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December 06, 1991 • Page Image 122

…m""mmumml REAL ESTATE i► z FOR SALE WEST BLOOMFIELD New construction. Fabulous 4 bedroom, 3 1/2 car garage, lux- urious master bed- room suite with 2 walk-in closets, pri- vate dressing area and much more. Visit West Bloomfield's most popular com- munity. STONEBRIDGE Ground level ranch. No one above. Three bedrooms, 3 full baths, full base- ment, 2 car att. garage. Priced to sell. $144,900. WABEEK FOREST CONTEMPORARY! MIKE or GAIL DAIL...…

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…••• BUYING OR SELLING? GET THE WORD OUT IN: NORTH WABEEK SHOWHOUSE Owner must part with this gorgeous Symphony house. This French mansion sits on almost 2 acres of private & heavily treed property. 5 bedrooms with full both in each + separate maid's quarters & in-low suite. Marble & granite thruout. House is too detailed to describe! $1,900,000 (190468) 626-8700 MOR PRIVATE GATED COMMUNITY First floor master suite with his & her baths, gr...…

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…REAL ESTATE FOR SALE BEFORE YOU BUY! I Bloomfield Hills Schools Have a professional Home Inspection. Lone Pine and Mid- dlebelt. Built in '75 ; updated in '86. White kitchen with marble top and oak floor. Master with fireplace & huge Jacuzzi. Deck backs commons. Many extras. $204,900. SPECIAL — $175* WEST BLOOMFIELD M. & H. BERRY BLDG. CO. Residential Inspections Decorator perfect with many upgrades. Neutral decor, gourmet kitchen, el...…

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…- The Prudential *; Great Lakes Realty WEST BLOOMFIELD. Wonderful 3 bedroom Transitional home. Foyer and kitchen with hardwood floors. Fireplaces grace the fami- ly and great rooms. Private master suite with bath. Formal dining room, 11/2 additional baths and 3 car garage. $287,000 851-8100 06-0-6466 WEST BLOOMFIELD. Excellent investment op- WEST BLOOMFIELD. Keep your horses in the porary on an exquisite wooded cul-de-sac lot. Gourmet ki...…

December 06, 1991 • Page Image 126

…REAL ESTATE FOR SALE W. BLOOMFIELD AUCTION OPEN SUN., DEC. 8 NOON - 4 p.m. 7456 SHERWOOD CREEK FIRST OFFERING W. BLOOMFIELD 14 & Middlebelt HELP-U-SELL of Birmingham/Bloomfield Beautiful Franklin Cor- ners Sub. Stunning 4 bedroom, 21/2 bath, 2 story. Birmingham Schools. Walk to synagogues. $179,500. By owner. A must see! Elegant 4 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath Colonial, cul- de-sac lot. Large master bedroom suite. Marble foyer, hardwood floors,...…

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…OBITUARIES WE'RE FIGHTING FOR YOUR LIFE American Heart 11111 Association Vr Norman Moss Active In JWV- Norman A. Moss, of Oak Park, died Nov. 30. He was 68. Mr. Moss was past com- mander of Post 716 of the Jewish War Veterans. He was adjutant and a delegate to department conventions for many years, and spent four- and-a-half years in the Army during World War II, serving in North Africa and Italy. Mr. Moss is survived by his wife, Anita; d...…

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…OBITUARIES tmm"." A Thoughtful Expression... With a Cookie or Candy Tray A Return to the Traditional Jewish Funeral Sanctity and Respect Simplicity and Personal Service Continued from Page 130 • orfman Funeral Direction 354-3499 (313) 546-4700 •Savings of up to $1000 or more A TISKET A TASKET "Dignified Graveside Services "Chapel Services Available ' Serving all Cemeteries ' Pre-need Arrangements (313) 661,4789 Packaged and Delive...…

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…6 6 We're both 65 and enjoy our independence. We're in good health and quite capable of managing our own lives. And we didn't want to tie up our savings in endowment fees, entry fees, or in large investment deposits. We found everything we wanted right here at The Heatherwood. 9 9 If this sounds like you, it sounds I ike The Heatherwood of Southfield is your kind of retirement community. Choose from lovely 1 and 2 bedroom apart- ments; some ...…

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…OBITUARIES YESHIVA BETH YEHUDAH Founded 1914 Administration Office: 557-6750 JOSEPH TANENBAUM SCHOOL FOR BOYS SALLY ALLAN ALEXANDER SCHOOL FOR GIRLS 15751 West Lincoln Drive Southfield, Michigan 48076 14390 W. 10 Mile Road Oak Park, Michigan 48237 More obituaries, Page 127 WE WISH ALL OUR FRIENDS & NEIGHBORS A HAPPY CHANUKAH ELISE ADLER, 86, of Birm- ingham, died Nov. 26. She is survived by her husband, Louis; son and daughter-in- la...…

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…If you don't want to spend your life savings to retire, spend a few minutes filling this out. ...... r INOM 1100 11144000110 Your Cost Now r- Your CostAt The Trowbndge Monthly Mortgage Or Rent Included Included Interest Lost On Home Equ4 Included Property Tax Home Maintenance Home Security Services Included Trowbridge Amenities ( MIN IIIMO .10.1 You've spent a lifetime preparing for your retirement. With hard work, thoughtful ...…

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…The perfect gift from the perfect gift store Tapper's Fine Jewelry and Gifts is the store that has it all — price, selection and service. Our friendly, knowledgable staff will remind you how pleasant and convenient buying a gift can be. Because we know that every detail matters, we also offer free giftwrapping, in-store repair and design and a hassle-free money back guarantee. r_ r x This holiday season, make gift buying a pleasure. Come t...…

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…CONTENTS, OLD AND NEW On their first Rosh Hashanah in Israel, thousands from Ethiopia are learning a "new" form of Judaism. 24 YEAR IN REVIEW 30 War in the Persian Gulf with Scuds over Israel, immigration from the Soviet Union and Ethiopia, and the status of Jewish existence are summarized in words and pictures. Call Of The Wild Fall List Virginia's governor has stong Jewish ties, but will Jews support him for president? American pub...…

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…A Warmest wishes to the entire community for a happy, healthy and prosperous New Year! Providing the community with quality service and the largest selection of fine Oriental rugs for over half a century. HAGOPIAN The Original Since 1939 BIRMINGHAM • 1835 S Woodward Ave • North of 14 Mile Rd • 646-RUGS ANN ARBOR • 3410 Washtenaw Ave • Across from Arborland • 973-RUGS OAK PARK • 14000 West 8 Mile Road • West of Coolidge • 399-2323 4 FRID...…

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…As another year draws to a close, we would like to take this opportunity to say Thank You and wish you a happy and prosperous New Year JULES R. SCHUBOT jewellers— gemologists 4 …

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…No Other Michigan Hospital Can Say This — Sinai Hospital "May you be inscribed for a good year." Of course, making the traditional Rosh Hashanah greeting in Hebrew isn't the only way we keep the traditions alive at Sinai Hospital. We prepare glat kosher food for our patients and staff. We sound the shofar throughout the hospital and on Sukkot, we erect the sukkah for visitors and staff. We're also the only Michigan hospital that has Shabbos,...…

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…ROSH HASHANA • 5752 Wherever destiny may carry our people -- here and throughout the world -- may their dreams of freedom and creative Jewish lives be realized in the year ahead. With every good wish to you and yours for a year of happiness, good health and peace. s hare the Dream 1992 Allied Jewish Campaign THE JEWISH NEWS ASSOCIATE PUBLISHER: Arthur M. Horwitz EDITOR EMERITUS: Philip Slomovitz MANAGING EDITOR: Phil Jacobs ASSOCIATE EDI...…

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…EDITORIAL Renewing Ourselves The Jewish year that is now ending was tumultuous and unpredictable, dizzying and exhilarating, threatening and promis- ing. For a full 12 months, there was often little that could be counted on with any great certainty. Broad discrepancies and ironies were jarring and unsettling. Jews were alarmed that their community might be weakened from within, especially as assimilation and intermarriage became yet more com...…

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…OPINION Objectivity Is Not An Endorsement PHIL JACOBS Managing Editor O ne of the keys of sur- vival for those of us who choose this voca- tion of Jewish jom-nalism is to be able to objectively transcend the different worlds that make up the Jewish community. During the course of a sin- gle work day, a Jewish News reporter can do an interview over coffee at a McDonald's, eat lunch with a source at a kosher restaurant such as Sara's and th...…

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…UP FRONT The Lessons Washington Ignores GARY ROSENBLATT Editor- This is the 18th consecutive year I've written a Year In Review in a Rosh Hasha- nah issue, at- tempting to sum- marize and ana- lyze the highlights and trends of the past 12 months. What strikes me in looking back over these essays is the one theme that appears most fre- quently: concern over the deteriorating relationship be- tween Washington and Jeru- salem. It seems that e...…

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…Lessons Continued from Page 13 once on the battlefield, be- cause Israel is too strong, then piecemeal at the peace table. The Shamir government wants peace — and U.S. ap- proval — but not at any price. It prefers a proposition of peace-for-peace rather than land-for-peace. In other words, if the Arabs are will- ing to end their boycott and recognize Israel, the Jewish state in turn is eager to co- operate with its neighbors as full and equa...…

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…!Liz, kiki The Families of Hillel Day School Wish You and Yours A Year Filled With Health, Happiness, and Peace. The Lachover Family The Friedman Family The Acker Family Barbara, Steven, Jered, Evan & Lee Ann e thiur The Rosenberg Family Melvyn, Susan, Cindy, Lowell & Jeffrey Cookie, Lenny & Rachel David, Ann, Barry, Stevan, Kevin & Rochelle The Rosenthal Family The Friedman Family The Landau Family Suzanne, Ruben, Bryan & Jennife...…

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…DETROIT loome YYjt1/4.1 -1.4 141 ' 0 0.1t 41/4 AC,:ir . t tr` •Vr PHIL JACOBS Managing Editor L arry Loewenthal can't describe what happen- ed to him last May. There are the letters from grateful patients he can show you. There are the new medical goals as an oph- thalmologist that he came away with that he can share. But most prominent is that caught feeling in the back of his throat. He, like many of us, used to stay composed afte...…

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…drapery boyliqup Anniversary . Sale Now thru Sunday, ripc3 4 t ie?" , It's Back To School For Adults, Too Studies Department. The idea, say local Jewish Staff Writer educators, is to give adults the opportunity to choose, as all it one of the incon- well as learn. sistencies of paren- "For some, it's learning for thood: asking your its own sake," said Rabbi children to go to Hebrew Barry Diamond of Temple school when you can't tell Beth El...…

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…DETROIT "DID I SEE ANDREW FEZZA COMING OUT OF WING HONG?" YES YOU DID Dmitri Astrachan: Not unlike his characters. Russian-Produced Film Depicts Life In The Shtetl . AMY J. MEHLER Staff Writer F CONVENIENTLY LOCATED NEXT TO WING HONG 18211 10 MILE RD. JUST W. OF SOUTHFIELD RD. MON.-FRI. 10-9 • SAT. 10-7 • 569-4630 HUGO BOSS • ANDREW FEZZA • CANALI • V 2 BY VERSACE HOLIDAY SPECIAL BROKEN WINDSHIELD THE SOUND INSURANCE REPLACEMENT ...…

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…pioneer camp in the Ukraine. Not all of Mr. Astrachan's village life is frightening or dismal. While fear and suspicion hang over villagers like an execu- tioner's blade, there's also relief in the film's love, warmth and bawdy humor. Motl's wife, round and pink-faced with a dirty ker- chief matted to her sweat- dripping face, crouches on porch steps plucking feathers off her sticky chickens and swollen, red fingers. Returning from a business ...…

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…DETROIT Go For the New Look! ALL UNDER ONE ROOF An Exciting New Look to Enhance Your Hoop Earrings. Technion Honors Fisher, Annenberg -- ---- --- ------ NM I•11 MB OM MN NM NM I= MN Detroiter Max M. Fisher and former U.S. Ambassador to Great Britain Walter M. Annenberg will be awarded honorary doctorates Oct. 5 in New York by Technion — Israel Institute of Technology. At the event, at the Plaza Hotel, the American Society for Technion ...…

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…/ MIDRASHA COVONSORED COURSE OFFERINGS FALL 1991 CONGREGATION SHIR TIKVAH TEMPLE EMANU-EL 14450 W. Ten Mile Rd., Oak Park Costello Elementary School 1333 Hamman Road, Troy IS THERE SUCH A THING AS JEWISH MUSIC? (btw. Wattles & Long Lake Rd. W. off of John R) Mondays, 7:00 - 8:00 p.m. Sept. 16 - Oct. 21 (6 Weeks) Instructor: Cantor Norman Rose Temple Emanu-El Tuition: $37.50 HANDS ON HOLIDAYS Sundays, 9:30 - 10:40 a.m. Oct. 6 - Nov. 17...…

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…=o4WININO7to, I DETROIT Back to SCHOOL Women Offer Comfort After Shattered Dreams LESLEY PEARL Jewish News Intern W At home or away at school, make sure your stu- dent has the proper study area. SAVE AT LEAST 33% on quality, Concordia "Melamine" modu- lar furniture. Fully assembled, all metal glide drawers, and several handle colors available. Student desks from $188, reg. $290. Also see our large variety of halogen lamps available ...…

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…500 REASONS TO REJOICE With hearts full of joy, Children of Chernobyl, Michigan Region celebrates the arrival in Israel of the fifth planeload of children from the contaminated Chernobyl area of Russia. The number of youngsters evacuated thus far under Chabad's Children of Chernobyl program has now reached 500. These Jewish children, rescued from under a life-threatening cloud of radiation, are afflicted with a variety of illnesses as a resul...…

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…CLOSE-UP COL, Sollethin Spending their first Rosh Hashanah in Israel, thousands of Jews who Behold, I will bring them from the north country and gather them from the ends of the earth, among them will be the blind and the lame, pregnant and birthing mothers together; a great congregation shall return here. (Jeremiah 31:7 Haftorah for Second - Day of Rosh Hashanah). clung fiercely to their religion in Ethiopia are learning a "new" form...…

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…that while all Jews were observant in Ethiopia and had the Tanach — the Five Books of Moses, the Pro- phets and the Writings — they lacked the Mishnah, or Oral Law, as well as the ear- ly commentaries, the Midrashim, Rashi and other bodies of writing. As a con- sequence, there is a large gap between Jewish obser- vance in Ethiopia and that of mainstream Judaism in Israel and worldwide. Now, Mr. Zagai says, the gap must be filled in. To help ac...…

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…Soat UJA Press Serv ice/Shai Zakai New immigrants Ishimatet, left, and Nau send Rosh Hashanah greetings in Hebrew, Amharic and English. Below: An Israeli volunteer and Ethiopian Jew at an absorption center. continue to listen and to learn Torah and observe the mitzvot," Rabbi Hadana says of those who attend the seminars. According to Mr. Zagai, two problems are associated with teaching the im- migrants who came on both Operation Moses in 1...…

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…Sue din O Speaking to Ethiopian immigrants, Yitzhak Zagai explains modern observance. "In Ethiopia you make the gravy and that's all, I add the spices, to make the gravy tasty." The Lucky 13 thank God, the whole coun- try stops and they will see that the whole country keeps it," Mr. Harel says. Among the new elements of observance the ohm learn is the shofar. According to Mr. Zagai, in Ethiopia only the passages on sounding the shofar are r...…

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….ftli.1160111. Photo by Lesley Pearl DETROIT Im°"•••"mmim""' Natalya and Igor Moldayskay under their chuppah. Soviet Couples Remarry In Religious Ceremony AMY J. MEHLER Staff Writer W. BLOOMFIELD 5731 W. Maple 855-3400 FARMINGTON 31205 Grand River 476-0730 BERKLEY 2109 N. Woodward 543.4046 For Additional Savings Please refer to Jewish News Coupon Book (7/26 Issue) E OPEN iz 1 1101J SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14 10 A.M. TO 4 P.M. ADMISSIO...…

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…ecutive director of F.R.E.E. "All Jewish life springs from it. This is a new beginning, a life of freedom, including the freedom to be a religious Jew." About 60 Soviet Jewish families, including the Brevermans and Mr. and Mrs. Pogach, have taken ad- vantage of the opportunity to learn more about Judaism. They are regular members of a special Shabbat minyan at the Jimmy Prentis Morris Jew- ish Community Center in Oak Park. Rabbi Yosef Mishulov...…

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…Y E A R IN R E V I E W THE MAJOR EVENTS OF THE PAST YEAR he Jewish calendar year 5751 had everything: the reality of war (in the Persian Gulf) and prospects for peace (between the Arab world and Israel); tragic violence in Jerusalem and Brooklyn, and a heroic rescue of thousands of Jews from Ethiopia; verbal sniping between government leaders in Washington and Jerusalem, and symbolic solidarity as American soldiers protected Israeli citize...…

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…E A R R E V I E W IN Israel's Unique Role In The Persian Gulf War n Israel they called it milchemet luxus, the luxury war, because while Americans protected them, Israelis were holed up in their sealed rooms, wearing gas masks and listening to radio instructions. Despite some 40 Scud missiles launched by Iraq at Israeli civilian population centers during the course of the six-week war, only one Israeli was killed from direct attacks, a fac...…

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…Y E A R IN The Dramatic Rescue Of Ethiopian Jewry I n a 21-hour period in late May, Israel did what it does best: rescue Jews in peril. With one extended swoop, nearly the entire community of Ethiopian Jews remaining in that war-plagued African country was plucked to safety in a top- secret operation conducted with military precision under the tightest of security nets. Some 34 aircraft, packed with humanity, made a succession of round tri...…

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…EAR IN R E V I E W • • Israel's dramatic rescue of more than 14,000 Ethiopian Jews buoyed spirits in the Jewish state. Here, an elderly blind woman is carried from the plane upon arrival in Israel. THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS 33 …

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…Y E A R IN R E V I E W The Greatest Exodus Continues, Part II F or much of the year, the continuing emigration of Jews from the Soviet Union to Israel was so commonplace that, despite the large numbers, it was almost taken for granted — until the _ attempted coup in the USSR last month. Despite the difficulty in leaving one's homeland for an unknown future, despite widespread reports of housing and job shortages in Israel, even despite th...…

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…R E V I E W E A Relations between Washington and Jerusalem were tense throughout most of the year, as Secretary of State Baker applied pressure on Israeli Prime Minister Shamir to agree to participate in the Mideast peace conference. The Tortuous Path Toward Peace f Israel's leaders want to make peace, an uncharacteristically petulant Secretary of State James Baker told a Congressional committee earlier this year, they know the White House...…

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…E E V 1 E W A Modern-Day Pogrom In Brooklyn ensions between blacks and Jews have been discussed and debated for years across the country, but a worst-case scenario erupted in the Crown Heights section of Brooklyn in late summer. The issue was not affirmative action or quotas or Israeli trade with South Africa; it was alienation and despair and raw anti-Semitism. And when the bloodshed and carnage was over, at least temporarily, one was le...…

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…Y E E V I E W IN Rabbi Meir Kahane: a violent end to a militant life. The Violent Death Of Meir Kahane abbi Meir Kahane aroused strong emotions in people, be they fervent supporters or bitter opponents. His murder, allegedly at the hand of an Egyptian-born American on a cold New York night in early November, rekindled the controversy over the rabbi's legacy of Jewish militancy in the United States and Israel. A charismatic man and fiery s...…

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…I N Y E A R E V I E Tragedy At The Temple Mount erusalem, the City of Peace, was the subject of violent disagreement between Arabs and Jews this year, with its holiest shrines the scene of a fatal confrontation during the holiday of Sukkot. Tens of thousands of Jews had just prayed at the Western Wall on a sunny morning in early October, when rocks and bottles rained down on the remaining crowd from the site of Al Aksa Mosque above. Not su...…

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…Y E A R The Fear That Jewry May Not Survive Here F or the first time in decades, serious Jews worried about the survival of American Jewry into the 21st century, largely based on the findings of a major study this year that found assimilation and intermarriage increasing at an alarming rate. The study, by the Council of Jewish Federations, also noted that culture and ethnicity have replaced religion as the prevailing basis for Jewish identi...…

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