SEPTEMBER 20, 1996

Holocaust Center Honors The Nivys

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olomon and Aliza Nivy will
receive the Holocaust
Memorial Center's Legacy
Award for their support of the
museum and their sponsorship
of the publication The World Re-
acts to the Holocaust.
The award will be presented

at the HMC's 12th An-
niversary Dinner on
Sunday, Oct. 20, at 5
p.m. at the Westin Ho-
tel in Detroit's Renais-
sance Center.
The Nivys are dedi-
cated supporters of the
Hebrew University.
They established an en-
dowment fund to bring
Jewish students from
Russia to study at the
university and then re-
turn to lead the cultur-
al activities in their
communities in Russia.
This fund has been ex-
panded to include young
American Jewish lead-
ers who wish to contin-
ue their postgraduate
and doctoral studies at
the university. Solomon
is a member of the
Solomon
Council of Trustees of
and Aliza
the American Friends of
Nivy
the Hebrew University.
For ticket and dinner infor-
mation, call the Holocaust Memo-
rial Center, 661-0840.

Symposium Set
On Family Life

roductive parenting and maintaining
healthy family life will be the themes of
"Renewing Hope and Identity in Con-
temporary Jewish 1- kre," a parenting sympo-
sium, 8 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 12, at Temple
Israel
The Symposiurn is sponsored by the Com-
munity Outreach and Education Department
of the Jewish Federation of Metropolithn De-
troit and the Michigan Psychoanalytic Foun-
dation.
The evening will feature a keynote address
by Dr. Michael J. Bader, a doctor of mental
health and an affiliate member of the San
Francisco Psychoanalytic Institute who is
in private practice. Dr. Bader also is on the
editorial board of
Tikkun, a maga-
zine of Jewish
thought.
A dessert recep-
tion will follow the
program. There is
a charge of $18 per
person, $36 per
couple. Registra-
tion deadline is
Oct. 4.
For reservations
and information,
call Fern Hober
man-Kepes, (810)
642-4260.

Israel Bonds Names Honoree

ertha Rubin will be hon-
ored at a Michigan Re-
gion Women's American
ORT Tribute Reception,
Wednesday, Oct. 2, 7:30 p.m.
on behalf of State of Israel

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Bonds at the home of Rober-
ta and Dr. Erwin Madorsky.
For her distinguished service
to the community, to ORT
and the State of Israel, she
will receive the Israel Bonds
Women's Division Jerusalem

3000 Award. John Loftus,
author, attorney and advis-
er on Nazi prosecution, will
be the guest speaker.
Ms. Rubin has served
Women's American ORT as
a past Michigan
Region Board
Member, finan-
cial secretary of
the Mt. Clemens
Chapter and
chapter presi-
dent for seven
terms including
the present. She
was the Beth
Tephilath Moses
recipient of the
1987 Woman of
Achievement
Award present-
ed by the Jewish
Theological Sem-
inary of America
and has served
the sisterhood
and synagogue
in many capaci-
ties.
Bertha
For informa-
Rubin
tion regarding
the event, con-
tact the ORT office, (810)
855-9820; or Israel Bonds of-
fice, (810) 352-6555.

Calendar

COMMUNITY

Detroit Mayor Dennis ,
Archer discusses Detroit's re-
emergence into the world
economy, 7:30 a.m. Tuesday,
Sept. 24, at Jewish Federa-
tion. Call (810) 932-5797.

Jewish Federation of Metro-
politan Detroit annual meet-
ing and election, 7:30 p.m.
Tuesday, Sept. 24, at
Shaarey Zedek. Call (810)
642-4260.

Current event class at the
JPM JCC, 10-11 a.m.
Wednesday, Sept. 25. Call
967-4030.

Political forum. at Shaarey
Zedek, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday,
Sept. 25. State and county
candidates.

A program on how creativi-
ty impacts Jewish medita
tion with Rabbi Craig Allen
at the JPM' JCC 1 p.m.
Thursday, Sept. 26. Call
(810)967-4030.

Panel 4..i$40,40)1;on nursing
homes
Israel

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s,
Sept. 26.
77-3459.

SINGLES

ody§-6 3 , iNviiii h©Id an apple- .
picking eventat . I.,ong's Fam-
ily Farm, 1 p.m. Sunday,
Sept. 22. Apples will be do-....
nated to Forgotten Harvest.
Call Odyssey, (810) 646-,
7686.

SYNAGOGUES

Young Family Shabbat Ser-
vice at Temple Emanu-El,
10:15 a.m. Saturday, Sept.
21, for children ages 2-7 and
their families.

Mat Shalo'm Sukkot service
and family dinner, 6 p.m.
Friday, Sept. 27. Call (810)
851-5100.

WOMEN

Akiva Hebrew Day School's first and second grades brought apples and honey from home and presented
them to Ellen Goldman of Yad Ezra. Shown with Ms. Goldman are some of the first-graders: standing,
Ariel Mann, David Weisberg, Nikita Selskiy, Noah Stauss, Emma Teger and Benjamin Havis, Aliza Levine,
Darya Jerusalem; seated, Bradley Margolis, Jonah Stiennon and Sarah Voss.

Hanitadsrael Na'amat will
meet 12:30 p.m. Tuesday,
Sept 24, in the Crown Pointe
building, a book review will
be given.