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The New Orleans Jewish community
has canceled plans to be one of four
host sites for the August 2006 JCC
Maccabi Youth games.
The New Orleans Jewish
Community Center said it could not
predict that recovery efforts after
Hurricane Katrina would be complet-
ed in time to host 1,000 Jewish
teenagers from the United States.,
Canada and Latin America.
Phoenix; Vancouver, Canada; and
Stamford, Conn.; are scheduled to be
host sites. The national Jewish
Community Centers Association in
New York is seeking a replacement for
New Orleans.
Detroit Maccabi President Alan
Horowitz could not be reached for
comment, but recently said he
believes several major cities need to
step forward because they have never
hosted or hosted only once. Detroit
hosted the second Maccabi games
1984, had 2,200 Jewish teen athletes
here in 1990 and 3,200 in 1998.
— Alan Hitsky, associate editor

Post 9-11 Security

Please join us for

"OPERATION BIG EASY"
to assist victims of
"HURRICANE KATRINA"

Sunday, September 18th

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7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
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Orchard & Maple • West Bloomfield
Facilities & Classes for the day will be FREE TO THE PUBLIC
Join us for Cardio, Spinning, Kickboxing, Yoga & Pilates classes

ALL THAT WE ASK IS THAT YOU MAKE A DONATION

All donations received will go to
B NAI B'RITH DISASTER RELIEF FUND

(to assist hurricane survivors relocated to the Detroit area)

THE GREAT NEW ORLEANS FOUNDATION

(To assist in relief efforts for the children in Louisiana)

9/15

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U.S. Sen. Carl Levin, D-Mich.,.will
honor a former Detroiter who was
killed in the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks
on the World Trade Center.
Sen. Levin will speak on "New
Directions in National Security" as
Josh Rosenthal
Education Fund lec-
turer at 5 p.m.
Friday, Sept. 16, at
the University of
Michigan's Hale
Auditorium in the
Stephen M. Ross
School of Business in
Ann Arbor. The free
lecture is open to the
public.
Sen. Levin
Rosenthal was a
1979 U-M graduate.
After earning a mas-
ter's at Princeton, he worked at several
positions in Washington and New
York. When he died, he was a senior
vice president at Fiduciary Trust
International.
— Alan Hitsky, associate editor