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Notice of
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER
OF METROPOLITAN DETROIT
The Jewish Community Center Annual Meeting will take place on Thursday, June 18, 1998,
7:00 p.m. at the Jewish Community Center D. Dan and Betty Kahn Building, West Bloomfield.
The following business will be conducted at the meeting:
In accordance with the by laws of the Jewish Community Center, the Nominating
Committee has met and designated the following list of nominees for election to
the Board of Directors:
First 3 Year Term
Ending 2001
Cliff Dovitz
William Eisenberg
Harold Friedman
Michael Hirsch
Linda Katzman
Jesse Levin
Hannan-Lis
Karen Sklar
Second 3 Year Term
Ending 2001
Second 3 Year Term
Ending 2000 *
Irwin Alterman
Robert Berlow
Morton Collins
Gail Mondry
Terry Nosan
Gail Samuels
Donna Wise
Miriam Bergman
Mark Carney
William Farber
Bruce Frankel
Leo Maxbauer
Howard Rosenberg
Todd Sachse
Fay A. Stone
Education
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Distinguished Service Members
Carol Eisenshtadt & Benard Klein
In accordance with the by laws of the Jewish Community Center, the Nominating Committee
has met and designated the following list for election by the Board of Directors as Officers
of the Center.
Four Jewish candidates vie for school board seats.
Lawrence A. Wolfe
President
LONNY GOLDSMITH
Staff Writer
Harry M. Eisenberg
Chair, Executive Committee
Irwin Alterman
Sharon Hart Jerald Kaufman
Vice-Presidents
A
Howard Rosenberg
Gerald Wolberg Miriam Bergman
Treasurer
Secretary
Robert Berlow
Morton Collins
At-Large
Bruce Frankel
1998 Nominating Committee
Douglas Bloom, Chair • Doris Blechman • Harold Etkin
Sharon Hart • Linda Lee • Howard Rosenberg
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mid contentious issues of
finance, curriculum and res-
idency, four Jewish candi-
dates have filed for seats in
the June 8 school board elections in
Walled Lake, West Bloomfield and
Farmington Hills.
In interviews last week, the candi-
dates talked about what they see as the
key issues in improving education in
their communities and the decisions
they would push the districts to make.
"Walled Lake schools have had to
redistrict every few years because of
the phenomenal growth in the area,"
said Michael Karson, who has lived
for 15 years in West Bloomfield.
"Students in the district should be
well prepared for college, or to get a
job out of high school."
The Walled Lake school district
encompasses parts of West Bloomfield,
Commerce Township, Novi,
Wolverine Lake, Wixom, White Lake,
Orchard Lake and Farmington Hills.
One of Karson's concerns is putting
into place a better system of funding
for the district. "The voters of
Michigan picked Proposal A, which
guaranteed parity in state funding of
schools," he said. "Walled Lake could
have long-term problems if revisions
aren't made."
When a child comes into a Walled
Lake school after the year starts,
Karson explained, the district has to
find the money for the child until the
state reimbursement, almost $7,000 a
child, arrives in February. "With that
system, the district will start to have
shortfalls," said Karson, who hopes to
unseat either Thomas McConnell or
Randolph Ston, both incumbents
seeking re-election.
In West Bloomfield, Robert
Farmington
school board
candidate
Jackie Katz.
Robert
Lieberman is
running for a
West
Bloomfield
school board
seat.
Walled Lake candidate Michael
Karson.