1994 REGAL SEDAN

Temple Beth El
Honors Students

Lunch, Learn
At Berkley

Temple Beth El pre-kinder-
garteners through second
graders, who are beginning re-
ligious school for the first time,
were honored recently. They are
Alexandra Ahlgren, Max Aid en-
baum, Gregory Anderson,
Marissa Ash, Adam Berman,
Michael Birnkrant, Michelle
Budaj, Amanda Canvasser,
Lindsay Canvasser, David Col-
man, Ashley Davis, Spencer
Dobkin, Zachary Edelson, An-
drew Entin, Jesse Fenton, Mol-
ly Foltyn, Jessica Fox, Elizabeth
Goldman, Steven Goldstein,
Alana Greenberg, Mark Harris,
Beth Kerwin, Allison Korotkin,
Hailee Korotkin.
Also, Andrew Lawson, James
Lipshaw, Matthew Lisiecki,
Nicole Mandel, Dayna Menken,
Kelly Paulisin, Alan Posner,
Joshua Segel, Evan Seigerman,
David Selis, Jacob Serwer,
Liana Shapiro, Carli Siegel, Jor-
dan Sinclair, Ryan Toban, Brit-
tany Turner, Emily Victor,
Erica Wedes, Justin Wedes and
Sara Zupmore.
Also honored were two fam-
ilies representing multi-gener-
ations of Beth El affiliation:
Alene and Jeffrey Lipshaw, par-
ents of James Lipshaw; Jeffrey
and Shelly Roberts, parents of
George Roberts.

Jewish students, many of Russ-
ian birth, will learn about their
heritage at a lunch and learn
program sponsored by Friends
of Refugees of Eastern Europe.
Rabbi Hershel Finman, out-
reach director at Lubavitch
Foundation, will discuss Jew-
ish topics of interest to teen-
agers.
The program will be held the
first and third Mondays of each
month at noon at Berkley High.
Students are asked to bring
their lunches to room 126;
FREE will provide the dessert.

BBYO Teens
Aid Agencies

Michigan Region B'nai B'rith
Youth Organization has a pro-
gram titled TASC — Teens Ac-
tively Serving Communities.
Michigan BBYO has chosen
two agencies on which to focus
its efforts — the Jewish Associ-
ation for Residential Care
(JARC) and the Orchards Chil-
dren's Service.
BBYOers will work in the
agencies in November after go-
ing through a training session
to learn how each agency oper-
ates and what work will be in-
volved in each.
Participating chapters will
earn credit toward the AZA
Chai Club and BBG Mitzvah
Club awards, which recognize
hours of service to the commu-
nity. For information, call the
BBYO Chapter Service Center,
788-0700.

Teen Connection
Plays Whirlyball

The BBYO/JCC Teen Connec-
tion, a program for Jewish 7th
and 8th graders, will play
whirlyball 4-6 p.m. Nov. 7 at
Whirlyball on Drake Road.
There is a charge for reserva-
tions, call Lori Aronson, 661-
1000.

Torah Study
Starts Nov. 4

Rabbi William Gershon will
teach at the Conservative Move-
ment Torah Study Nov. 4 start-
ing at 12:30 p.m. The group is
sponsored by the Jewish The-
ological Seminary, Michigan
Region United Synagogue and
the Michigan Region Rabbini-
cal Assembly.
Study sessions are held every
Thursday in the first floor con-
ference area of the Max M.
Fisher Jewish Federation
Building. There is no charge for
the class; lunch is available at
a charge starting at noon.
No prior background is re-
quired; each study session is self
contained.
For information, call the
Detroit office of the Jewish
Theological Seminary, 258-
0055; or the United Synagogue,
642-4890.

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Larry Bush will discuss "Jews,
Money, and Social Responsibil-
ity" 7:30 p.m. Nov. 6 at Temple
Beth Emeth, Ann Arbor. Mr.
Bush will lead a discussion
about socially-responsible shop-
ping, investment, and philan-
thropy in contemporary
American/Jewish life.
Mr. Bush is an author and he
edits Reconstructionism Today
for the Reconstructionist Move-
ment.
This event is co-sponsored by
Temple Beth Emeth, the Uni-
versity of Michigan Hillel and
the Jewish Cultural Society.
Baby-sitting will be available.
For information, call Steve
Sanger, 665-4744. ❑

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