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The Detroit Jewish News, 2004-10-08

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City: West Bloomfield
Kudos: Army Helper

Do you feel you're doing your part
for Israel?
"Most of us don't have the kind of
money that's going to make a differ-
ence. I just find volunteering so per-
sonally invigorating."

Cookie Koblin recently celebrated her
66th birthday by volunteering for three
weeks at an Israeli army base as part of
Sar-El, the National Project for
Volunteers for Israel. She repaired and
replaced microphones and speakers in
helmets and repaired tank antennas.
The Keego Harbor resale shop owner
has been volunteering at least once a
year with Israeli soldiers since 1987.

I take it this is not like vacationing at
a posh hotel.
"The conditions are unbelievable.
The workplace is 100 degrees with no
air-conditioning, and you share a
room with four to six people and no
closets. But I come back very stimulat-
ed."

COOKIE KOBLIN

Do you volunteer with Sar-El every
time you go to Israel?
"Most of the time I've done Sar-El.
I have this need to help in some
hands-on way; I have a problem going
to Israel just to visit. I go there a mini-
mum of once a year, and sometimes
I've gone twice.
"The last time, we had a family
wedding and we stayed an extra week.
But I had to cut my army duty short."

How hard is it to fit the trip into
your work schedule?

— Harry Kirsbaum, staff writer

For more information about Sar-El, see
its Web site: www.sar el.org

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Cookie Koblin, right, and a friend
work on communications gear.

/REPORT A DOER...
"It's hard, but it's my commitment
Know a Doer — someone of any age doing
— and I make sure I haven't taken any
interesting, meaningful things in their life
other vacation. I make sure I do this.
outside of their job? Share suggestions
It's important to me to be in the coun-
with Keri Guten Cohen, story development
try and to make my donation. People
editor, at (248) 351-5144 or e-mail:
have such a different attitude about
ccohen@thejewishnews.com
you because they see that you are will-
ing to give of yourself."

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www.detroitjewishnews.com • Friday, Oct. 8, 2004 • Tishrei 23, 5765 • Vol. CXXVI, No. 9

Israelis, American Win Nobel In Chemistry

Stockholm
The Nobel Prize Committee for
Chemistry on Wednesday awarded the 2004 prize to
three Jewish scientists.
Aaron Ciechanover, 57, and Avram Hershko, 67,
are the first Israelis to win a Nobel in chemistry.
They share the prize with Irwin Rose, 78, an
American, for their work in the 1980s on how the
human body fights off faulty proteins and diseases
like cancer.
The Israelis are associated with the Rappaport
Family Institute for Research in Medical Sciences at
the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology in Haifa.
Ciechanover is the director. Hershko, a professor, is
originally from Hungary.
Rose is a specialist in the physiology and bio-
physics department at the University of California-
Irvine medical school.
The three men will share the $1.3 million prize.
Four Israelis have previously won Nobel Prizes:
Menachem Begin shared the peace prize in 1978
with Egypt's Anwar Sadat. In 1994, Shimon Peres
and Yitzhak Rabin shared the peace prize with
Palestinian Yasser Arafat. In 1966, Shmul Yosef
Agnon shared the literature prize.



On The Cover: Darren Hollander, 31/2, and brother
Matthew, 6, of Farmington Hills work in the Apples
and Honey garden.
Photography, Angie Baan • Page design, Kelli Johnson

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