THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, May 22, 1981 53
Consecrations, Graduations Scheduled at Shaarey Zedek WSU Hillel Picks Officers
follow.
Senior high school (12th
grade) graduates are:
Cong. Shaarey Zedek will
have graduation cere-
monies for students in the
senior, junior and elemen-
tary departments of the
religious school 7:30 p.m.
June 3 in the main
sanctuary. A reception in
honor of the graduates will
Joanne Aaron, David Baruch,
Susan Fine, Denise Franklin,
Daniel Hamburger, Amy Inde-
nbaum, Nancy Joyrich, Marcy
Kleiff, Susan Klein, Carl Man-
ello, Andrea Margolis, Valerie
Mayerson, Mark Nathanson,
Renee Reich, Sharon Sandberg,
N.Y.M.E.
the "INFLATION-FIGHTER"
.
Laura Schechter, Aaron Spiwak,
Faith Tobin, Jill Weiner.
Kenny Wittenberg, Franklin
Zucker.
Junior high school (ninth
grade) graduates are:
Consecration services
will be held 10 a.m. June 14
in the synagogue. A recep-
tion in honor of the consec-
rants will follow.
Julie Aaron, Jeffrey Adelman,
Renee Brickman, Yale Cohen,
Susan Cutler, Michelle Dean,
Daniel Diskin, Alexander Eisen-
berg, Ellen Folbe, Kelly Fried-
man, Denise Gold, Karen Good-
man, Penina Goodman, Rebecca
Gooel, Steven Greenspan, James
Hooberman, Eric Horvitz, Re-
becca Indenbaum, Natalie Isgut,
Jody Kaufman, Robert Krugel,
Cheryl Leib, Joshua Lerner,
Stacy Levenson, Bradley Levin,
Elaine Lewis, Julie Lynn, Ira
Margolis, Nancy Newman, Jodie
Pearlman, Edward Pont, Caro-
lyn Rands, Harvey Roth, Lisa
Roth, Megan Rubiner, Bradley
Sabin, Alan Scholnick, Marjorie
Schechter, Marci Schneider, Jay
Schwartz, Lawrence Shulman,
Andrea Smith, Deborah Stone,
Julie Stulberg, Aaron Weinberg,
Arnold Zucker.
Elementary school (sixth
grade) graduates are:
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By NORMA BARACH
(Copyright 1981, JTA, Inc.)
1 pkg. carrots, sliced in thin
circles
2 tbsp. butter or margarine
1 tsp. potato starch
1 tbsp. sugar
1 tbsp. shredded mint leaves
1/3 cup water
1 /2 tsp. lemon juice
Cook carrots in water until
tender. (Canned or frozen car-
rots may also be used.) In a_
small saucepan, melt the mar-
garine or butter. In a small
bowl, blend the potato starch
with the sugar. Slowly add the
water and mix well. Add the
lemon juice, and mint leaves.
Mix the potato starch mixture
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School announces a limited
number of openings are still
available for the fall semes-
ter.
The nursery school offers
holiday observance;
parent-toddler classes, be-
ginning with children age
18 months; morning classes
for children age 2 1/2; morn-
ing and afternoon classes
for children age 3 and 4;
supplementary programs
for afternoon children
which include lunch; and an
optional lunch program for
morning children.
For details, call Janet
Pont at the nursery scherol,
851-5105.
Consecrants are:
Michelle Belkin, Denise
Brodsky, Margaret Cohen,
Debra Feldman, Laura
Fine, Caroline Frank, Syl-
via Greenberg, Valerie
Hayman, Laura Katz, Lisa
Kirsch, Julie Levenson, Jan
Mittenthal and Susan Moss.
Also Michelle Rubins-
tein, Melinda Saulson, Jill
Schlafer, Stacey Shagrin,
Debi Stein, Ellen Sternhill,
Bonnie Tobin, Marci
Uzansky, Lisa Weinberg,
Carrie Weiner, Lisa Zalla
and Monica Zirkin.
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Bnai Brith Hillel Found-
ation at Wayne State Uni-
versity elected Jill Lublin
president at its recent elec-
tion meeting.
Other officers are: Reva
Kresch, vice president;
Judy Greenwald, secretary;
John Traines, treasurer;
and Maurice Herschfus,
Sharon Leopold and Uri
Levi, members-at-large.
College-age students
interested in serving on a
committee should con-
Ms. Lublin, 569-0445;
or Ms. Kresch, 968-7025.
Officers will be installed 8
p.m. Tuesday at Temple
Emanu-El. Late supper and
cocktails will be served. The
evening will include danc-
ing to the music of "The
Entertainers."
Admission is free.
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and ASSOCIATES
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Sunday, at Kingsley Inn.
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