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e Temple Beth El confirma-
tion class of 1937 recently held
a 60-year reunion, which in-
cluded a Shabbat dinner and
Shabbat services. The services
were held at Temple Beth El.
Man Nathan of Bloomfield Hills
organized the event. "It all start-
ed when I bumped into Harvey
Firestone, and he told me his
class had a reunion," said Mr.
Nathan.
After looking thrbugh several,
local phone books, Mr. Nathan lo-
cated 20 names. The 1937 confir-
mation class consisted of 81 men
and women. Mr. Nathan eventu-
ally found out that 15 were de-
ceased; 23 live out of town; 14
could not be located (many were
women with married names); and
29 lived in the metro area.
At a June morning service,
Rabbi Daniel Syme called each
of the confirmands up to the
bimah, and Cantor Dubov
blessed each one.
Mr. Nathan put together a class
reunion booklet with a copy of the
original confirmation certificate.
"It was wonderful to 'come home'
to Temple Beth El and the friend-
ships of 60 years," said Mr.
Nathan.
Th
Sue Terebeio and Julie Yolies at the
"Crimes of Fashion" committee
meeting.
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The members of the confirmation class of 1937 pose for a photo at their 60-year
reunion.
Golden of D.O.C. awarded some
small prizes. Nick Balberman,
Hilary Shaw, Howard and
Jodi Rankin, Sandy and
Robyn Aaron and Leslie
Lewiston attended the party at
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tee recently met to write
GOLF EVENTS
clues for the upcoming
Local golfers can play_
JET fund-raising event.
golf
for charity with these
Those super-sleuths
upcoming
events. "The
turned many phrases
Foxy Lady Golf. Classic"
with the names of top
will be held at Tangle-
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Tickets are $98 per per-
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you won't have any prob-
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programs at the Barbara Ann
novice.
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more information, call (800)527-
cluded Julie Yolles, Michael
Margolin, Pamela Cohen, 6266.
The Delaney Classic will be
Donna Sklar, Judy Berne, P.B.
held
at Pine Vievv Golf Course in
her
Littmann,
Sue
Spivak, Est
Ypsilanti
on Saturday, Aug. 9.
Terebelo, L.M. Green and
Tickets are $80 per golfer and in-
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Phyllis Green.
The date of this detective game, clude lunch, dinner and prizes. For
more information, call (313) 697-
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evening is no mystery.
Sept.. 21, at Neiman Marcus.
For more information, call JET at
(248) 788-2900.
New York; Dorothy (Stiglitz)
Stein, of San Diego, Calif.; and
Leonard Wolfe, of Boca Raton,
Fla.
The local classmates who at-
tended the reunion included Hen-
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Goldberg Jr., Ruthe (Schef-
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