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Bar/Bat Mitzvahs

JEWISH SECRETS

To Self-Improvement

"How To in An
Argument"

With Noted Lecturer Rabbi Shmuel Irons

Tuesday, April 7, 1998
7:30 P.M.

Jewish Community Center
D. Dan & Betty Kahn Building

Miller and Bessie Rossmoore. Mathew
also is the grandson of the late Hazel
Hauser and the late Patricia and
Albert Rodgers.
His most meaningful mitzvah pro-
ject involved volunteering at Yad Ezra.
Matt attends L'anse Creuse Middle
School in Harrison Township and
enjoys hockey, snowboarding, football
and sailing.

Jacob Growe

Jacob Abraham Growe will be called
to the Torah as a bar mitzvah on Fri-
day, April 3, at
Temple Emanu-
El. Jake is the son
of Steven and
Bonnie Growe
and Julie Growe.
His sisters and
brother are Can-
dice and Taren
Growe and Mar-
rin and Seth
Togal. He is also the grandson
of Charles and Rachel Growe,
David and Diane Raben and Sandy
Raben.
Jake is a seventh-grade student at
Norup Middle School where he plays
baritone in the school band. In his
spare time, Jake enjoys playing video
games and riding his bike. For his
mitzvah project, Jake volunteered at
Yad Ezra.

Benjamin Tomarin

There is no charge for this program.

Please call (248) 661-7649 to register for the lecture.

Jewish Secrets will be held on the first Tuesday of every month.

Sperber's North Kosher Restaurant, located inside the JCC,
will be serving dinner until 8:00 p.m.

For the hearing impaired, an Infrared Sound System is available. With reasonable
notice, we can provide a sign language interpreter for any speaker upon request.

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Benjamin Neil Tormarin will celebrate
his bar mitzvah on Saturday, April 4,
at Congregation Beth Shalom. He is
the son of Nancy
and Marty
Tomarin, brother
of Daniel and
Jennifer Tomarin
and grandson of
Bernice and Jack
Tomarin and Pat
Sabol.
Ben attends
Norup Middle
School. He enjoys video games
and basketball. He hopes to one
day attend Michigan State
University.

Emily Taxe

Emily Taxe will become a bat mitzvah
on April 3, at Temple Kol Ami; Rabbi
Norman Roman will lead services. She
is the daughter of Howard and Patti
Taxe, the sister of Jeff, the grand-
daughter of Doris Taxe and the late

George Taxe,
Jason Seale and
the late Esther
Seale.
Emily attends
Bloomfield Hills
Middle School
where she partici-
pates in volleyball
and basketball.
She also plays soccer for a premier soc-
cer team. When Emily isn't on the
field, she can be found in forensics or
in upcoming school plays. Her mitz-
vah projects included working at a
children's day camp and delivering lap
pads to senior citizens at area nursing
homes.

Lindsey Weinberger

Lindsey Dara Weinberger will be
called to the Torah as a bat mitzvah
on Saturday,
April 4, at Con-
gregation B'nai
Moshe.
Lindsey is the
daughter of Leslie
and Howard
Weinberger. She
is the sister of
Jessica and
Leonard Wein-
berger. Lindsey is the granddaughter
of Gita Weinberger and of Shirley
Sabo. She also is the granddaughter
of the late Paul J.Sabo and of the late
Leonard Weinberger.
Lindsey is an honor student at
Abbott Middle School. Some of
Lindsey's interests include dancing,
singing, listening to music and play-
ing softball.

Katherine Bonin

Katherine Elizabeth Bonin will be
called to the Torah as a bat mitzvah
at Temple Israel during Havdalah
services on Satur-
day, April 4. She
is the daughter of
Susan and Dr.
Andrew Bonin,
sister of Heather
and grandchild of
Belle and Jack
Bonin and the
late Kay and Bert
Poepping.
Attending West Hills Middle
School, Katie is interested in danc-
ing, acting, singing, skiing, soccer
and swimming. For mitzvah projects,
she created dolls to be given to chil-
dren in local hospitals and donated
funds to Hadassah Hospital.

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