THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
SYNAGOGUE
Friday, May 11 1984
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BIG DOINGS
at
Temple Israel elects Jonas
as congregation president
James L. Jonas was
elected president of Temple
Israel at the congregation's
recent annual meeting.
Jonas is a Certified Public
Accountant and a member
of the American Institute
and Michigan Association
of CPAs.
A native Detroiter, Jonas
was graduated from Wayne
State University with a B.S.
degree in business adminis-
tration.
Elected to office with
Jonas were Linda K.
Brodsky, June Kamil,
Frederick I. Keywell and
Charles H. Tobias, vice
presidents; Raymond
Kahrnoff, secretary; and
Joel L. Piell, treasurer.
Named to three-year
terms on the temple's board
of trustees were: Dr. S.
Meyer Arbit, Marvin R.
Hoffman, Barry M. Klein,
`Trivial Pursuit'
aim of couples
Cong. Beth Shalom's
Young Couples Club will
have a "Trivial Pursuit
Night" and potluck dinner
at 8 p.m. May 19 at the Col-
ony Park Apts. club house.
Dinners must be dairy or
pareve. There is a charge,
and non-member couples
are invited. Dues may be
paid at the door.
For reservations, call Mr.
and Mrs. Louis (Michele)
Elkus, 553-8189; or Mr. and
Mrs. Richard (Elissa) Berg,
968-1813.
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James Jonas
Steven A. Marks, Dr. Laur-
ence A. Miller, Peter Mil-
lion, David M. Tisdale and
Lawrence P. Trepeck.
Serving one-year unex
pired board terms are
Michael Shapiro and Robin
Stearn.
Adult bar, bat mitzvahs
scheduled at Temple Israel
Adult bar and bat
mitzvah ceremonies for 43
members of Temple Israel
will be celebrated in five
separate services beginning
at 1 p.m. May 19.
The services mark the
conclusion of a two-year
course of study, which has
included Hebrew language,
Reform Jewish worship, the
prayerbook, customs and
ceremonies.
Participating in the
Saturday service will be
Ruth Aaronson, Nancy
Farber, Rosanne Fienman,
Harriet and Bernard S.
Friedman, Gail and
Franklin Gettleson and
Joan Redisch.
They have prepared an
original service for the occa-
sion, entitled "Our Sacred
Journey."
Subsequent services and
the participants are as fol-
lows:
On May 26: Divera and
David Buegeleisen, Sheri
Gladner, Judy Glenn,
Stephanie Keywell, Lawr-
ence Pernick, Dina Pinsky
and Caryl Scheuer.
GINOPOLIS
On June 2: Linda
Beltzman, Sandy Faber,
Shari Finsilver, Marlene
Rosen, Judith Shewach, Ida
Snider, Sandra Stark and
Sherri Stern.
On June 6, at 11 a.m.: Ad-
rienne Milin, Doreen
Millman, Judy Miller, Anne
Pernick and Barbara Zack.
On June 9: Jean Arkin,
Pat Baer, Judy Barman,
Ray Cady, Diane Davis,
Mary Ellis, Maggie
Feldman,. Freda Jackson,
Elissa Kline, Karen Lazar,
Arlene Lullove, Rebecca
and Lon Makanoff and Dr.
David Susser.
New home for
Yiddish books
New York (JTA) — The
National Yiddish Book
Center will be moving the
250,000 Yiddish books it
has rescued from all over
North America in the past
four years into a new and
spacious haven in July.
The new headquarters is
a renovated old paper mill
in Holyoke, Mass., with
17,000 square feet of fire-
protected space, just 15
miles from the current cen-
ter in Amherst. The center
is currently seeking to raise
$75,000 to enable volun-
teers to move the books, and
install lighting, humidity
controls and steel shelving.
Temple cites
its graduates
Four students will
graduate from Temple
Emanu-El's high school at
services at 8:15 p.m. today.
Graduates are: Neil Falk,
Lisa Ferstenfeld, Samuel
Levine and,Davici ; Weiner. ,
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