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The Agency for Jewish Education's Jew-
ish Experiences for Families and the
JPM Jewish Community Center will
host "A Sefer Safari Extravaganza" 3-5
p.m. Sunday, June 28 at the JPM
building.
Participants will see the PuppetArt
Company perform Close The Window, a
Russian folktale, and create special Jew-
ish book crafts. In addition, families
with children of preschool age through
second grade can join the Sefer Safari
Family Reading Program, which
encourages parents and their children
to share Jewish books, become
acquainted with libraries located in
congregations and Federation agencies,
and begin to build Jewish libraries of
their own at home.
The extravaganza is free of charge.

executive vice president and funds vice
president, Belle Glenner Schwartz; vice
presidents of education, Frieda Faigin
and Ann Kaplan; vice presidents of
membership and education, Ruth
Miller and Lee Wagman; financial sec-
retary, Margaret Bialkin; treasurer,
Anne Mondrow; recording secretary,
Alice Ross; dues secretaries, Mildred
Neumark and Selma Korn; mailing sec-
retaries, Mildred Neumark, Helen
Goldstein and Phyllis Korn.
The program for the afternoon will
be a video on Israeli music. Also there
will be a raffle drawing. The year-end
report will be given by Evelyn Noveck,
council president.
There is no charge for the meeting
and refreshments will be served.

The Michigan Jewish War Veterans and
Ladies Auxiliary will kick off its 57th
annual convention with the presenta-
tion of 25 college scholarships in a spe-
cial Shabbat service 7:30 p.m. Friday,
June 26, at the Jewish War Veterans
Memorial Home.
The scholarships are awarded to area
students on the basis of accomplish-
ment and need without regard to race
or religion.
Convention activities will continue
10:30 a.m. Saturday, June 27, with a
Jewish War Veteran recognition service
at Temple Israel. Retiring State Com-
mander Iry Marshall and Auxiliary
President Florence Weber will be hon-
ored during a 6:30 p.m. banquet that
evening at the Memorial Home.
Fallen comrades and sisters will be
remembered at a memorial service
10:30 a.m. Sunday, June 28, followed
by the business portion of the conven-
tion including election of officers.

Ndamat Holds
Installation Tea

Dinner Helps
HAVEN Cause

Na'amat USA, Greater Detroit Council

Promenade of Hope 1998 will help
HAVEN 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, June
24, at the Palace of Auburn Hills.
Cocktails will be followed by a seat-
ed dinner and a live aucfion.
To purchase tickets or reserve a table
for Promenade of Hope, contact
HAVEN, (248) 334-2343.

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p.m. Thursday, July 9, at the Crown
Pointe building. New board of officers
will be installed by Belle Glenner
Schwartz.
Following are officers for the year
1998-99: president, Evelyn Noveck;

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Richard Herman
Leads Kadima

Kadima's new president, Richard Her-
man, was installed for a two-year term
at the recent annual meeting.
The following
officers and new
board members
also were installed:
vice presidents,
Richard Zussman,
Linda Schechter;
secretary, Arlene
Redfield; treasurer,
Jim Miller.
Nominated to - Richard Herman
serve a first three-
year term were: Michelle Appel, Carol
Sue Coden, Bruce Gursky, Sissi Lapi-
des, Jim Miller, Marcy Roth,
Shirleyanne Schlang.
Nominated to serve a second three-
year term were: Lionel Margolick, Al
Sasson, Merle Schwartz. Nominated to
serve a third three-year term were:
Arlene Redfield, Lois Zussman,
Richard Zussman.
Nominated to the honorary board
was Sondra Nathan and nominated to
the advisory board were Jacqueline
Klein and Sherry Singer.

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