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BETH SHALOM PRESENTS ‘LET’S EAT OUT!’

Want an inexpensive way to enjoy a fabu-
lous feast at a reasonable price and make a
tax-deductible donation at the same time?
Join Congregation Beth Shalom at its
first Let’s Eat Out! event 5:30 p.m. Sunday,
Nov. 6. Participants will choose from
seven dinner menus that will be prepared
by Beth Shalom members. Each host is
providing a themed meal for six to 12
guests.
After dinner, all participants will gather
at Beth Shalom in Oak Park for a parve
dessert buffet. The cost of the dinner is
$36 per person, payable to Congregation
Beth Shalom.

Ilene and Neil Cantor of Huntington
Woods are co-chairs of the event.
The menus include O Sole Mio, an
Italian meal hosted by Bobbie and Joe
Lewis of Oak Park; Come Welcome the
Shabbos Queen, a traditional Shabbat
dinner hosted by Alicia and David Nelson
of Southfield; A Taste of Thailand, hosted
by Mandy Garver and Allen Wolf of
Bloomfield Township.
The others are Rise & Shine: Breakfast
for Dinner, hosted by Marie Slotnick of
Pleasant Ridge; a Mediterranean meal,
hosted by Elaine Webber and Barry
Chesterman of Huntington Woods;

Supper on the Seine, a French feast hosted
by Ilene and Neil Cantor of Huntington
Woods; and Farm to Table, highlight-
ing Michigan’s bounty, hosted by Laura
Hirschhorn of Huntington Woods.
All the meals feature wine, except for
Rise & Shine, which will include mimosas.
For more information about the menus,
contact Ilene and Neil Cantor at (810)
625-0842 or ilenecantor@gmail.com.
Reservations must be prepaid by Oct. 25
along with first, second and third meal
choices.
Reach the Beth Shalom office at (248)
547-7970 or cbs@congbethshalom.org.

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MIBB DINNER FETES
LONGTIME SUPPORTERS

NEW SOCCER FIELD

Frankel Jewish Academy held a dedication ceremony Sept.
23 for its new soccer field during the school’s weekly Town
Hall student-teacher gathering. Called the Partrich Soccer
Field and named after the benefactors who underwrote its
cost, the field was completed after nearly a year of work
and required more than 2,400 yards of topsoil and 11,170
yards of sod. Pictured at center are FJA Head of School
Rabbi Azaryah Cohen and benefactor Ross Partrich cutting
the ceremonial ribbon. The Partrich family, including wife,
Samantha, and their three children, are at the right of the
stairs.

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must be deposited in a single transaction. Maximum
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discontinued at any time. Deposits must be new
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Bank and Trust). A penalty may be imposed for
early withdrawals. At maturity, the CD will
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unless you instruct us otherwise.

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The Michigan Israel
Business Bridge (MIBB) will
hold its 2016 Ambassador
Awards Dinner 5:30 p.m.
Wednesday, Nov. 2, at the
Westin in Southfield. MIBB
will be presenting two
awards at the dinner along
with a special recognition of
economic partners.
The Chuck Newman
Impact Award will be pre-
sented to Michael Levine of
Pinckney. He is an engineer,
entrepreneur and inven-
tor with more than 60
patents and a supporter of
MIBB and its Educational
Foundation since Day 1.
The Volunteer of the Year
award will be presented to
Stan Meretsky, who began
his career in advertising.
He has owned McCullough

Corporation, a surplus
brokerage firm that works
with manufacturers around
the world, including Israel,
since 1992. He is a founding
member of MIBB, serving
on the board of directors
and as an officer.
MIBB will also rec-
ognize its Economic
Development Partners
including Detroit Regional
Chamber, Oakland County
Economic Development
and Community Affairs,
Ann Arbor Spark, Macomb
County Planning and
Economic Development,
the Right Place and the
Michigan Economic
Development Corporation.
Registration can be found
at www.bitly.com/
mibbawardsdinner2016.

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SUKKAH IN A CRATE!

Chabad of Greater Downtown Detroit’s sukkah, made
of a 40-foot open-top recycled shipping container from
Israel’s shipping company Zim, will be the site of a
music party from 9 p.m.-2 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 22, with
live music featuring DJ Benny de la Zona and guest
appearances.
Tickets are for sale at sukkahinthed2016.eventbrite.
com and include access to open bar, midnight Coney
bar, adult bouncy house and more. The cost is $15 at the
door, $10 online. The first 100 tickets are $5 until Oct.
16. For information, call (313) 744-3770.

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