…THE JEWISH NEWS SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS SERVING DETROIT'S JEWISH COMMUNITY JUNE 28, 1991 / 16 TAMMUZ 5751 For Jews, Berlin Remains A City Of Harsh Memories ELIZABETH APPLEBAUM Assistant Editor B A White House interview on the Mideast after the Gulf War. Both kids and parents were happy about camp departure day. ehind the beauty of Berlin — behind the famous parks and the cafes and the quaint shops that delight tourists — are memories as d...…
…THE JEWISH NEWS SERVING DETROIT'S JEWISH COMMUNITY SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS CLOSE-UP JUNE 21, 1991 / 9 TAMMUZ 5751 Temple Israel To Offer Shelter PHIL JACOBS Managing Editor M any refer longingly to the synagogue back home or the synagogue where they were raised. Few, however, have ever gone home to a syn- agogue. But that will be the case for one week in July 1992 when Temple Israel becomes the first local synagogue to offer its Walnut Lak...…
…E SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS SERVING DETROIT'S JEWISH COMMUNITY CLOSE-UP JUNE 14, 1991 / 2 TAMMUZ 5751 Family Matchers Need Americans AMY J. MEHLER Staff Writer hen Bella and Si- meon Kraven- chenko of Odessa arrived in Detroit a year- and-a-half ago, John and Monkman decided to take the Kravenchenko family under their wing. So when the Kraven- chenkos and the Monkmans heard last week that a new Soviet Jewish family was en route to Detroit, bo...…
…THE JEWISH NEWS SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS SERVING DETROIT'S JEWISH COMMUNITY CLOSE-UP JUNE 7, 1991 / 25 SIVAN 5751 Young Israel Prohibits Woman From Presidency AMY J. MEHLER Staff Writer L ea Luger could have been the first woman to be elected president of her synagogue. But no one will ever know because the Young Israel of West Bloomfield canceled its Wednesday election. In a ruling last week by Rabbi Herbert Bomzer, chairman of the Council...…
