When Nora Lee Barron gets on a plane
for Israel, she knows she's on her way to
her home away from home.

After partiLf-ring in Partnership 2000
activities for many y
the retired social
worker has come to cherish tn.,.
of
Israel's Central Galilee as family.

States' reaction to the Holocaust.
Some of the JHS supporters
included Maxwell and Sara Nadis,
Edythe Jackier, Linda and Harvey
Zalla, Harriet and Franklin Siden,
Rabbi Leonardo Bitran, Helen and
Rabbi Charles Rosenzweig, Judy and
Bernard Cantor, Harold and Barbara
Berry, Robert and Anita Naftaly,
Jennifer and Bob Mattler, Betsy
Moss, Betty Provizer Starkman,
incoming JHS President Joan Braun
and her first cousin, outgoing JHS
President Jim Grey and his wife Ruth.

Nora and her husband Guy are committed
to Jewish community service, and through
Partnership 2000 — a person-to-person
exchange of ideas, expertise and friendship
— they've found the ideal connection
with Israel.

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FINAL EXAMS
the school year ends, many
schools recn"--1---, cellent final exam
scores in the fund-raisin
The frenzied bidding of some 600 -
guests and a festive tropical theme
were part of the successful recent
event for Detroit Country Day
School. The event grossed $600,000
and netted $375,000. Mike and
Michelle Zeid and Bobby and
Cynthia Roman were the auction co-
chairmen. Some of the other support-
ers included Debbie and Rick
Partrich, Anne and Steve Weiner,
Laura and Steve Korotkin, Linda and
Leonard Sahn, Margo and Bruce
Karmann, Robert Levy, Dana and
Jim Selis, Margo and Steve
Goodman, Julie and Eric Borman
and Maddee and Al Adelson.
Eton Academy held a "Back to the
Future" auction in April at the Henry
Ford Museum in Dearborn, raising
more than $130,000 for the
Birmingham school whose students are
challenged by learning disabilities. More
than 250 patrons attended the event.
The selected senior student speaker was
Leora Green of West Bloomfield,
daughter of Sam and Sara Green. Leora
spoke to the crowd about her plans to
attend Long Island University. Eton par-
ents David and Julie Dean held the
lucky raffle ticket for a 1999 Ford
Mustang GT convertible, donated by
Ford Motor Company.

Now, in addition to her hands-on
involvement with the program, Nora and
Guy have put their generous financial
support behind it.

Their gift to the Millennium Campaign for
Detroit's Jewish Future, sponsored by the
Jewish Federation and United Jewish
Foundation of Metropolitan Detroit, will
i , e business,
--1-mort and expatnut th
interaction
educational and
between our home community and our
sister community in Israel.

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The match would make any family proud.

Thanks a millennium.

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