Mazel Toy! B'nai Mitzvah from page 67 Cater in g 5200) (Instn. older When the occasion Calls for celebration, call our Haagen-Dazs "Create your own Sundae" Bar Let Haagen-Dazs ofTwelve Oaks Mall and Somerset Collection cater your next event. Experience Haagen-Dazs ice cream treats, sundaes, ... and ice cream bars. Sundae bars are complete with Haagen-Dazs carts, delivery, set-up, and full-service. Haagen-Dazs 't- products are made with only the finest ingredients using no preservatives or artificial flavors, stabilizers, emulsifiers, additives or colors. Alexander Michael Weiss will celebrate his bar mitzvah at the Birmingham Temple in Farmington Hills on Friday, June 1. He is the son of Kelli and Alexander Eric Weiss and the Weiss grandson of Eileen and the late Walter Herbach, Bernice and the late Eugene Weiss. He is also the great-grandson of the late Ida Cousens. Alex is in seventh grade at Abbott Middle School in West Bloomfield. For a mitzvah project, he found it mean- ingful to volunteer his time at Regent Street, an assisted living facility in West Bloomfield, where he worked with the aged on a weekly basis. Chelsey Nicole Weiss will celebrate her bat mitzvah at the American Center in Southfield on Saturday, June 2. She is the daugh- ter of Kelli and Chelsey Weiss Eric Weiss and the granddaughter of Eileen and the late Walter Herbach, Bernice and the late Eugene Weiss. She is also the great-granddaughter of the late Ida Cousens. Chelsey is a seventh-grader at Abbott Middle School in West Bloomfield. In honor of her 13th birth- day, Chelsey felt it meaningful to make a monetary donation to the Make-A- Wish Foundation. Call now for your Haagen-Dazs ice cream sundae bar with Haagen-Dazs cart Holiday Parties...Bar/Bat Mitzvah Parties... Employee Appreciation...Tenant Appreciation... Graduation Parties...and Birthday Parties Haagen•Da* Call Carl at (248) 761-0187 or email: dazs788@sInglobal.net 68 May 31 • 2007 Wishnivetski Isabella Hannele Wishnivetski together with her parents, Maya and Leon Wishnivetski, and brother Eli, will celebrate her bat mitzvah at Havdalah services Saturday, June 2, at Temple Israel. Isabella attends Warner Middle School in Farmington Hills. She helped at Gleaners Food Bank in Detroit and felt that was an especially meaningful mitzvah project. More B'nai Mitzvah • Congregation Shaarey Zedek Southfield — Sophie Mendel, daughter of Soozan and Todd Mendel; Austin Goodman, son of Nelly and Michael Goodman (Saturday). • Temple Emanu El Erica Klevons, daughter of Barbara and Russell Klevons (Friday). • Temple Beth El Nancy Fortier adult bat mitzvah (Saturday); Spencer David Freeman, son of Stefany and Gary Freeman (Saturday evening). • Congregation Shir Tikvah — Amy Goldberg, daughter of Peter and Anne Goldberg (Saturday). - — — Interfaith Ties Explored Allan Gale, associate director of the Jewish Community Relations Council of Metropolitan Detroit, will lead a discussion on interfaith relations in the community on Friday, June 22, at Congregation Beth Ahm. Beth Ahm's Shabbat Limud series is a monthly Friday night of davening, dining and learning. All are welcome. Daven at 6 p.m., dine at 7 and hear the speaker at 8:15. There will be a separate Tot Shabbat service and child care provided. Dinner cost is $20; children ages 4- 12, $12; children 3 and under are free. Beth Ahm is located at 5075 W. Maple, West Bloomfield. RSVP to Beth Ahm at (248) 851- 6880 or e-mail Executive Director Tessa Goldberg, director@cbahm.org. Leading Ambassadors The Tuesday, June 19, installation lun- cheon of the Ambassadors of Temple Beth El will mark the beginning of Lois Freeman's 10th year as president. Freeman is also co-chair of the Brick Campaign, co-head usher, sister- hood corresponding secretary and a board member of the synagogue at 7400 Telegraph, Bloomfield Township. Other officers to be installed are Sybil Hoffman, first vice president; Elaine Brockman, second vice presi- dent; Jeannette MacWilliams, record- ing secretary; Laura Wise, correspond- ing secretary; Gordon Seedberg, trea- surer; Renee Jablonski, program chair. Renee Jablonski and Phyllis Kaplan will serve as installing officers for board members Harriet Burnstein, Abe Eigel, Stephen Fox, Marcia Harris, Phyllis Kaplan, Doris Kushner, Phyllis Marks, Rolly Rogers, Ann Schonberg, Zelma Sussman, Regina Weiss, William Weiss and Rose Werney. Following lunch, Pete Matejcik of the Bloomfield Township Police Department will provide safety tips. Cost of the noon luncheon is $10 for members and $12 for guests. RSVP by June 14: Doris Kushner, (248) 352- 5882, or Regina Weiss, (248) 661-5001.