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The Detroit Jewish News, 2009-04-02

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Program includes a Pre-Seder
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FEDERATION'S WOMEN'S DEPARTMENT
2009/2010 SLATE

Jewish
Federation
of Metropolitan Detroit

WOMEN'S DEPARTMENT

The Women's Department of the Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit is proud to announce its Slate of Officers and Board members who will be elected and
installed at the 63rd Annual Meeting, scheduled for Monday, May 11, 2009, at 10:45 a.m. at the Prentis Jewish Apartments, Oak Park, Michigan. All women in the
community are invited to attend. Please call the Women's Department at 248-642-4260, ext. 181 for additional information.

The Chair of the Nominating Committee was Susie Pappas and the members included the following:

Stacy Brodsky
Carol Weintraub Fogel

Judy Kepes
Pamela Lippitt

Francine Newman
Terri Farber Roth

Ex-Officio
Susie Citrin and Sandy Schwartz

Nominated Officers

President

Campaign Vice - President

Susie Citrin

Norma Dorman

Marcie Orley

Education Vice-Presidents

Barbara Horowitz

Corresponding Secretary
Stacy Brodsky

Francine Newman

Recording Secretary
Gail Mayer

Designates to Board of Governors
Leah Trosch
Joan Chernoff Epstein

Nominated Board Members

First Three-Year Term Ending 2012

Amy Berlin
Lisa Brody
Lori Garon

Cookie Gonik
Cheryl Margolis
Jennifer Siegel
Susie Sillman

Second Three - Year Term Ending 2012

Jennifer Silverman
Leah Trosch
Jodi Weinfeld

Jodi Goodman
Gina Horwitz
Lilly Jacobson

Jodie Krasnick
Lisa Lis
Deena Lockman

Francine Newman
Julie Sosin
Suzi Terebelo

New Advisory Service Council Members

Debbie Balkin
Annie Cohen

Kathleen Wilson Fink
Roberta Madorsky
Anita Naftaly

Phyllis Subar
Carol Zamler

Re-nominated for Advisory Service Council

Dods August
Joyce Blum
Paulette Borin
Ruth Broder

Barbara Cook
Fran Gold
Micki Grossman

Susie Jacob
Sybil Jones
Linda Lee
Terran Leemis

Susan Marwil
Beverly Peterman
Marta Rosenthal

Roz Schiff
Joyce Sherman
Evelyn Silverman
Barbara Tukel

In accordance with the Federation's Women's Department Bylaws, Article IX, Sections 1

Jeannie Weiner
Beryl Winkelman
Linda Zlotoff

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3:

Section 1* Elections shall take place at the Annual Meeting of the Women's Department membership.

Section 2: Notification of the Annual Meeting shall include the slate to be presented for election. The slate shall also be made a matter of public notice to the membership at least
thirty (30) days prior to the date of the Annual Meeting.

Section 3: Additional nominations may be made by petition, signed by twenty-five (25) members of Women's Department and submitted at least one (1) week prior to the Annual
Meeting, provided that such nominees have consented to serve if elected.

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April 2 2009

— Moshe Feiglin

gious candidates are emerging with
the same goals, but through differ-
ent political strategies. Nonetheless,
Feiglin has shown signs that he
could possibly bond Israelis togeth-
er under an umbrella of faith-based
leadership.
"He's obviously making connec-
tions with Israelis beyond people
aligned with traditional religious
Zionism, and I think the right
inspirational leader could do it,"
Nadel said.
Feiglin said what separates him
from other candidates of religious
parties is having a single focus on
leading the entire nation, not just a
particular sector or narrow agenda.
And he makes no apologies for
his faith or appeal to the common
Israeli.
"The only thing I fear is God and
maybe a little bit my wife" he said
of Tzippy, with whom he enjoys five
children.
But even those who agree philo-
sophically aren't yet sold on his
experience or political tempera-
ment.
"What I need to know is that
if he wins an election, what will
he do the next day to keep the
country going?" said Jack Zwick of
Southfield.
"There's an economy to run, seri-
ous foreign policy issues to tackle,
and I'm concerned that without
those details it could scare voters
away."
Feiglin said he gave merely an
introduction to the movement and
that detailed plans on education,
security, and the peace process are
expressed at www.jewishisrael.org .
"I'm very, very happy, inspired
and ready to go ahead because I
feel very strongly that the average
Israeli is ready for that revolution,"
he said. ``Without Jewish Zionism,
Israel will simply crumble and it's
all our responsibility not to let that
happen." 7_1

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