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DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

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Arthur M. Horwitz
Publisher / Executive Editor

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Jackie Headapohl
Managing Editor

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Keri Guten Cohen

Story Development Editor

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Lynne Konstantin
Arts & Life Editor

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David Sachs

Senior Copy Editor

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Deborah Schultz

Corporate Creative Director

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EDITORIAL
Editorial Assistant
Sy Manello
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Senior Columnist
Danny Raskin
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Contributing Editor
Robert Sklar
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Contributing Writers
Ruthan Brodsky
Suzanne Chessler
Annabel Cohen
Don Cohen
Shari S. Cohen
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Ryan Fishman
Stacy Gittleman
Ronelle Grier
Esther Allweiss Ingber
Harry Kirsbaum
Barbara Lewis
Rabbi Jason Miller
Alan Muskovitz
Allan Nahajewski
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May 14 • 2015

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F. Kevin Browett

Chief Operating Officer

B'nai B'rith Golf Classic:
Tam-O-Shanter, June 8
Co-chairs Michael Fishman and David
Lubin will launch B'nai B'rith Great Lakes
Region's 33rd Annual Golf Classic at
Tam-O-Shanter Country Club in West
Bloomfield on Monday, June 8. Proceeds
will benefit
B'nai B'rith pro-
grams, BBYO,
college Hillels
and Great Lakes
Region's College
Scholarship
Fund.
David Lubin and
Event spon-
Michael Fishman
sor once again is
MJS Packaging
and, compliments of Marty Feldman
Chevrolet, the Hole-In-One Prize, will be
a 2015 Chevrolet Equinox. There will be
silent and live auction items, featuring
memorabilia from the Sports Gallery.
There will be an awards banquet
after the golf emceed by Alan "Big Al"
Muskovitz, and scholarships will be pre-
sented.
The special raffle prize will be a
Caribbean, Alaskan or Disney Cruise.
Raffle tickets are on sale at the B'nai B'rith
office at $25 each, and the winner need
not be present to win.
The cost is $250 for the complete
golfer's package; $195 early-bird special
if paid by May 19. The charge is $50 for
dinner only. For information, call B'nai
B'rith at (248) 646-3100.

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Orthodox Plan Training
To Prevent Child Abuse
Jewish Family Service, in partnership
with Noam Detroit, the social services
division of the Southfield-based Council
of Orthodox Rabbis of Greater Detroit, is
organizing a series of community trainings
to help prevent child abuse, May 17-May
20.
The trainings will use the framework of
Los Angeles-based Magen Yeladim Child
Safety Institute's "Safety Kid" educational
program to give parents, children, school
staff and mental health professionals the
tools needed to prevent child abuse in the
community. Five trainers from Magen
Yeladim will come to Detroit for the pro-
grams.
The trainings are expected to reach
1,000 parents, 500 staff and 58 classrooms
through Yeshivas Darchei Torah, Yeshiva
Beth Yehudah, Akiva Hebrew Day School
and Lubavitch Cheder.
Trainings will include two parent work-
shops, three staff trainings, four admin-
istration roundtables, a rabbinic meeting,
a "Seminary Savvy" training for 11th-and
12th-grade girls and their mothers, teacher
training and a three-day seminar to train
15 local volunteer Safety Kid educators.
Principals from local participating
schools had approached Noam Detroit
about bringing this program to the com-
munity. Noam and JFS have since collabo-
rated closely to make the comprehensive
training series possible. The program is
funded by a grant from the Jewish Fund.

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QUICK CLICK ••• Vignettes From The JN Archives

Mike Smith

Controller
Craig R. Phipps

Detroit Jewish News
Foundation Archivist

T

his week, we don't have a
Quick Click story, but we do
have some questions.
Where can you find a variety of
interesting reading? From the serious
to the light-hearted? Maybe you are a
fan of the Star Wars movies? (I never
knew one says, "May the fourth be
with you" on May 4.) Or are you inter-
ested in how Detroit's Jewish commu-
nity felt about the founding of Israel?
Or, are you interested in fun, old
advertisements, like the one for Chef
Boyardee spaghetti sauce and Jewish
cooking? Or, maybe you just like cat
photographs, like that of the feline in
the IDF uniform?
All of these stories, as well as hun-
dreds of thousands more, can be found
in the archives of the Detroit Jewish
News. But, there is another way to
interact with the history within the
JN archives — the Facebook page of
the Detroit Jewish News Foundation!

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Purr-im Kitty

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I'm a proud Jewish cat — proud of my heritage and homeland and
proud to wear the uniform of the Israel Defense Forces, if only as a
Purina costume. This is one of 28 costumes my owner, Wendy Ruth
Gottlieb, made and dressed me up in to show off in her new picture
book Purr-im Cat (Pitspopany Press, 2007).
All my many costumes are extremely authentic in detail, right down
to my Queen Esther tiara or my white Mogen David Adom E.M.S.
medical jacket.
But despite the authenticity of my army uniform — including the
khaki kippah and Lion of Judah epaulets — there's one detail I could
live without. That darn dog tag!

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