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proud grandmother is Hilda
Goss. She is also the grand-
daughter of the late Izaak and
Sonia Blechman and the late
Leonard Goss.
Ilana attends Hillel Day School
of Metropolitan Detroit in
Farmington Hills. One of her
mitzvah projects was volunteer-
ing at the Friendship Circle, help-
ing children with special needs.
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Daniel Isaac Hacker will be
called to the bimah on Saturday,
Nov. 12, as he celebrates his bar
mitzvah at
Temple Israel.
His parents are
Louise and
Brian Hacker
and his sister is
Alison. Sharing
the simchah
Hacker
will be his
grandparents
Thelma Marshall and Gladys
Hacker. He is also the grandchild
of the late Martin Marshall and
the late William Hacker and the
great-grandchild of the late Sara
and Alexander Weiss.
An eighth grade student at
Orchard Lake Middle School in
West Bloomfield, Daniel raised
funds for the Red Cross for relief
of Hurricane Katrina victims as
one of his mitzvah projects.
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12. He is the
son of Dr.
Susan
Sherman and
William
Hirschhorn
Hirschhorn
and brother of
Rebecca and Shoshana
Hirschhorn. His proud grandpar-
ents Morris and Frances
Sherman and Hilda Hirschhorn
will share in the simchah. He is
also the grandson of the late Leo
Hirschhorn.
Max is a student at Orchard
Lake Middle School in West
Bloomfield. He completed a spe-
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Adat Shalom clergy as his mitz-
vah project.
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Taylor Shea Novice will be
called to the Torah as a bat mitz-
vah Saturday, Nov. 12, at
Congregation
Chaye Olam.
She is the
daughter of Dr.
Fred and Jo-
Anne Novice
and sister of
Karlee and
Novice
Madison. She is
fortunate to
have both sets of grandparents to
share the special day, Samuel and
Magda Novice and Arthur and
Libby Udaskin.
Taylor is a student at Detroit
country day School in Beverly
Hills. Her favorite mitzvah proj-
ect was participating in the
SPARK program, where she had
the opportunity to spend time
with seniors at the Jewish
Community Center.
Jacob Edward Parnes, son of
Judy and Elliot Parnes, will read
from the Torah on the occasion
of his bar mitz-
vah at Temple
Israel Friday,
Nov. 11. He is
the grandson of
Ruth Parnes.
He is also the
grandchild of
the late Jack
Parnes
Parnes and the
late Sally and Edward Pacernick.
A student at Sashabaw Middle
School in Clarkston, Jacob found
it very meaningful to donate
funds to the Israel Guide Dog
Center for the Blind as one of his
many mitzvah projects.
Ryan Samuel Rosenfeld, son of
Sue Rosenfeld, will read from the
Torah on the occasion of his bar
mitzvah at
Temple Israel
Saturday, Nov.
12. His grand-
parents are
Beverly and
Robert
Rosenfeld.
Ryan is a stu-
Rosenfeld
dent at Orchard
Lake Middle
School in West Bloomfield.
Raising funds for Hurricane
Katrina victims was the mitzvah
project he felt was most mean-
ingful.
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