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Contest
Senior Account Executive
Melissa Litvin
T
he deadline is approaching
for children through age 12 to
summon their artistic skills
and create the winning Chanukah front-
page cover for the Jewish News.
Entries must be handmade. Use
materials that show up bold and bright,
such as markers, crayons, paint or cut
paper. Do NOT use pencils, light blue
crayons, glitter or computer-generated
artwork.
Your school's or your individual
entries must be received at the JN by
Wednesday, Nov. 5. Only one entry per
child is allowed, and a completed entry
form (see page 63) must be taped to
the back of the artwork. A color photo
of the artist must be included with the
entry form.
Entries must be a vertical format,
8 1 /2 inches wide by 11 inches high. Age
categories include up to age 6, ages 7-9
and ages 10-12. An $18 first-place prize
will be given in each age category and
$100 will be given to the winning art-
Account Executives
Wendy Flusty
Annette Kizy
Joanne Levine
Ilene Lubin
Sales Manager Assistant
Lisa Wren
BUSINESS OFFICES
ist whose cover appears on the Dec. 11
Jewish News.
The artwork that made finalists in
all categories will be featured inside the
Dec. 11 JN, as well as exhibited on our
website. Entries can be picked up for
return at the JN until Jan. 5.
Send or deliver the entries to the
Jewish News, Attn. Jackie Headapohl,
29200 Northwestern Hwy., #110,
Southfield, MI 48034.
Sponsor of the contest is the Doll
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QUICK CLICK ••• Vignettes From The JN Archives
Adam Mosseri
Detroit Jewish News
Foundation Fellow
he festival of
Sukkot, known as
Z'man Simchotainu,
begins on the fifth day after
Yom Kippur and lasts for
seven days. This Season of
Rejoicing is the last of the
Shalosh Rgalim (three pil-
grimage festival) where Jews
are to pilgrimage to the Temple of
Israel.
Sukkot also serves a dual purpose,
both historically and agriculturally.
Historically, Sukkot commemorates the
40-year period where the Children of
Israel lived in temporary shelters while
wandering the desert. Agriculturally,
Sukkot is a harvest festival referred
to as Chag Ha-Asif, the Festival of
Ingathering. The two days following the
Sukkot festival are Shemini Atzeret (The
Eighth Day of Assembly) and Simchat
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DEPARTMENTS
Torah (Day of Rejoicing with the Torah),
which concludes the month of festivals.
The season of our joy is coming to a
close, and as you make way to your tem-
porary tabernacle, the sukkah, remem-
ber to enjoy the eight days of harvest
festival fun.
Rabbi Morris Max explained the
nature of the festival in the Sept. 26,
1947, issue of the Jewish News.
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