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AMANDA D. KANTER

New BBYO Officers

Michigan Region AZA and BBG
chapters recently elected new regional
officers for the 2005-2006 program
year.
The new AZA executive council
includes Jeffrey Colvin, 16, of West
Bloomfield, president; Eric Berlin, 17,
Farmington Hills, vice president/pro-
gramming; Michael Taub, 15,
Farmington Hills, vice president/
membership; Mitchell Adler, 15,
Farmington Hills, Judaic program-
ming officer; Alex Hoffman, 16,
Farmington Hills, treasurer; Seth
Strasberger, 15, Farmington Hills, sec-
retary; Zachary Colman, 16,
Bloomfield Hills, newsletter/yearbook

editor; and Jon Wright, Jr., 17, West
Bloomfield, former president.
BBG officers are: Jennie Beitner, 17,
West Bloomfield, president; Ashley
Schwartz, 16, West Bloomfield, vice
president/programming; Dana
O'Neill, 16, West Bloomfield, vice
president/membership; Blair Schwartz,
17, West Bloomfield, Judaic program-
ming officer; Jaclyn Schwartz, 16,
Farmington Hills, treasurer; Danielle
Bluford, 16, West Bloomfield, secre-
tary; Nikki Horn, 16, West
Bloomfield, newsletter/yearbook edi-
tor; and Katie Blender, 18, Beverly
Hills, former president.

We wish you continued success,
good health and joy in all you do
and at Kalamazoo College!

6veyou,

BBG officers, from
left, rear: Blair
Schwartz, Danielle
Bluford, Jackie
Schwartz, Dana
O'Neill, Ashley
Schwartz, Nikki
Horn. Front: Katie
Blender and Jennie
Beitner.

Mom, Dad and Steven

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Max Braverman

From Hillel to the
Jewish Academy to
MSU/Lyman Briggs.

AZA officers, from l
rear: Alex Hoffman,
Eric Berlin, Michael
Taub, Seth Strasberger,
Mitchell Adler, Zachary
Colman. Front: Jeffrey
Colvin and Jon Wright,
Jr.

Congratulations on your
high school graduation.
You have always
made us so proud!

IP Love Always,
Mom, Dad and Nicole
Charlotte, Jeff and Jamie, Grandma Ida & Papa Ray

it'. Buster, Woodie & Scottie

The Scene

Carnival For Cans

Hillel of Metro Detroit (HMD) is hold-
ing a "Carnival for Cans" at and benefit-
ing Yad Ezra, the kosher food bank in
Berkley.
The event will be 5-8 p.m. Sunday,
June 5, with admission $8 for adults
and $6 for children who bring a canned
or dried food donation, or $2 more per
person without a donation.
The carnival will include a moon
walk, dunk tank, duck pond, ring toss,
games designed to educate the commu-
nity about Yad Ezra, kosher hot dogs,
hamburgers, popcorn, cookies, soft
drinks and a raffle.
HMD students are soliciting dona-
tions for raffle prizes and kosher food

donations. Event chair Leah Mondroe
came up with the idea last year.
For information, contact Lesley
Zwick, (313) 577-3459 or
hillelpd@wayne.edu.

`Havdallah Re-Plugged'

Adat Shalom Synagogue is sponsoring a
young adult party 10 p.m. Saturday,
June 4, after Shabbat ends.
The "Hawinllah Re-Plugged" event
will feature music, dancing and a cash
bar. There is a $5 cover charge.
To RSVP, call Jessica Hancock at the
synagogue, (248) 851-5100 or e-mail
jhancock@adatshalom.org .

CONGRATULATIONS
Michael!

We are so proud of you and all
your accomplishments. Wishing
you a lifetime filled with good
1 health, happiness and much
success. GO BLUE!

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We love you,
Mom, Dad and Megan

5/26

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