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of the late Joseph Steingold.
An honor student at Warner Middle
School in Farmington Hills, Eric enjoys
skiing, snowboarding, golf, computers
and spending summers at Camp
Walden in Cheboygan. Among his
mitzvah projects, he entertained seniors
at the Fleischman Residence in West
Bloomfield, volunteered at Shaarey
Zedek's Camp Betman and worked
with JARC residents on the Empty
Bowl Project.

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our child

Budding artist,

Storytime enthusiast

Frequent visitor to classroom
Writing Center

Wants to go on an undersea adventure.

Doniele Miriam Traurig (Doniele
Miriam) and Arianne Leah Traurig

(Feige Raizel) will become b'nor mitz-
vah at
Congregation
Shir Tikvah
Saturday
Nov. 2. They
are the
daughters of
Diane
Weisman -
Traurig and
Henry M.
Traurig. The
proud grand-
parents are
Moe Traurig,
Ruth Traurig
and Marvin
Arianne and Doniele
Weisman, all
Traurig
of West
Bloomfield.
Doniele is a student at Eaton
Academy in Birmingham. She is inter-
ested in Jewish learning, athletics, travel
and working with young children.
Assisting an autistic child in speech
therapy has been her mitzvah project.
Annie is a student at the Detroit
Waldorf School in historic Indian
Village. She enjoys literature, spending
time with friends and young children.
Her mitzvah project was volunteering
time at Hadassah House in West
Bloomfield, stuffing, dressing and
sewing dolls for sick children.
Doniele and Annie are four years
apart, yet they are so close, they have
chosen to celebrate their b'not mitzvah
together.

Out of State
Bar/Sat Mitzvah

The bar mitzvah ceremony of
Alexander Mario Sevy of Alpharetta,
Ga., was held Saturday, Aug. 24, at
Congregation Or VeShalom in
Atlanta, Ga. He is the son of Jerry
and Renee Sevy, formerly of Detroit,
and brother of Julia, 14, and Shane,
4. He is the grandson of Flora Sevy
of Miami, Fla., and the late Mario

OPIGINOU1E

Your child is one-of-a-kind. Discover the only educational experience as unique as your child at
The Detroit Country Day School Open House, November 10, 2002, 1-4 p.m.

DETROIT COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL

NOVEMBER 10, 2002 • FOR MORE INFORMATION: 248-646-7717 • WWW.DCDS.EDU

In concert at
Adat Shalom Gvnagove
for Children 8r- their Families

TRUNK
SHOW!

NOVEMBER 17

5:15 dinner 6:00 -concert

Canada's hottest children's entertainers put music into
the hearts of millions of children around the world.

Hand Painted Silk
Gowns & Dresses

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stars of Canadian television

30°A OFF

Rose Taft Gowns
Skinz Designs
Elana Knits
Victoria Royal
St. John Knits
Teri Jon

CONCERT TICKETS:
$4 - Advance tickets

$s - Admission at the door

DINNER:

One Week Only!

MUST PRE-REasTraR BY MONDAY,

(previous sales excluded)

NOVEMBER 11. $6 PER PERSON

suruurs

NO WALK-INS ACCEPTED

Choice of roll-up sandwich:
PB 8r 3, Tuna, Egg Salad

Call Denise at Adat Shalom Synagogue
for dinner reservations. and concert
tickets, (248) 851-5100.

Visit Judy and David at: wwwjudyanddavid.com

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6363 Orchard Lake Road
248.626.7470
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