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Jewish Vocational Service

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29699 Southfield Road, Southfield

6720 W. Maple Road,West Bloomfield

(248) 559-5000

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Temple Builds
A Playscape

Two generations of Birmingham Temple
members came together on May 20, to
build a new playscape for young families
at the temple. Members did the work
themselves, with supervision from a
playground construction expert.
The project, a joint initiative of the
Young Couples Club, the Family Club
and Rabbi Tamara Kolton, got under
way after a tot-Shabbat service in the
spring of 1999. Donations by the family
of the late Sally Kasle and other
,fundraising paid for the project.
The playscape will be dedicated to
the memory of Sally Kasle on Saturday,
June 3, at the temple's annual birthday
party and picnic.

JCC Plans
Omer Program

"From Pesach to Shavuot: Countdown
to Receiving the Torah" will be held 2
p.m. Sunday, June 4, at the Jewish
Community Center in West Bloomfield.
Families will reenact the exodus from
Egypt and crossing the Red Sea, farming
in ancient Israel, celebrate Tag b'Omer
and simulate receiving the Torah among
other activities. Ice cream sundaes will
be served.
The program is geared for families
with children ages 5-10. The cost is
$2.50 per child or $8 for families of four
children or more.
For information or reservations, call
Lorraine Morris, (248) 661-7649.

Holocaust Yizkor
Service Sunday

The United Jewish Social Club, for
first- and second-generation Holocaust
survivors, will host a yizkor service 1
p.m. Sunday, May 28, at the Jewish
Community Center in Oak Park.
The United Jewish Social Club is an
organization composed of Hungarian,
Czech and Romanian Jewish Holocaust
survivors: Speakers will be Rabbi Leo
Goldman of Congregation Shaarey
Shomayim, Cantor Schaja Kleinberg
and Andy Martin, a Holocaust survivor.
Performing is Sandor Slomovitz of the
musical group Gemini.
Following the memorial service, Dr.
Charles Silow of DMC Sinai Hospital's
Program for Holocaust Survivors will
host a session for Holocaust survivors
and their families to be photographed
for historical posterity.