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SERVING THE
COMMUNITY
FOR 70 YEARS

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COUNCIL THRIFT SHOPS

3297 West 12 Mile Road
Berkley, 48072
(248) 548-6664

Store Hours
Drop Off Hours

1221 East Lincoln
Royal Oak, 48067
(248) 542-2600

9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Monday - Saturday
9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Monday - Saturday

Proceeds benefit our community service programs

rot more information call

(248) 355-3300

We

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with gout donations of furniture-clothing, etc.

Donations are tax deductible to the extent allowed by the law.

E-mail: ncjwesg@speedlink.net

Website: www.ncjwgds.org

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10:0(.) a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

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Ticket price (It door- $3Q.00

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Call Siizi Malach for tickets (248) 661-0567
or tickets available at Terriple Israel (248) 661-5700

Adat Shalom Honors Cooks

Adat Shalom Synagogue will pay trib-
charities in Michigan and Israel. He is
ute to Jerry and Barbara Cook, Jewish
a partner with the law firm of
Theological Seminary of America
Honigman, Miller, Schwartz and
honorees, at Shabbat services,
Cohn LP and chair of the firm's asso-
Saturday, May 18.
ciate development committee.
The Cooks will be presented with
One of the Cook's children, Cheryl
the Shin award at the JTS gala on
Cook, received her master of arts
Thursday, May 30.
degree in
The Cooks are
Judaic
native Detroiters.
Studies at
Barbara, a full-time
JTS and her
Jewish volunteer, is
master of
a past president of
social work
Adat Shalom
degree from
Synagogue and
Columbia
chairs committees
University,
at the Jewish
both in New
Federation of
York,
Metropolitan
through the
Detroit: the
joint JTS-
Detroit Activities
Columbia
Jerry and Barbara Cook
Committee, the
program.
Hillel Consoritum
Adat
and the Women's Division Leadership
Shalom members serving on the local
Forum. She is a board member of the
JTS board include Gerald Byer,
Max M. Fisher Foundation and a past
Herman and Pauline Canner, Carol
executive director of Congregation
Weintraub Fogel, Alan Kaufman, Paul
Beth Shalom.
Magy, Bobbie Miller, Allen Olender,
Jerry was an officer and board
Robert Schostak, Gary Shiffman,
member of Adat Shalom, chaired the
Jeffrey Supowit and Larry Wolfe. In
membership committee and served on addition, Alan Kaufman, Paul Magy
the synagogue's caring community
and Robert Schostak serve on JTS
committee. He is a board member of
national board of overseers for List
the United Jewish Foundation of
(undergraduate) College, the rabbini-
Metropolitan Detroit and a member
cal school and the Davidson Graduate
of the Federation Culture and Group
School of Education, respectively.
Services Division. He also served as a
Adat Shalom has Robert Gamer,
national board member of the
Jason Miller and Marsha Tilchin
Foundation for Conservative
among the students from our commu-
(Masorti) Judaism in Israel.
nity studying at JTS.
Jerry is the trustee of the Ben Teitel
For information or reservations for
Charitable Trust, established by his
the JTS gala, call the Detroit office,
late uncle, Ben Teitel, to assist Jewish
(248) 258-0055.

Beth Ahm Hosts
Cub Scout Troop

Aish Offers
Hebrew Class

Congregation Beth Ahm hosted an
organizational meeting in April to
start a Cub Scout troop. Another
informational meeting is scheduled
for June 5, open to anyone regardless
of synagogue affiliation.
The youngsters will go to Detroit
Comerica Park to participate in New
Scouts Day, when new Cub Scouts
are invited to the ballpark before the
game and given the opportunity to
walk the bases. Other upcoming
activities include a scavenger hunt at
Greenfield Village in dearborn.
For information, call the office of
Beth Ahm, (248) 851-6880.

Aish HaTorah will run a crash course in
Hebrew reading beginning May 20.
The course will be for five consecutive
weeks; each class will be 1.5 hours long.
The course is for anyone who
would like to be able to read prayer-
book Hebrew; it would also be help-
ful to those with an upcoming family
celebration such as a bar/bat mitzvah
or bris or anyone planning a trip to
Israel since it is taught with the
Sephardic pronunciation common in
Israel.
Dr. Joel Zacks will teach the class.
For information or to register, call
Aish HaTorah, (248) 593-5138.