THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
26 Friday, May 18, 1919
BAHM, Temple Honor Grads
As the school year comes
to a close, area synagogues
and temples are making
available the names of their
graduates, confirmands and
consecrants.
Temple Israel will hold
graduation services 8 p.m.
today in the temple. Theme
of the service is "The Chal-
lenges We Face: Jewish
Youth Confront the Modern
World." Speakers will be
Michelle Weinstock, How-
ard Iwrey and Shelly Zeff.
Leading the Torah serv-
ice will be Sharon Fine and
Suzan Folbe, both of whom
studied for six months dur-
ing the past year in Israel
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cordially invites the greater
Detroit Jewish community to the
dedication of their new home
under the Eisendrath In-
ternational Exchange pro-
gram of the Union of Ameri-
can Hebrew Congregations.
Winners of the Brenda
Bloomberg Awards are:
Scholarship, Susan Borns-
tein, Howard Iwrey and Sharla
Simon; youth group activities
awards, Michael Lask,
president's plaque; Howard Iw-
rey, David Sherman, Karen
Shore, Jeffrey Stone and Shelly
Zeff, officers' awards; Julie
Goldfarb and Lisa Weingart,
MSTY awards; Susan Bornstein,
leadership award; and Phyllis
Gutenberg, Sharyn Krieger and
Michelle Weinstock, service
awards.
The David D. Brenner
Award for college textbooks
will go to Susan Bornstein.
Undergraduate awards
will be presented as follows:
The John R. Herman Award to
Mark Greenberg for six-months
study in Israel; Michael J. Syme
Camp Scholarship Award to
Amy Hoffman; the Joseph Gross
Camp Scholarship Award to
Steven Grekin; the Sherry Ellen
Simon Camp Scholarship Award
to Paula Schane; and the Martha
Stein Book Awards to Kenneth
Berman, Adam Cooper, Mark
Greenberg and Patricia
Seyburn, 11th grade; and
Thomas Barth, Dennis Brodsky,
Steven Grekin, Susan Poger,
Emily Rothman and Lynn Zat-
kin, 10th grade.
Members of the Graduat-
ing Class of 1979 are:
June 26, 1979 - 4:30 p.m.
5 Hapisga Street
Jerusalem
(opposite Mount Herzl)
The Greater Detroit Committee
Alison Awerbuch, Neal Ber-
kowitz, Elizabeth Bodner, Susan
Bornstein, David Brooks, Brian
Conn, Sharon Fine, Suzan Folbe,
Carol Freeman, Brian Gendel-
man, Elizabeth Golden, Robin
Golden, Julie Goldfarb, Pamela
Grossman, Phyllis Gutenberg, S.
Neil Handler, Howard Iwrey,
Elizabeth Kanter, Daniel Kat-
zenstein, Debra Kleiman and
Lisa Kogan.
Others are: Mitchell Kopnick,
Sharyn Krieger, Miles Lakin, Jill
Landsman, Michael Lask, David
Liebowitz, David Letwinski,
Metropolitan Detroit Chapter of Hadassah
Invites you to attend
The Installation Luncheon
Tuesday, June 5,1979
12:00 P.m.
Congregation Shaarey Zedek
Featuring
Israeli singing sensation
Todd Levin, David Lichtman,
Karl Lipson, Jill Lublin, Joyce
Luft, Lawrence Mendelson,
Mark Movish, Gary Packard,
Joel Poger, Hillary Polan, Ken-
neth Raskin, Neal Rifkin, Jon
Rittman, Scott Rosenberg.
Completing the list are:
Jonathan Ross, Howell Selburn,
David Sherman, Margot Sherr,
Karen Shore, Marcy Siegel,
Sharla Simon, Cheryl Singer,
Janet Stein, Sharon Stein, Jef-
frey Stone, Pamela Viviano,
Karen Wayne, Sheldon
Wechsler, Eissa Weingarden,
Lisa Weingart, Michelle
Weinstock, Shelly Zeff, Rhonda
Zeldes and Nancy ZimmeLman.
Cong. Beth Abraham
Hillel Moses' religious
school will hold its annual
graduation and consecra-
tion exercises 10 a.m. Sun-
day in the synagogue.
The graduation program
will feature a cantata
entitled, "The Hebrew
Calendar Sings for Joy,"
presented by the graduat-
ing class, and written by
Rabbi Israel Halpern,
senior rabbi, and produced
and directed by Dr. Harry
Jubas, educational director.
Participating in the pro-
gram will be the religious
school choir, under the di-
rection of Ruth Gill, and ac-
companied by Chana Wein-
garden. Greetings will be
rendered by Rabbi A. Irving
Schnipper and Sheldon
Fishman, president-elect of
the congregation. Mes-
dames Arthur Smith and
Leon Mondry and Dr. Jubas
will present diplomas, gifts
and certificates. Rabbi Hal-
pern will recite the benedic-
tion. A reception will follow.
Graduates are:
David Daszkal, Miriam Gaba,
Audra Gendelman, Stacey Hir-
shman, Steven Kagan, David
Kalt, Alissa Klein, Bill Lipton,
MEirtin Manheimer, _ Suzie
Merkle, David Miller, Bryan
Natinsky, Laurie Okin, Tracey
Reznik and Eric Rosenberg.
Also Jodi Rubin, Rodney
Ruda, David Schon, Renea
Shulman, Robert Singer, Joel
Skolnick, Jeffrey Toby, Jeffrey
Wolok and Bradley Zerman.
Consecrants are:
Danielle Barron, Paul Cohen,
Eric Droz, Hilary Dzodin, David
Edelstein, Sheri Fine, Ian Flash-
ner, Steven Friedman, Howard
Gitler, Beth Goldberg, Lisa
Goldberg, Rebecca Goldberg,
Ruth Halbany, Bradley Hir-
shman, Hindy Hoffman, Susan
Katz, Lawrence Levy and Jodi
Levine.
Also Shaheen Moghadam,
Amanda Niskar, Howard
Norber, Neil Okin, Lesley Pevos,
Stephanie Reich, Mindy
Robiner, Joshua Rubin, Lori
Sampson, Joshua Saxe, Lonnie
Stone, Adam Treitman, Paul
Toby, Joshua Wander, Carolyn
Wayne, Elisa Zabel, Michele
Zeltzer and Phyllis Zucker.
Graduation Set
at Emanu-E1
Ruthi Navon
Installing Officer
Goldie Adler
Complete Luncheon $9
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Temple Emanu-El will
hold its high school gradua-
tion services 8:15 p.m. today
in the temple.
Graduating are: Sheryl
Baum, Marcia Bloom, Jef-
frey Cooper, Marshall
Eisenberg, Judith Goode,
Robert Hyman, Stephen
Hyman, Linda Linsky,
Marcy Linsky, Carole Peve,
Craig Schwartz; Ezra Shaya
and Steven Winkler.
Talk Canceled
The lecture by the Zionist
Organization of America's
Dr. Paul S. Riebenfeld,
scheduled for Thursday at
Cong. Beth Achim, has been
canceled.
Sameness is the mother of
disgust, variety the cure.
— Petrarch
Nothing happens just as
one fears or hopes.
— Theodor Herzl
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THE HEBREW BENEVOLENT SOCIETY
(Chesed Shel Emes)
will hold
MEMORIAL DAY SERVICES
MONDAY, MAY 28th AT 12:00 NOON
at the Veterans Section of their Cemetery
HEBREW MEMORIAL PARK
Gratiot Avenue at 14 Mile Road
with the participation of
Jewish War Veterans, Department of Michigan
and Women's Auxiliary
Rabbi Herbert S. Eskin, Chaplain of Veterans
Hospital in Allen Park, and all military
installations- in Michigan
Cantor Hyman Adler of Congregation B'nai David
Families, Relatives and Friends are invited to attend.
Leo B. Furst,
President
Jerome G. Friedman,
Vice President
Sanford L. Wolok,
Vice President
Morris Dorn,
Treasurer
Norman Blake,
Secretary
David Silver,
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Samuel P. Havis,
Trustee _
Trustee
Hillel L. Abrams,
Trustee
Edward Miller,
'Cem. Chairman
Rabbi Israel I. Rockove
Exec. Dir.
Nathan Wolok,
Ass't Dir.
Rabbi H. Henry Goldschlag
Cam. Adm
Harry E. Citrin,
Hon. President