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Hillel Day School Fund
Advances Shoah Education
The Walter Cykiert Memorial
Holocaust Education Fund has been
established at Hillel Day School of
Metropolitan Detroit in Farmington
Hills.
The fund is in loving memory of
past Hillel parent and grandparent
Walter Cykiert by his wife, Shirley
Cykiert of Commerce Township and
her sons, Stuart of West Bloomfield,
Jay of Farmington Hills and Dr.
Andrew, also of Farmington Hills. The
purpose of the fund is to provide chal-
lenging educational experiences for the
students of Hillel Day School on the
topic of the Holocaust. Walter Cykiert
was a survivor of the Warsaw Ghetto
and one of the earliest supporters of
Hillel Day School.
The creation of a Holocaust-educa-
tion endowment has been a long-
standing goal for the school and a per-
sonal one for Dr. Mark Smiley, head-
master and a Holocaust survivor.
"This endowment is especially mean-
ingful, as it shows the Hillel commu-
nity that Holocaust education will
always be a priority at the school,"
said Dr. Smiley.
The Goldman-Hermelin Education
Foundation has received the following
scholarship endowments in recent
months: the Phyllis Falbaum
Scholarship Fund, established by Berl
Falbaum in honor of his wife and her
years of service as an educator at
Hillel; the Anaruth and Dr. Henri
Bernard Scholarship Fund, established
by the Bernard children (all alumni of
Hillel) and their spouses in honor of
their parents' 40th wedding anniver-
sary; the Rube Weiss Memorial
Scholarship Fund, established by the
children of Rube Weiss in his memory.
In 1989, Martin Goldman and
Doreen and former Ambassador
David Hermelin established the
Goldman-Hermelin Education
Foundation to ensure the future of
Jewish education, scholarship and pro-
gramming at Hillel Day School.
For information regarding endow-
ments at Hillel, contact Marianne
Milgrom Bloomberg, (248) 851-6950.
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The Jewish Community Center of
Metropolitan Detroit will honor
donors to its Capital and
Endowment Campaign and dedi-
cate the newly renovated Marion
and David Handleman Hall and
Auditorium at a dessert reception
7:30 p.m. Monday, Oct. 16, at the
JCC in West Bloomfield.
Handleman Hall and
Auditorium has state-of-the-art
audio and video facilities, banquet
and auditorium-style seating and a
kosher dairy kitchen with catering
for events of all sizes. It is named
for donor David Handleman and
his late wife, Marion.
West Bloomfield campus
improvements completed or
planned, and funded by campaign
gifts, include: the D. Dan and Betty
Kahn Building and lobby upgrade,
the InLine Hockey Center, Camp
Ruth renovations and three new
camp pavilions, the new Sarah and
Irving Pitt Child Development
Center, the gymnasium revitaliza-
tion and additional gym, a new
Judaic enrichment center and a new
kosher dairy restaurant.
At the Jimmy Prentis Morris
Building in Oak Park, gifts from
donors have helped upgrade the
kitchen and sports field and will be
used for exterior renovations.
Funds raised by the Capital and
Endowment Campaign ensure that
the JCC continues to provide vital
programs and services. The cam-
paign is held in conjunction with
the Jewish Federation/United
Jewish Foundation's Millennium
Campaign for Detroit's Jewish
Future.
Hugh Greenberg chairs the JCC
campaign. Co-chairs of the com-
munity segment are Douglas
Bloom, Susie Citrin and Sharon
Hart.
Reservation deadline for the
donor dessert reception is Monday,
Oct. 9. For reservations or informa-
tion, call Nevin Kanner, (248) 661-
1250.
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