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Israel Bonds Honors Nusbaum

Barbara Nusbaum will be honored by the Metro Detroit
State of Israel Bonds Women's Division for her dedi-
cation and support of the Jewish community and the
State of Israel at a Diamond Trustee/Prime Minister
Club dinner, 6 p.m., Tuesday, May 13, at the home of
Doreen and David B. Hermelin.
The event, chaired by Sandra Dembs, is open to 1997
purchasers of $10,000 or more in State of Israel Bonds.
Dr. Ellen Cannon, political scientist, will be the guest
speaker.
Ms. Nusbaum has served on the Women's Division
board for the past 12 years. She has been president of
JARC for the past three years. She and her husband
have been chosen to co-chair the 1997 fundraiser for the
United Scleroderma Foundation of Southeast Michi-
gan.
The Nusbaums are longtime members of Congrega-
tion Beth Abraham Hillel Moses. Ms. Nusbaum sup-
ports Bar-Ilan, Hadassah, ORT, Sinai Hospital Guild
Barbara Nusbaum
and B'nai B'rith. •
For her outstanding work with new Americans, Ms.
Nusbaum, in 1992, was a recipient of the United Foundation Heart of Gold
Award.
For information regarding the May 13 tribute, call the Israel Bonds
office, (810) 352-6555.

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The Detroit Chapter of
American ORT honored
Benjamin F. Rosenthal
as Man of the Year at
its annual brunch.
Shown are national
president Paul Borman,
Mr. Rosenthal and
World ORT Union
president David
Hermelin.

Temple Beth El was one of
17 Reform congregations
nationwide to win the Irving
J. Fain Social Action Award
from the Union of American
Hebrew Congregations. The
award recognized Beth El's
December coat drive.
Accepting the award in
Washington, D.C., were
social action and coat drive
chair Lois Gerenraich,
Rabbi David Castiglione
and students Amy Pappas
and Tanya Shaye.

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Bonds Dinner
Hosts Nazi Hunter Calendar

The Child Abuse and Ne-
glect Council of Oakland
County will host a luncheon,
noon Wednesday, April 30,
at Temple Beth El. For tick-
ets, call (810) 332-7173.

The Ecumenical Institute for
Jewish-Christian Studies
will present a program, 7:30
p.m. Wednesday, Apr1130, at
North Congregational
Church, 36520 W. 12 Mile.
For reservations, call (810)
353-2434..

John Loftus

John Loftus, former prosecutor with
the U.S. Justice Department, will
be the guest speaker at the Israel
Bonds Health Services Division
Tribute Dinner, 5:30 p.m. Thurs-
day, May 8, at Congregation
Shaarey Zedek.
During the Carter and Reagan
administrations, Mr. Loftus was a
prosecutor with the Justice De-
partment's Office of Special Inves-
tigations (Nazi War Crimes Unit),
which. President Carter created in
1979. He resigned from the Justice .
Department and exposed a Nazi
scandal on an Emmy Award-win-
ning segment of "60 Minutes."
He has been an international ad-
viser on Nazi prosecution, authored
several books and articles.and re-
ceived numerous humanitarian
awards. .
For dinner information, contact
the Israel Bonds office, (810) 352-
6555.

SYNAGOGUES

B'nai David will hold a fam-
ily Shabbat dinner, 6 p.m.
Friday, May 2, honoring
Cantor Ulrych. For reserva-
tions, call (810) 855-5007.

WOMEN

The Business and Profes-
sional/Pisgah Chapter of
Jewish Women Internation-
al will hold a general meet-
ing 12:30 p.m. Sunday, April
27, at Whitehall Apartments
clubhouse. There is a charge.

YOUTH

Jewish Youth Action Day
will start 9:30 a.m. Sunday,
April 27, at the JPM JCC. To
register, call (810) 642-4260.

Sisterhood Cites Volunteer

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The Adat Shalom Sisterhood will hold its annual Donor Day luncheon and
program 10 a.m. Tuesday, May 6, at the synagogue.
The event will feature.a fashion show and honors for Nita Lichtenstein,
who has served as a sisterhood volunteer for nearly 30 years.
Mrs. Lichtenstein was president of the
sisterhood in 1968-70. In recent years,
she has been the synagogue's kiddush
chairman. She is also a past president of
local chapters of B'nai B'rith, Women's
American ORT and Hadassah.
Donor Day will begin with coffee and
boutiques. Lunch will be served at noon.
Advance reservations are required.
A platinum chai donation of $360 in-
cludes two luncheon tickets. Diamond
chai tickets are $250 per person; golden
chai $180; silver chai $108; and triple chai
$54.
A doubt chai contribution of $36 is the
minimum contribution to attend Donor
Day. Proceeds from the afternoon will
help support sisterhood projects.
For information, call the synagogue of- Nita Lichtenstein
fice, (810) 851-5100.