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Alyssa Hannah Indenbaum,
daughter of Leslye and Michael
Indenbaum
and sister of
Shoshana and
Lily Anne, will
be called to the
Torah as a bat
mitzvah at
Congregation
Shaarey Zedek
Indenbaum
Southfield on
Saturday, Dec.
3. She is the loving granddaugh-
ter of Valerie and the late Samuel
Indenbaum, and Andrea and Joel
Silberg.
Alyssa is a seventh-grader at
Bershire Middle School in
Beverly Hills. She will continue
participating in the annual "It's A
Mitzvah Day," which she has
enjoyed over the past two years.

Rose Julianne Mardit will cele-
brate her bat mitzvah as she is
called to the Torah Saturday, Dec.
3, at Congregation Beth
Shalom.. Sharing in the joy of
the simchah will be her parents,
Paula and Barry Mardit, her sis-
ter Molly and her proud grand-
mother Lorraine Schwartz. Rose
is also the granddaughter of the
late Sidney
Schwartz and
the late Rose
and Benjamin
Mardit.
Rosie is a
student at
Norup Middle
Mardit
School in Oak
Park, She is
especially proud of her mitzvah
project, spending Sunday morn-
ings volunteering at Yad Ezra in
Berkley.

Victor Gregory Kaufman, son
of Angelina and Boris Kaufman,
will celebrate his bar mitzvah as
he reads from the Torah at
Temple Israel
on Saturday,
Dec. 3. He is the
brother of Paul,
Stanley and
Christine and
Michael.
Sharing the
simchah will be
Kaufman
his grandmoth-
er Fira Berman. He is also the
grandchild of the late Polina
Polikashin and the late Gregory
Kaufman.
Victor attends West Hills
Middle School in Bloomfield
Hills. He felt it was especially
meaningful to volunteer at Yad
Ezra in Berkley as part of his
mitzvah projects.

Jamie Michelle Saks, daughter
of Marianne and David Sacks,
will celebrate her bat mitzvah at
Temple Israel during Havdalah
services Saturday, Dec. 3. She is
the sister of Michael and the
grandchild of Deborah and Dr.
Martin Karp and Marlene and
Stephen Sacks. Her proud great-
grandmothers are Rose Bohm
and Helen
Sacks.
Jamie
attends West
Hills Middle
School in
Bloomfield.
Hills. Among
her many mitz-
Saks
vah projects,
she felt hand
making bracelets that were sold
to raise funds for the Hurricane
Relief Fund to be the most mean-
ingful.

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In an attempt to keep the notices that mark youth on their path
to maturity meaningful yet brief, we have decided to change the
items to include.
We have eliminated the reference to the school "honor" rank-
ing because it differs from school to school. Since mitzvah proj-
ects have increased, we ask that only one be selected to be repre-
sentative of tzedakah.
Thank you for your adherence to these changes.

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