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Spooky DIA Event Funds
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Art creates a mood, and it will be a
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p.m. Thursday, Oct. 27, at the Detroit
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All proceeds from the event will
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Artist Judy Vine will open her down-
town Pontiac painting studio to visi-
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Rene Lichtman, a painter as well as
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Fiber artist Loretta Oliver's studio will
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go to his grave in Arad and tell him,
`You did it. He's coming back: I feel
he's looking down at us and he's
happy."
Last year, while in Israel on
Federation's Teen Mission 2010,
local teens met with Noam Shalit,
Gilad's father, in the family's protest
tent in Jerusalem. The experience
made a lasting impression on many.
"Gilad Shalit has become a symbol
of vulnerability and hope in many
Jewish people's eyes, and his return
reunites Jews around the world as
Local teens from Teen Mission 2010 visit
we celebrate his release said Melissa with Noam Shalit, center, in Jerusalem.
Weiss, 16, of West Bloomfield. "We
must not forget the sacrifices made
I feel a strong connection towards
for Gilad Shalit and the value that has been
Gilad, and I am extremely happy for his
placed on one man's life
return:' LI
Rachel Kestenberg, 16, of West
Bloomfield, said, "The return of Gilad
Jewish National Fund is allowing people to
Shalit is such a great symbol for the
plant a tree for free in honor of Gilad Shalit's
people of Israel. It says in the Talmud
release. The effort is funded by Ronald
that saving one person is like saving the
Lauder and Stanley Chesley, JNF's chairman
and president, and the JNF board. One tree
world. This shows everyone how impor-
tant the life of a soldier is to Israel.
per person through Sunday, Oct. 23. Go to
"Having met Gilad's family in Israel,
http://bit.ly/owBmJw or call (800) 542-TREE.