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Bar/Bat Mitzvah

Morton Fielding, Phyllis and Fayez
Khleifat and
Harriet and Dr.
Joseph Shane.
His most mean-
ingful mitzvah pro-
ject involved volun-
teering at Yad Ezra;
he also donated to
the Jewish National
Fund, assisted at
the Temple Israel Labor Day picnic
and babysat during the High Holy
Days. An honor roll student at
Orchard Lake Middle School in West
Bloomfield, Justin enjoys playing
sports, especially golf, basketball and
baseball. He also enjoys playing the
guitar, performing magic and collect-
ing stamps and coins.

Courtney Erin Finn will be called to
the Torah as a bat mitzvah on Friday,
May 28, at Temple Shir Shalom. She
is tht daughter of Risa and Mark
Finn and sister to
Nicole and Joshua
Finn. Very proud
grandparents are
Bea and Dave
Dashow of
Huntington Woods;
Leonard and
-
Jeanette Finn of
Yaupon Beach,
N.C., and Claire
Finn of Moreno Valley, Calif.
Courtney is an honor student at
Berkshire Middle School in
Birmingham. She enjoys computers
and arts and crafts. Her bat mitzvah
projects included Birmingham Safety
Town, helping out her brother's
Sunday school classroom and making
greeting cards for children.
Courtney is very excited to share
this special time with her family and
friends.

Bret Philip Malkowski of Northville
will be called to the Torah as a bar
mitzvah at
Congregation Bet
Chaverim on
Saturday, May 29.
He is the son of
Craig and Roberta
Malkowski and
brother of Andrew.
Proud grandparents
are Harold and
Adele Topolsky and
Marjorie Malkowski.
Bret attends Meads Mill Middle
School in Northville, where he plays

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trumpet in the school band. He plays
baseball for the Northville Broncos
Travel Team and also enjoys playing
basketball and tennis. For Bret's mitz-
vah projects, he worked at Yad Ezra,
assisted his senior neighbors with yard
chores and plans to donate part of his
bar mitzvah money to the Humane
Society.

Hilary Felice Wagner of West
Bloomfield will become a bat min\ ah
at Congregation Shaarey Zedek,
Southfield on Saturday, May 29.
Participating in the
ceremony will be
her parents, Cynthia
and Lewis Wagner,
her older brother
Stuart and her
younger brother
Justin. Extremely
proud grandparents
are Esther and -
Donald Simon of West Bloomfield
and Rose and Julian Wagner of
Bloomfield Hills.
Hilary's great-uncle Irvin Strub
from Lincolnwood, Ill., and her
cousin Ariella Goldring from Ramat
Gan, Israel, will also participate. In
addition, Hilary's aunt Renee Silbert,
her uncle Robert Simon and her
cousin Danielle Rapp will have parts
in the service.
Hilary is a seventh grade student at
Detroit Country Day School in
Beverly Hills. She was a finalist in her
school's Oral Language Festival
Competition. Her interests include
piano, tennis, soccer, skiing and read-
ing. Her mitzvah projects consisted of
sewing dolls for the Hadassah project,
working the last two summers and
this summer at Shaarey Zedek's Camp
Berman and recently visiting some
Jewish residents at a nursing home.

Carly Rebecca Yellin will become a
bat mitzvah on Friday, May 28, at
Temple Kol Ami.
Carly is the daughter
of Patty and Iry
Yellin, sister of Jared
and Jennifer, grand-
daughter of Gloria
and Marvin Kahn,
Helen Yellin and the
late Reuben Yellin.
Carly is a sev-
enth-grade honor-
student at Abbott Middle School in
West Bloomfield. She enjoys dance,
choir and theater arts and has partici-
pated in the forensics competition at
the University of Michigan.
Carly's mitzvah projects included

assisting in various tzedaka projects in
the Kol Ami religious school and
helping with other temple activities.

Michael Colton will be called to the
Torah as a bar mitzvah on Saturday,
May 29, at Adat Shalom Synagogue.
Michael is the son
of Marcy and Tom
Colton and the
brother of Jennifer
Colton. Proud
grandparents are
Lynne and Phil
Warheit of
Farmington Hills
and Andy and Lisa
Colton of Sunrise, Fla.
Michael is honored to have his two
great-grandmothers sharing in his cel-
ebration, Rose Markle of Southfield
and Pearl Warheit of Farmington
Hills. Michael is also the great-grand-
son of the late Rose and Sam
Kreisman, Herman and Rosa Kohn,
"Pal" Sid Markle and Jack Warheit.
Michael is an honor student at
Hillel Day School in Farmington
Hills. He enjoys playing hockey and
baseball and participates in kickbox-
ing. For his mitzvah project, Michael
volunteered at the Jewish National
Fund and JARC.

Sandra Alaine Berman of
Huntington Woods will celebrate her
bat mitzvah on Saturday, May 29, at
Congregation
Beth Shalom. Sandra is
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the daughter of
Sidney and Sharon
Berman and sister of
Marc. Proud grand-
parents are Ella and
Ludwig Berman and
Ruth Swann. She is
also the grand-
daughter of the late
Merle Swann.
She is an honor student at Hillel
Day School in Farmington Hills.
Sandra plays on the school's tennis
and volleyball teams. She competed in
the state finals of the Hershey's Track
and Field Competition. Her interests
include art of all kinds and travel.
Sandra has enjoyed her association
with JARC this year and has volun-
teered at Yad Ezra and served meals at
a homeless shelter.

Joshua Cooper Hirschland will be
called to the Torah as a bar mitzvah
on Saturday, May 29, at Temple Kol
Ami. Joshua is the son of Meryl and
David Hirschland and the brother of
Hannah. He is the grandson of
Evelyn Polk, Henry Hirschland,

Violet Cooper and
the late Harold
Cooper.
Josh is a seventh
grade student at
West Hills Middle
School in Bloomfield
Hills. He enjoys run-
ning, reading, hock-
ey, playing trombone and playing
video games.
Josh's mitzvah projects included
working on Temple Kol Ami's
Housing the Homeless project for
SOS, assisting teachers at Kol Ami's
Shabbat School and helping with a
clothing drive for Pontiac
Lighthouse.

Daniel Urbach Warsh will be called
to the Torah as a bar mitzvah on
Saturday, May 29,
at Congregation
Beth Abraham
Hillel Moses.
Daniel is the son
of Deborah and
Richard Warsh and
the brother of
Jonathan. He is the
grandson of Paula
Urbach, the late Kurt Urbach and
the late Harriet and Hugh Warsh.
Daniel is an honor student at
Hillel Day School in Farmington
Hills, where he participates on the
tennis and cross country reams. His
interests include cars, biking, read-
ing and computers. Daniel has been
a volunteer at Yad Ezra for several
years and has been involved in
Hillel's Dor L'Dor and JARC pro-
grams. He plans to continue his cel-
ebration with family and friends in
Israel this summer.

Adam David Jacobs will become
a bar mitzvah at Temple Shir
Shalom on
Saturday, May 29.
He is the son of
Diane and. Kenneth
Jacobs and brother
to Rebecca and
Loren. Extremely
proud grandparents
are Lola and Joseph
Goldring and Jayne
and Brad Jacobs. Bursting with
pride is great-grandmother Celia
Jacobs.
Adam is a seventh-grader at
Abbott Middle School in West
Bloomfield. He is active in Boy
Scouts and his temple. His favorite
activities are dancing,biking, in-line
skating and reading.