An the beg nning

all young families deserve
the opportunity to raise their
children within a nurturing
synagogue environment.

A New Look
For Federation

Jewish

ADAT SHALOM
SYNAGOGUE

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is committed to making

The Allied Jewish Campaign will be
known as Federation's Annual
Campaign beginning with the year
2000 effort. That's one of several
Jewish Federation of Metropolitan
Detroit programs and logos in line to
receive a contemporary makeover.
Part of the change includes a new
branding system by which all advertis-
ing, signs, literature and invitations
will feature the phrase, "This is
Federation."
The Allied Jewish Campaign came
into being in 1926, when Federation
was established.
"As Federation begins to more
actively market itself and the United
Jewish Foundation, it was felt that
change in appearance was called for,"
said Howard Dembs, marketing and
communications director.
The Federated Endowment Fund
will be known as the Jewish
Community Endowment Fund. The
new name reflects collaborative efforts
by Federation, the Foundation and
other agencies involved with the
endowment fund.
Federation is the central communal
organization of the Detroit Jewish
community. The Foundation is
Federation's banking/real estate arm.

congregational affiliation
affordable for those just
beginning their lives together.

ADAT SHALOM SYNAGOGUE MEMBERS KRISTEN & CARL GROSS

WITH LENNY, MAX AND NEW BABY JACK.

in that spirit, we are pleased to announce
a special opportunity for you, if you are

AGE 35 OR YOUNGER

and your family has not yet joined a congregation.

50%

and

BUILDING FUND WAIVED

FREE HIGH HOLIDAY TICKETS FOR TWO YEARS -

5760

AND

5761

RELIGIOUS SCHOOL TUITION ANAIVED (KINDERGARTEN I 1 ST GRADE)

MEMBER DISCOUNT FOR PRESCHOOL PROGRAMS

ADAT SHALOM - OFFERING MANY SPECIAL OPPORTUNITIES

a Conservative synagogue catering to the needs of the contemporary, young family

full services and programming of a major congregation, together with
an atmosphere usually associated with smaller "shuts"

ZOA Awards
Scholarships

Twenty area students have received
scholarships to study in Israel from
the Zionist Organization of
America/Michigan Region scholarship
committee.
The recipients are Zahavah
Blumenfeld, Ezra Drissman, Miriam
and Yehudis K. Gardin, Sarah
Gittleman, Yossi Gottfried, Alexander
Gross, Lindsey Hoffman, Seth
Jacobson, Aimee Kraft, Marla
Lesnick, James Maisels, Jessica Miller,
Adi Nathan, Adi Newman, Julie
Ruskin, Irvin A. Schlussel, Keyanna
Silverman, Rebecca Strachan and
Roman Zilberman.
Sidney Silverman, former ZOA
national president, heads the ZOA
scholarship committee.

OFF BASE DUES

FOR MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION, PLEASE CALL EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR ALAN YOST,

RABBI EFRY SPECTRE

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