PATI-011\‘‘S zel My! ROUGH Jerusalem has held the hearts of those within its walls for generations. From the establishment of David's kingdom through to the present the word Jerusalem has meant a passionate connection to a special and unique place in our world. Come now and explore Jerusalem in the company of nine knowledgeable guides. Some, like King David, are famous, while others are not. Each one has a personal love for, and a special view of, Jerusalem. Our tour guides will direct you as you step along each pathway. You may follow any one of them from start to finish. If you prefer, you may choose to experience an in depth study of a visited site by combin- ing material from all of the guides, or by searching period based literature, archives and archeology. 2 CDs filled with more than 10 hours of entertainment A virtual guide to the ancient and modern day Jerusalem To Order: call: 248.356.4437 or email: sales@c-ding.00111 Jerusalem's pathways will call you back time and time ag#in to see more, lear ;.„ and to experience more of the passion and complexity dithe city called enr5h • Fuld-Steinway r. and Mrs. Barry Steinway of West Bloomfield announce the engage- ment of their son Jordon to Julia Fuld, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Irving Fuld of Northbrook, Ill. Mr. Steinway and Ms. Fuld are both practicing attorneys in Chicago and are looking forward to their September 2007 wedding. Goldstein-Hemmi ileen and Eric Hemmi of Farmington Hills are thrilled to announce the engagement of their son Todd Hemmi to Helene Goldstein, daughter of the late Irene and the late Harold Goldstein. Todd is a partner in a home repair busi- ness. Helene is a key account manager with Kraft Foods. A September wedding is planned at the Butterfly House of the Detroit Zoo. Kolodny-Sadoff WE cId nos ..-car- Fac•rat- What a Shayna Punim!! Was your mug in the Jewish News? ,You'd you like a copy of the photo or artide for framing? You can order reprints of photos and articles that have appeared in any of our publications. For price and size information, call Pam at 248.354.6060 ext. 219 or use the online order form at: www.detroitjewishnews.com/reprints 68 August 17 42006 iN obert David Sadoff and Stephanie Dawn Kolodny were recently married at the Standard Club in Chicago. Rabbi Joshua Bennett from Temple Israel in West Blomfield officiated. The groom is the son of Beth and Edward Sadoff of Waterford. The bride is the daugh- ter of Sheri and Jeffrey Kolodny of Highland Park, Ill. Scott Sadoff, brother of the groom, was best man. The groomsmen N.vere Matthew Kolodny, Stephanie's brother; Evan Budin; Justin Fineberg; Jeffrey Gajda; Brent Leder; Michael Newman and Robert Rose, all dear friends of Rob. Lindsay Glickstein, dear friend of Stephanie, was her maid of honor. The bridesmaids, all friends of Stephanie, were Kristen Amato, Rebecca Beederman, Liz Crokin, Jenny Goldberg, Jodie Goldman, Stacey Levine and Renee Rosenau. Also participating in the ceremony were Alex Meizler, Rob's grandfather, Ann Kolodny and Rita Morgan, Stephanie's grandmothers. Rob and Stephanie sent their love to Rob's grandmother Eva Sadoff, who could not attend. Following their honeymoon to St. Kitts and a cruise to the Caribbean, Rob and Stephanie reside in Chicago.