Our 14th
Greenfield Village
Antiques Show & Sale.

"Life for the Jews under the Tsars."
His project includes text, sound, and
video clips of live interviews with two
Detroit residents who talked about
their childhood as Jews in Russia at
the turn of the century.

Shelby Kaufman,. an eighth-grader at
Abbott Middle School in West
Bloomfield, has
made achieve-
ments in writing
and drama. Her
short story
"Camp Tragedy"
won a silver award
in the National
Scholastic Writing
Competition.
Shelby also earned Shelby Kaufman
a third place hon-
orable mention in the Detroit Free
Press Writing Competition and third
place in the "America and Me" essay
competition. She was a school finalist
in the Optimist Oratorical competi-
tion as well. Her recent duo dramatic
interpretation of "Beaches" earned her
a seventh-place plaque at the Region-
al Forensics Competition held in Ann
Arbor. Shelby is the daughter of
Nancy and Joel Kaufman.

Mike Beresh of Southfield received an

honor from the Southfield Communi-
ty Foundation for his volunteer ser-
vices for the past 24 years in numer-
ous civic and community causes.

Kal Nanes, son of Harry and Susan
Nanes and a
junior at Groves
High School, was
one of only two
college-bound stu-
dents in Michigan
and 14 in the
United States to
achieve a 36, the
highest possible
composite score
Kal Nanes
on the administra-
tion of the ACT Assessment.

Publicity
Deadlines

The normal deadline for local
news and publicity items is noon
Thursday, eight days prior to issue
date. The deadline for out-of-
town obituaries is 10 a.m. Tues-
day, three days prior to issue date.

Eilu v' Eilu
Talks Set

Eilu v' Eilu, the joint adult Jewish
learning project will present the third
and final session in its spring adult
learning series, "How Good is 'Good
Enough'? A Jewish Look at Parent-
ing," featuring Rabbi Aaron and
Ruth Bergman 7-8 p.m. Wednesday,
May 20, at Hillel Day School. The
session is titled "From Dr. Spock to
Dr. Ruth: How to Talk to Your Child
About Difficult Issues." Tuition is $7
($5 for Eilu v' Eilu members). All are
welcome to attend.
"Our Bubbes, Our Selves: Chap-
ters in the History of American Jew-
ish Women," an adult Jewish learning
series sponsored by Eilu v' Eilu and
hosted by Hillel Day School, will
continue 8 p.m. Wednesday, May 20,
with a lecture titled "American Jewish
Women as Politicians and Rebels at
the Turn of the Century." The
instructor for the series is Seth Kore-
litz, candidate in Jewish history at
Brandeis University. Tuition is $7 per
session ($5 for members of the spon-
soring organizations). Students may
register at the door.

Local Men
Take Office

The Great Lakes Region of the Feder-
ation of Jewish Men's Clubs recently
held its annual convention. Local
representatives elected were David
Goldis from Congregation Beth
Achim as executive vice president and
Jeffrey Supowit from Adat Shalom
Synagogue as treasurer. Richard
Racusin from Congregation Beth
Shalom had previously been elected
as chairman of the Michigan Sub-
Region.

SZ Enrolls
Nursery Classes

Shaarey Zedek Beth Hayeled Nursery
will offer parent-toddler classes for
children 15-30 months at the West
Bloomfield and Southfield campuses
in the fall of 1998.
There are seven sessions to choose
from and a variety of activities that
are age-appropriate. Summer parent-
toddler classes also are being offered.
For information, call Rena Wein-
traub, (248) 681-4235, or Rena
Cohen at (248) 357-5544.

Lovett Hall, Henry Ford Museum
May 16 • 11am - 6pm
May 17 • 11am - 5pm
Admission $7

Preview Evening, Friday, May 15th, 7 - 10pm.
"Book Collecting for Book Lovers," a free lecture, Saturday May 16th,
3pm featuring the esteemed James M. Babcock.
Antique Decorating Show, Saturday, May 16th, 7 - 10pm
featuring live music from "The Articles," $30.
1998 Lincoln Navigator Raffle, Sunday, May 17th, 4pm.

You won't find anything new here-just an extraordinary collection
of antique treasures from exhibitors across the country!
HENRY
The Annual Greenfield Village Antiques Show & Sale
FORD
attracts nearly 40 nationally known antiques exhibitors
MU UM
to the elegant Lovett Hall. All proceeds from these
GRE IELD
events benefit our educational programs.
VILLAGE
Call (313) 982-6044 for more information.
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