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Deutsch Leads B'nai Moshe

Dennis B. Deutsch was installed as
president of Congregation B'nai Moshe
during Shabbat services on June 12.
Deutsch continues his presidency in the
steps of his late father, Alfred, and late
grandfather, Adolph.
Also installed were Ellen Kotler,
Alisa Peskin-Shepherd and Douglas
Zack, vice-presidents; Kerry Greenhut,
treasurer; Ruth Shayne, recording secre-
tary; and Jeffrey Diskin, financial secre-
tary. Newly elected and re-elected
board of directors Marc Berman, Barrie
Chaffkin, Steven Fine, Joel Grand,
Barry Kaufman, Michael Liebowitz,
Aaron Martin, Steven Mondrow, Elissa
Paul, Stewart Silverman, and Dan
Sperling were also installed.

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Forget someone's name?
Get frustrated when you can't always
remember things?

B'nai Moshe Sets Study

Congregation B'nai Moshe will offer a
variety of Torah study opportunities this
summer for adult learners through its
Kolel Moshe Lifelong Learning Institute.
These classes and special learning
events are open to the community. There
is a charge for most Kolel Moshe classes,
but some are offered free of charge.
Kolel Moshe will also welcome Colby
College history professor Howard
Lupovitch for a series of summer lec-
tures. On three Tuesday nights; starting
July 6, Professor Lupovitch will present a
three-part lecture series titled "Who
Killed Jesus? Defending Judaism Against
the Claim of Deicide." Each session will
examine a different historical period and
will be self-contained. Tuition is $10 per
lecture. Pre-registration is not required.
Kolel Moshe's continuing study series,
"Lunch and Learn on Yom Sheini," every
Monday at noon, will feature a study -ses-
sion with Rabbi Aaron Bergman on
"The Art of Marc Chagall" on July 12,
followed by a four-part series on "The
Role of Women in Judaism" taught by
Ruth Bergman beginning July 19 and
concluding August 9.
Each Monday noontime session is
self-contained and can be attended sepa-
rately. Tuition is $5 per session at the
door. Students may brown-bag a dairy or
parve lunch.
"How to Leyn Torah" will be taught
by Cantor Earl Berris Thursdays at 1
p.m. Advance registration is requested.
On most Sunday mornings this sum-
mer, from 10-10:45 a.m., Cantor Berris
will introduce a variety of Shabbat
melodies. The series is free.
B'nai Moshe will offer two free adult
study groups on Shabbat morning every
week.
For information, Nancy Kaplan,
(248) 737-1931.

DO YOU WANT TO IMPROVE YOUR MEMORY?

If your answer to any of these questions is "yes," then the Memory
Club is for you. You are invited to attend a unique program for
mature persons experiencing memory problems.

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IF YOU WANT TO MAKE A POSITIVE DIFFERENCE
IN YOUR LIFE, JOIN THE MEMORY CLUB!

Memory Training
Sessions

Regularly Scheduled
Field Trips

Memory-enhancing
Games - Music - Crafts

For more information, contact:
Shirley Jarcaig, MSW, CSW
Memory Club Coordinator
at JVS
(248) 233-4247

The Memory Club is brought to you by:
Jewish Home and Aging. Services
and JVS - Realizing Life's Potential

Volunteer Opportunities

Exercise Classes

In partnership with

The Agencies of the Jewish Federation

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Connecting People & Services

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