PHOTO BY PAUL ZEMAN

PHOTO BY LORRY BERESH COOPER

do Jewishly that would be a pic-
ture, this was something that
came to mind," Mrs. Eizelman
said.
There was so much nachas
(pride) beaming from Fran
White's voice as she explained
why she took the photograph of
her two grandchildren at a
pumpkin patch. Both Madelyn
Soltz and Joshuah Murray
turned 6 months old in Octo-
ber. Madelyn is the daughter of
Michelle and Mark Soltz of
Huntington Woods. Joshuah is
the son of Vicki and Jamie
Murray of Farmington Hills.
Bubbie lives in Farmington
Hills with "Poppa" Ron.
"It was just a beautiful fall
day, and we were together as a
family," Mrs. White said.
Still dancing the hora after
all these years. This was a night
of Jewish folk dancing, led by
Sunny Segal, at Jaffe Hall. The
dancers included: Jack Adler,
Gila Reymer, Mania Feldman,
Elaine Casson, Jenny Bluestein,
Sunny Segal, Cheryl Feit, Gor-
don Smith, Sonny Lipenhotz,
Gale Berkove and Jan Perry.
From festive danc-
ing the lens clicks
Top: Carli
again, and this time
we see another sort of Zeman (third
from left) has
friendship as Shyah
Tawil, 9, and Yanky
fun in the
Shapiro, 10, both
autumn leaves
Yeshivas Darchei
Torah students,
with brothers
worked together as
Jeffrey and
learning partners.
Joshua and
The two were pho-
tographed in Oak
their friends.
Park by Yanky's fa-
Bottom: Aunt
ther, Rabbi Shimon
Shapiro.
Fran's unveiling.
"How Hillel Won
A Convert" was the name of
the play given at Adat Shalom.
Some of its stars included Scott
Duschinksy, Dan Arlow and
Gary Rosenberg.
Meanwhile, 2-year-old Molly
Lester couldn't be left out of
the fun at the Weinberg Biblical
Playground.
For Joseph Cohen, the honor
was an aliyah at the Fleischman
Residence building. Pho-
tographed by Avie Shapiro,
Fleischman's director of reli-
gious activities, Mr. Cohen is a
regular attendee at the services.
"I find it interesting that old-
er people at that stage of their
lives are into religious services,"