Aish HaTorah presents:

AND THE

TECHNOLOGICAL REVOLUTION

An exploration into the inner
dimensions of reality with

RABBI MICHAEL

BERGER

Thursday, May 2, '96
8:00-9:30Pm
at Barnes & Noble

FOR MORE INFORMATION
PLEASE CALL (810) 737.0400

6800 Orchard Lake Rd., West Bloomfield

CONGRATULATIONS
& GOOD LUCK
LES GOODMAN!

Congregations
Host Zoo Event

Two local congregations, one Re-
form and one Conservative, will
host a joint Jewish Family Edu-
cation event at the Detroit Zoo
on Sunday, May 5.
Congregation B'nai Moshe
and Congregation Shir Tikvah
will host "Two by Two At the
Zoo" at the Detroit Zoo on Sun-
day, May 5.
Both congregations have used
a family education curriculum
this year which focuses on a dif-
ferent mitzvah each month, in-
cluding the mitzvah of kindness
to animals.
"Two by Two at the Zoo" will
begin at 9:45 a.m. with a guided
tour of the zoo departing from the
main gate and will conclude with
an 11:30 a.m. Friendship Circle
service at the fountain. Refresh-
ments will be served.
Reservations are required.
There is a charge for adults and
for children over 2. Zoo mem-
bership cards will be honored.
For information or reservations
call Rita Abramson, (810) 788-
0600; or Janet Moses, (810) 354-
3874.

Jacobs Addresses
Awards Program

The League of Jewish Women's
Organizations of Greater Detroit
will present its 51st Annual
Youth Awards Program on Sun-
day, April 28, at 1 p.m. at Tem-
ple Israel in West Bloomfield. A
reception will be hosted by the
Temple Sisterhood following the
program.

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Love,
Mom, Dad &
Family

igible: Eric Adelman, Berkley
High School; Brian Allan,
Greenhills School, Ann Arbor;
Shira Anchill, West Bloomfield
High School; Carrie Apsel,
Southfield High School; Kenneth
Barr, Andover High School;
Matt Bassin, Waterford High=
School; David Calton, Roeper
City and Country Day School;
Sarah Chopp, Southfield Lath-
nip High School; Michael Coop-
er, the Roeper School; Lawrence
Cyrlin, Detroit Country Day
School; Neva Duffy, Andover
High School; Aaron Fidler, West
Bloomfield High School; Emily '-\
Friedman, Andover High School;
Ilana Gonik, Akiva Day School;
Sarah Gottfried, Akiva Hebrew
Day School.
Also, Aaron Herskovic, West
Bloomfield High School;
Nechama Hochbaum, Southfield
Lathrup High School; Heather
Kamins, Cranbrook Kingswood --\
Upper School; Jodie Klein,
North Farmington High School;
Susan Lockman, Seaholm High
School; Amy Marks, North
Farmington High School; Ron-
nie Order, Oak Park High
School; David Ostreicher, West
Bloomfield High School; David _,
Salama, North Farmington'
High School; Scott Schwartz,
Andover High School; Shaina
Shevin, Oak Park High School;
Cameron Smith, West Bloom-
field High School; Marla Swartz,
Bloomfield Hills High School;
Rechelle Winkler, Akiva Hebrew
Day School; Daniel Zimmerman,.
Berkley High School.

JPM Events
Are Planned

Woodcarving meets Monday
through Friday at 9 a.m. at the
Jimmy Prentis Morris Jewish--\
Community Center. Supplies
are distributed in the beginning.
There is no charge.
"A Little More Work For A
Lot More Play" is a volunteer
program to refurbish the Wein-
berg Playground and the DeRoy
Pre-school Playground at the
JPM. It will meet Sunday, Mayil\
19, from 9. a.m. to 4 p.m. Break-
fast and lunch will be provided
and activities for children of all
ages. Call (810) 967-4030 to sign
up.

Workmen's Circle
Events Planned

Phil Jacobs

DETROIT'

THE JEWISH NEWS

Entertainment
can Shari Chnino (810) 354-7123 Ext. 208
Section!

The guest speaker will be Phil
Jacobs, editor of The Jewish
News. He will speak on the roles
of church and state.
A special award will be pre-
sented by Betty Silverfarb.
There are 30 seniors who ap-
plied for the award.
The following students are el-

Branch 1088 of the Workmen's
Circle/Arbeter Ring will hold a
pot luck dinner on Saturday,
April 27, at 5 p.m. at the Work-
men's Circle Building, 26341
Coolidge, Oak Park.
The Yiddish Vinkle of the_
Workmen's Circle/Arbeter Ring —`
will meet on Sunday, April 28, at
2 p.m. at the Workmen's Circle
Building.