy).
Sammy Spider's Israel Fun Book con-
sists of coloring and game activities for
very young children (think younger
than 5; no boy or girl older than this
is really going to be challenged by the
"Circle things that you wouldn't see in
the desert" game, featuring ice skaters
and penguins). The pictures are nicely
drawn and the ideas are usually cute
(Make a Sammy Out of Israeli Foods,
or Find Sammy's Face on the Fruit in
the Kibbutz Dining Hall).
The tiniest fans of Sammy will no
doubt have fun with this, but older
children, who still enjoy the Sammy
stories, should pass on the Israel Fun
Book.
The Only One Club by Jane Naliboff,
with illustrations by Jeff Hopkins.
Published by Flashlight Press
(vvvvw.flashilightpress.com ), copyright
2004. Hardback. 32 pages. $17.95.
Available in stores this October.
From the first few pages you know
exactly what's going to happen in The
Only One Club. You're also going to
have to set reality aside to get through
this one. And it missed the boat on
the opportunity to teach a bit about