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November 26, 2004 - Image 24

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The Detroit Jewish News, 2004-11-26

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Since Dec. 25 falls on a Shabbat this
year, the Jewish Federation of
Metropolitan Detroit will carry on the
tradition of its Mitzvah Day on
Friday, Dec. 24. Families, teens, gener-
ations of volunteers working together
are all welcome to donate a few hours
of time to more than 30 social service
agencies in the area.
The event will begin with a briefing
and breakfast at the Jewish Federation
of Metropolitan Detroit, 6735
Telegraph Road, Bloomfield
Township. Carpools will be available
to transport volunteers to the various
sites.
More than 30 opportunities for
mitzvot (good deeds) will be available,
including visiting older adults, serving
holiday meals and delivering meals on
wheels.
Under the umbrella of Federation's
Mitzvah Month in which the Jewish
community kicks off Federation's
2005 annual fund-raising campaign,
Mitzvah Day is presented to the com-
munity with special thanks to corpo-
rate partner, Ford Motor Company
Fund. The event chairs are Regina
Colton and John Marx.
Volunteers are asked to sign up on
Federation's Web site:
www.thisisfederation.org/mitzvanday
or via a card that many in the com-
munity will receive by mail.
Federation regrets that no volunteer
applications can be taken by phone.
The reservation deadline is
Wednesday, Dec. 8. Volunteers will
receive both confirmation and check-
in time in the mail. Volunteer reserva-
tions are filled on a first-come, first-
served basis. For information, call
Alaine Waldshan, (248) 203-1486.

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"All About Light," a community-
wide celebration including Shalom
Street's first birthday and Chanukah,
is coming up on Saturday, Dec. 11, at
7 p.m. Families are invited to Shalom
Street for "The Amazing World of
Light", a laser light show presented by
Mobile Ed.
An evening of festivities for the
whole family will include Chanukah
candlelighting, birthday cupcake deco-
rating and special activities exploring
the art and nature of light. Event
cosponsors are Federation's Alliance
for Jewish Education, the Jewish
Community Center and Jewish
Experiences for Families (JEFF). The

The $18 cost per family includes the
laser light show and refreshments.
For reservations-, call Lizzy Doppelt,
(248) 432-5543.

Focus On Environment

Israeli writer and educator and
Southfield native Jeremy Benstein will
speak on "Jews, Arabs and the
Environment in Israel" at a noon
lunch and learn on Wednesday, Dec. 1
at Congregation Shaarey Zedek
Southfield.
His talk will examine how environ-
mental issues in Israel breed both con-
sensus and conflict among Jewish and
Arab citizens.
Benstein, now living near Haifa, is
the fellowship director of the Heschel
Center for Environmental Learning
and Leadership in Tel Aviv. He is
completing a doctorate in environ-
mental anthropology at the Hebrew
University, researching environment
and citizenship between Jews and
Arabs in Israel.
This event is open to the public and
is sponsored by Shaarey Zedek
Lifelong Learning, Michigan
Coalition on the Environment and
Jewish Life and the Jewish
Community Council. Cost is $10 and
includes kosher lunch. To reserve a
seat, call (248) 357-5544.

Historian To Speak

The Friends of the Rabbi Leo M.
Franklin Archives of Temple Beth El
in conjunction with the 350th
anniversary of Jews in America will
present historian and author Anthony
Cohen on Thursday, Dec. 2 at the
temple.
"Retracing the Route to Freedom:
Jewish Abolitionists and the
Underground Railroad" will begin at
7:15 p.m., preceded by dinner at 6
p.m.
A descendant of Jewish slave owners
and slaves, Cohen is the founder and
executive director of the Menare
Foundation Inc., a national non-profit
working to restore Underground
Railroad safe houses nationwide.
The dinner and lecture are open to
the community. Cost is $36. The fee
for the lecture only is $18 for adults
and $10 for students and seniors. For
reservations and information, call the
archives, (248) 851-1100, ext. 3137.

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