Weiner-Green

llison Elyce Green and Adam
Samuel Weiner were recently
married at Tam O'Shanter
Country Club in West Bloomfield.
Allison is the daughter of Bobbie and
Shel Green of West Bloomfield. Adam is the
son of Joshua Weiner and Laurel Scheidt of
Portage, Mich.
The couple reside in Portage, where
Adam is executive director of the Farmers
Alley Theater and Allison is a research
director at Western Michigan University.

Community Wide Teen
Volunteer Day!
Sunday, April 22

Registration opens at 11:45 am
Program will run 12:00 - 4:30 pm
for all 6th - 12th graders

Babcock-Licker

Drop off and Pick up:
Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit

indy and Howard Babcock of Royal
Oak announce the engagement of
-„,d their son Adam David to Samantha
Lynn, daughter of Debra and David Licker of
Pepper Pike, Ohio.
Mr. Babcock, grandson of the late Celia
and Louis Babcock, and Phyllis and Harry
Krause, earned his marketing degree from
Michigan State University He is a marketing
account manager in Chicago.
Ms. Licker, granddaughter of Zelda
Diamond and the late Herbert Diamond, and
Ellen and Milton Licker, earned her degree
in business administration from Fisher
College of Business at the Ohio State University and her law degree from DePaul
University. She is a real estate attorney in Chicago.
A New Year's Eve wedding is planned.

Pre-Registration Required
For More Information
wwwjservedetroit.org

Projects include (not limited to):
Gardening•Interaction with senior adults
Cleaning & painting
Hunger Seder at Yad Ezra •JARC
Downtown Detroit Projects

Questions:

Katie Fried
BBYO
248-432-5685,
kfriedObbyo.org

Horwitz 91st

n March 26, Mrs. Audree Horwitz
of Farmington Hills turned 91
years old. She stays active play-
ing bridge and dining out with friends and
family. She enjoys art, theater, good food and
good company. She celebrated this milestone
with her three children and their spouses,
her five grandchildren and their spouses,
and her eight great-grandchildren.

Jodi Gross
Adat Shalom
248-626-2153,
jgross@adatshalormorg

J-Serve is a community wide initiative thanks to:

Adat Shalom Synagogue, Akiva Hebrew Day School, ATID: Alliance
for Teens in Detroit, BBYO, BBYO Connect, B'nai Israel Synagogue,
Boy Scout Troop 364, Congregation Beth Ahm, Congregation Beth
Shalom, Congregation Shaarey Zedek, Congregation Shir Tikvah,
Detroit Jewish News, Frankel Jewish Academy, Habonim Dror, Hillel
Day School, JARC, Jewish Coalition for Service, JCC, Jewish Corn-
munity Relations Council, Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit,
Jewish Parents Institute, NCSY, NFTY, Motor City USY, Repair the
World, Summer in the City, Tamarack Camps, Temple Beth El,
Temple Israel, Temple Kol Ami, Temple Shir Shalom, and The Shul

Supported by grants from PANIM and
the Stephen H. Schulman Millennium Fund

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