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To Life!
Congregation Ahavas Israel in Grand
Rapids has been selected to receive a
Solomon Schechter Award for
Excellence in Synagogue
Programming from the United
Synagogue of Conservative Judaism.
Aaron L. Scheinker of Farmington
Hills has been accepted to the
Michigan College of Optometry at
Ferris State University in Big Rapids.
His undergraduate work was complet-
ed at Oakland University in Rochester
and he has a bachelor of science
degree in biology and a concentration
in pre-optometry. He is employed by
Dr. Fred Wiser, who has practices in
Walled Lake and South Lyon.
The Temple Israel Treasures affiliate in
West Bloomfield installed a new
board. The new officers are: president,
Ida Nathan; vice president, Alan
Nathan; treasurer, Caroline Miller;
financial secretary, Ethel Traurig; pro-
gram chair, Howard Green; recording
secretary, Lorriane Lotzoff; correspon-
ding secretary, Esther Ressler.
Delegates to the board include Harry
Erlich, Miriam Erlich, Frances
Finsilver, Manny Franklin, Ruth
Fuller, Louis Gabe, Jay Korelitz, Dr.
Sylvia Koss, Helen Levy, Doris
Lipson, William Miller, Henry (Bill)
Ross, Tillie Ross, Pauline Schwartz,
Rabbi Robert Scott, Estelle Seltzer,
Sharon Stern, Leonard Trunsky and
Bert Wember.
Dr. Steven Pollens, former Detroiter
of Kalamazoo, was honored by the
board of directors of the Michigan
Academy of Family Physicians as the
recipient of the 2005 Family Physician
of the Year for the State of Michigan.
Based on the success of Main North Lofts, Joseph Freed Homes is
building more lofts... more living, more shopping, more joy!
Main North Terraces is modern'joft living with cutting edge style featuring
dramatic curved walls, exposed duetwork, stained concrete floors, granite
kitchen counters, and much more. Our newest community features a private
fitness facility, indoor heated parking, and a gourmet and natural foods market.
Come in to take advantage of the best selection of lokunits and
pre-construction pricing! Visit our brand new Terraces model today!
Terraces — from the $230's with Penthouses from the $800's.
Close out pricing on Main North Lofts - only a few left from the mid
Daniel Levin of Huntington Woods
and Kimberly Spaulding of
Farmington Hills were among 12
graduates of Wayne State University in
Detroit inducted into the David
Mackenzie Honor Society. Levin
received two scholarships and majored
in finance. Spaulding was a presiden-
tial scholar and majored in elementary
education mathematics.
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Here's To
Henry Friedman
of West
Bloomfield won
first prize in the
professional cate-
gory at the
Michigan State
Fair Fine Arts
Competition. His
winning metal
sculpture is titled
Shofar.
Friedman
Gabriel Bolkosky of Ann Arbor has
produced his debut CD titled This
and That. The CD highlights the
violinist's classical and modern styles.
It is available through his Web site
www.gabrielbolkosky.com .
Julie Camden, formerly of
Birmingham of Carmel, Ind., made
the dean's list and the honor roll in
her first term of study at the Thomas
M. Cooley Law School in Lansing.
She is a graduate of Birmingham
Groves High School and Butler
University in Indianapolis. Camden
is the daughter of Edith Rubenfaer.
Linda Sterns of
White Lake will be
featured at a one-
woman show at the
Lawrence St.
Gallery, two blocks
south of Nine Mile
on the east side of
Woodward in
Ferndale. Her work
will be on display
through Oct. 2.
Dr. Earl K. Bogrow of Huntington
Woods received the Fellowship Award
from the Academy
of General
Dentistry at its
annual meeting.
The award is grant-
ed to dentists look-
ing to provide the
highest quality of
dental care by
remaining current
Bogrow
in their profession.
Bogrow completed
500 hours of continuing dental educa-
tion, passed a comprehensive written
exam and fulfilled three years of con-
tinuing membership with the AGD.