Volunteer Corps Open
to Center Members;
Stratford Trip Mapped
The group services division of
the Jewish Center is accepting ap-
plications for the 1969 Summer
Teen Volunteer Corps.
Center members (special sum-
mer memberships acceptable) who
are entering at least the 10th
grade, will have the opportunity
to acquire new skills in working
with children and meeting new
people.
The hours and days of placement
are flexible and can be adjusted
to meet school and personal com-
mitments.
For information, call the group
services division. DI 1-4200.
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The Center is planning a trip to
Stratford. Ont., for the Stratford
Shakespearean Festival June 27-29
All interested tweens and teens
(7th-12th grades) are invited to call
the Jewish Center group services
division.
BBG to Link Volunteer
Efforts With BB Women
30—Friday, May 30, 1969
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Bnai Moshe Youth Commission and Son Bowling Tourney Sunday,
entire family 11 a.m. June 8 at the Bnai Moshe Chapel. Breakfast
and a three-game bowilng tourney
Major Park, Oak Park.
Hot dogs, drinks, prizes, relays, will follow at Melody Lanes. Tro-
baseball games, volley ball and phies will be presented.
badminton are on the program.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Landau are
chairmen.
01.L7L ti/tAt 4tep is attune.
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Bnai Moshe Talis and Tephilin
Club will hold its annual Father
Hillel Grads Visit Washington, D.C.
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Bliley Day School's ninth grade graduating class visits the office
of Congressman William S. Broomfield. With him are (from left)
standing: Ronald Schreiber, Philip Wolok, Rachelle Schnipper, Beth
Greenberg, Steven Margolin, Doron BarLevav, Daniel Arm, David
Arm, Devorah Eizikovic and Rebecca Dann. Seated are Mrs. Robert
Ellis and Mrs. Sol Dann. A visit to the U.S. Capitol and informal
meetings with key figures in the Senate highlighted the class trip to
Washington. The 10 teen-agers spent five days there, accompanied by
Mrs. Ellis, social studies teacher, and Mrs. Dann. Congressman
Broomfield arranged for the students to attend a House subcom-
mittee hearing on radio communication via space satellites. Other
government leaders whom the group met included Senators Edmund
Muskie, George McGovern, Charles Percy, Robert Griffin and Philip
Hart. The group toured famous Washington sites.
Announcements
May 19—To Dr. and Mrs. Lionel
May 19—To Mr. and Mrs. Pats
B. Katchem (Arlene "Penny" Feldman (Joan Miller), 23111 Sco
Moss), 21821 Gardner, Oak Park, tia, Oak Park, a daughter, Marla
a daughter, Robyn Ilise.
Renee.
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May 19—To Mr. and Mrs. Philip
REV. GOLDMAN L.
Kostoff (Marianne August), for-
merly of Royal Oak, now of Foun-
tain Valley, Calif., a son, Todd
Michael.
MOHEL
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353-5444
May 18—To Mr. and Mrs. Danny
Glickman (Rhoda Yura of Detroit),
of Silver Spring, Md., a son, Jona-
thaq Bruce.
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May 15—To Mr. and Mrs. Law-
Experienced Mohel
rence Katz (Ruth Weinberger).
Serving in Hospitals & Homes
25951 Stratford Pl., Oak Park, a
son, Matthew David.
544-2864
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May 12—To Mr. and Mrs. Alan
Howard Dorfman (Stephanie Sch-
Recommended by Physicians
watz), 10803 Hart, Huntington
RABBI
Woods, a son, Jonathan Marc.
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May 2—To Mr. and Mrs. Emery
J.
Weiss
(Elaine
Sneider), 27140
Expert Mae
Serving Hospitals and Homes
Marshall, Southfield, a son, Eric
LI 1-9769
LI 2-4444
Mark.
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April 24—To Mr. and Mrs. Sid-
ney M. Rosen (Judie Katz), former
Detroiters of Honolulu, a son,
I David Bradley.
MARSHALL
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Leo Goldman
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Dinner-Dance Slated
by Detroit Socialites
MOHEL
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Bnai Moshe Picnic, Bowling Tournament Set
$.1 will sponsor a family picnic for the starting with services, 8:30 a.m. in
Youth News
Bnai Brith Women and Bnai
Brith Girls of Metropolitan Detroit
will discuss ways and means to
combine volunteer effort for com-
munity projects and Bnai Brith
proarams. The first meeting will
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be held 8 p.m. Thursday at the
Two open house sessions will be
BBYO office. 18109 James Con-
held at Hillel Day School, 9-11 a.m.
zens.
Mrs. Allen Weitzman, president and 1-2:30 p.m. Wednesday. Par-
of Bnai Brith Women's Council of ents of prospective pupils will
Metropolitan Detroit, and Tobye watch a kindergarten and first
Bindes, president of Bnai Brith grade class.
Registration will be held all day
Girls of Metropolitan Detroit; have
invited their respective executive Wednesday for children who will
be
5 years old on or before Jan.
councils. chapter presidents and
chapter BBYO chairmen to attend. ;31. Thpse entering first grade are
Chairman of the evening will be •to be 6 years old by this date.
Mrs. Alan Nathan. Bnai Brith
The school offers e*ementary and
Women's District 6 BBYO chair- junior high education in Hebrew
man. and general studies from kinder-
ZAR CHARA IZH
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
garten through 9th grade. Rabbi
Simon Murciano, headmaster, and
Mrs. Robert Kale, principal of
general studies, will be available
for consultation during open house
hours. For information, call the
school office, 548-8224.
They Made
The Grade
MARTY LEVINSON, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Levinson of Birch
Ridge Rd., Southfield, was honored
by the Detroit Association of Phi
Beta Kappa at a special convoca-
tion admitting the top 2 per cent
of the Detroit area high school
graduates to membership. Marty,
who is graduating from Southfield
High School, will spend the sum-
mer on a kibutz in Israel and upon
his return will enter Wayne State
University. He is a graduate of the
Hebrew High School.
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Barbara Ann Robinson and Ruth
Ann Wilner were among area stu-
dents included into the Alpha
Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa of the
University of Michigan. They are
selected for "high attainments in
liberal scholarship."
Shaarit Haplayta's
Bond Event June 15
Joey Adams, comedian, will head
the program at the Israel dinner-
dance of Shaarit Haplayta, 6:30
p.m. June 15. in Temple Emanu-
El's social hall, it was announced
by Martin Rose, president. The oc-
casion, on behalf of Israel Bonds,
will mark Israel's anniversary.
Fred Ferber is chairman of din-
ner-dance committee. Associate
chairmen are Arnold Einhorn,
Leon Halpern, Dr. John J. blames,
Steve Oliwek and. Mrs. Leon Po-
powski. Abe Weberman is ticket
chairman and advance sales are
being handled by Jack Waksberg,
Martin Water, Arnold Einhorn and
Martin Rose. The floor committee
is composed of Larry Brenners,
Leib Diogenese, Gedale Elbaum,
Saul Goldman and Leo Simko.
For reservations call the Israel
Bond office, 352-6770.
Detroit Socialites will hold its in-
stallation dinner-dance 6:30 p.m.
June 8 at Northwood Inn.
Dancing will start at 9 for those
who do not wish to have dinner.
Music is by the G. & G. Orchestra.
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