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Deginning at
Monday, June 3, 1991
Bogie Lake Golf Club

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CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST/LUNCH/GOLF & CART $75.00
CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST/LUNCH/GAMES $50

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FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1991

Hatikvah Singles
Mission To Israel

An information meeting
about the July 7-18 Hatikvah
National Singles Mission to
Israel will take place 7:30
p.m. May 22 in the home of
Robert Colburn.
Mission participants will
meet representatives of the
Israel Defense Force, kibbutz-
niks and government of-
ficials; visit Detroit's Project
Renewal sister city of Yavne,
Yad Vashem, Old Jaffa and an
underwater observatory and
participate in an ar-
cheological dig.
Sponsored nationally by the
United Jewish Appeal and
locally by the Jewish Welfare
Federation, the mission will

bring together singles from
the U.S. and Israel for social
and travel opportunities.
Cost of the mission includes
accommodations at five-star
hotels, round-trip airfare from
New Yoik and most meals.
For information about the
mission, call Reuben Rotman,
965-3939, Ext. 204.

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Area Singles
Plan Gathering

Jewish Singles (25-45) will
hold a social evening 6 p.m.
May 19 at a member's home.
For information and reser-
vations, call Vikki Coven,
548-5834; or Nathan Nor-
man, 557-1548.

HERE'S TO .. .

DR. ELI M. BROWN, chair-
man, department of anesthe-
siology, Sinai Hospital, is the
winner of the William 0.
McQuiston, M.D. Award,
which is presented annually
to an anesthesiologist with a
national education who has
made significant contribu-
tions to the practice of anes-
thesiology. The first physician
from the state of Michigan to
receive this honor, Dr. Brown
was selected from a group of
anesthesiologists for the
award. The honor is spon-
sored by the Illinois Society of
Anesthesiologists.

SAM BROWN, former
Michigan Regional Director
of the American Jewish Con-
gress, of Deerfield Beach,
Fla., was inaugurated as a
member of the Oxford Socie-
ty, former students at Oxford
University, England.

BEN PINSKY of Harrison
High School and MELISSA
WALDMAN and KAREN
ZALENKO of North Farm-
ington High School were
honored for their volunteer
service to the community by
the Farmington Youth
Assistance.

JONATHAN BRATEMAN
served as national co-
chairman of the National
New Leadership Spring Con-
ference for State of Israel
Bonds, held recently in
Washington, D.C. More than
150 young Jewish leaders
from 20 cities throughout the
U.S. and Canada, including
Mr. Brateman's brother, Dr.
Robert Brateman, attended.

CRAIG JAY EDELHEIT,
son of Larry and Audrey
Edelheit of West Bloomfield,
graduated with honors from
the University of -Michigan
dental school; he also receiv-
ed a dental academic achieve-
ment award.

BARBARA BOCKOFF, vol-
unteer coordinator at the
Jewish Home for Aged/
Fleischman Residence, was
recognized as Volunteer of the
Year by the Home at its an-
nual Volunteer Recognition.

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DIANE KLEIN of Greater
Detroit Hadassah has been
named a recipient of the Fifth
Annual Hadassah National
Leadership Award.

JOSEPH ZELICK KOWAL-
SKY, son of Eugene and
Cherna Kowalsky, graduated
recently from the University
of Michigan Law School.
Joseph is treasurer of the In-
ternational Law Society and
associate vice president for
finance of the National Jew-
ish Law Student Network.

ADAM OSSIPOVE, fifth-
grader at Hillel Day School,
won second place in the 1991
Solomon Schecter Day School
National Art Contest with a
tissue-paper collage depicting
the Rosh Hashanah table.

TAMAR R. SIEGEL of Ann
Arbor, daughter of Marion
and Dr. George Siegel,
graduated from the Universi-
ty of Judaism's Lee College in
Los Angeles with a bachelor
of arts degree in psychology.

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