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February 17, 2005 - Image 40

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The Detroit Jewish News, 2005-02-17

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AppleTree/The Scene

METAMORPHOSIS

LAWYER BECOMES
REALTOR!

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REALTOR.

Leon Weiss
REALTOR®

Largest
Real Estate
Office in
Oakland
County

32961 Middlebelt Rd.
Farmington Hills, MI 48334
248 851-4100 office
248 568-7453 cell
248 851-9965 fax
Ijweiss@realestateone.com

FOUSSEMAGNE from page 38

A successful lawyer for 28 years,
Leon Weiss is now fighting for his
clients in a new arena — real estate.
After careful review of the leading real
estate companies in Michigan, Weiss
says he is very proud to be associated
with the best...
Real Estate One. A tough and tireless
lawyer who always put his clients first,
Weiss promises to deliver the same
loyalty, tenacity and integrity
to each and every one of his real estate
clients. Weiss is working in the
largest real estate office in Oakland
County, Real Estate One
at 14 & Middlebelt.

Integrity and Committed Service Still Matter.

925310

Michigan's Nest Selection of

Polls, Bears g- Accessories

t0-SO" OFF

A Fabulous Sales Event For Poll Lovers

METRO HILLEL

Collectors!

3947 W. 12 Mile Rd. Berkley

(3 Blks East of Greenfield)

SHOP

248-543-3115 800-551-PLAY
Mon-Wed, Fri & Sat 10-5:30p • Thu 10-8:30p
www.dollhospital.corn www.toy-shoppe.com

In-stock items, limited exclusions. Cannot combine with other offer. Ends 2/26/05 939.

The BMW Dealer Alternative

'Servicing All Newer BMW Cars and SINs.
'Premium Service - Competitive Pricing
"Also Servicing Porsche & Ferrari

2/17
2005

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MSU HILLEL, East Lansing

Feb. 19 Saturday, 7 p.m. MSU Hillel
Havdallah service and candle-making at
MSU Hillel. Refreshments. RSVP:
Lindsay Miller at Mill1261@msu.edu .

Feb. 24 Thursday, 7 p.m. MSU Hillel
and TAG see The Story at Boars Head
Theatre. Carpool. Cost: $6. RSVP by
Feb. 20 to MorganTaylo393@msu.edu .

First Time Customer Special
'10% Off Labor - With This Ad I

U-M HILLEL, Ann Arbor

Feb. 18 Friday, 7 p.m. U-M GAP and
Temple Beth Emeth TNT potluck
Shabbat dinner, 2555 Victoria Ave., Ann
Arbor. RSVP: Rachel Adams at
radams2576@yahoo.com

IIWKOLAS MOTORSPORT

248-682-7755

2683 Orchard Lake Road, Sylvan Lake, MI 48320
wwwnikolasmotorsport.corn

Feb. 20 Sunday, 6-8 p.m. Hillel of
Metro Detroit broomball and dinner at
Berkley Ice Arena. Cost: $5. Bring new
or used sports equipment to be donated.
RSVP: Karen Adelman, (313) 577-3459
or Hilleled@wayne.edu.

Feb. 23 Wednesday, 5 p.m. MSU Hillel
"Jewish Cooking in America" with Joan
Nathan. She will prepare several tradi-
tional dishes and hold a book-signing.
RSVP: Jenn Stotter at pa@msuhillel.org.

BMW SERVICE

Sig

In 1973, Spector united with
Warner Brothers to form Warner-
Spector records, and two years later
he had a new company,Spector
International, where clients included
Cher and the Ramones.
What always singled out Phil
Spector was his sophisticated
approach to music production. He
was the first to use overdubbing of
musical instruments on recordings,
reflecting, he said, his "Wagnerian
approach to rock-and-roll: little sym-
phonies for the kids."
Spector has continued his career in
the music industry, all the while liv-
ing a personal life marked by odd
incidents. Said to be extremely sensi-
tive, with a vet.), hefty ego, Spector
-
everyoriesWethfiss when he' '
fered a mysterious accident in the
mid-1970s.
To this day, no one really knows
what the accident was all about,
though it took Spector out of the
limelight for a full year. ❑

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College age through 30-something. Send information to
ahitsky@thejewishnews.com

Pls_ Earn Polly Buck, See Store For Ms

SOLDIER

place in the music business again,
this time as a producer. His debut in
the field was on a song called
Corrina, Corrina, recorded by Ray
Tell Laura I Love Her Peterson.
Corinna, Corinna hit the Top 10 in
1960, and Spector's role as a music
producer was secured. By the time
he was 21, he was chief of the
Philles Record Label (named for Phil
Spector and his partner, Lester Sill),
the youngest label head in music his-
tory.
Among Spector's early colleagues
were Leon Russell and Glen
Campbell, who worked as session
musicians on such Spector-produced
hits as Be My Baby by the Ronettes
and You've:241- That Lovin' .Feelingb
the-Righteous Brothers:- -
In 1966, Spector chose to leave
the world of music for two years
after the song he marked as his
greatest achievement — Ike and
Tina Turner's River Deep, Mountain
High — went nowhere on the
American charts, though it was a hit
in Britain. He re-emerged two years
later, however, as a producer for the
Beatles.

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Former ADL Head To Speak

Richard H. Lobenthal, former long-time
director of the Anti-Defamation League
Michigan Region, will speak about
events during his career at 8 p.m.
Tuesday, Feb. 22, at the University of
Michigan Hillel in Ann Arbor.
Lobenthal helped end segregation in
the South and fought against anti-
Semitism during his three-decade ADL
career. He helped create the Michigan
anti-hate legislation used as a national
model as well ase the ADEs World of
Difference program for high schools.
Lobenthal served as director of the
American Civil Liberties Union of
Michigan and of the Ecumenical
Institute for Jewish-Christian Studies.
He retired from the ADL in 1996, but
continued to serve as a consultant for
several years.
Lobenthal's talk will be followed with
a question-and-answer session and a
dessert reception.
There is no charge for the event,
which is co-sponsored by AHMOJA, a
U-M black/Jewish relations group.

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