• oanvassf usa® FALL TRUNK SHOW 4 DAYS I SALLYS DESIGN Detroit Loses Jewish Educators Thursday - Saturday May 20th - May 22nd And Monday May 24th. LESLEY PEARL STAFF WRITER A Packing for a business trip or vacation is so easy with a coordinated wardrobe concept like the Joan Vass USA collection. 626-0886 Orchard Lake Rd. at Lone Pine West Bloomfield, Mich. Inside Crosswinds Mall Outback Steakhouse Antwerp Jewelers Interiors by Colony D'Alleva's Salon Footloose Weisman Cleaners Raphael's Salon Callanetics Studio THE SPICE OF LIFE Mon. - Fri. 10-6 pm Thursday 10-8 pm Saturday 10-5:30 pm Kidz Kloz Objects of An C.D. Warehouse T.C.B.Y. Yogurt Executive Entre Travelers World Golden Phoenix SNIP TRU ,,9k(' Rd Nfoih • of t Ot iopplield Advertising in The Jewish News Gets Results Place Your Ad Today. Call 354-6060 W ERE OLWOIS BOYIMO SILVER COINS GOLD COINS MINT FRANKLIN MINT STERLING SILVER SILVER DOLLARS ANTIQUE SILVER FLATWARE SETS CANDLESTICKS PAPER MONEY PATE PHILLIPE VACHERON TEA SERVICES CARTIER VAN CLEF POSTCARDS PENDANTS Royfu. DOULTON ANTIQUE JEWELRY POCKET WATCHES COIN COLLECTIONS ROLEX WATCHES STICK PINS BROOCHES HUMMELS SILVER BARS DIAMONDS GEMSTONES SCRAP GOLD OBJECTS D'ART BOWLS 8 TRAYS COIN WATCHES RINGS PIAGET 10-24 KARAT GOLD C110115 s the academic year draws to a close, two of Detroit's Jewish educators will com- plete their tenures. Dottie Dressler, a former associate for Jewish Experiences For Families (JEFF), has relocated to Sacramento, Calif. Her hus- band received a job opportu- nity on the West Coast. Ms. Dressler will pursue a career in Jewish education. She has been replaced by Julia Greenblatt. Ms. Greenblatt holds a degree in art education and has worked with JEFF on sever- al projects. Following two years of service as education director for Temple Beth El, Rabbi Barry Diamond will be heading south in June. Rabbi Diamond has accepted a similar position with Temple Emanu-El in Dallas. It is the third largest congregation in the country. "This was an excellent opportunity for me," Rabbi Diamond said. "Plus, it's closer to home (southern California)." JNF Dinner Honors Scribner EARRINGS We are interested in serving you or your client in the appraisal or liquidation of your coins, jewelry, col- lectibles or an entire estate. PLEASE CALL OR STOP IN! s t f 1393 S. WOODWARD AVER, BIRMINGHAM, MI 48009 (313) 644-8565 Mont* to Saturday 9 em to 6 pm Pietro Dealer tor Net 35 Years According to Herb Kaufman, Temple Beth El president, a search has already begun for a new education director. "Barry was outstanding in his position," Mr. Kaufman said. "We did what we could to try and retain him. He was a real asset here and will be to his new congrega- tion." Both Rabbi Diamond and Ms. Dressler served on the Consortium on Jewish Education, a recently devel- oped group of educators, professionals and lay lead- ers reporting to the Agency for Jewish Education. AJE Executive Director Howard Gelberd said he is sad to see Ms. Dressler and Rabbi Diamond leave, but says the consortium will proceed. "This is a loss to the com- munity — Dottie and her work with family education and Barry as both an educa- tor and a liaison," Mr. Gelberd said. "Both individ- uals will be replaced and we will continue to move for- ward." D Edgar Scribner Edgar A. Scribner, presi- dent of Metropolitan Detroit AFL-CIO, will be honored by Jewish National Fund at dinner June 14 at Adat Shalom Synagogue. Mr. Scribner will receive JNF's highest honor, the Tree of Life Award, given in recognition of profes- sional and humanitarian leadership The award is presented in recognition of outstanding community involvement, dedication to the cause of American- Israeli friendship and devotion to peace and the security of human life. The Edgar A. Scribner Afforestation Project will be established in the American Independence Park in Israel. The park, established on the bicen- tennial of the United States of America, is a tes- timonial to the friendship between the United States and Israel. For information, call JNF, 557-6644.