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HMC Trains
New Docents

Please join the Jewish Academy
of Metropolitan Detroit for
an evening honoring donors to
the Jewish Education Trust of
the Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit.

The Holocaust Memorial Center
will begin its new docent training
session 10 a.m. Wednesday, June 19,
with an orientation. The center is at
6602 W. Maple Road in West
Bloomfield.
Docents will learn to guide groups
on walkincr tours through the
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HMC, explain
the exhibits and
interpret the history and lessons of
the Holocaust. Coordinating the
training program will be master
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docent Judy Miller, an HMC board
member and retired teacher.
Training sessions can be tailored
to meet participants' needs and per-
sonal schedules. Docent candidates
may complete the training at their
own pace. Once they have finished
the program, they may choose the
day or days on which they would
like to serve.
Pre-registration is necessary. For
information, call Selma Silverman,
(248) 661-0840.

Jewish Education Trust Donors

(in formation)

Eugene and Marcia Applebaum
Mandell L. and Madeleine Berman
Harold and Penny Blumenstein
Samuel and Jean Frankel
James and Nancy Grosfeld
Sheldon Sandweiss
Shiffman Family Day School Tuition
Assistance Fund:
Gary and Lisa Shiffman
Mon and Shari Kaufman
Ron and Ronda Ferber

Tuesday, May 28, 2002 • 7:30 p.m.
17 Sivan 5762

Marion and David Handleman Hall
D. Dan and Betty Kahn Building
Jewish Community Center of Metropolitan Detroit
Eugene and Marcia Applebaum Jewish Community Campus
6600 West Maple Road • West Bloomfield

Here's To...

Samantha Kalish of Farmington Hills
was awarded third
prize for the Three
Dimesional Art Award
in the 2002 high -
school student art
competition, sponsored
by the Farmington
Area Arts Commission.
She is an 11th-grade
Samantha
student at North
Kalish
Farmington High
School in Farmington
Hills.

(Adam) Rafi Martina, 17, of
Huntington Woods, a junior at
Detroit Country Day School in
Beverly Hills, took home top honors
in the 2002 Michigan History Day
competition held in Lansing. Having
won both his school and regional
competition, Martina represented the
7th district, competing with students
from across Michigan for state hon-
ors. Categorically, Martina won over-
all Best Entry for Michigan History
and Best Entry for Michigan History
Prior to 1865. He was also runner-up
finalist to compete in Washington,
D.C., for National History Day.

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Dessert Reception following Awards Presentation and Program

. Valet Parking

Put your face in the
hands of...
of 'fa SP a

For information, call 248-592-5263

Congratulations

to our wonderful Daughter

Michal Brin

Words cannot express how

proud we are of you.

May this be just the beginning

Every Monday...
2 for 1 European Facial

Call for Appointment

of your wonderful future.

"The best is yet to come"

We love you very much.

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630 N. Old Woodward • Suite 301
Birmingham, Michigan 48009

248.642.6787

www.glanczsalon.com

Love, Mom & Dad, Chanan,

Gavriel, Shoshana & Yochai

5/17

2002

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