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Keshet, an organization serv-
ing Jewish Families of Children
with Special Needs, will resume
their bi-weekly Parent Support
Group Series, 7:30 p.m. Janu-
ary 23. The support group will
continue on Feb. 6 and 20 and
March 6 and 20. All sessions
will begin at 7:30 p.m. and will
be held at the Keshet office con-
ference room, 30161 Southfield
Road, Southfield. Any parent of
a child with special needs is wel-
come to attend. There is no
charge for Keshet support
groups.
Keshet will been a series of
programs called "Office and
Conversation" to provide an op-
portunity for parents of children
with special needs to get to-
gether in an informal setting
and discuss common concerns.
The first program will be for
"Parents of Very Young Chil-
dren with Special Needs" (Ages
0-3 years). This session wil be
hosted by Lynne Tamor 7:30
p.m. January 26 in the Keshet
conference room.
For reservations or informa-
tion, call the office, 258-9575; or
Ms. Tamor, 399-7618. There is
no charge.
Keshet has appointed Sharon
Levine as executive director.
Ms. Levine has served as
president of Hillel Day School
PTO and is active as a Congre-
gation Beth Shalom Camp Fire
Leader — Detroit Area Coun-
cil, Youth Commission repre-
sentative and chairperson for
Jewish Experiences For Fami-
lies at Beth Shalom. She also
serves on the JEFF agency
board.

Yad Ezra
Elects Board

Yad Ezra, the agency that has
provided free packaged kosher
food to the Detroit Jewish com-
munity for the last four years,
recently elected the following
slate of officers for the 1994
term; Richard Barr, president;
Jeffrey Appel, Sanford Eisen-
berg, Jeffrey Adler, vice presi-
dents; Isadore Bernstein,
secretary/treasurer; and How-
ard Zoller, immediate past pres-
ident.
Elected to the board of direc-
tors were: Nancy Welber Barr,
Julie Cykiert, Stuart Cykiert,
Gary Dembs, Fayga Dombey,
Michael Eizelman, Seymore
Eizelman, Phil Elkus, Judge
Bernard Friedman, Miriam
Shey Imerman, Shelly Jackier,
Elie Kaplan, Jim Macy, John
Marx, Shelly Nadiv, Ann New-
man, Nancy Newman, Gary
Nitzkin, Barbara Sachse, Rabbi
A. I. Schnipper and Eugene
Sherizen.

David Nelson

Rabbi Nelson
At Torah Study

Rabbi David Nelson, spiritual
leader of Congregation Beth
Shalom, will be the speaker at
the weekly Conservative Move-
ment Torah Study 12:30 p.m.
Jan. 27 at the Max M. Fisher
Building. Rabbi Nelson's talk,
"Tu B'Shevat Trot," will explore
the biblical awareness of ecolo-
gy and its contemporary signif-
icance.
In addition to his congrega-
tional responsibilities, Rabbi
Nelson has just been named
Oakland County Sheriffs chap-
lain; he continues to serve as a
chaplain for the Detroit and
Southfield police departments.
The Torah study session is
sponsored by the Detroit
Friends of the Jewish Theolog-
ical Seminary, the Michigan Re-
gion of the United Synagogue
and the Michigan Regional
Rabbinical Assembly.
Study sessions are held
every Thursday. There is no
charge for the class; lunch is
available for a charge, by reser-
vation, beginning at noon.
For information and lunch
reservations, call the Detroit of-
fice of the Jewish Theological
Seminary, 258-0055; or the
United Synagogue office, 642-
4890.

Ahavah Group
Goes Bowling

The Ahavah group (ages 40 and
above) of Congregation B'nai
Moshe will have an evening of
bowling 8 p.m. Jan. 29 at the
West Bloomfield Lanes, 6800
Orchard Lake Road, West
Bloomfield.
Following bowling, the group
will gather at the Ravitsky
home, 5770 Beauchamp Place
Drive, West Bloomfield, for
dessert.
The fee per person is payable
at the bowling alley. For reser-
vations and information, call
Susan Rabinovitz, 547-6584; or
Alexandra Ravitsky, 661-0608.

Hearken unto the voice of
the people.
Bible