I SYNAGOGUES I CONGREGATION B'NAI DAVID SUNDAY SCHOOL IN WEST BLOOMFIELD Congregation B'nai David, Michigan's largest Traditional Synagogue, is very proud to announce the OPENING of our exciting new SUN- DAY SCHOOL in West Bloomfield, located at the MAPLE ELEMEN- TARY SCHOOL (15 Mile Road between Halstead and Haggerty Classes will begin in September, 1989 and will include: Adat Shalom Names Cook Adat Shalom Synagogue will install its 1989-1990 of- ficers and board of trustees at services Saturday morning. rIb serve for the coming year are: Barbara Cook president; Harry Maisel, first vice presi- dent; Sanford Eichenhorn, MISS BESSIE'S KINDERSPIEL with Bessie Levin, beloved and ac- claimed pre-school instructor, formerly with the Jewish Center in Oak Park. This class will enable 3 and 4 year olds to explore and share Judaism with their parents on a weekly basis. B'not Mitzvah Is Planned AND A K/1 class for children who will be 5 or 6 during the 1989/90 school year. Enrollment is open to MEMBERS and NON-MEMBERS and will be limited. For further information contact the C.B.D.S. SCHOOL OFFICE at 557-8210 T he National Ramah Commission and Camp Ramah in Canada seek a dynamic, visionary Jewish educator with advanced training in Judaica and education, fluency in Hebrew, demon- strated experience in the camp setting and a personal commitment to religious education and Conservative Judaism. Candidates must possess good administrative, organizational and decision-making skills, be able to communicate effectively with adults and young people and establish good interpersonal relations with parents, board members and communal leaders. This is a full- time, year-round position. Salary and benefits are com- mensurate with education and experience. The Camp Ramah in Canada office is located in Toronto; the camp site is in beautiful Muskoka, Ontario. CAMP DIRECTOR Starting September 1, 1989 Send resume to: Dr. Sheldon Dorph, National Ramah Director National Ramah Commission 3080 Broadway New York, NY 10027-4649 (212) 678-8881 AND THE BUSH rUOrri WAS NOT lin< CONSUMED '7D1Y At Very Reasonable Prices L 44 Call For An Appointment x/r i at tettygL /1 established 1919 AL, FINE JEWELERS GEM/DIAMOND SPECIALIST AWARDED CERTIFICATE BY GIA IN GRADING AND EVALUATION FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1989 30400 Telegraph Road Suite 134 Birmingham, MI 48010 (313) 642-5575 DAILY 10-5:30 THURS. 10-7 SAT. 10-3 year-old children will meet on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. The congregation also operates a program at the Oak Park branch for 2-4 year olds. B'nai Moshe classes are small with a mix of general studies and tradi- tional Conservative Judaism. Rabbi Allan Meyerowitz leads a regular Shabbat program of songs, stories and dancing. For information, call Golden Dreams Nursery Director, Robin Meyerowitz, 546-8040 or 548-9000. Barbara Cook vice president; Leonard Siegal, vice president; Sharon Hart, vice president; Betsy Winkelman, vice president; Neal Zalenko, recording secretary; Jack Rubin, treasurer. Elected to serve on the synagogue board of trustees are: Joel Golden, Mark Kahn and Beverly Liss. Joel Ger- shenson, Roger Leemis, Jack Rubin and Sidney Siegan will serve on the Adat Shalom Memorial Park board of trustees. Humanism Day Presentation In honor of Humanism Day, the Birmingham Temple will present Rob Tielman, presi- dent of the International Humanist and Ethical Union, 8:30 p.m. today. He will discuss "Humanism and Life: What Difference Does it Make?" Humanism Day will be the theme of the service. Members of the IAHECL board will participate. A reception in honor of the guests will follow the service. For information, call the tem- ple, 477-1410. B'nai Moshe Nursery School Congregation B'nai Mo- she's nursery school, Golden Dreams, announces the open- ing of its West Bloomfield branch for fall 1989. Temporarily housed in the Fleischman Residence/Blum- berg Plaza, a program for two- Congregation Beth Abra- ham Hillel Moses will celebrate its first b'not mitz- vah at 8:45 a.m. Saturday. The event will mark the culmination of two years of study led by Rabbi A. Irving Schnipper and Cantor Ben- Zion Lanxner. Participants in the b'not mitzvah celebration are: Sylvia Bernstein, Ruth Coblentz, Anne Edelman, Adele Goodman, Susan Rothstein, Evelyn Sabes and Roberta Weisswasser. Dr. Warren Tessler, presi- dent of the congregation, will present each participant with a gift from the synagogue and a certificate from the Jewish National Fund. B'NAI B'RITH I Helfman Retains Morgenthau Post Jerry Helfman will be in- stalled for his second term as president of the Henry Morgenthau L'Chayim B'nai B'rith Lodge at a brunch on June 25 at 11 a.m. at the Michigan Inn. Other officers to be in- stalled are: Nate Blum, Sam Greene and Harold Zuker, vice presidents; Phil Roths- child, recording secretary; Phil Needle, corresponding secretary and chaplain; Henry Cohn, financial secretary and Harold Zuker, treasurer. The board of trustees in- cludes: Jesse Antman, Abe Burnstein, Ted Frazis, Leslie Kay, Marvin Litt, Alan Nathan, Joel Marwil and Steve Tapper. Installing officers will be Ernie Shaw, past president and an officer of the board governors of District 6. Master of ceremonies will be Mark Ridley. For reservations, call Jerry Helfman, 788-1175; or Harold Zuker, 545-0445.