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Glen Leads Beth Shalom
Congregation Beth Shalom honored
new officers of the congregation fol-
lowing Shabbat services on June- 19.
Rabbi David Nelson installed the
incoming officers.
New executive officers are Nancy
Glen, president; Richard Polk, exec-
utive vice president; Randy
Davidson, first vice president; Zieva
Konvisser, second vice president;
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Lynn Lipman, third vice president;
Richard Emmer, treasurer; _Glen
Pickover, secretary.
Installed as trustees were Joshua
Adler, Gail Elkus, Mandy Garver,
Rosalie Gold, Marcus Helman,
David Kirsch, Susan Lichterman
and Leonard Newman.
Gail Langer, immediate past pres-
ident, chaired the nominating com-
mittee. Committee members includ-
ed Ken Bernard, Barbara Goodman,
Eugene Greenstein, Darren
Hessenthaler, Michel Holtzman and
Jan Wanetick.
Gurwin Heads Sisterhood
Jill Gurwin, newly installed presi-
dent of the sisterhood, has been
involved in Temple Beth El since
she and her husband, Howard,
joined in 1997.
In 2002, they were honored for
their temple activities by receiving
the President's Cup and by being
named Mitzvah Models.
Serving with Gurwin will be vice
presidents, Patrice Phillips, Sandy
Beigler, Harriet Cooperman, Karen
Myerson, Denny Brown, Lois
Freeman, Susan Marks Goldsmith,
Renee Jablonski and Sandy Moss.
Other officers include Laurie
Nedelman, treasurer; Karen Hull,
assistant treasurer; Joan Halpern,
financial secretary; Barbara
Edelman, recording secretary; Lois
Freeman, corresponding secretary.
Named to serve on the board of
directors are music-liaison, Karen
Kaczander; YPS liaison, Karen
Lowen; Braille bindery liaison,
Debbie Canvasser; Family Circle
liaison, Debbi Chasnick; Marla
Canvasser, Cheryl Kerwin, Phyllis
Loewenstein, Joyce Meckler Miller,
Sandy Moss, Gail Posner, Cathy
Segel and Anne Weiner.
Serving on the nominating com-
mittee will be Patti Kommel, chair;
Wendy Bice, Jennifer Hollander,
Joyce Meckler Miller and Reesa
Potash.