Hanukkah
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28
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November
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1994
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Children learn about Hanukkah at Beth Israel Nursery School, December 1973
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1973
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Ann Arbor News, December 19, 1973
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Sharing Hanukkah's Warmth: Jewish residents across the city will light the first candle tonight marking the opening of the eight-day holiday of Hanukkah, which commemorates the right to religious freedom. And four-year-olds who attend Beth Israel Nursery School and Friendship International Nursery will be able to understand the warmth and fun of the season better as a result of a special party held at Beth Israel on Monday. In the photo at left, Andrea Miller and Mimi Simon, both of Friendship International, hear Beth Israel Teacher Amy Cooperstein explain about the Hanukkah Menorah which holds a candle for each day of the holiday and an extra candle that is lighted every day.
Ann Arbor News, December 19, 1973
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Sharing Hanukkah's Warmth: Jewish residents across the city will light the first candle tonight marking the opening of the eight-day holiday of Hanukkah, which commemorates the right to religious freedom. And four-year-olds who attend Beth Israel Nursery School and Friendship International Nursery will be able to understand the warmth and fun of the season better as a result of a special party held at Beth Israel on Monday. In the photo at left, Andrea Miller and Mimi Simon, both of Friendship International, hear Beth Israel Teacher Amy Cooperstein explain about the Hanukkah Menorah which holds a candle for each day of the holiday and an extra candle that is lighted every day.
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Children learn about Hanukkah at Beth Israel Nursery School, December 1973
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1973
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Ann Arbor News, December 19, 1972
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Intrigued by the story of Hanukkah, Rebecca Glenberg (lower left corner), Uri Deutsch and Julie Gerst, all Beth Israel students, listen intently.
Ann Arbor News, December 19, 1972
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Intrigued by the story of Hanukkah, Rebecca Glenberg (lower left corner), Uri Deutsch and Julie Gerst, all Beth Israel students, listen intently.
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Children learn about Hanukkah at Beth Israel Nursery School, December 1973
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1973
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Children learn about Hanukkah at Beth Israel Nursery School, December 1973
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1973
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Children learn about Hanukkah at Beth Israel Nursery School, December 1973
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Smoke shop owner dies at age 91
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12
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March
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1988
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Randy Fagin and Jane Freedman Dressed Up To Celebrate Purim, February 1953 Photographer: Eck Stanger
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1953
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Ann Arbor News, February 28, 1953
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All dressed up for the Purim festival at 2 p.m, tomorrow at Beth Israel Community Center are Randy Fagin, 4 1/2, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack S. Fagin of 514 N. Seventh St. and Jane Freedman, 4, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Freedman of Maple Ridge. Jane represents the Biblical Queen Esther, who helped deliver the Jews from a plot to exterminate them, and Randy is costumed as the king. Purim means "lots" which we cast to set the extermination day. A joyous holiday of deliverance, the Sunday school celebration tomorrow will include carnival booths with games and refreshments.
Ann Arbor News, February 28, 1953
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All dressed up for the Purim festival at 2 p.m, tomorrow at Beth Israel Community Center are Randy Fagin, 4 1/2, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack S. Fagin of 514 N. Seventh St. and Jane Freedman, 4, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Freedman of Maple Ridge. Jane represents the Biblical Queen Esther, who helped deliver the Jews from a plot to exterminate them, and Randy is costumed as the king. Purim means "lots" which we cast to set the extermination day. A joyous holiday of deliverance, the Sunday school celebration tomorrow will include carnival booths with games and refreshments.
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All Dressed Up
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28
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February
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1953
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Rebecca Wigod Receives Dreidel From Mother For Hanukkah, December 1955 Photographer: Eck Stanger
Year:
1955
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Ann Arbor News, December 24, 1955
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Hannukah Is Also Time For Dredels: Mrs. Jack Wigod shows her daughter, Rebecca, how to play a game connected with Hannukah. The Dredel, a spinning top-like toy, is spun to stop on letters on a card. The letters represent words meaning " A great miracle happened then." The miracle referred to is the double miracle which Hannukah commemorates the driving of the Selucids from Jerusalem and the cleansing of the temple with one small flask of lamp oil which burned for the entire eight days of the first Hannukah.
Ann Arbor News, December 24, 1955
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Hannukah Is Also Time For Dredels: Mrs. Jack Wigod shows her daughter, Rebecca, how to play a game connected with Hannukah. The Dredel, a spinning top-like toy, is spun to stop on letters on a card. The letters represent words meaning " A great miracle happened then." The miracle referred to is the double miracle which Hannukah commemorates the driving of the Selucids from Jerusalem and the cleansing of the temple with one small flask of lamp oil which burned for the entire eight days of the first Hannukah.
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