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DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

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Congressional Candidates
At Shaarey Zedek Forum

Arthur M. Horwitz

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"Who Are We? Who are the Candidates?
And Why Does it Matter?" will be the focus
of a candidates forum for Michigan's 14th
congressional district at 3:30 p.m. Sunday,
July 1, at Congregation Shaarey Zedek in
Southfield. Stephen Henderson, editorial
page editor of the Detroit Free Press, will
moderate the program.
The forum provides an opportunity
to learn about the candidates running in
the newly established 14th district, which
stretches from Pontiac, West Bloomfield
and Farmington Hills, eastward across the
northern tier of Detroit and into the Grosse
Pointes, and then southward to include
Downtown and southwest Detroit.
The Civic Engagement Coalition (CEC),
a new group composed of organizations
representing the urban, suburban, ethnic,
racial and religious diversity of the district,
is presenting the event.
Invited candidates are Rep. Hansen
Clarke (Democrat), Bob Costello
(Democrat), John Hauler (Republican),
Southfield Mayor Brenda Lawrence

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(Democrat), Rep. Gary Peters (Democrat)
and Mary Waters (Democrat).
Not invited was Libertarian Leonard
Schwartz, the only Jewish candidate in the
race, because there was no Libertarian
Party primary, according to Allan Gale of
the Jewish Community Relations Council
(JCRC).
"They invited the Republican candi-
date to speak even though he is running
unopposed in the August primary," said
Schwartz. "Their refusal to let me speak is
unfair."
Partners of the CEC are the JCRC
Ameinu, B'nai Brith, Congregations Beth
Ahm, Beth Shalom, Shaarey Zedek and Shir
Tikvah, Council of Islamic Organizations
of Michigan, Hadassah, Jewish Community
Relations Council, Jewish Labor Committee,
League of Women Voters, Metro Coalition
of Congregations, Michigan Voice, National
Council of Jewish Women, Temples Beth El,
Emanu-El, Kol Ami and Shir Shalom, and
Workmen's Circle.
For information about the forum, con-
tact Allan Gale at the Jewish Community
Relations Council, (248) 642-2641.

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'The Messiah' Is Topic
Of Adult Lecture Series

Professor Howard Lupovitch will present
a series of July lectures beginning 7:30
p.m. Tuesday, July 10, at Congregation
Beth Ahm in West Bloomfield. The series
will continue on Tuesday nights.
Lupovitch will explore the Jewish
belief in the Messiah and the Messianic
Age in all of its complexities and how
this belief has helped Judaism survive
for centuries. He'll examine how rabbinic
scholars imagined the Messianic Age,
the strategies they suggested to hasten
its arrival, and the relationship between
the creation of the State of Israel and the
advent of the Messianic Age.
The lectures include:
July 10: "Messiah or False Messiah:
How Can We Tell the Difference?"
July 17: "Yemot haMashiach: What Will
Life Be Like When the Messiah Arrives?"

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Praying for the Messiah

July 24: "Moshiach NOW!: Can We
Hasten the Arrival of the Messianic Age?"
July 31: "Athalta diGeula: Zionism, the
State of Israel and the Messianic Age"
The cost is $50 for the series or $15
per session. RSVP: (248) 851-6880.

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F. Kevin Browett

Chief Operating Officer

June 28 2012

Youth Art Entries Due July 1

The 10th Annual Orchard Lake Fine
Art Show invites young artists to cre-
ate art work to enter into the Youth Art
Competition, sponsored by the Chadwick
Group, P.C., being held on July 27-29. The
event is held in West Bloomfield, south of
Maple and west of Orchard Lake Road.
The call for youth art entries invites kids
ages 5-12, or grades K-8, to submit their art
work to be publicly displayed at the event,
and also for the opportunity to win a cash
prize — $100 for Best of Youth Art and
three $50 awards of excellence.
All entries must be original and unaided
by other people. Entry categories include
painting, clay, fiber, jewelry, glass, wood,
printmaking, photography, mixed media,
sculpture, metal, drawing, digital and other.
Each entry is $3, with a maximum of two
entries per person.
To obtain a youth art application, which

must be postmarked by July 1, or more info,
go to www.HotWorks.org .

Free Mammograms
Help Those In Need

St. Joseph Mercy Oakland has openings for
a limited number of free screening mam-
mograms to women who reside in Oakland
County, have no health insurance or are
underinsured, need a mammogram and
are age 40 or older or have a palpable mass
(one that can be felt).
A free mammogram-screening clinic
will be held from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday,
July 14 in the Alice Gustafson Ambulatory
Surgery Center on the hospital campus,
44405 Woodward, Pontiac. A physician's
order is not required.
Pre-registration is required. For
an appointment, call (800) 372-6094.
Appointments will be taken until all slots
are filled.

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