Temple Beth El and Temple Emanu-El

invite you to

REMEMBERING THE HOLOCAUST

An Evening of Music and Theatre

Society Hosts
Spring Dinner

Comedian and practicing pedia-
trician Dr. Stuart C. Silverstein
will be the guest speaker at a
Maimonides Spring Dinner on
Tuesday, May 9, at the Sheraton
Inn in Ann Arbor at 7 p.m. Dr.
Silverstein will speak on "Humor
and Medicine? ... You Must be
Joking! A Look at the Healing
Power of Humor and the Lighter
Side of Medicine." His presenta-
tion will be a cross between a
stand-up comedy performance
and a lecture.
Based in San Francisco, Dr.
Silverstein is both a pediatrician
in the Bay Area and a profes-
sional stand-up comedian. In
1990, Dr. Silverman was the re-
gional winner of the Merritt
Comedy Competition and last
year was the winner of the
Kosher Comedy Competition at
San Francisco's Great American
Music Hall.
Dr. Silverstein consults with
healthcare professionals on the
appropriate use of humor in their
practices and presents work-
shops and lectures around the
nation on humor in the medical
workplace.
The Maimonides Society is an
organization of Jewish physi-
cians and dentists under the
Jewish Federation of Washte-
naw County. Their purpose is to
strengthen the bonds between
themselves, the Jewish commu-
nity and Israel through educa-
tion, social and philanthropic
activities.
Tickets for the dinner are $40
per person. To receive an invita-
tion, call the Federation, 677-
0100.

Hadassah Plans
Lunch, Show

Members of the Detroit-area Cre-
ative Clothing Club will model
their fashions for women and
children at a spring luncheon
and fashion show benefit for the
Ann Arbor chapter of Hadassah
on Sunday, May 7, at the Clari-
on Hotel on Jackson Road at I-
94.
Before the luncheon at noon,
jewelers from Royal Oak and
Ann Arbor will preview a vari-
ety of their work. A percentage
of sales by these jewelers will
benefit Hadassah.
Reservations received by mail
by May 2 will be held at the Clar-
ion Hotel. Checks payable to
Hadassah ($20/adult, $12/child
12 years or younger, $150/re-
served patron table of 6) should
be sent to Fay Woronoff, 2519
Londonderry, Ann Arbor, MI
48104.
This program will support the
Children's Pavilion and Mater-
nity Pavilion at Hadassah Hos-

THURSDAY, APRIL 27
7:30 P.M.
TEMPLE BETH EL

pital at EM Karem, Jerusalem.
For information, contact
Lenore Marwil, (810) 661-9081;
or Diana Leventer, (810) 356-
6073.

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Family Shabbat
At Beth Achim

Childhood memories of a survivor strikingly recreated in music.

REMNANTS

by

The Cultural Commission of
Congregation Beth Achim
will host a Family Shabbat
Dinner on Friday, April 28.
Services will begin at 6 p.m.
followed by dinner.
During the dinner, Rabbi
Herbert Yoskowitz will
explain the significance of
Shabbat; and Cantor Max
Shimansky will lead the fam-
ilies in z'mirot.
Following the dinner, there
will be a children's program
with storyteller Rena Meyers.
Renee Himelhoch, assistant
director of Israel Connection,
will be the guest speaker. She
will talk about contemporary
Israel.
There is a charge for the
dinner; however, children 10
years of age and under are
free. Respond to the syna-
gogue office by April 24, 352-
8670.

PROFESSOR HANK GREENSPAN

From the words of Holocaust survivors,
a play about living after the Holocaust,
a guide for all who search for meaning after such destruction.

No Admission Charge
Dessert Reception Follows Program

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THE JEWISH THEOLOGICAL
SEMINARY OF AMERICA

cordially invites you
to its 1995 Detroit Gala

Beth Achim
Honors Travelers

In Honor Of

Congregation Beth Achim
will honor its members who
will travel on the Michigan
Miracle Mission II at Shabbat
services Saturday, May 6.
A member of Congregation
Beth Achim who will be part
of the mission should contact
Jerry or Rena Tepman, (810)
354-2225 by Monday, May 1,
so the synagogue can proper-
ly honor those travelers with
special blessings.
Following services there
will be a special kiddush in
honor of the travelers.

Archer and Libby Ben-Moche

CONGREGATION BETH ABRAHAM
HILLEL MOSES

Mark and Judy Goldsmith

CONGREGATION BETH SHALOM

Larry and Tobi Fox

CONGREGATION BETH ACHIM

Sidney D. and Maggie Feldman

Robert P. Roth

A DAT SHALOM SYNAGOGUE

CONGREGATION B'NAI MOSHE

Guest Speaker:
DR ISMAR SCHORSCH, CHANCELLOR JTS

May 1, 1995

Rosh Chodesh Iyar 5755

at CONGREGATION SHAAREY ZEDEK

BAHM Plans
Celebration

Congregation Beth Abraham
Hillel Moses will present an Is-
rael 47th Independence Day Cel-
ebration on Sunday, April 30, at
4:30 p.m. at the synagogue. Fea-
tured will be Cantor Ben-Zion
Lanzner performing a new Is-
raeli Sephardi repertoire. Peo-
ple's Choice Orchestra will play;
H. Sasson at the keyboard.
Tickets are $7.50 for adults
with prior reservations, $10 at
the door; $5 for children 10 and
under. Call the synagogue, 851-
6880, for information.

Leonard P. and Ann Baruch

CONGREGATION SHAAREY ZEDEK

Cocktails: 6:00 p.m.
Dinner: 8:00 p.m.

Award presentation: 7:00 p.m.
Couvert: $150 per person
Gala Chairpersons:
Howard Tapper
Larry Wolfe
R.S.V.P. (810) 258-0055
JTS Central States Region
6735 Telegraph Road, Bloomfield Hills

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