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Members of Mat Shalom
Synagogue will take a bus
trip to. view Detroit's
Thanksgiving Day Parade
Thursday.
The group will leave at 7:45
a.m. from the synagogue's
nursery school parking lot.
The event is open to the
community.
There is a charge. For infor-
mation, call Karen Rozenc-
weig, 851-9446; or the
synagogue office, 851-5100.
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Kirk Nemer
Southfielder Kirk Nemer is
a legislative attorney for the
United States Congress.
Nemer will provide legal ad-
vice on a variety of national
issues to members of Con-
gress and congressional
comittees.
Nemer was graduated
magna cum laude from the
School of Government and
Public Administration at The
American University in
Washington, D.C. Nemer
received his law degree from
Wayne State University Law
School and is included in the
1987 edition of Who's Who
Among American Law
Students. He is the son of Gail
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Group Elects
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Blood Drive
The Red Cross Bloodmobile
will be at Ibmple Beth El for
a community blood drive on
Sunday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
No appointment is necessary,
just stop by. Call the temple,
851 1100, for details.
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Midrasha Has
New Program
The Midrasha College of
Jewish Studies and the Com-
munity Jewish High School,
divisions of the United
Hebrew Schools, will sponsor
a new program for graduates
of the Hebrew high school.
Rabbi Alon Tolwin will
teach a six-week course in
Jewish philosophy, ethics and
values on Sunday mornings,
including Dec. 6, 13, Jan. 10,
17 and 24.
Classes will meet in the
board room of the United
Hebrew Schools building at
10 a.m. There is a subsidized
tuition fee. For information
and registration information,
call the Midrasha, 352-7117.
Temple Raises
Ties With J.E.F.F.,
548-1100
Lake Angelus
Clawson
330 W. 14 Mile Rd.
435-2840
Southfield
28400 Northwestern Hwy.
Silver, allocations; Sydney
Bernard, planning; Charles
Tait, community activities;
Judith Elkin, community
relations/education.
David Schteingart
The Jewish Community
Association/United Jewish
Appeal of Washtenaw County
elected officers and commit-
tee chairmen for 1987-1988.
They are: David E. Schte-
ingart, president; Larry
Blume, vice president; Gilbert
Small, treasurer; Susan
Sefansky, secretary; Newell
Miller, fundraising; Robert
Temple Israel is forming a
committee which will plan
and implement programs af-
filiated with J.E.F.F. (Jewish
Experiences for Families).
In the past, Temple Israel
hosted several programs with
the help of J.E.F.F. and its pro-
gram coordinator, Harlene
Appleman. Six J.E.F.F. pro-
grams are currently schedul-
ed on the temple calendar, in-
cluding a continuation of the
"Breakfast Club" for the
religious school members and
their parents, and a pre-
bar/bat mitzvah workshop for
sixth graders and their
families.