Celebrate the 1st year anniversary of the
new Jewish Community Center's
Jimmy Prentis Morris Building!!
New Beiinninis:
journey through
the Jewish Calendar
Sunday, October 16, 1994
Jewish Community Center
Jimmy Prentis Morris Building
15110 W. 10 Mile, Oak Park
in Jaffe Hall
1:00 to 3:30 pm
Activities
1:00 to 3:00 pm
Entertainment
3:00 to 3:30 pm
c o l t s
For information call
Leslie Bash, 967-4030
INTERC3\GREGATIO\AL FORUM
The Birmingham Temple • Congregation Beth Shalom • Temple Shir Shalom
Black/Jewish Relations: Where do We Go From Here?
• Dr. Charles Adams •
Minister of the Hartford Memorial Baptist Church
• Richard Lobenthal •
Michigan Chapter of the Anti-Defamation League
The evening will be moderated by
Rabbi David Nelson, Rabbi Dannel I. Schwartz and Rabbi Sherwin T. Wine
Monday • October 24, 1994 • 8:00PM
The Birmingham Temple
28611 West Twelve Mile Road
Farmington Hills, MI 48334
(810) 477-1410
Admission: No Charge • Reception to Follow
Michigan BBYO
Announces Plans
Michigan Region BBYO will host
an Inter-Regional Adviser Con-
tinuing Education Weekend Oct.
14-16 at the BBYO Milan Con-
ference Centre in Belle River,
Ont. The featured speaker will
be Zohar Raviv, BBYO Interna-
tional Shaliach from Washing-
ton, D.C., who will present a
program on "Bringing Judaic pro-
gramming to BBYOers through
the chapter."
BBYO and the Ann Arbor
Jewish Community Center will
host the first activity of the
newly-established Ann Arbor
chapter of Teen Connection. On
Oct. 15, a "Freaky Fall Fun
Festival" will be held at Wiard's
Orchard, 5565 Merritt Road,
Ypsilanti, from 7-10:30 p.m. The
program will feature a haunted
hayride and a bonfire and is open
to all Washtenaw County Jewish
youth in grades 6, 7 and 8. For in-
formation, contact Lainie Good-
man, (313) 971-0990.
Michigan BBYO will hold its
Fall Conclave at Camp Maas Oct.
28-30. The theme of the weekend
is "Judaism and Spirit." The con-
clave will feature a presentation
on the 1994 March of the Living
program.
BBYO has appointed the fol-
lowing new volunteer advisers:
Kevin Elbinger to Jolson AZA;
Lisa Eidelman to Wallenberg
BBYO, Ann Arbor; and Sara
Voight to Shoshanna BBG. Open-
ings still exist for volunteer adult
advisers to AZA and BBG chap-
ters in the Metropolitan Detroit
area. For information, contact the
BBYO chapter service center,
(810) 788-0700.
Daniel Levy, Stephanie Levy, Jef-
frey Lisiecki, Ethan Mac-
Williams, Hunter MacWilliams,
Jonah Mandel, Rebecca Mann,
Leah McGough, Paige Miller,
Michael Milne, Jacob Mondry,
Larlee Novice, Stacey Oberman,
Jeremy Posner, Lauren Rosen,
Elissa Schwartz, David Selis,
Alex Serwer, Jeffrey Simon,
Kathryn Simon, Eric Sircus,
Paige Smith, Alex Solomon, Ari-
ka Stern, Danielle Tatchio, Brit-
tany Turner, David Wechsler, E.
Olivia Weiner, Jaclyn Winkel-
man, Julie Winkelman, Megan
Zimberg, David Zuckerman and
Julie Zuckerman.
Also honored were five families
representating multi-generations
of Temple Beth El affiliation.
They included Jon and Carl
Birnkrant, parents of Jaclyn
Birnkrant; Ronald and Cheryl
Kerwin, parents of Lauren Ker-
win; Bruce and Gale Mac-
Williams, parents of Ethan
MacWilliams; Lawrence Wolf
and JoAnn MacWilliams, parents
of Hunter MacWilliams; and Drs.
Scott and Linda Sircus, parents
of Eric Sircus.
Kadima Holds
City Shul In
The Detroit area United Syna-
gogue Youth Kadima will host a
city-wide shul in Oct. 15-16 at
Congregation Beth Achim. Any-
one in grades 6-8 is welcome. The
*evening begins Saturday night at
8:30 p.m. and will continue until
Sunday morning at 10:15 a.m.
The program will include Hav-
dalah, pizza making, social mix-
ers, a games night, movies and
breakfast.
All Detroit area Kadima
groups are invited. Chapters from
Ann Arbor, Flint, Grand Rapids
and Kalamazoo also will be par-
ticipating. There is a fee and
everyone is welcome. For infor-
mation, call Nate Berman, 357-
Temple Beth El recently honored 4793; or Sharon Wise, 541-KIDS.
its youngest students at a Con-
secration Service. Honored were
pre-kindergarteners through sec-
ond graders formally marking
their entrance into Jewish life
and the study of Judaism.
Students honored were Maris- An Adat Shalom Youth Choir, for
sa Ash, Jordan Benyas, Zachary students in 4th through 8th
Bialick, Jaclyn Birnkrant, Brian grades, will meet weekly on
Black, Danielle Blum, Allison Monday evenings from 7 to 8 p.m.
Bornstein, Jessica Burk, Alexis at the synagogue.
Under the direction of Cantor
Carter, Ryan Cohn, Jodie Col-
man, Ashley Curtidor, Gabriel Howard Glantz, the students will
Curtidor, Avi Davidoff, Ashley prepare to accompany him at
Davis, Collin Dickey, Eric Dres- Shabbat services, perform at
ner, Morgan Drutchas, Isaac Fe- Adat Shalom events, and partic-
instein, Benjamin Feldman, ipate in the community Zimriyah
Matthew Fenster, Jamie Gans, to be held April 2 at Mat Shalom.
Neil Garson, Seth Garson, Arielle
Prior to the rehearsals, the stu-
Gilfix, Jessica Grene, Dylan dents have the option of eating
Grushoff, Lauren Gun, Rebecca dinner at 6:15 p.m. with the Syn-
Hessler, Katie Howard, Lesley agogue's Nosh 'n Drash teen-
Jacobowitz, Maxwell Jacobson, agers. There is a dinner fee.
To join the youth choir or ob-
Jessica Kahan, Noah Kaminsky,
Joel Kerwin, Lauren Kerwin, tain information, call Cantor
Marla Kerwin, Alyssa Lenchner, Glantz, 851-5100.
Temple Honors
Its Students
Youth Choir
In Formation