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May the coming year
be filled with health,
happiness and prosperity
for all

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ISRHEI INSTITUTE

OF TECHNOLOGY, INC.

Joseph N. Epel Lawrence A. Berry

Chairman of the Board

President

Isaac Lakritz

Executive Director

daughter Rina Zahara. Shar-
ing the joy are proud grand-
parents Sharon and David
Bergman of Southfield and
Gabriela and Walter Weiss of
Fair Lawn, N.J. Proud great-
grandmothers are Rachel
Reinitz of Arlington, Va., and
Gertie Pirok of Racine, Wisc.
Rina is named in loving
memory of her great-grand=
mothers, Irene Weiss and
Zelda Berman.

MAY 30 — Steve and Marcy
(Goldberg) Feldman of West
Bloomfield lovingly announce
the arrival of their daughter,
Ariel Nicole. Excited big
sister is Samantha Anne. Pro-
ud grandparents are Harold
and Linda Goldberg of Farm-
ington Hills and Mort and
Millie Feldman of Birm-
ingham. Great-grandmother
is Ada Daniels of Oak Park
and great-grandfather is Nate
Feldman of Whittier, Calif.
Ariel is named in loving
memory of her great-aunt,
Linda Meklir, and great-
grandmother, Bessie Bern-
stein.

MAY 13 — Beth (Lieberman)
and Jim Keller of Chicago
joyfully announce the birth of
their son, Jonathan Louis,
brother to. Joshua. Sharing in
their happiness are grand-
parents Elly and Mike
Lieberman of Highland Park,

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Ill., Julia and Rudy Keller of
Bloomfield Hills, and great-
grandparents Ruth Levy, Ed-
na Lieberman and Rose and
Alex Gross. Jonathan is nam-
ed in loving memory of his
great-grandfather, Louis
Lieberman.

APRIL 20 — Mitchell and
Kristin Joseph of Fort
Lauderdale, Fla., formerly of
Southfield, are pleased to an-
nounce the birth of their
daughter, Leah Nicole (Eta
Rivka). Proud grandparent is
Ronald Joseph of Fort Lauder-
dale. Proud great-grand-
parent is Dr. Milton Joseph of
Sunrise, Fla. Leah Nicole is
named in loving memory of
her paternal grandmother,
Elaine Joseph, and paternal
great-grandmother, Evelyn
Joseph.

APRIL 17 — Robert and
Claudia (Rhodes) Goldenthal
of West Bloomfield welcome
with much love their daugh-
ter, Hayley Jane. Happy big
brother is David Hanson.
Hayley's proud grandparents
are Alex and Sarah Rhodes of
West‘Bloomfield and A.J. and
Marilyn Goldenthal of Fort
Valley, Va., formerly of De-
troit. Hayley is named in lov-
ing memory of her paternal
grandmother, Hannah Smith
Goldenthal and her maternal
great-uncle, Joseph Derevny.

ON CAMPUS

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Sept. Calendar

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Wish all their -
Friends and Custorneri'
A Most Happy and
Healthy New Year!

The University of Michigan
Hillel will hold Rosh
Hashanah Services (Or-
thodox, Conservative and
Reform). For information call
Hillel, 769-0500.
The following will be held
Sept. 11. At 6:30 p.m.
Volunteers in Action Hillel
(VIA Hillel) will hold their
first meeting. VIA Hillel is a
community service group
that works in soup kitchens
and helps the elderly, young
and needy. At 7:30 p.m. the
Reform Havura Apples and
Honey Party/Mass Meeting
will take place. At 8 p.m. Hill
Street Cinema, Hillel's film
co-op, will hold their first
meeting.
On Sept. 12, the following
events will be held. At 3:30
p.m. Hillel will hold Sukkah
building. From 6:30-11 p.m.
the Undergraduate Social
Committee will hold a
hayride. For information, call
769-0500. At 7 p.m. in the
Lawyer's Club Lounge, the
Jewish Law Students Union
(JLSU) will hold their first
meeting. JLSU sponsors a

wide variety of lectures and
symposia on legal topics. On
Sept. 12 at 8 p.m. and 10 p.m.
and Sept. 14 at 9 p.m., Hill St.
Cinema will present Full
Metal Jacket.
On Sept. 15, the following
will be held: At 5 p.m. the an-
nual Grads and Young Profes-
sionals Summer Blowout Pic-
nic will take place at Burns
Park, located on Wells, off
Packard. Participants are ask-
ed to bring salads and veggie
dishes to pass. Kosher hot
dogs,-buns and drinks will be
provided. A donation is re-
quested. Call 769-0500 to
reserve.
At 7:30 p.m., Student Strug-
gle for Soviet Jewry (SSSJ)
will hold their first meeting.
SSSJ promotes religious
freedom and supports the ef-
forts of the international
Jewish community to ease
the suffering of individuals
remaining in the Soviet
Union and the absorption of
those permitted to leave. At 8
p.m., Prospect, the Jewish
Student Journal at the U-M
will hold their first meeting.

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