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Beth Olem Cemetery
Open On Mother’s Day

The Board of Trustees of Clover Hill
Park Cemetery and Congregation
Shaarey Zedek will welcome the com-
munity to visit Beth Olem Cemetery
(Smith Street Cemetery) on Sunday,
May 13, between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m.
Beth Olem Cemetery was estab-
lished in 1862 and remains one of
the oldest historic sites in the Jewish
community of Metro Detroit. With the
cooperation of the cities of Detroit,

Cheryl, Housekeeper

Hamtramck and the continuing sup-
port of General Motors Corporation,
Beth Olem Cemetery has retained the
dignity and spirituality of the founders
of the Jewish community of Detroit.
Beth Olem is located on the site
of the General Motors Cadillac
(Poletown) Plant. Entrance to the
cemetery is the through the main gate
and plant security will assist visitors in
locating the cemetery site. •

New Exhibit
at Soul Café

- Restless Legs

- Swelling

- Ulcers

- Bulging Veins

- Discoloration

- Itching

COURTESY EL AL ARCHIVE

Heal leg symptoms like:

No matter the origin, locations
are how we orient or locate
ourselves as beings in the world.
Establishing a location helps
people build a sense of identity,
By artist Brian Nanry
connecting them to a world and a
community to which they belong.
Israel, Andrew Lipsitt, Jason Luckoff,
“Location, Location, Location” is an Alexa Morris, Mackenzie Matlen,
exhibition that represents how artists
Brian Nanry, Devorah Newman,
at Soul Studio find their place in the
Lindsey Pringle, Danielle Rahmoeller,
world, through situating, replicating
Jenna Rosen, Kevan Shink, Robert
or inventing locations.
Singer and others.
It will be on view May 18-Aug.
This opening will also feature
11, with an opening from 7-9 p.m.
the newly redesigned Products
Thursday, May 17.
Showroom, featuring Soul artists
The exhibition features works by
editions and homewares, giving all
Batya Brodman, Danna Cicaramitaro,
Soul Studio artists the opportunity to
Sue Cooper, Megan Donley, Adam
showcase their creative talents on a
Egrin, Tyrese Hall, Stephanie Harris,
rotating basis. Register on Eventbrite.
Jordan Hartz, Becky Hulverson, Fabian com. •

Meet Heroic
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On Sept. 6, 1970, four jet airliners
bound for New York City and one for
London were hijacked by members of
the Popular Front for the Liberation of
Palestine (PFLP).
Three aircraft were forced to land
at Dawson’s Field, a remote desert
airstrip near Zarqa, Jordan. On one of
the aircraft, however, El Al Flight 219
( from Amsterdam), the hijackers were
foiled.
Described by the New York Post as
the “only pilot to foil mid-air hijack-
ing,” El Al pilot Uri Bar-Lev, who had
flown as a 16-year-old in the 1948 War
of Independence and later during the
1956 War, managed, 29,000 feet up in
the sky, to overcome terrorists Patrick
Argüello and Leila Khaled, who were
operating on behalf of the terror orga-
nization PFLP.
Bar-Lev will share his incred-

Uri Bar-Lev (with tie) and colleagues speak to
the media on their safe return to Israel.

ible story at Bais Chabad of West
Bloomfield 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, May
16, along with Andrew Feuereisen,
a Bais Chabad member who was a
13-year-old passenger on Bar-Lev’s
flight that day.
The event will take place at the
Tugman Bais Chabad Torah Center.
Cost is $18. One must RSVP in
advance.
Information and reservation at
BaisChabad.com, or email
rabbishneur@baischabad.com.
The event is co-sponsored by
Andrew and Andrea Feuereisen. •