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he Jewish Community
Relations Council of
Metropolitan Detroit has
announced its slate of officers and can-
didates to fill board of directors' seats.
The election will be held at Council's
annual meeting on June 12, which is the
final board meeting of the season, at the
Max M. Fisher Federation Building in
Bloomfield Township.
Todd Mendel has
been nominated to
serve his second year
as council president.
Vice-presidential
candidates are Beth
Applebaum, Richard
Node! and Judy
Rosenberg. Jeanne
Todd Mendel
Maxbauer is nomi-
nated as secretary
and Linda Finkel as treasurer.
Nominees slated for their first three-
year terms on the board of directors are:
Jeff Aronoff, Dr. George Blum, Andrew
Doctoroff, Herschel Fink, Sally Krugel
and Judi Schram.

Nominees slated for a second term
of three years on the board of direc-
tors are: Judge Maxine Berman, Harvey
Bronstein, Robert I. Brown, Jodi
Goodman, Adam Kaplan, Rabbi Joseph
Krakoff, Sharon Lipton, Rabbi Yechiel
Morris, Sandy Schwartz and Carla
Schwartz.
Suanne Dibble, Sharon Milberger and
Bert Schrieber have been nominated for
a one-year term on the board of direc-
tors.
Council Immediate Past President
Wendy Wagenheim served as chair of
the Council Nominating Committee.
Additional committee members were:
Eric Adelman, Adam Cohen, Elaine C.
Driker, Jeanne Maxbauer, Howard I.
Wallach and Betsy Winkelman.
Additional nominations for any elec-
tive office may be made by petition
signed by at least five qualified delegates
from council member organizations.
Only one nominee may be named in
each petition. Petitions must be deliv-
ered to the council office by May 29.

HMC Trains Docents
The Holocaust Memorial Center
Zekelman Family Campus in
Farmington Hills will hold its annual
training program for individuals wish-
ing to serve as docents.
Two identical orientation sessions
have been scheduled for adults with
daytime hours to give. The first will
take place Wednesday, May 14; the
second is scheduled for Wednesday,
June 25. Each orientation meeting will
begin at 10 a.m., and neither will last
longer than 90 minutes. Both meetings
will take place in the campus audi-
torium, 28123 Orchard Lake Road in
Farmington Hills.
A calendar of subsequent classes
will be decided upon by the group.
Judy Miller, HMC board member and
longtime coordinator of the docent-
training program, will preside at the
meeting.
Interested adults will learn to guide
groups on walking tours of the HMC
while explaining the exhibits and
interpreting the history and lessons of
the Holocaust. The complex includes
three distinct entities, namely the
Museum of European Jewish History,
the International Institute of the
Righteous and the Holocaust Museum.

Time has been allotted in the tours to
include all these areas and docent can-
didates will receive a script.
Individuals who began their train-
ing in prior years but who were unable
to complete the program due to per-
sonal situations are invited to return.
Advance registration is necessary for
everyone who plans to either the May
14 or June 25 orientation meeting.
Applications forms and further
information may be obtained in person
at the HMC or by calling Selma Lahr
Silverman, (248) 553-2400, ext. 12.

Examining The Bible
The Jewish Forum and the Michigan
Psychoanalytic Foundation will host
the Dr. Avivah Gottlieb Zornberg
Lectures Tuesday-Wednesday, May
13-14, at the Michigan Psychoanalytic
Institute and Society, 32841 Middlebelt,
Suite 411, Farmington Hills.
Tuesday, Zornberg will discuss "Black
Sun: Moses and Job:' Wednesday, the
topic will be "Letter From an Unknown
Woman: Joseph's Dream."
The charge is $18 per lecture; full-
time students, $10. Scholarship assis-
tance is available. Check the Web site
www.thejewishforum.org or call (248)
354-6415, ext. 2.