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LAWRENCE PERNICK,
GARY FABER, principal of
West Bloomfield High School,
has been named high school
principal of the year by the
Michigan Association of
Secondary School Principals.
STEVEN R. COHN, son of
Dr. and Mrs. S. Leonard Cohn
of Bloomfield Hills, completed
five years of general surgery
residency at William Beau-
mont Hospital. He received
the Zimmerman Award pre-
sented to the outstanding
graduating resident.
CAROL S. SMOKLER has
been elected to the board of
the National Women's Divi-
sion of United Jewish Appeal.
IRVING W. WAINER has
been awarded the Martin
Medal by the International
Chromatographic Society for
his work in the application of
chromatographic techniques
to the separation of stereo-
isomers. A graduate of Mum-
ford High School, Wayne
State University and Cornell,
he is professor and director of
Pharmacokinetics at McGill
University, Montreal.
GERSON I. COOPER, pre-
sident and chief executive of-
ficer of Botsford General Hos-
pital, was chosen "1992 Ex-
ecutive of the Year" by the
Oakland Executives Associa-
tion.
LEON S. COHAN of Bloom-
field Hills will be inducted in-
to Detroit's International
Heritage Hall of Fame.
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and Mrs. James Kovacs of
Farmington Hills, has obtain-
ed her juris doctor degree
from the Washington School
of Law at the American
University in Washington,
D.C.
The Michigan Jewish Sports
Hall of Fame has elected
MICKEY FISHMAN as its
new president and BILL
BERRIS and DR. STUART
KIRSCHENBAUM to its
board of governors for a three-
year term.
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KAREN KOVACS STE-
PHENSON, daughter of Mr.
MOHELim of Detroit
Cantor Sidney Rube
358-1426
Cantor S. Greenbaum
855-0628
Reb. Hershl Roth
557-0888
Cantor Howard K. Glantz
851-7153
Gastroenterology Governor
for the State of Michigan. He
will serve a two-year term. Dr.
Ehrinpreis is associate pro-
fessor of medicine at Wayne
State University and director
of nutritional support ser-
vices at Harper Hospital.
NOREEN DE YOUNG has
been appointed director of the
Washtenaw County JCC Pre-
School.
Ms. De Young, who has a
Bachelor of Arts in early
childhood education and a
master's in special education,
has worked in education for
over 15 years. She was the
assistant to the director at
Temple Beth Emeth Religious
School in Ann Arbor.
MURRAY N. EHRIN-
PREIS has been elected
American
College
of
Oakland County Commis-
sioner of Southfield, will
receive the "Public Official
Award-1992" from the Associ-
ation for Retarded Citizens/
Oakland County.
STEVEN and KATHER-
INE RHODES of Ann Arbor
CHARLES and
and
SHERRI TOBIAS of Farm-
ington Hills are part of a
regional group of leaders of
Reform Judaism who have
been selected for a special
two-year training program to
prepare them to become na-
tional leaders.
BEN MARKS, Farmington
Hills city councilman, was
recently appointed as a steer-
ing committee member of the
energy, environmental and
national resources policy com-
mittee of the National
League of Cities.
RICHARD LOBENTHAL
and JACKIE VICTOR are
among a group of six Detroit
area peacemakers, honored
this year by the Center for
Peace and Conflict Studies at
Wayne State University.
—I LOCAL NEWS 1"""
Matzah Factory
Opens At JCC
In advance of Passover, a
matzah factory will be set up
at the Maple-Drake Jewish
Community Center, April
5-12. Sunday hours will be 10
a.m.-4 p.m., and Monday
through Thursday from 10
a.m. to noon and 1-4P .m.
Visitors will receive a
baker's hat, a piece of
shmurah matzah and a pam-
phlet describing the celebra-
tion of Passover. Participants
will make their own piece of
matzoh and view a film
demonstrating how matzahs
are made.
There is a charge. For reser-
vations and information, call
Amy Rosenberg at the JCC,
661-1000.