Adat Shalom Youth Recognition

David Boorstein, Samuel Brickman, Benjamin
Brown, Lisa Buch, Jordan Bushman, Jeffrey Colvin,
Steven Colvin, Cara Duschinsky, Benjamin Feldman,
Daniel Feldman, Aaron Freedman, Heather Gale,
Lindsay Goldfaden, Allison Goldin, Amanda Golsky,
Sari Gordon, Eric Guttman, Elyse Handelman,
The Madelon and Louis Seligman Youth
Bradley Hantler, Scott Hantler, Ashley Herbst,
Education Award: Ryan Vieder and Ari Breshgold;
Heather Hoberman, Samantha Iovan, Jeffrey Issner,
the Louis and Lena Linden Memorial Award for the
Todd Jaffe, Benjamin Kaplan, Carly Kaplan, Jeremy
greatest aptitude shown for leadership in Jewish life:
Kaplan, Marissa Kaplan, Rachel Kaplan, Matthew
Lisa Gordon and Eric Ceresnie; the Ronnie Posen
Kash, Michele Katz, Josh Katzenstein, Laurin
Youth Award for distinguished service and devotion
Katzenstein, Megan Katzenstein, Carly Kaufman,
to religious leadership: Eric Rosenblum.
Aric Klar, Jonathan Klar, Rachel Klisman, Melissa
The Howard Weber Youth Participant Awards
Kritzer, Rachel Lebovic, Adam Led:), David
for distinguished service and devotion to chapter and
Levinson, Noah Levinson, Erica Lewis, Michael
synagogue go to Rachel Barr, Joshua Berg, Zachary
Lieberman, Ruth MacNeille, Kayla Mall, Carly
Berg, Jessica Betel, Scott Bogorad, Zach Boorstein,
Mark, Evan Moss, Erica Owen, Dean Perach, Natalie
Michael Canner, Justin Ceresnie, Rebecca Elkus,
Perach, Nicole Perach, Daniel Pesick, Hannah Posen,
Jessica Fischer, Sarina Fogel, Mark Frankel, Robbie
Alexander Prog, Louis Rapaport, Brian Rosenbaum,
Frankel, Sara Levin, Joey Marcus, Daniel Margolis,
Daniel Rosenbaum, Jason Rosenbaum, Marissa
Matthew Owen, Matthew Rappaport, Max
Rosenberg, Emily Sallen, Sarah Sallen, Corey
Rosenbaum, Michael Rothstein, Lindsay Schostak,
Schiffman, Barrie Schwartz, Benjamin Schwartz,
Andrew Gastwirth, David Geiringer, Hillary Goldin,
Evan Schwartz, Naomi Schwartz, Kimberly Shindel,
Geoffrey Gordon, Seth Gursky, Brad Jaffe, Steven
Julie Shulman, Michael Shulman, Jaclyn Snider,
Jaffe, Michael Kaplan, Scott Kass, Amy Klein,
Kimberly Solarz, Jodi Solway, Aaron Stein, Daniel
Marissa Kowalsky, Carly Leipsitz, Harry Leipsitz,
Stoller, Shim Stoorman, Jessica Switch, Stephanie
Michael Schostak, Kimmy Solarz, Mara Tobin,
Switch, Whitney Switch, Rebecca Targan, Perry
Jeffrey Vieder, Erica Walters, Erica Weiss.
Teicher, Alyssa Trotsky, Ashley Trotsky, Mariya
The Shoresh Youth Awards for diligent service,
Volvovsky, Emily Walters, Aaron Weiss, Gillian
devotion and participation in chapter activities are
Wener, Jaimee Wine, Lauren Wolok, Zachary Yost,
awarded to Evan Berman, Rachel Diskin, Jonathan
Alexis Zimberg, Daniel Zimberg, Jennifer Zimberg.
Epstein, Bryan Glick, Daniel Goldfaden, Heather
Participating in the USY Poland/Israel trip: Lisa
Hoberman, Jonathan Jirik, Carly Kaufman, Ariel
Gordon; Ramah/Israel Eastern European trip: Sarina
Kowalsky, Annie Layno-Moses, Sarah Oppenheim,
Fogel; USY on Wheels: Rachel Barr.
Zachary Oppenheim, A.J. Schosrak, Corey
Taking part in the Adat Shalom Israel Family
Schiffman, Samantha Supowit, Zara Teicher, Daniel
Mission: Marc Berman, Sandra Berman, Lisa Buch,
Wiener, Elliot Weingarten, Alexis Zimberg.
Bryan Glick, Blair Globerman, Brian Globerman,
The Gesher Participation Awards for participa-
Daniel Guslits, Elyssa Guslits, Erica Lewis, Michael
tion in Gesher social activities during the school year
Lewis, Jordan Supowit, Samantha Supowit, Shana
are going to Josh Apple, Emily Biederman, David
Supowit, Elliot Weingarten, Emily Weingarten.
Boorstein, Randi Bushman, Staci Feuereisen, Scott
Graduating from Hillel Day School are Evan
Hantler, Scott Marsch, Perry Teicher, Carly Wine.
Acker, Max Aronson, Ashley Byer, Daniel Kaufman,
Attending Camp Ramah/Canada are Max
liana Mark, Amy Miller, Kevin Rich, Bryan Robbins,
Aronson, Jordan Berman, Evan Berman. Hannah
Dana Rosenblum, Jody Schostak, David Silberman.
Farkas, Rachel Lubetsky, Alexander Schostak, David
Students participating in the Shabbat morning
Silberman.
awards ceremony will receive books from the syna-
These students will be attending Camp Tamarack
gogue marking their achievements and dedication to
this summer: Joshua Apple, Jessica Barr, Jared
Jewish programming.
Berman, Eric Bernstein, Jillian Blitz, Max Blitz,

Adat Shalom Synagogue will present
the following awards at the congrega-
tion's Saturday June 5, Ronnie Posen
Youth Luncheon:

The Shir Shalom youth group helps build a playground at a Detroit school.

Working For Play

With a motto of "Helping kids to help themselves," Temple Shir Shalom's youth
group, with members in seventh-12th-grades, helped construct playground
equipment for students at Harms Elementary School in Detroit.
The May 22 project was coordinated by Janet Ray of Communities in Schools
of Detroit Inc. Ten members of the youth group helped spread mulch, paint
equipment, haul garbage and hang tire swings.
Describing the group's involvement in the project, Shir Shalom Education
Director Mindy Nathan said, "We're not just building a playground; we're build-

ing community."

Federation Forum
Hosts Speaker

David Katz, director of Detroit
Metropolitan Airport, will address the
Federation Forum noon Tuesday, June
22, at the Townsend Hotel,
Birmingham
The Federation Forum is sponsored
by the Jewish Federation of
Metropolitan Detroit to enlighten par-
ticipants on important social, econom-
ic and cultural issues.
Katz, who oversees day-to-day
operations of both Detroit Metro and
Willow Run airports, is managing the
$1.6 billion expansion program at
Detroit Metro, the topic of his talk.
Katz has been the county's point
man on airport improvements, the
medical examiner's office, the county
jails and restoration of the Wayne
County Building. The airport expan-
sion program will be a new 74-gate
midfield terminal for the airport's hub
carrier, Northwest Airlines, which is
scheduled to open in 2001.
Katz joined Wayne County in
1987.
Deadline for luncheon reservation
is June 17. Kosher lunches will be
available on request. Chairman of the
event is Leo Maxbauer. For informa-
tion, call Dale Rubin at Federation,
(248) 203-1471.

JCC Offers
Many Trips

Trips in the U.S. and overseas will
be offered by the Jewish
Community Center of Metropolitan
Detroit.
Register by June 14 for the trip to
San Francisco, Yosemite and Lake
Tahoe July 14-22. Cost is $1,599
(double occupancy) which includes
transportation, airfare, breakfasts,
five dinners, accommodations, trans-
fers and taxes.
Those interested in learning about
their Jewish roots may join the
Jewish Cultural Tour to Eastern
Europe Oct. 4-18. An English-
speaking licensed guide will accom-
pany the group as it sees sites in
Poland, Budapest, Vienna, Prague.
Cost is $2,989 (double occupancy)
plus departure taxes. Registration
deadline is Aug. 15.
A taste of France mixed with
American blues and jazz will high-
light the trip to New Orleans Nov.
14-18. Cost (not yet available)
includes roundtrip airfare, accom-
modations, four breakfasts, four din-
ners and two brunches, sightseeing,
transfers and taxes. Registration
deadline is Oct. 1.
For information, call Marilyn
Wolfe, (248) 661-7636.

Memorial Home Tour

The Jewish Historical Society coif Michigan toured the Jewish War Veterans
Memorial Home in Southfield The memorial room contains pictures of 300
men who died in World War II and in .the Korean War. Visitors viewed the film
"Jewish American Patriots" covering the history of fezvish Americans in military
service since 1654. Shown are Irving Marshall, JWV national executive com-
mitteeman; Irving Keller, JWV memorial home president; Shirley Schlussel,
JWVA president of ladies auxiliary; James Grey, JHS president; Robert Feldman,
JWV state commander; Milton Klein, JWV cl9ief of staff