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56 Detroit Jewish News

Personal Prayer

Discussion Set

Genealogists
Tour Elmwood

Congregation Shir Tikvah's Adult
Education Program will host a porluc
dinner and learn discussion on
"Personal Prayer" 6:30 p.m. Friday,
Sept. 18. This month's discussion will
have a guest speaker, Chazan Eli
Cohen who hails from California but
joins Shir Tikvah for the High
Holidays as its cantor.
The discussions generally last 1 1/2
hours and are open to the public.
Anyone wishing to attend is asked to
bring a dish to share. Questions about
the evening or the adult education
program may call Marsha Fleming,
(248) 542-9573.

The Jewish Genealogical Society of
Michigan will start the 1998-99 sea-
son 10 a.m. Sunday, Sept. 13, with a
trip to the Elmwood Cemetery in
Detroit, where the first Jewish ceme-
tery in Michigan is located.
The day will start at Temple Beth
El. Buses will go to Elmwood where
its managing director, historian/tour
guide, Chancey Miller will join.
There will be a $15 charge for JGS
members and $20 for non-members
to cover the bus ride and box lunch.
The bus will return about 2 p.m. For
reservations, call the society, (248)
443-1943.

Lunch, Learn
On Spirituali

Balfour Concert

Congregation Shir Tikvah will host a
new series titled "Jewish Spirituality:
Our Sages Speak" 12:15 p.m. every
Monday. Modeled after a lunch and
learn format, the discussions will rep-
resent a liberal approach to the study
of pre-modern Jewish texts through
active learning.
Sessions will take place in the con-
gregation's new facility, 3900
Northfield Parkway (south of Wattles
between Crooks and Coolidge) in
Troy. Lunch will be available for pur-
chase or participants may "brown bag"
it. There will be no charge to partici-
pate. For information, call the temple
office, (248) 649-4418.

Ann Newman has been named chair
of the Sam and Minnie Berman
Tribute Committee and will be the
recipient of the
Zionist
Organization of
America Justice
Louis D. Brandeis
award at ZOA's
65th annual
Balfour
Celebration Oct.
7, at Detroit
Orchestra Hall.
Ann Newman
Newman
chairs the
Michigan Friends of the Israel
Defense Forces, is a life-member of
the ZOA, Hadassah and ORT, and a
charter-member of the Holocaust
Foundation. She is a member of the
Pistons-Palace Foundation and the
Michigan Jewish Sports Hall of
Fame.

Ice Cream
Social Planned

The Friends and Family Society of
Jewish Apartments and Services will
host a free, community ice cream
social and concert 1-3 p.m. Sunday,
Aug. 30, at the Eleanor Butzel Simon
Park adjacent to the Prentis Jewish
Apartments in Oak Park.
The event will honor all donors
who have. made a contribution to the
Friends and Family Society, which is
made up of community members who
wish to help improve the quality of
life of elderly living in the JAS build-
ings located in Oak Park and West
Bloomfield. The society helps to raise
funds that JAS uses to pay for cultural
and social activities for JAS elderly.
For details, call Damon J. Bradley,
(248) 661-0123.

Chair Named

Hadassah Board
Hears Doctor

The Greater Detroit Chapter
Hadassah will have an open board
meeting- 7 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 2, at
the Bloomfield Library, Lone Pine
Road at Telegraph Road.
Dr. Gerald Feldman of Henry Ford
Hospital will speak on genetic research
and testing and its importance to the
Jewish community. No charge..
Guests are welcome. Reservations
are required; call Hadassah at (248)
683-5030.