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Temple Israel participated in the Kids
Summer Reading Club 2000 spon-
sored by the National Children's
Jewish Literacy Campaign.
The readers, who read six Jewish
books during the summer, are Ally
Atler, Becky Berenbon, Hannah
Berman, Justin Berman, Samantha
Brodsky, Jonathan Brodsky,
Alexandra Corrsin, Nicole Goodman,
Ashley Greenberg, Morgan
Greenberg, Katie Hess, Sam Hess,
Eitan Kalmowitz, Lisa Kohlenberg,
Jared Kohlenberg, Rachel Krasner,
Sarah Levett, Aaron Levett, Joshua
Noble, Jacob Provizer, Noah Provizer,
Mitchell Sable, Jacob Sable, Michael
Solomon, Alex Spiess, Carly Stern,
Jin Swartz, Ari Teitel, Levi Teitel,
Maggie Wasvary and Nathan
Weinstock.
Participants were honored at the
family Shabbat service on Sept. 1 and
received a book, a certificate and
prize from the national office of the
literacy campaign in Los Angeles.

Officers and members of the boards
of the Jewish Federationof
Metroplitan Detroit and the United
Jewish Foundation of Metropolitan
Detroit will be elected at a combined
annual meeting 7:30 p.m. Tuesday,
Sept. 26, at the Jewish Community
Center in West Bloomfield.
Nominated as Federation officers
are Penny Blumenstein, president for
a second term; Peter M. Alter,
Lawrence S. Jackier, Diane Klein,
Allan Nachman, Norman A. Pappas
and Jerome L. Schostak, vice presi-
dents; Linda Z. Klein, treasurer; Dr.
Richard Krugel, secretary; and Robert
P. Aronson, executive secretary.
Nominees for a three-year term on
Federation's Board of Governors are
Ronald B. Charfoos, Suzan Folbe
Curhan, Carol Dawes, Carol
Weintraub Fogel, David Foltyn,
Stephen Grand, Scott Kaufman,
Robert B. Kleiman, Emory I. Klein,
Dr. Richard Krugel, Mitchell
Mondry, Barbara Nusbaum, Howard
M. Rosen, Florine Mark Ross, Sandra
R. Schwartz, Gary A. Shiffman, Edie
Slotkin, Rabbi Daniel Syme,
Kathleen Wilson-Fink and Neal F.
Zalenko.
Nominated as Foundation officers
are Mark R. Hauser, president;
Douglas M. Etkin, Phillip Wm.
Fisher, Sharon Hart, Donald M.
Lansky and Jane F. Sherman, vice
presidents.
Nominees for a three-year term on
Foundation's board of directors are
David S. Aronow, Leo S. Eisenberg,
Douglas M. Etkin, Terran Leemis,
Diane B. Pearlman and Murray C. Pitt.
A dessert reception will follow the
meeting. There is no charge for the
reception. For information and reser-
vations, call Susan Cassels Kamin,
(248) 642-4260.

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Elaine Pearlman has been named
president of the Michigan Jewish
Conference execu-
tive board.
The Michigan
Jewish Conference,
a program of the
Jewish Federation
of Metropolitan
Detroit, serves a
statewide network
of 14 Jewish com-
Elaine Pearlman
munities. The
Lansing-based
conference was formed to build and
maintain a Jewish communal pres-
ence in the state capital and to facili-
tate the political and community
relations needs of its members. It also
provides a forum for the statewide
Jewish communities to share ideas.
Pearlman is president of the
Greater Lansing Jewish Welfare
Federation and vice president of
Michigan State University Hillel. She
has served as an executive board
member of Congregation Shaarey
Zedek in Lansing, past president of
the Shaarey Zedek Sisterhood,
Lansing Chapter of Hadassah and the
Michigan State Medical Society
Lansing Alliance.

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Righteous Gentile Talks
About Hiding Jews

Non-Jew Anneke Kooistra-Burke of
the Netherlands will share her
wartime experiences of hiding Jews
from the Nazis at the Mensa Public
Forum, Saturday, Sept. 16, at the
Southfield Civic Center Parks and
Recreation Building.
Doors will open at 7 p.m. for
socializing. Mrs. Kooistra-Burke will
speak at 8 p.m. An open question-
and-answer period will follow her
remarks. Admission is $3.