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…$1.00 OCTOBER 1 1999/TISHRI 21, 5760 DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Inside: ejoicing on MU 1j istic uaaism Have a little time on a Sunday? Jewish activities abound in metro Detroit. -1 Or die.:L 4004. ;00, #114, …

…$1.00 JANUARY 1, 1999/TEVET 13, 5759 DETROIT JE'WISII Inside: Jewish Volunteers Help Out On Christmas Mahjong Attracting Younger Enthusiasts • www.detroitjewishnews.com …

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…U . U tiEl.b tntNUKrn. LOCAL JEWISH REACTION TO BUCHANAN. $1.00 /March 1, 1996 / 10 Mar 5756 DETROIT THE JEWISH NEWS The Whole Me 1 0 Customs, foods, parties and, of course, our annual Purim spoof 0 …

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…I 6 ELUL 5755 / SEPTEMBER 1, 1995 Dedicating A Future Congregants honor their past and celebrate the road that lies ahead. JENNIFER FINER STAFF WRITER s hundreds of Shir Shalom con- gregants neared the completion of their symbol- ic walk — Torah scrolls in hand — they marched past a sign declaring: "Our Future is in 0 days." The route took its partici- pants from the old temple building, on Maple, east of Orchard Lake, to the new one, loc...…

…750 DETROIT THE JEWISH NEWS 22 TAMMUZ 5754/JULY 1, 1994 AJE Allocations Continue To Decline For 1994-95 AJE Executive Director Howard Gelberd said, "Now that we are trying to serve 400 teachers and 5,000 kids in 27 schools we are getting $804,000." Former Federation Education Division Chairman Irwin Alterman said last year, "When the revised mission (of the agen- cy) is fully operational, AJE will need sub- stantially more money to provid...…

…75¢ DETROIT THE JEWISH NEWS 20 NISAN 5754/APRIL 1, 1994 Celebrating Freedom Top Gun HEALTH An interfaith seder brings blacks and Jews together to reaffirm commitments. A howitzer finds a home at Machpelah Cemetery. Walk On! JENNIFER FINER STAFF WRITER ALLAN HITSKY ASSOCIATE EDITOR Friendship and fitness develop step by step. Page 38 Coffee Talk Brothers hope a successful new business is brewing. Page 48 ALTERNATIVES From The ...…

…DETROIT 75' THE JEWISH NEWS 16 TISHREI 5754/OCTOBER 1, 1993 City Politicking In Suburbia Jewish leaders appear to be unanimous that this year's Detroit mayoral race will affect suburban lives. RUTH LITTMANN STAFF WRITER udith Kaplan celebrated the first record bat mitzvah celebration in 1922. Howeve the rite-of-passage ceremony did not gai popularity until much later, Adult women, and a growing number of men, are reclaim- ing their hist...…

…Celebrating 50 years of growth with the Detroit Jewish Community THE JEWISH NEWS 8 TEVET 5753/JANUARY 1, 1993 White Collar Blues JVS program aims to get unemployed mid-level professionals back to work. KIMBERLY LIPTON STAFF WRITER Escape From Memory e was born Heinz Alfred Kissinger in 1923 in a five- room, second- floor apartment in Furth, Germany. He loved reading and was crazy about soccer. Long after the Nazis forbade Jewish at- ten...…

…1 9 4 2 Celebrating 50 years of growth with the Detroit Jewish Community 1 9 9 2 THE JEWISH NEWS SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS MAY 1, 1992 / 28 NISAN 5752 JPAC Takes On Issues Of State KIMBERLY LIFTON Staff Writer A What's it like to live in Detroit's largest enclave of Soviet Jews? Page 22 group of activists this month is launching a fund-raising drive to gain Jewish political power in Michigan. A program scheduled for May 20 will inform the...…

…THE JEWISH NEWS SERVING DETROIT'S JEWISH COMMUNITY NOVEMBER 1, 1991 / 24 CHESHVAN 5752 SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS Sharpton's Tour Visits Michigan CLOSE-UP NOAM M.M. NEUSNER Staff Writer T here is a joke making the rounds in the Jew- ish community. "If you've got Saddam Hussein, Yassir Arafat and Al Sharp- ton in a room, and you've got a gun with two bullets, what do you do? Shoot Sharpton twice." Mainly because of his leadership role in this p...…

…THE JEWISH NEWS SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS SERVING DETROIT'S JEWISH COMMUNITY Suburbs Attract Southfield Jews PHIL JACOBS Managing Editor F orty percent of the Jews in Southfield are planning to move. About half are moving elsewhere within Southfield, with the other half leaving the city. Fifty-two percent of the same population is ex- pecting a decline in the city's Jewish population. These were among the fin- dings of the 1989 Detroit area Je...…

…THE JEWISH NEWS SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS SERVING DETROIT'S JEWISH COMMUNITY FEBRUARY 1, 1991 1 17 SHEVAT 5751 3,000 At Rally Wave TWo Flags In Support Of The U.S. And Israel PHIL JACOBS and ALAN HITSKY anice Goldfein looked around the crowded Shaarey Zedek lobby, found the table she was in search of and headed right to it. The table belonged to the Israel Program Center. And there, Mrs. Goldfein, a social worker from Southfield, vol- unteered ...…

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…THE JEWISH NEWS THIS ISSUE 75(P SERVING DETROIT'S JEWISH COMMUNITY JUNE 1, 1990 / 8 SIVAN 5750 Gym Is Air Conditioned, 4" JPM Pool Still Planned ALAN HITSKY and RICHARD PEARL T he Jimmy Prentis Morris Jewish Com- munity Center in Oak Park is undergoing $145,000 in renovations this month. At the same time, a proposal to build a swimming pool, an additional locker room and multi-purpose rooms is being scaled down but moving for- ward. The...…