WHAT
ARE YOUR PICKS
for the BEST OF the JEWISH NEWS Readers' Choke Awards?

Our upcoming NOSH guide to dining
and entertainment will reveal the win-
ners of the BEST OF survey. From
corned beef to cocktails and bagels to
burgers, we want to know your favorite
places to grab a nosh, celebrate a
birthday dinner and hang out after

hours.
Please complete this ballot and mail,
fax or submit online to us by Aug. 30.
We'll publish your picks in this year's
NOSH, on newsstands Oct. 22. Include
your name, phone number and any
comments about your choices.

Name

Address

City

Phone

E-mail

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Or visit

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to vote online.

NOTABLE NOSHES

Traditional Jewish Favorites
Best bagel
Best matzah ball /chicken noodle
soup
Best eag-white omelet
Best seven-layer cake
Best deli
Best chaliah

Ethnic

Best Sushi
Best Thai
Best Middle Eastern
Best Italian
Best Greek
Best Mexican
Best Chinese restaurant'

Specialty
Best steak dinner
Bait ?pot for seafood
Best burger
Best brunch

Best breakfast
Best buffet
Best place for a power lunch
Best smoothie
Best salad
Best patio dining -
Best carryouf
Best bakery
Best low-cart) menu
Best early bird special
Best reason to drive
to Ann Arbor for dinner
Best reason to drive
to Windsor for dinner

Kid-friendly
Best place to take the kids for
Breakfast
Pizza
ice cream
Dinner
A birthdcy party

ON THE. TOWN 0.0 AFTER-HOURS

Best place to go for a cocktail
Best late , night coffeehouse _
Best wine list
Bt dessert menu
Best casino
Bet place to go dancing
Bes t Saturday night koNpot.
Best teen hangout
Be... movie theater-

Best live theater venue

New Team At Beth Ahm

At the May 26 installation of officers
and trustees, Congregation Beth Ahm's
incoming President Robert Steingold
announced that as the synagogue
searches for a new
rabbi, it has arranged
for Rabbi Aaron
Bergman to serve as
guest rabbi and
Professor Howard
Lupovitch as visiting
scholar.
Rabbi Bergman
Rabbi Bergman
will be officiating at
b'nai mitzvah, weddings and High
Holiday services. Rabbi Emeritus A.
Irving Schnipper will be available for
other pastoral needs.
Dr. Lupovitch will be davening
Shabbat services and, along with Rabbi
Bergman, will teach in Beth Ahm's
adult education program. Ronn Nadis
and Dr. Lupovitch
will chant the High
Holiday liturgy.
High school stu-
dents Jonathan Warsh
and Rebecca Zwickl
will help to create a
junior synagogue
board for older youth
Dr Lupovitch
with the goal of
enhancing youth pro-
grams.
Newly elected Beth Ahm officers are
Robert Steingold, president; Marilyn
Rice, first vice president; Andrew
Belsky, second vice president; Margo
Woll, third vice president; Charles
Kessler, treasurer; Phyllis Levin, record-
ing secretary.
The trustees are Sidney D.
Blackman, Esther Davidson, Shari
Friedman-Lesnick, Art Indianer, Ron
Jedwab, Jeffrey Kahan, Dr. Kenneth
Klein, Naomi Levine, Dr. Harris
Mainster, Ronn Nadis, Libby Newman,
Irving Nusbaum, Pat Sachs, Marvin
Tamaroff, Steve Traison, Howard
Wallach, Stacy Wallach, Marianne
Wildstrom, Jerry Zabel.

Landau Lecture Planned

The legacy of Rabbi Ezekiel Landau of
Prague (1713-1793), Torah scholar and
Jewish leader, will be the subject of a
lecture at Congregation B'nai Moshe
7:30 p.m. Tuesday, June 29.
The event is sponsored by the Kolel
Moshe Institute for Lifelong Jewish
Learning, B'nai Moshe's adult learning
program. Professor Howard Lupovitch,
Pulver Family assistant professor of
Jewish studies in the history department
at Colby College, Waterville, Maine,