Bloom’s
KOL AMI TO FETE RABBI ROMAN
UPON RETIREMENT
presents
PASSOVER 2016
Call Shirlee Bloom to place your order!
248-914-1878
Rabbi Norman Roman
Temple Kol Ami’s half century of
achievements. The event will include
cocktails and hors d’oeuvres, a dinner
and a musical performance by Peri
Smilow, a singer, composer, educator
and activist. To sign up or for more
details, email igilbert@tkolami.org or
call (248) 661-0040.
The tribute book ad deadline for the
gala is April 15. For information, call
Nena Chudnof at (248) 701-6344 or
Jody Schottenfels at (248) 855-3380.
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AIPAC ACTIVISM AWARD
GOES TO UM HILLEL
BLOOM’S
Kosher Carry-Out and Catering
Orders to be picked up at 14800 Lincoln, Oak Park
Entrees
Herb Roasted 1/2 Chicken
8.99
ea.
Apple Honey 1/2 Chicken
9.99
ea.
Stuffed Marmalade Chicken
11.99
ea.
Grilled Chicken Breast
12.99
lb.
Crispy Boneless Chicken Breast
14.99
lb.
Baked Salmon
14.99
lb.
Lean Beef Brisket
T
he University of Michigan Hillel
earned AIPAC’s 2016 Duke
Rudman Leadership Award, the
organization’s highest honor to recognize
campuses leading in pro-Israel politi-
cal leadership and activism among its
student population and the larger com-
munity.
The award highlights Michigan Hillel’s
work to educate and mobilize students in
support of a strong U.S.-Israel relation-
ship. U-M had the largest delegation of
diverse student leaders in attendance.
Tilly Shames, executive director,
Michigan Hillel, said, “It was a very spe-
cial moment for our Hillel to be honored,
on stage in front of 18,000-plus people,
with cheers of ‘Go Blue!’ from the audi-
ence, for our pro-Israel work on campus.
I am so proud of our students — those
on campus today and those who came
before them — for their leadership and
for emphasizing the importance of the
America-Israel relationship.”
WolvPAC is one of U-M Hillel’s seven
student-led groups that comprise its
Israel Cohort. Developed by students,
the purpose of this group is to provide
students — regardless of their American
or Israeli political leanings — the oppor-
tunity to create tangible ties between
campus and Israel. This is done through
working with campus and community
leaders, as well as meeting with congres-
sional leaders.
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Door to Door Delivery Available
11.99
per portion
Whole Turkey
89.99
ea.
Turkey Gravy
7.99
qt.
Turkey Carving
7.99
ea.
13.99
lb.
Gefilte Fish
4.99
ea.
Chicken Soup
8.99
qt.
Side Dishes
Chopped Liver
U-M Hillel receives AIPAC’s top pro-
Israel campus award.
“Winning this award is an amazing
experience that acknowledges our hard
work on campus,” said Natalie Bloom, a
U-M junior and WolvPAC student leader
who spoke on stage accompanied by 20
U-M students.
“We have been able to lobby our
members of congress countless times,
making phone calls and sending emails
about issues regarding the U.S.-Israel
relationship, and to implement diverse
grassroots lobbying strategies. As a
result, the U-M pro-Israel community
has been able to defeat BDS [Boycott,
Divestment and Sanctions] twice on our
campus.”
Lynda Giles, chair, Michigan Hillel
board of trustees, said, “This award
recognizes the hard work of our student
leaders and staff team, bringing Israel
and Jewish life to campus in a meaning-
ful way every day.”
To support the mission and students
of U-M Hillel, visit michiganhillel.org.
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Matzo Ball
1.25
ea.
Potato Anna
8.99
qt.
Matzo Farfel Stuffing
8.99
qt.
Kishke with Gravy
2.99
ea.
Carrot Tzimmes
8.99
qt.
Grilled Vegetables
6.99
lb.
Turkey Stuffed Cabbage (6 pk.)
13.99
pk.
Beef Stuffed Cabbage (6 pk.)
13.99
pk.
Turkey Meatballs
13.99
doz.
Beef Meatballs
13.99
doz.
Fruit Compote
7.99
pt.
Charoset
6.99
pt.
Seder Plate
10.99
ea.
Potato Kugal
2.99
ea.
Matzo Kugal
2.99
ea.
Potato Kugal — 1/2 pan
35.99
ea.
Matzo Kugal — 1/2 pan
35.99
ea.
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Rabbi Norman T. Roman, Temple Kol
Ami’s senior rabbi, will become rabbi
emeritus in July. Since the rabbi joined
the temple in 1986, it has grown in
both size and stature. His knowledge
and love of Judaism, spiritual presence
and leadership have been at the fore-
front of Kol Ami for the past 30 years.
In honor of Roman’s retirement and
Kol Ami’s 50 years as a congregation,
several Golden Celebration events will
take place throughout the year.
A Golden Celebration Shabbat with
Rabbi Rick Jacobs, Union for Reform
Judaism president, will be held at 7
p.m. Friday, April 1. A second-night
seder is planned for 6 p.m. Saturday,
April 23. Also, a Golden Gala will take
place at 6:30 p.m. Saturday, May 21.
The events are open to the community.
The May 21 gala will pay tribute
to the rabbi’s three decades of distin-
guished service and commemorate
Complete Dinners Available 10 person minimum.
Don’t forget to ask about our Dessert and Passover Bagels
Please place order by April 12th.
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