84 Friday, September 9, 1983

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

C ereJnie

Dr. Alan Kessler of
Southfield received the
Academy of General Den-
tistry's Fellowship award in
Toronto at the academy's
31st annual meeting.

Classes for the Jewish tional Director Stuart J.
Community Center Teen Rogoff at the Center, 661-
Study Program will begin 1000, ext. 252.
6:30 p.m. Sept. 20 in the
main Jewish Center Com-
plex.
The TSP, formerly the In-
dependent Hebrew High
program, is open to eighth
and ninth graders.
Jewish Center and syna-
gogue affiliation are not re-
quired. Financial assis-
tance will be available to
those who qualify.
Topics for the coming
year include "The Many
Faces of Judaism,"
"Understanding Juda-
ism," Hebrew reading
skills, life cycle high-
lights and comparative
religion.
Supplemental activities
include a monthly
speaker-dinner series, a
winter Tamarack weekend,
Shabat service-luncheon
program. A social-sPOrts
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hour is offered before class.
Tennis, basketball and
swimming will be offered.
Class sizes are limited.
Registration is still being
taken. For information and
application, call Educa-

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MISS STEINBERG

Dr. and Mrs. Michael T.
Steinberg of Farmington
Hills announce the
engagement of their daugh-
ter, Susan Carrie, to Gary
Pavlofsky of Dayton, Ohio,
son 'of Carol Pavlofsky of '
Dayton and the late Mr.
Vernon Pavlofsky.
Miss Steinberg earned a
BA degree in fine arts at In-
diana University. Her
fiance earned a BS degree in
marketing at IU.
An August wedding is
planned.

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