.
- zepolomalkwoortjoomgam_
z
.,
_oto
0
mK)aw-liatvPagcalecom ->amegf
o
_
,
News
-
THE - DETROIT JEWISH' HEWS', '
Fritleri-Noveralier!ltk471- :--.17
BBYO Weekend
V~hit c e _Etexliamts • for Sale by-YI Teens
isii;--Weekend - of Oct. 29-3 your,4rail*eiTIODIteld
a cifa:cayk-W;a5. Proceeds will go to
brought to a conclusion phase one
---
-
Decem er Deadline for JNF Contest
All entries in the Jewish Na-
tional -Funds national essay- con-
test, fcir young people of age 15-
20, must_be submitted by Dec. It.
Ten :awards are being offered,
including a grand prize trip to
Israel, in the contest which honors
the 70th anniversary of the JNF.
Theme of the contest is "To
Reclaim the Land s— to Rehabili-
tate a People", which concerns
the,work being done in Israel with
donations to the JNF.
The entries must be typewrit-
ten in English, Hebrew, or Yid-
dish, with a maximum of 1,000
words. '
Among the judges are Prof.
Abraham I. Katsh, president of
Philadelphia's Dropsie College;
-
Sharon Rose Head;
of Akiva Students
For an Evening of
Superb' Entertainment . . .
For Your Bar Mitzva or
Weddings, -etc. . .
MORI LITTLE
AND HIS
ORCHESTRA
356-4745
,
Ladies' Handbags
Luggage
Repairing,-etc.
ROBINSON S
ATHER SHOP lC.
0/1 -PARE, MICR
nue
54&
GREENFIELD
Prof. Marie Syrkin,, editor of the
fJewish Frontier; Dr. Alvin I.
Schiff, executive vice president
of the Board of Jewish Education
in New. York;. and Philip Slomo-
vitz, editor and publisher of The
Jewish News.
Entries may be sent to Harry
Woll, chairman, youth and educa-
tion department, Jewish National
Fund, 42 E. 69th St., New York
'10021.
For information, contact the
local JNF office, 968-0820.
The students of Akiva Hebrew
Day School, have elected the fol-
lowing officers and representatives
to the student council:
President, Sharon Rose; vice-
President, Sarina Flatt; secretary;
Ronnie • Schwarzberg; and treas-
urer, Lynda Goldenberg.
Class representatives are Marc
Zwick and Pam Challetz '(Michael
Werner, alternate), 1st grade; Ga-
briel Le
vi and Joseph Kowalsky
(Sheila Kiesch, alternate), 2nd;
Aryeh Koenigsberg and Saul Rube
(Chaim Wolfson), 3rd; Susan Zack
and 'Jay Tubas (AliVa Goldman),
4th; 'Cheryl Servetter and Robert
Reiman (Michael- Eisenherg),. 5th;
`Lesli Diamond. (Matthew Kamins),
6th; Sarah. Ryba (Barbara Sin-
gal), 7th; Joel Bigman (Howard
Ginsburg), 8th; 'Terry Leiderman
(Leah Heitien),• 9th; and Jona-
than Simon (Judy Mermelstein),
10th.
Thirteen candidates campaigned
for the four student council offices
and delivered speeches before the
entire -student body.' Elections were
held by secret ballots in the class-
rooms.
of the program year: a statewide
AZA and BBG Council round of
activities. Chapter programing
workshops, a kickoff dance and
participation in the annual BBYO
"Trick or Treat" drive for the
benefit of UNICEF were included
in the weekend.
Under the leadership of council
officers and AZA and BBG alumni,
the workshops, spirit sessions and
leadership training ideas were pre-
sented to representatives of all
chapters in Michigan Region BBYO.
The Saturday evening dance
featured a poster contest, theme of
Which was "Children in the World
Without!" It provides - a backdrop
for the Sunday UNICEF campaign.
Proceeds will be turned over to the
UNICEF Committee of Detroit at
the next meeting of local AZA and
BBG councils.
The weekend brought to a cul
mination the initial registration of
BBYO members. Interested boys
and girls age 14-18 may call BBYO,
354-6100.
I
The 2 Parents Association for
jeidsh Residential Care, for re-
tarded children, is $5 richer.
thanks to 10-year-old Sheri Weno-
kur.'
Sheri, daughter of the Lawrence
Wenokurs of New Hampshire Ave.,
Southfield, was told by a young
friend about the work of the asso-
ciation, which is seeking to estab-
lish a residential home for Jewish
retardates. She held a carnival
on her front lawn and raised $3.47
in pennies from children on the
block.
Her grandfather, Manuel Feld-
stein, made it an even 55 and sent
it on to the association.
CONTINENTAL WATCH
& JEWELRY SHOP
Jewish Book Fair Month has
arrived at the Millet library. Dur-
ing , the month of November, linle,1
. is displaying the best of its Jew-
ish literature, for we now have
more new books in both English
and Hebrew than ever before.
Among the general - studies, we
have all new reference books, in-
cluding the 1971 Encyclopedia
Britannica and the World Atlas.
In the Hebrew division, we have
the Five Books of Moses and
Tahrtakh with Hebrew-English in-
terpretations.
Hundreds of new books have
been shelved, and many more are
still on order. Mel has also gone
mass media, for movies and film-
Pacifism Theme of USY strips have been added to visual-
ize
our learning experience.
Cultural "Limcheon,
' Party
Come browse around. If the
Beth. Moses United Synagogue
Youth will .base its cultural lun- library is the heartbeat of a
cheon and .party. Saturday on the school, then Billet is young and
thenie of pacifism, peaceful rebel- going strong.
lion.
The luncheon is scheduled after
services, with study groups to fol-
low at 1 p.m. The party will be
held 8 p.m. at the home of Alan
Hurvitz, 20300 Biaile. Teens are
The General Student Organiza-
asked to bring records and dress tion of the Beth Jacob Schools
according to the theme of pacifism. has elected class representatives
o
to serve as a liaison between the
-On Nov. 19 at 8 p.m., the organization and the student body.
"Bmusy" group will hold an oneg
Elected "were Julie Torgow,
Shebat on the theme of Thanks- Marlene Moskowitz,_ Dena Carmen,
giving at the synagogue.
Miriam Jacobovitz and Sheryl Le-
vine to represent grades 7-12. -
At it's first meeting, the Gen-
eral ,Organisation planned the
year's activities and projects.
JU ST ARRIVED!
NAVY BLUE
THIETCH BOOTS. 0
•
• HOOK LACE FALSE . FRONT
----- -
_ . • KNEE-HI FORM FITTING
• SIZES 41/2 TO 10 N-M WIDTHS
USE YOUR BANKAMERICARD
Open
Sunday 12 to 5
—MASTER CHARGE
t
Vr,b Village Cobbler
Gresies• Caster — Agar from NOrthland
'Center Film Series Takes
Seniors to Exotic Climes
Senior adults become armchair
travelers to exciting foreign lands
each Monday at 1:30 p.m. at the
10 Mile Branch of the Jewish Cen-
ter.
This month the following films
will be shown:
Nov. 15—"Palma de Majorca";
Nov. 22 — "Fortunate Islands"
(Tenerife, Las Palmas and Cruz de
Te - Jeda); and Nov. 29 — "Madrid,
the New Gatewato,gurnlie,-”,.
There is no fee: Atrare welcome:
Fun &
Fashionable Clothes
Come Se. Us at Our New location
17-99 Coolidge
a.m.-4 p.m.
Carol Liss • Gisela findling
5 .
GRAND OPENING
CELEBRATION
You will enjoy substantial savings on our , fine collection of cos-
tume jewelry, purses, robes, hosiery, jewelry boxes, belts, clocks,
men's cuff links, and gift items.
411k
Costume Jewelry and Accessories
23877 082ENFIELD en.
(313) 157-4414
ADVANCE SLOG. SUITE 343
10171/11,12121. AUCH. 40071
HOURS: MON.-FR1. 10-4 — SAT. 10-2
GIRLS WINTER
COAT SALE
We made an outstanding buy Irani several of
the leading . coat manufacturers: 'We are pass-
ing the savings on to you.
BY KUTE KIDDIE
100% ORLON PILE
FUR LIKE FABRIC
Included were a fund-raising
campaign- for children In Israel
and Soviet Jewry.
Two - major trips will be made
to various parts of the country,
one in the fall and the other in
the spring.
The student body is planning
to host visiting classes from Chi-
cago, Memphis, St. Louis and
Toronto.
We have a full selection of
547-4874
210 S. Woodward, Birmingham
,
AGENCY 'OF THE. SHOW. WORLD
Orcheirras
Entertainment •
• .Sireakers ∎ Concerts .
Dairotterivn Detroit - 962-8000
C arosefe
g oulique
Mon.-Sat. 10
642.0423
9th Grade
at...
Just North of 11 • Mart
Latest Fun and Fashion
Watches and Jewelry
By RICHARD MARGOLIN
Keep Your Eye On
The Fashion Scene
(next to Burger Chef)
Miaow Clean" IlankAntonconi
Beth- Jacob Girls
Set Year's Events
Russia'. SC1fREIBE, .4SSOCIATES
6967, or Suzy Prog, 968-174K
.
Retarded. Children
JEWELRY AND WATCH REPAIRING
ON PREMISES
Located in the Continental Morket
HILLEL
HAPPENINGS
-
-
white elephant_:
auction Hie Torah Fund.
. Israel To donate saleable items or
Stinda* at Young
ser v ices, -or for information, call
-
-
M
Storchan, president; 968-
Carnival Benefits
• WASHABLE
6 DELICIOUS COLORS
• WINE • NAVY
• BROWN • ROYAL BLUE
• BEIGE • RED
LAYAWAY OR USE
YOUR MICHIGAN
BANKARD OR
MASTER CHARGE
youth
Sizes
4 to 6x
Reg.
$27
Sizes
7 to 12
R411-
630
•
Sate
Price
$21°°
Sale
pace
Center
:.:
.:.
DEPARTMENT STORE FOR CHILDREN
TEL-TWELVE MALL, 12 Mile & Telegraph
SUNDAY 12 to 5 lo cn",!T e r.
ALSO NORTHWOOD SHOPPING CENTER
13 MILE AT WOODWARD
OPEN EVERY EVENING -UNTR..9
...
.°.
...
::::•:.:•:•:•:•:•:::•:•:•:• :•:.:•:-:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•.X•:•: •:•:•:•:•):.:.:•:•:•:• :•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:e.•:•:•:•. :