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Rejoice with
Jerusalem

A family celebration commemorating the
25th anniversary of the Reunification of Jerusalem

Temple Beth El
Installs Isadore Malin

Sunday, May 31, 1992
2 p.m.
United Hebrew Schools
Auditorium

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PRAY FOR THE PEACE
OF JERUSALEM

21550 W. 12 Mile, Southfield

featuring
Popular Singer

Sandra Ben Dor

r • BBYO Cantata

with award-winning Juilliard pianist

•25 Shofarot Heralds

Ronn Yedidia

.).• The Gates of Jerusalem}

Admission is Free

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Co-Sponsored by: The Jewish Community Council and
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7:30 p.m.

at

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• Dinner and Cash Bar
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FRIDAY, MAY 29, 1992

Isadore Malin

Marshall Hersh, David Feins-
tein, James Love, Charles
Mayer, Bruce Plisner, Jerry
Schare, Dr. Stephen Sturman
and Lee Turner.
Serving a two year term are
Gregory Abidor, Laurence
Coe, James Deutchman, Dr.
Kenneth Dickstein, Peter
Goldberg, Steven Harris,
Steven Kohler, Dr. Michael
Salesin, Mark Schonberger,
Michael Seltzer, Jeffrey
Strichartz and Marc
Zuppmore.
For dinner information, call
Barbara Grant, 851-1100.

Adat Shalom Synagogue
Elects New Officers

Invites you and your friends

Wednesday, June 24, 1992

Isadore Malin will be in-
stalled as the 59th president
of Temple Beth El Brother-
hood at its annual installa-
tion dinner 6 p.m. June 2 at
the temple.
A member of the temple for
more than 40 years, Mr.
Malin has been co-chairman
and organizer of the first
Purim Carnival, chair of the
first temple picnics and,
together with his wife Fran,
among the first couples to
organize the Temple's Mar-
ried Group.
He has served as chair of
the Brotherhood Breakfasts
and of their annual Sports
Night and continues to serve
as a member of the Temple's
Usher Corps. Immediate past
president of the Beth Elders,
Mr. Malin is also a past presi-
dent of the Middle Years
Group and engraves the
prayer books for the Brother-
hood and the congregation.
Other officers being install-
ed are Barry Lepler, Gerald
Cole, vice presidents;
Lawrence Warren, Arnold
Garvin, treasurers; Dr. Roy
Goodman, Byron Siegel,
secretaries.
Board members to be in-
stalled for a one-year term in-
clude Sherwin Birnkrant, Dr.
Joseph Berke, Martin Dar-
vick, Lawrence Epstein,
Steven Fish, Paul Halpern,

Sanford Eichenhorn has
been elected president of Adat
Shalom Synagogue. New
synagogue officers and incom-
ing members of the board of
trustees will be installed at a
special Shabbat service 7:30
p.m. May 29.
Mr. Eichenhorn has been a
lay leader in the Conservative
movement for many years
and has been active in,Jewish
causes since serving on the
State of Arizona Anti-
Defamation League Board 30
years ago. He was presi-
dent of the Michigan Region
of United Synagogue of
Conservative Judaism from
1986 to 1990 and is a national
vice president of United
Synagogue.
Also elected to the
synagogue's executive com-
mittee for 1992-93 were vice
presidents, Sharon Hart, Jack
Rubin; recording secretary,
Sidney Feldman; and
treasurer, 'Ibrran Leemis. In
addition, Joel Golden, Bever-

Sanford Eichenhorn

ly Liss and Paul Magy will be
members-at-large on the
committee.
Elected to the board of
trustees were Mark Kahn,
Elaine Rosenblatt and Larry
Wolfe. Joel Gershenson,
Roger Leemis, Jack Rubin
and Sidney Siegan will serve
on the Adat Shalom
Memorial Park board of
trustees.