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Jacob Louis
Charlip, son of
Naomi Charlip and
David Charlip, will
read from the Torah
as he celebrates
his bar mitzvah at
Temple Israel
Charlip
Saturday, May 19.
His grandparents
are Barbara and Michael Hechtman
and Marilyn and Barry Charlip and
his very proud great-grandmother is
Mollye Hechtman.
Attending Orchard Lake Middle
School in West Bloomfield, Jacob felt
it especially meaningful as a mitzvah
project to volunteer on a regular basis
at Friendship Circle in West Bloomfield.
Hannah Beth
Grossman will be
called to the Torah
as a bat mitzvah on
Saturday, May 19, at
Temple Beth El.
She is the daughter
of Steffy and Steve
Grossman
Grossman and
sister of Max. Her
grandparents are Bunny and Phyllis
Grossman, Joe and Sandy Glazer, Elaine
Plotkin and the late Morris Plotkin.
Hannah is a seventh-grade student
at Berkshire Middle School in Beverly
Hills. For her mitzvah project, she vol-
unteered at Yad Ezra in Berkley.
Lauren Nicole
Harwood, daughter
of Jeffrey and Debbie
Harwood, will be
called to the Torah
as a bat mitzvah on
Friday, May 18, at
Temple Emanu-
Harwood
El. She is the sister
of Erin. Her proud
grandparents are Bernie and Marilyn
Harwood. She is also the granddaugh-
ter of the late Elayne Harelik.
Lauren attends Norup International
School in Oak Park. Her most meaning-
ful mitzvah project was organizing a
drive to benefit the Michigan Humane
Society, raising a large sum of money
as well as many pet supplies, which she
personally delivered to the society.
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May 17 2007
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Jay Stephen
Hodess, together
with his family,
will celebrate his
bar mitzvah at
Havdalah services
Saturday, May 19, at
Temple Israel. He
is the son of Susan
and Ron Hodess and the brother of
Andy. His proud grandparents are
Barbara and Norman Bornstein and
Joyce and Joseph Hodess.
Jay attends Orchard Lake Middle
School in West Bloomfield. His most
meaningful mitzvah project was help-
ing raise awareness and funds for the
First Annual Friendship Circle Walk,
which he also participated in.
Rachel Ann
Hubert of Royal
Oak became
a bat mitzvah
Saturday, May 5,
at Adat Shalom
Synagogue.
Participating in the
service were her par-
ents, Charlotte and
Mark Hubert, and sister Lauren. Proud
grandparents are Barbara and Leslie
Hubert of West Bloomfield. Proud
great-grandparents are Sylvia and Jack
Goldberg of West Bloomfield.
Rachel is a student at Keller Middle
School in Royal Oak. Her mitzvah
projects included volunteer work with
Farmington Hills-based JARC.
Jordan Miller
McCoy of
Alexandria, Va., will
become bar mitzvah
at Beth El Hebrew
Congregation
in Alexandria on
Saturday, May 19. He
McCoy
is the son of Sharon
Miller-McCoy and
Davis McCoy of Alexandria. His
grandparents are James and Joyce
Miller of West Bloomfield, Turner
Williams of Virginia Beach, Va., and
the late Della Williams.
Jordan is a student at George
Washington Middle School in
Alexandria. He assisted in the restock-
ing of the new Shirlington library in
Arlington as his mitzvah project.
Hannah Elyse
Plotkin will
become a bat mitz-
vah at Temple
Emanu-EI on
Saturday, May 19.
She is the daughter
of Mary and Lowell
Plotkin
Plotkin and sister
to Sam. Sharing in
the simchah will be her grandmother
Elaine Plotkin. Hannah is also the
granddaughter of the late and beloved
Bernard Plotkin and the late Violet
and Lawrence Libby.
Hannah is a seventh-grade stu-