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Award Dinner Set
The Detroit Shin Award dinner,
Monday, May 5, at Congregation
Shaarey Zedek Southfield, will wel-
come home former Adat Shalom Rabbi
Danny Nevins as
the guest speaker. In
addition, fifth-year
Jewish Theological
Seminary canto-
rial student Ayelet
Piatigorsky will per-
form several pieces
of Ladino music in
Rabbi Nevins
celebration of the
Sephardic theme
at the JTS library
exhibit, the "Prato
Haggadah" on display
at Shaarey Zedek
through the end of
May.
The Shin Award
Ayelet
for dedication to
Piatigorsky
Conservative Judaism
and service to the
Jewish people will be awarded to Rob
and Rhona Fidler of Congregation Beth
Ahm, Sam and Janis Holcman of Adat
Shalom Synagogue, Richard and Eileen
Polk of Congregation Beth Shalom,
Joel and Ruth Shayne of Congregation
B'nai Moshe and Lester Satovsky and
Neil Satovsky of Congregation Shaarey
Zedek.
For reservations or information, call
the JTS office, (248) 258-0055.
Rabbi Nevins was appointed dean of
the JTS rabbinical school in New York
last year. He also teaches homiletics,
chairs the Department of Professional
and Pastoral Skills. Piatigorsky is the
daughter of Uruguayan immigrant
parents; her family were the only Jews
in a small logging town on the coast of
British Columbia.
New Program For Kids
Congregation Beth Shalom in Oak Park
has an innovative KinderReady pro-
gram developed for children who will
be 5 by Jan. 1.
KinderReady offers an age-appro-
priate kindergarten experience. The
curriculum includes Chicago Math,
Zoophonics and a literature-based
readiness program for reading.
Children will learn to write journals,
stories and to explore different hands-
on media in art and science.
The class will be taught by expe-
rienced, certified teachers. It will
offer academics in the morning and
enrichments with the option of an all
inclusive Hebrew program (developed
by the Beth Shalom Religious School
Director Bosmat Dovas), creative
movement, karate, art, science and
computers in the afternoon early and
after care is available from 7:30 a.m.-6
p.m.
The academic curriculum will be
developed for each child with a teacher
ratio of one to five.
For information, call Susan
Gartenberg, (248) 547-7970, ext. 234.
Award For Scouts
For the second consecutive year,
Venturing Crew 18, chartered to the
Jewish War Veterans Department of
Michigan, has been chosen as the
Venturing Crew of the Year by the
Clinton Valley Council of the Boy Scouts
of America.
Crew 18's activities revolve around
their themes of "Outdoor Adventure
and Community Service." The crew's
members attend the Frankel Jewish
Academy in West Bloomfield and
Detroit Country Day School in Beverly
Hills.
Venturing is the high school age,
co-ed program of the Boy Scouts of
America.
Remembering Genocide
The Annual Holocaust and Armenian
Genocide Commemoration will take
place at the McGregor Memorial
Conference Center, 495 W. Ferry Mall,
on the Wayne State campus in Detroit,
on Friday, May 2, beginning with regis-
tration at 9:30 a.m.
This year's program, "Child Survivors
of Genocide: A Comparative Approach:
will feature multimedia presentations
by Professor Joanna Michlic of Lehigh
University in Pennsylvania, Professor
Donald E. Miller of the University of
Southern California and Lorna Miller,
an independent researcher.
Topics include "The law Memory
of War': The Example of the Jewish
Children of the Otwock Orphanage
Recounting their Experiences" and
"Genocide Orphans of Armenia and
Rwanda: A Comparison of Armenian
and Rwandan Child Survivors."
The program will include a con-
tinental breakfast. Co-sponsors are
the Cohn-Haddow Center for Judaic
Studies; the Armenian Research Center
and the Voice-Vision Survivor Oral
History Archive at the University of
Michigan-Dearborn; and the Armenian
Studies Program at the University of
Michigan in Ann Arbor.
The program is free and open to the
public with reservations required by
Thursday, April 24: (313) 577-2679 or
e-mail aa2690@wayne.edu .