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Temple Kol Ami observed the affirma-
tion of this year's 10th grade class at
erev Shavuot Services on Saturday,
May 30.
Participants included: Aaron Brick-
er, David Ehrlich, Benjamin Hecht
Falik, Matthew Glenn, Scott Gold-
man, Robert Klegon, Jeffrey Krause,
Scott Liberman, Stephanie Markle,
Michele Persin, Adam Rochkind,
Caryn Roman, Erin Rosett, Amy
Schwartz, Morgan Seymour, Steve
Shelden, Aliza Willner and Jacob
Winston-Galant.

City Of Hope
Year-End Meeting

The Reva Greenspan/Helen Rosen-
berg Chapter of City of Hope will
have its final meeting of the
year 7 p.m. June 7 at the Maple
Place Condominium clubhouse,
6700 Maple Lakes Drive, West
Bloomfield.
There will be a dairy pot-luck din-
ner.
For information, call Marsha Baker,
(248) 851-7308.
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Beth Shalom
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Shavuot 5758 or Sunday, May 30,
was a special celebration at Congre-
gation Beth Shalom, when 13 syna-
gogue members observed their b'nai
mitzvah during services. The 12
women and one man have studied
with Rabbi David Nelson and Can-
tor Samuel Greenbaum since Sep-
tember 1997 to prepare.
"There has been a real bonding
process within the group," said bat
mitzvah candidate Debbie Cohn.
"We are all very supportive of each
other as we're learning our prayers
and haftorah portions." Lillian Gold
added, "For several of us, bat mitz-
vah was not an option when we
were children. This is something

we've waited a long time for, and I
think that makes it even more
meaningful.
"This class has been both a chal-
lenge and a joy," Rabbi Nelson said.
"As adults, they know more and
question more than youngsters tend
to. That can make for some very
lively classes."
"The commitment and effort on
the part of the members of this class
is very impressive," added Cantor
Greenbaum. "Some of them have
had to brush up on their Hebrew
and learn the melodies and memo-
rize their parts, and it's a thrill to see
them increase their already consider-
able skills and knowledge."

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JILL ZIMMERMAN, PhD

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Congregation Beth Shalom b'nai mitzvah class: (back): Harold Zeiger, Sally
Schulman-GO, Mari Cooper, Pamela Goldberg, Heidi Coffman, Deborah
Cohn, Wendy Robins, Diane Wertheimer, Sheryl Gaynor. (iont): Patricia
Zeiger, Phyllis Zusman, Lillian Gold, Cantor Greenbaum, Rabbi Nelson, Anna
Mickel.