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The Detroit Jewish News, 2004-11-05

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Rosenfeld, Marjorie and Saul
Saulson, Michele and Eli Saulson,
Amy and Jeff Schlussel, Jean S.
Shapero, Harriet F. Siden, Audrey
and Dr. Jack Sobel, Phyllis Strome,
Kelly and David R. Victor, Steven I.
Victor, Willa and Andy Walker,
Melba Winer, Mary Lou and
Morton Zieve.
Coalition leaders are U.S. District
Judge Avern Cohn of Detroit, hon-
orary chair, and Judith Levin Cantor
of Bloomfield Hills, chair.
Celebrate 350 will host Brandeis
University historian, Professor
Jonathan Sarna Saturday, Nov. 13, at
the Jewish Community Center in
West Bloomfield as part of its Book
Fair programming. A short reception
will precede the 8 p.m. lecture.
There is a program fee.

Celebrate 350 programs are post-
ed on the Jewish Historical
Society of Michigan's Web site

michjewishhistory.org/350th_C
elebration.html
The Jewish Historical Society
of Michigan offers bus tours of
historical Jewish Detroit. For
information, call the
AJCommittee, (248) 646-7686.

Also available on www.detroitjewishnews.com

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Community Service Noted

For her "positive, invaluable and
lasting impact" on the Detroit
Jewish community, Linda Z. Klein
of Bloomfield Hills received the
Kipnis-Wilson/Friedland Award for
Community Leadership at the
United Jewish Communities 2004
International Lion
of Judah
Conference,
recently held in
Washington, D.C.
The conference
marked the inau-
gural year of the
award, established
in honor of Lion
of Judah founders
Norma Kipnis-
Klein

Wilson and Toby Friedland. Klein
was among the 91 women honored
at the conference, each chosen by
their local Jewish federation, in
recognition of their leadership and
dedication to Jewish philanthropy.
A longtime community fund-raiser
and member of Federation's Board
of Governors since 1995, Klein has
served the community in numerous
capacities. She is a past president of
JVS as well as Federation's Women's
Campaign and Education
Department and has served as a co-
chair of Federation's Annual
Campaign. Most recently she served
on Federation's Executive
Committee as chair of the Planning
and Allocations Steering Committee.

JTS Sets Recruitment

The Jewish Theological Seminary
Albert A. List College of Jewish
Studies has scheduled an informa-
tional meeting for high school stu-
dents and parents 7:30 p.m.
Tuesday, Nov. 9, at the home of
Fred and Doris Blechman, 2633
Chelsea Lane, Bloomfield Hills.
List College in New York City
offers a joint undergraduate program
with Columbia University and
Barnard College. Students graduate
with two bachelor of arts degrees
after majoring in a Jewish subject at
List and a second from among
majors available at Columbia and
Barnard.
Located on the Upper West Side,
List students have all of Manhattan
as their back yard. Class sizes at List
are small and intimate while corn-
bined with all the advantages of a
big Ivy League university. Merit-
and need-based financial aid are
available.
For information, contact the
Detroit JTS office, (248) 258-0055.

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