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Frankel Earns Butzel Award

Philanthropist and real estate developer
Stanley Frankel of Bloomfield Hills has
been named the recipient of Federation's
2004 Fred M. Butzel Award in recogni-
tion of his longstand-
ing service to the com-
munity.
Recognized as the
highest honor the
Detroit Jewish com-
munity can bestow
upon its leaders, "the
Butzel" will be present-
Frankel
ed to Frankel at the
combined annual
rrLeeting of the Jewish Federation and
the United Jewish Foundation 7:30
p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 21 at Adat Shalom
Synagogue.
A member of Federation's Board of
Governors since 1969 and longstanding
member of its executive committee,
Frankel serves as chair of Federation's
Joint Fiscal Oversight Council. He has
accompanied hundreds of Detroiters on
missions to Israel, and served as the
leader of Federation's first "Koach
Detroit" Mission to Israel and Eastern
Europe in 1985. He is a past president
of Federation's Young Adult Division as
well as the national United Jewish
Appeal's Young Leadership Cabinet.
Frankel is a long-time and generous
supporter of the University of
Michigan, recipient of the 2000
Distinguished Alumni Award of the
University of Michigan Business School
and a past chairman of the board of
trustees of the University of Michigan
Hillel.
Frankel holds the distinction of being
a second-generation Butzel awardee, fol-
lowing in the footsteps of his father,
who received the award in 1984.

A Sweet Celebration

Apples and Honey, an annual Ann
Arbor Jewish community event for fam-
ilies that celebrates the fall Jewish holi-
days, will take place on Sunday, Sept.
12, from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Jewish
Community Center of Washtenaw
County, 2935 Birch Hollow Drive.
Irwin Weingarten and Rachel
Portnoy, JCC board members, are the
co-chairs of this free program.
Participants will be able to taste apples
and honey, symbols for a sweet new
year. There will be children's activities,
shofar blowing and arts and crafts. New
to Apples and Honey this year will be
strolling entertainment, magicians, jug-
glers, a petting zoo and pony rides.

Clowns will be face painting and mak-
ing balloon animals as well as entertain-
ing guests. Israeli food and kosher baked
goods will be available for purchase
along with gifts and Judaica items.
A mezuzah ceremony to celebrate the
newly renovated JCC gym will take
place at 3 p.m. To register for Apples
and Honey, call-the Center, (734) 971-
0990.
Newcomers to the Ann Arbor area
and new members of the Jewish
Community Center of Washtenaw
County are invited to visit the special
Newcomer's Booth at Apples and
Honey.
The booth will offer information
about Ann Arbor and the Ann Arbor
Jewish community, gifts and coupons as
well as a chance to meet others who
have recently relocated to the area.
Members of the JCC and federation
boards will be welcoming newcomers.
To highlight Jewish organizations in
the community, paper cards will be
stamped for those new to the area at
each organization's booth. A special
Rosh Hashanah gift will be given to
those who have their card fully stamped.

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Holocaust Course Offered

Madonna University in Livonia will
offer the course "Holocaust: Issues and
Themes in the Genocide of European
Jewry" on Thursdays from 4 to 7 p.m.,
beginning Sept. 9.
The course will be team taught by Dr.
Leon Levitt, professor of management
and business ethics, and Joanne
Lumetta, library director.
A visit to the new Holocaust museum
and a survivor as a guest speaker are part
of the planned activities. This course is
available for both undergraduate and
graduate credit as well as for continuing
education.
Students may register by mail, fax, in
person or on the web at
vvwvv.madonna.edu
For information or to register, call
(734) 432-5400.

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