which will cost an additional
$15,000, according to
Saville.
The historic hand-operated
water pump has been
preserved near the pond, but
a new drinking fountain
with a hand-washing spigot
has been installed about 200
feet from the chapel.
A free-standing map of the
cemetery is now located near

the new entrance gates and
Machpelah now houses a
mausoleum for old prayer
books —believed the only
such structure in the state.

In the Jewish war veterans
section, a plaque honoring
the dead has been installed,
along with a sculptured
eagle, a flagpole and plan-
tings.

❑

Metro Attorneys Honor
Friedman And Stacey

Judge Bernard Friedman,
of the U.S. District Court
for the Eastern District
of Michigan, and Judge
Michael Stacey, of the Wayne
County Circuit Court, will
receive the State of Israel's
Eleanor Roosevelt Humani-

Bernard Friedman

Avern Cohn and Justice
Charles Levin. Associate din-
ner chairman are Alan Acker-
man, Judge Susan D. Bor-
man, Leon S. Cohan, Judge
Jessica Cooper, Judge
Richard Kaufman, Stuart
Sinai and Judge Helene
White.
Judge Friedman was ap-
pointed by President Reagan
to the U.S. District Court
bench in 1988. Prior to the
appointment, Judge Fried-
man was a judge of the 48th
District Court in Bloomfield
Hills and had acted as city at-
torney for several cities.
Judge Stacey was appointed
to the Wayne County Circuit
Court in 1970; he was elected
to the post in 1972, 1976,
1982 and 1988.
Stacey was admitted to
practice before the United
States Supreme Court and
engaged in the general prac-
tice of law for 21 years before
his 1970 appointment.
For dinner information, call
Israel Bonds, 352-6555.

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TEENS

Teens Attend
CSJA Conference

Michael Stacey

ties Awards at a dinner 6 p.m.
June 12 at Congregation
Shaarey Zedek.
The event will be sponsored
by the Metro Detroit At-
torneys Division of State of
Israel Bonds, headed by co-
chairmen Saul Bluestone and
Sheldon Miller. Dinner chair-
man is Eugene Driker;
honorary dinner chairmen
are Michigan Attorney
General Frank Kelley, Judge

Teens from the Jewish
Parents Institute and the Bir-
mingham Temple will hold a
workshop titled "Jewish
Throughout the Years: A
Historical Analysis," at an in-
ternational conference
celebrating the 20th anniver-
sary of the Congress of
Secular Jewish Association of
Toronto May 25-28 at the
University of Toronto, Scar-
borough Campus.
Representing JPI will be
Allison Berg, Shira Blum,
Mara Bruton, Jennifer Davis,
Adam Gusman, Michael
Jacobs and David and Shira
Lurie.
Representing the Birm-
ingham 'Ample will be Julie
Becker, Adam Chalom,
Allison Jerris, Shari Kamien-
ny, Alan Littmann and Fred
Rice.

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with a minimum of exertion. Its
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bezel and a screw-in crown that ensures
water resistance to 660 feet.

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