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BBYO Honors
Adult Advisers
How about a 0%-interest
home-improvement loan?
If you live in Oak Park or Southfield*
and are looking to make exterior home
improvements, call The Neighborhood Project
for a helping hammer.
(248) 967 1112
Interest-free home improvement loans are
a service of The Neighborhood Project
of the Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit,
together with the United Jewish Foundation.
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NOTICE
Jewish Federation Apartments, Inc., Jewish Federation Apartments
Phase IV Inc., Jewish Federation Apartments Non-Profit Housing
Corporation, and Jcare, Inc. will hold the annual meeting of their
membership on Wednesday, June 10, 1998 at 5:30 p.m. at the Harriet
and Ben Teitel Federation Apartments, 15106 W. Ten Mile Road, Oak
Park, Michigan for the purpose of electing members of the Board of
Directors and for the transaction of such other business as may
properly come before the meeting.
NOMINATIONS FOR THE DIRECTORS ARE AS FOLLOWS:
Candidates nominated for an initial three-year term:
Robert Colburn, Dr. Marc Feldman, Arthur Friedman,
Dr. William Ross, Robert Schechter, Sheri Schiff, Andrea Stawis
5/8
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Michigan Region B'nai B'rith Youth
Organization recently honored its
volunteer adult advisers at the annual
Adviser Recognition Night.
The adult volunteers honored that
evening were Jay Bassin, Greenberg
AZA; Vivia Brumm, Brice BBG;
David Bussell, Kishon AZA; Cheryl
Copley, Disraeli BBG; Otto Dube,
Funk AZA; Kevin Elbinger, Jolson
AZA; Jennifer Ephraim, Aliyah BBG;
David Findling, Sammy AZA; Irena
Gorelik, Yachad BBG; Andy Gut-
man, Marx AZA; Margery Jablin,
Ahavah BBG; Eden Jaffa, Achayot
BBG; Jennifer Jonas, Wallenberg
BBYO; Cynthia Kahn, Shira BBG;
Margery Klausner, Sendesh BBG;
Jeff Klein, Burns AZA; Randee
Klein, Zahav BBG; Adam Monblatt,
posen AZA; Marci Rottenberg, Sav-
age BBG; Steve Rottenberg, Strauss
AZA; Joel Silverstein, Herzl AZA;
Shelly Wasserman, Koach BBG;
Stacy Weinstein, Ruach BBG; Todd
Wolf, Chalutzim AZA; and Steve
Zeiden, Wallenberg BBYO.
BBYO is looking for new advisers
for the 1998-99 program year. Call
the BBYO Chapter Service Center,
(248) 788-0700.
Candidates nominated for a second three-year term:
Harold Etkin, Jack Friedman, Dr. Amy Goldfaden, Nathan Upfal
In accordance with the bylaws other qualified persons may be
nominated for election by a petition signed by not less than fifty (50)
, members of the corporation and filed with Marsha Goldsmith Kamin,
Executive Director, not less than ten (10) days prior to the date of the
Annual Meeting. Only one (1) person may be nominated by each such
petition and no nomination shall be valid unless the nominee shall
have consented to such nomination.
Election Event
For BBYO
Michigan Region B'nai B'rith Youth
Organization will hold its annual
Election Training Conclave (ETC),
Friday, May 8-10 at Camp Maas.
Weekend activities will include an
oneg on Friday night, Shabbat ser-
vices, programs on leadership, job
training for newly elected chapter
officers, senior dedication for gradu-
ating members, a dance on Saturday
night with a DJ by Living Energy
and election of AZA and BBG
regional officers on Sunday.
Coordinators for this program are
Matt Barbas of Jolson AZA and Julie
Levin of Ruach BBG.
SZ Women
Conduct Service
The Congregation Shaarey Zedek
Sisterhood will celebrate its 18th
annual Sisterhood Shabbat at the
Southfield campus on Saturday, May
30. Sisterhood members will conduct
the entire service with the liturgy
being chanted by Ruthe Goldstein,
Ilana Ben Z'ev, Miriam Goldberg
and Marjorie Saulson.
Torah readers will be Betsy Wolf,
Karen Katz, Liz Tam, Judie Blu-
meno, Debbie Balkin, Marcia Box-
man, Ronnie Ticschler Robinson and
Joanne Robinson. Elaine Resnick will
chant the Haftorah. Ruthe Gold-
stein, sisterhood president, will deliv-
er the address. Linda Lublin, presi-
dent of Michigan Branch Women's
League for Conservative Judaism,
will offer greetings.
Women's League
Elects Lublin
Linda Lublin will be installed as
president of the Michigan Branch of
Women's League for Conservative
Judaism 4:30
p.m. Sunday,
May 17 during
its annual spring
conference at
Adat Shalom
Synagogue.
Lublin is past
president of the
Congregation
Beth Shalom Sis-
Linda Lublin
terhood and also
served as mem-
bership vice president, financial
and recording secretary, donor ad
book and luncheon chairman of her
sisterhood. Among the many positions
she served on the branch level are
Torah Fund vice president, recording
secretary, co-editor of the Michigan
Branch Line, and a member of the
Spring Conference Committee.
Being installed as vice presidents
are Judith Leder (Adat Shalom),
Carol Tarica and Adelle Staller (Beth
Achim), Judie Blumeno and Debbie
Balkin (Shaarey Zedek); treasurer,
Bernice Friedman (Shaarey Zedek);
secretaries Ann Emerson (Beth
Tephilath Moses, Mt. Clemens),
Beverly Yost and Rachel Maisel (Adat
Shalom) and Sherri Peller (Beth
Israel, Ann Arbor).
Board of directors to be installed
are Pam Bartolone, Helen Bayles,
Libby Ben Moche, Carol Fogel, Flo-
rence Gerber, Ruthe Goldstein, Sue
Himelhoch, Marisa Krishef, Celia
Lubetsky, Ruth Raimi, Judy Davis
Rosenthal, Shirley Ruzumna, Evie
Silverman, Sharon Silberman, Marcia
Tanzman, Linda Warner and Joyce
Weingarten.
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