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JTS Gala

Dinner to honor
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Friday Night Live!

Brazilian jazz pianist Heloisa Fernandes performs original
compositions with delicacy, driving rhythm, elements of dance
and playfulness. Rivera Court, 7 & 8:30 p.m.

Family Sundays

Puppeter Tom Lee demonstrates the history of Japanese
puppetry styles bunraku and kuruma ningyo and their influence
on western culture. Lecture Hall, 2 p.m.

Dr. Michael and Norma Dorman

Barry Levine

Sunday Music Bar

Michael Chikuzen Gould performs on the shakuhachi, a Japanese
flute made of bamboo. Kresge Court, 1-4 p.m.

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Herb and Janet Pont

Bobbie and Joe Lewis

FINAL DAYS!

77th Annual Detroit Public Schools Student Exhibition,

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Let Me Show You What I Saw: American Views on
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he Jewish Theological
Seminary (JTS) will honor
leaders from Metro Detroit
Conservative congregations at a gala
dinner at 5:30 p.m. Thursday, May
29, at Adat Shalom Synagogue in
Farmington Hills.
A preeminent institution of Jewish
higher education, JTS integrates rigor-
ous academic scholarship and teaching
with a commitment to strengthening
Jewish lives and communities through-
out the world.
Some 41 JTS alumni currently live
in Michigan and serve as rabbis, can-
tors, Jewish educators and lay leaders.
An additional 11 local educators have
received advanced training in using
new curriculum and work at Hillel Day
School, the Frankel Jewish Academy
and area afternoon religious schools.
Funds raised from the event will go
for scholarships for students in JTS's
five schools.
The Shin honor will be awarded to
outstanding individuals who embody
commitment to Jewish education and
synagogue life. This year's recipients

are Dr. Michael and Norma Dorman
from Adat Shalom, Barry Levine from
Congregation B'nai Moshe, Joe and
Bobbie Lewis from Congregation Beth
Shalom, Herb and Janet Pont from
Congregation Shaarey Zedek, Mark
and Ruth Webber from B'nai Israel
Synagogue, and Tim and Sara Zivian
Zwickl from Congregation Beth Ahm.
In addition, Beverly Baker will
receive JTS's Kotel HaKavod honor on
behalf of the Morris and Beverly Baker
Foundation for the foundation's lifetime
achievement.
The guest speaker at the dinner will
be Marc Gary, executive vice chancellor
and chief operating officer of JTS.
Beth Shalom and B'nai Moshe will
honor the Lewises and Levine respec-
tively during Shabbat services on May
10. Beth Ahm will honor the Zwickls
on Saturday, May 17, and Adat Shalom
will pay tribute to the Dormans on
May 24.
For information or reservations for
the award dinner, call the Detroit JTS
office at (248) 258-0055 or go to www.
jtsa.edu/Detroit2014 .

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