Ti11-411PAefOill
Spring S mester,

The first Inter-Organization Ba
a- agency will receive the collected
ketball Game between all-sta r fOodstuffs.
teams of the Catholic Youth Orga
Contests produced these winners:
AZA Oratory—Jack Shenkman of
nization {CYO) and AZA will pre
Ohr
AZA; BB'G Youth Forum—
cede the Jan,..,-.29• Detroit-.Piston
Linn Pious of Lazarous BBG
Boston Celtics Game at Cobo Hall • Grand Rapids; and BBG Story
For tickets, call 354-6100. The all - Telling—Lora Last of Szold BBG.
star game will start at 7 p.m. The annual song contest for AZA
followed by the NBA game at .8. was won by Sporn AZA for the
Coaching the AZA team will be third consecutive year. The BBG
alumnus Marty Rosenbloom, as song contest was won by Glazer
well as Alan Shanaman Sporn BBG.
AZA. The coordinating committee
In athletic competition, David
is headed by Mark Lavetter, BBYO Bosch of Herzl AZA of Windsor
chairman of the Detroit Bnai Brith won the ping pong championship.
Council, with Dennis Rice, execu- Combined teams'of Eilat BBG and
tive director of the Council; Ar Moriah BBG placed first in volley-
ball competition, with Goode AZA
as winner in the basketball tourna-
ment. Laurels in the talent pro-
gram were won by Dreyfus AZA.
Most distinguished chapter honors
were given 'to AZA chapters Bran-
deis and Goode; and BBG chapters
Lazarus, Glazer and Szohl.
Highlight of the closing luncheon
was a presentation of the BBYO
Day proclamation by Detroit
nold J. Weiner, assistant director, Mayor Roman Gribbs. Barry How-
Michigan BBYO; and Frank Con- ard, an alumnus of Akiba AZA,
nolly. Tickets are available through Who serves on the 'mayor's public
lodges and AZA chapters, or by relations staff, made the presenta-
contacting the Bnai Brith offices, tion.
354-6100. All tickets purchased
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through Bitai Brith will help bene-
fit the AZA Council's program.
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For the past few months, Ahavah
BBG has given special aid and
service at the Federation Apart-
ments on 10 Mile Rd. The girls
take turns being available on
Wednesday and Thursday evenings
for helping the residents during
dialer. Many warm friendships
have developed between the young-
sters and the senior adults. Marla
Parker is president of the chapter,
and Mrs. Fred Rubinstein serves
as chapter adviser. -
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Brochures and applications are
available for two summer excur-
sions sponsored by BBYO. The
17th annual Israel Summer Insti-
tute will depart in early July for
a seven-week stay. in Israel . . .
Detroit departure for the Israel-
European 1972 will be on 'July 6.
The group will leave from Detroit
THE TRIBUTE COMMITTEE
and will spend three weeks in Is-
- Irwin I. Cohn
David Goldberg
rael and a week each in Spain,
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chairman
Nathan Goldin
Italy and England. For informa- •
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Dr. Robert Schleif
Nathaniel Goldstick
tion, call BBYO, 354-6100. Bro-,
Jack Schon
Ernest Goodman
chures are mailed on request.
co-chairmen
Mayor Roman S. Gribbs
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Irving Adler
Harry N. Grossman

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Friday,
ury 21,1972-23
leading-role in- -the' filmiration of
nMMIMIsmer
Ids Broadway and West End play,
Eye Doctors
The Bfidrasha, College of Jewish "Play It Again," to be produced
Prescriptions Filled
Studies is accepting registration for Paramount by Arthur • J.
for the spring semester beginning Jacobs, with Herbert Rose direct-
Monday.
ing.
In addition to Hebraic courses,
PRESCRIPTION OPTICAL CO.
26001 Coolidge
for which students may earn a Classified Ads Get Quick Results
543-3343
bachelor of Hebrew literature
degree, there are Judaic courses
offered in English which do not
require a prerequisite.
SPECIAL TRADITIONAL
The latter include: Conversation-
al Hebrew for beginners (audio-
PURIM TRIP TO ISRAEL
visual method) Monday and Wed-
February 14 to $11150
nesday, 8:35 p.m.; conversational
March 6, 1972
Hebrew for advanced students
Round hip Ina lei. Perim and Shushan Perin. in
(audio-visual), Tuesday and Thurs-
Jerusalem. Complete tour imludes thorns El
Sheila, Hat, Massada, Gahm Heights indoding
day, 8:35 p.m.; "Jewish Values
first doss booth. 2 meals day, 3 sunny days •
in Ella,.
and Social Crises," Tuesday, 7:30
Pm.; "The Jew and American
Politics," Wednesday; 8:15 p.m.;
SPECIAL PESACH TRIPS FEATURING:
"Contemporary Jewish Thought,"
I. Resod, in Jerusalem. 2. 3 meals a day during the week of Pesach and 2 meals at other
times.
3. Rid doss holeh as per our Miamian. 4. Complete sightseeing including Massada and blot,
Thursday, 7:30 p.m.; "A Sociology
THERE
WILL BE 3 MAJOR TOURS:
of the Arab-Israel Conflict," Thurs-
Tour I March 20-April 10
day, 8 p.m.; and "The Jew in Con-
$1065
Tour II March 27-April 17
$1065
temporary America," Monday,
Tour III Passover & Independence Day Tour March 26-April 23
$1265
7:30 p.m.
Tour IV March 27-April 17 with Pesach in Tel Aviv
$1065
Students who wish to enroll in
Hundreds of other flights from $385 up.
the Hebraic division for earning
For Further Information Call or Write T
the bachelor of Hebrew literature
degree and teaching certificate
may obtain a catalogue at the
23125. Coolidge, Oak Park
Rohl& Building. For information,
398-7180
call Mrs. Silverman at the Midra /11==111=1.11
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' A MVO Day proldiatatioa, Is-
sued by Mayer GAON, is held
by Jeff Shiba**, Detroit AZA
Cotmeil godellt Arnold L Weiner,
convention stiff direehir, and Jan
Needle,
convention coordi-
nator. The 4olVe16•11 was held
at the Jewish Center.
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The five-day regional Bnai Brith
Youth Organization convention
drew almost 300 members of AZA
and BBG to the Jewish Center re-
cently.
The program included an address
by Helen Opatowski concerning the
Plight of Soviet Jews.
BEIYO's concern for poverty was
highlighted by Prof. Maryann Ma-
'bath* of the Wayne State Univer-
at/ Sebool Of-SOcial Work. A por-
tion of this program is a drive for
t canned goods. In February, a local

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Norman Allan
Ralph B. Guy, Jr.
Frank Angelo
Benjamin Gantz
Maurice Aaronsson
Jeffrey Garton
-Richard Austin
E. Donald Goodman
, Cantor Shabtai Ackerman
Menasche Haar
Leonard E. Baron
Louis Hamburger
Donald E. Barris
Samuel Hamburger
lion. George N. Bashers, Jr . Sylvia S. Hart
-Hon. Victor J. Baum
Sen. Philip Hart
'Louis Berry
Martin S. Hayden
Max Biber
Samuel Hech.man
"Abraham Borman „
Robert Holmes, Sr.
Morris J. Brandwine
Rabbi Israel I. Halpern
'Hon. Vincent,-.J. Brennan
Rai. Nicholas Hood
:,- William E. Bufalino
Joseph H. Jackier
Hon. Benjamin D. Burdick
Sidney J. Karbel
Morris Beider
Irwin J. Kasoff
Oscar Bank
Sam Kaufer
William L Cahalan
Hon, Ira G. Kaufman
Hon. James N. - Canhom
Hon. Thomas G. Kavanagh
Joseph Cassese
Hort. Thomas M. Kavanagh
David J. Cohen
Hon. Damon J. Keith
Mon. Elvin L Davenport
Frank J. Kelley
Congressman' John D. Dingell Hon. George D. Kent
Nelson Dembs
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Irwin Klor
Morris Davis
Samuel Leib
John N. Doherty
Hon. T. John Lesinski
David K. Draznin
Hon. James H. Lincoln
Leonard Edelman
William Lucas
Louis Ellenbogen
Harty Left
Nathan Fishman
Louis E. Levitan
Doug Fraser
Bernard Lichtenstein
Mort Fumy
Alfred A. May
Jules Feklmesser
Emil Macey
Max M. Fisher
Milton J. Miller
Sheldon Fishman
Hon. James Montante
Mrs. Sherman Fisher
Jake Moskovitz
Leonard Farber
Dr. Harry Newman
Robert Feldman
Hon. Samuel H. Olsen
Robert -L. Fenton
Hon. Joseph J. Pernick
Freinil. Fitzsimmons
Hon. Edward S. Piggins
Representative Joseph Fo'rbes Henry Pokart
Cantor Israel Fuchs
David Pollack
William Ganser
Mel Ravitz
"am Gershensatt
Hon. Julian P. Rodgers, Jr.
Adolph Goldberg
Herman Rader

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You are cordially invited to attend the

Tribute Dinner

honoring

Judge Nathan J. Kaufman

with the presentat ion of the

First Annual
Congregation Beth Abraham-Hillet
Community Service Award

Chief Justice Thomas IL Kavanagh, Justice Join B. Swanson,

Justice Thomas C. Kavanagh

of Michigan Supreme Court will be guest speakers

Tuesday evening, January 25, 1972 in
Beth Abraham-Hillel Synagogue

5075 West Maple Road between Middlebelt and Inkster Roads

Telephone 851-6880

Reception at six

Danny Raskin
Mildreth Rubinoff
Abe A. Schmier
Nate S. Shapero
Jock Shenkman

Dinner at seven

Erwin S. Simon
Leonard Simons
Herbert Soft
Mrs. Max Stollman
Hon. Joseph B. Sullivan

Theodore Scholnick
Hon. John B. Swainson
Nathan Tarnow
Henry Thumin
Tom Turner

Couvert 25.00

Joel Tauber
Hon. G. Mennen Williams
Stanley J. Winkelman
Hon. John M. Wise
Bernard J. Youngblood