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Above: Beth Shalom singers Erica
Engler, 14, Ashley Gaum, 14, Sara
Zeluff; 13, Mindy Marks, 14,
Marci Finegooth 13, and Lauren
Kirsch, 13, share the stage with
MOT soprano Maria Cimarelli.
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JEWISH NEWS
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Singers from the Michigan Opera Theatre and Beth Shalom Youth Choir
drew the spotlight June 7 in an evening of Andrew Lloyd Webber music to
benefit Congregation Beth Shalom's new educational center.
"We were very pleased with the community response," said Alicia R. Nel-
son, who coordinated the benefit performance.
About 500 people attended and about $15,000 was raised.
The new educational center is under construction with a target opening
date of September. It will include a nursery and religious school with 14
classrooms as well as a media center.
The project is pegged "at more than $1 million," said Barbara Cook,
Beth Shalom's executive director.
SPACE Offers
Training Course
B6P Pisgah
Meeting Set
SPACE for Changing Families, a non-
sectarian community service project of
National Council of Jewish Women,
Greater Detroit Section is accepting
applications for its facilitator training
course.
SPACE sponsors support groups for
children and adults experiencing
divorce, as well as bereavement support
groups. The facilitator training course
will train individuals to lead these sup-
port groups. In addition to learning
valuable facilitator skills, former trainees
report that the course allowed them to
experience significant personal growth.
The course will begin 7-9:30 p.m.
Thursday, July 9. There will be 10 ses-
sions, meeting on Thursday evenings
and Sunday mornings. The course will
end Aug. 9.
There is no charge for the course. To
request an application, call SPACE,
The Business and Professional/Pisgah
Chapter, Jewish Women International
will hold its general meeting at noon
Sunday, June 21, at the Whitehall
Apartments clubhouse.
The annual luncheon with the presC\
ident will be followed by a social after-
noon. Prospective members and guests
are welcome.
(248) 355-9936.
Women's Class
On Spirituality
JEWEL, Jewish Women's Educational
League will offer a learning program
for women 8-9 p.m. Wednesday, June
24, in a private home in Bloomfield
Hills. The classes are free of charge
and refreshments will be served.
JEWEL welcomes all Jewish ladies.
For information, call Aish Hatorah,
(248) 737-0400.