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T

he Attorneys Division
of State of Israel
Bonds held a dinner
honoring Judge Bernard A.
Friedman and Judge
Michael L. Stacey at Con-
gregation Shaarey Zedek on
June 12. Both judges have
been purchasing Israel
Bonds since they were
available in 1951.
"Doesn't everyone buy
bonds?" asked Stacey before
the dinner. Many family
members and friends, in-
cluding his sisters, Shirley
Kramer and Mildred
Neumark, came to wish him
congratulations. Mrs.
Charles Kaufman joked
and said she came because
Judge Stacey looks like a
movie star.
Judge Friedman noted
that he has been getting
Israel Bonds since he was a
child. "My father has been
purchasing bonds since they
starting selling them."
Many of Judge Friedman's
family attended, including
his wife Rozie, his son Matt,
his daughter Megan and
brother Howard Friedman
and sister-in-law Pola, and
his parents Rae and David
Friedman.
Attorneys from many law
firms were on hand, in-
cluding: Steve Z. Cohen,

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Judge Bernard Friedman with his daughter Megan and father David.

Fred and Miriam Ferber
also were honored on behalf
of the State of Israel Bonds.
They were presented with
the State of Israel's
prestigious Ben Gurion
Award at the 1990 Con-
gregation B'nai David
tribute dinner. Fred Ferber
is a past president of B'nai
David, while Miriam is a
past vice president of the
sisterhood. Some of the peo-
ple in the crowd included:
Barbara and Irving
Nussbaum, Mickey
Shapiro, Reva Kogan,
Franka and Allen
Charlupski and Miriam
and Jack Shenkman.
To date, Israel Bonds has
sold $10 billion and hopes to
sell $1 billion in 1990.

PSYCHOANALYTIC
INSTITUTE

The Michigan
Psychoanalytic Institute in-
stalled its new officers for a
three year term at its annual
dinner at the Townsend Ho-
tel. They include Dr.
Ronald Benson, president;
Dr. Deanna Holtzman,
president-elect; Dr.
Richard Ruzumna, secre-
tary; and Dr. Marvin
Starman, treasurer.

RABBI'S BIRTHDAY

Rabbi A. Irving Schnipper with
Judge Stacey.

Ellen Alter, Steve Matz,
Stu Eisenberg, Ron
Rader, Sheldon Miller, Ed
Ruby, Rick Ruby and
Herschel Fink. Law interns
Seth Gould from
Honigman, Miller, Schwartz
and Cohn and Karen
Altman from Dykema
Gossett also attended.

Rabbi M. Robert Syme
recently celebrated his 70th
birthday with fanfare at
Temple Israel. The June 15
Shabbat service marked his
birthday along with the
b'not mitzvah of Matthew
Shepherd and Damon
Goldsmith. On June 20, the
sisterhood hosted a birthday
luncheon for 400 guests. The
sisterhood committee in-
cluded: Carol Cooper, Sara

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Hoffman, Adrienne Milan,
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Marilyn Rubin, Anne
Weiss and Rita Wetson.
David Syme played a spe-
cial tribute to his father on
the piano and the sisterhood
singers sang verses written
especially for the occasion. A
highlight of the luncheon
was Rabbi Syme singing
with his son and then alone.
Rabbi Syme was trained as a
cantor before he was ordain-
ed as a rabbi. "Everyone was
in tears, when he sang,"
says Sherrie Stern,
sisterhood president. Can-
tor Orbach quipped that he
may have to give the next
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