deprtission, feelings of worthlessness, Bar/Bat Mitzvah David Isaac Lutz will celebrate his bar mitzvah Saturday, May 11, at Temple Israel. He is the son of Jill Lutz and Dr. Michael Lutz and brother of Jeffrey and Bradley. His grand- parents are Annette Lutz and Sherwin Lutz, Marilyn Cherney and the late Fred Cherney. Attending Bloomfield Hills Middle School, David is interested in crafts, curling, pottery and computers. One of his most meaningful mitzvah projects was volun- teering to support the ALS Association. Call Ka.dima, to volunteer or find out how you can support people with mental illness-so they are not alone. Please call Howard SiMennen Daveloinnent Director, 248-539-8235. 15999 West 12 Mlle Road Southfield, MI 48078 BRIAN SYGIEL, • Complicated Cataract Specialists • No Stitch or needle cataract surgery • Glaucoma & diabetic eyecare • Experienced Lasik surgeons • Complete eye exams • Full service eye center (optical/contact lenses) • Emergencies welcomed Beaumont Medical Building 6900 Orchard Lake Rd., Suite 307 West Bloomfield (248) 855-1020 JEWISH NEWS CLASSIFIEDS 2002 42 12481 539-3001 Dana Lauren Rosenberg, daughter of Marla Flusty and Martin Rosenberg, celebrated her bat mitzvah at Havdalah services Saturday, May 4, at Temple Israel. Her proud grandparents are Sally and Norton Flusty and Linda and Michael Rosenberg. An honor student at Walled Lake Middle School, Dana likes dancing, water sports and music. One of her most meaningful mitzvah projects was volunteering at Farmington Hills-based JARC. Nicole May Rosenthal will celebrate her bat mitzvah on Saturday, May 11, at Congregation B'nai Moshe. She is the daughter of Barbara and Jeffery Rosenthal and sister of Daniel. Proud grandparents are Bernard and Rose Rosenthal and Joseph and Mildred Markulin. Nicole is a sev- enth-grader at Roeper School in Bloomfield Hills, where she excels in the creative arts pro- gram. She enjoys reading, golf and horseback riding. Her most rewarding mitzvah project was working with senior citizens at the Fleischman Residence in West Bloomfield. Nicole also recently donated 12 inches of her hair to Locks of Love as a mitzvah project. Danielle Brooke Schwartz will be called to the Torah as a bat mitzvah on Saturday, May 11, at Temple Shir Shalom. Her parents are Ronnie and Judy Schwartz. Her brother Brian, grandparents Nat and Geri Goldstone and Edward and Betty Schwartz will share in the simchah. Danielle is also the granddaughter of the late Phyllis Schwartz. An honor student at Walnut. Creek Middle School in Walled Lake, Danielle enjoys music, theater, dance, skiing, soccer, cheerleading and spend- ing summers in Wisconsin at the Olin- Sang-Ruby-Union Institute camp. Her favorite mitzvah project was working at Yad Ezra in Berkley. She plans to make donations to the M.K.• Gandhi Institute for non-violence and to Yad Ezra in Berkley. Suzanne Lorin Shlom will be called to the Torah as a bat mitzvah on Friday, May 10, at Temple Shir Shalom. She is the daughter of Lynn and Larry Shlom and granddaughter of Marion and Philip Shlom and Alice and .Don Nettnay. Great- grandmother is Anna Sholtis. Suzanne is an honor student at Berkshire Middle School in Birmingham. She enjoys playing bas- soon in the school band, playing drums and listening to music. For her mitzvah project, Suzie volunteered at an after- school latchkey program and continues to contribute to abused children's organizations. Allison Paige Singer celebrated her bat mitzvah at Temple Israel on Friday, May 3. She is the daughter of Amy and. Craig Singer. Her sisters Stephanie and Melissa and her grandpar- ents Deena•and - David Fishman and Lois and Milford Singer participated in the simchah. Her proud great-grand- mother is Belle Weingarden. Allison attends Bloomfield Hills Middle School. Her interests include snow- and water-skiing, windsurfing, dancing and forensics. She volunteered at Yad Ezra in Berkley as a part of her mitzvah projects. Marni Erin Velick, daughter of Marla and Kenneth Velick and sister of Joshua, celebrated her bat mitzvah at Temple Israel on Saturday, - - May 4. Her proud grandparents are Temmie and Don Velick and Idell Colish. An honor student at Warner Middle School in Farmington Hills, Marni likes water-ski- ing, wakeboarding and snowboarding. As a part of her mitzvah projects, she volunteered at Yad Ezra - in Berkley and donated to the Make-A-Wish Foundation. Casey Jenna Weiss will be called to the Torah as a bat mitzvah on Saturday, • May 11, at Congregation Shaarey - Zedek West Bloomfield, B'nai Israel Center. She is the daughter of David and Marla Weiss and sister of Jordan. Proud grandparents are Dorothy and Alex Kuhn and Serena Weiss. She is also the grand- daughter of the late Louis Weiss. Casey is an honor student at Hillel Day School of Metropolitan Detroit in Farmington Hills. She enjoys taking dance lessons and is volunteering with Farmington Hills-based JARC and the Friendship Circle. Out-Of-State James Lipshaw, a former Birmingham resident now of Indianapolis, Ind., will become a bar mitzvah on Saturday, May 11, at Congregation Beth-El Zedeck in Indianapolis. He is the son of Alene and Jeff Lipshaw. Proud grandparents are Baylee and Joseph Shulman of Franklin, Sher and Gilbert Franklin of Tucson, Ariz., Harold Lipshaw of San Rafael, Calif, and Murray Freed of Oak Park. Great- grandfather is Nathan Milstein of West Bloomfield. James enjoys attending Camp Ramah in Canada. A seventh-grader at Park Tudor School in Indianapolis, he plays baritone in the school band and lacrosse.