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United Charities Meeting Will
Honor Two Young Leaders
4 The 73rd annual meeting I dations of the nominating
1 of the United Jewish Chari- committee whose members
3. ties will be held 8 p.m . Nov. include Martin E. Citrin and
George M. Zeltzer.
21 at the Jewish Center.
1 Irwin Green, president,
During the evening there
will give the annual report. will also be a meeting of
A Milton J. Miller, vice presi- the board of governors of
dent, will report as chairman the Jewish Welfare Federa-
of the endowment committee. tion, at which President
At the business meeting, Mandell L. Berman will pre-
a new officers will be elected. sent Federation's young
Chairman Erwin S. Simon leadership awards to Mrs.
will present the recommen- John L. Greenberg and
Allan Nachman.
United Jewish Charities,
predecessor of the Federa-
tion, was founded in 1899. It
is responsible for the man-
agement of communal prop-
erties and of trust and en-
dowment funds. Its resources
provide funding for agency
research and - experimental
program development
ef-
forts. One such innovation
in the field of Jewish pro-
grams for college youth will
be the subject of a special
report by Alan E. Schwartz,
immediate past president of
Federation.
A reception will follow the
meeting.
Because of the special
presentation ceremony dur-
ing the evening, invitations
to the meeting and reception
have been extended to the
families of the award recipi-
ents and to the spouses of
the directors of the United
Jewish Charities and the
governors of Federation.
MICHAEL KAPUT
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Youth New s
Bnai David Youth Fleet Officers
Shari Penfil and Terry
Novetsky were installed as
presidents of their respective
Bnai David youth groups,
Lapeed and Kochav chapters
of the National Council of
Synagogue Youth (NCSY), at
a recent dinner, attended by
parents and friends.
Other Lapeed officers are
Nina Novetsky, Julie Gold-
ner and Mike Jacobs, vice
presidents; Sheri Traison,
treasurer and recording sec-
retary;
Suzy Pollak, cor-
Youth Activities
Director for JNF
The Jewish National Fund
has appointed Joel Verbin as
youth coordinator to famili-
arize young people with Is-
rael and the part JNF' plays
In the building of Israel.
Verbin holds a master of so-
cial work degree from the
University of Michigan. He
studied at the flayim Green-
berg Institute of Jerusalem
In Israel in 1964.65 and has
worked for the Jewish Cen-
ter and the Detroit Public
Schools. Verbin is teaching a
course on the Jewish com-
munity to high school stu-
dents at Cong. Beth Shalom.
Young people seeking infor•
motion may contact the JNF
office, 968-0820.
Family Fun at Center
Call Judy 435-2795
The Jewish Center has
planned a series of social
events for the family, start-
ing with a mystery bus ride
WOW ASV 3 AIIIK )»c )attic )atilt AIM XISCAINK AIM >MIK ACV Nov. 18 and including a
I Hanuka workshop Dec. 2 and
I a family day at Camp Tama-
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Registration must be in a
week prior to the activity.
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at the 10 Mile Jewish Cen-
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members are invited.
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SHELLEY STASSON, 19-
year-old lyric soprano, won
the Detroit area competition
held recently by the Michigan
Music Teachers Association.
• Miss Stasson is a sophomore
at the University. of Michigan
a.nd has been a voice student
of Marjorie Gordon. She is
the daughter of concert pian-
ist and teacher Betty Koss al-
: sky a n d violinist conductor
Jerome Stasson of trrieida
Av e (yak Pari,
responding secretary; Steve
Zimberg, sergeant at arms;
Lisa Liebman, financial sec-
retarand
Shelly Stein
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editor in chief.
Serving with Terry as of-
ficers of Kochav are Marcia
Fink and Robert Zimherg,
vice presidents; Beth Stein-
bruck, Barbara Belen and
Susan Kendler, secretaries;
and Sandi Adelsberg, treas-
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The Mai David youth
groups will spend the Dec.
1 weekend at Cong. Gemilas
Chesed in McKeesport, Pa.,
together with 100 other teen-
agers from the Central East
NCSY region. Paid-up mem-
bers will receive scholar-
ships for this weekend.
On Dec. 10 at 10 a.m., the
men's club and youth groups
will host a brunch. Three
youth group members will
be chosen to receive the fol-
lowing prizes: 1st, a full
scholarship to the Yeshiva
University Youth Seminar;
and 2nd and 3rd. full scholar-
ships to any NCSY Shabaton
weekend. Brunch guest
speaker wil be Rabbi Ay'
Weiss, brother of educational
director Rabbi Mordechai
Weiss. All youth arc invited.
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Ninety-one AZA and Bnai
Brith Girls members who at-
tended the recent 1111Y0 Fall
Leadership Camp at Tama-
rack in Ortonville, got a
many - faceted look at what
leadership in BBYO means.
Campers were divided into
four "chapters" to encourage
wider participation and
closer rapport. The program
included Friday evening
services followed by a Sab-
bath Bowl competition on
Judaism and BBYO; a sun-
rise service on the beach;
and two discussions of con-
temporary Jewish issues.
The first, on "Judaism and
Peace and War." was led by
Elliott Ross, AZA program
director, and - the second.
"Judaism and the Abortion
Issue," was led by Linda
Scheinker, BAG program di-
rector. Israeli dancing, mem-
bership workshops, leader-
ship camps and role play
and a Saturday night social
also were held.
' A highlight of the weekend
was a
BBYO community
' service project in which
' campers spent part of Satur-
' day afternoon making up
candy favors, distributed
to patients at Detroit Chil-
dren's Hospital in time for
Halloween.
Another highlight of the
weekend was a membership
skit, "Morris in BBYO
Land," written by ,Micnael
Neem an of Braneis AZA
and presented on Saturday
evening.
Coordinators for the con-
vention is ere Pairmy Gilbert
of Ahasah Blii; and su•.,
Mondrovi of Alciba AZA.
Staff of the erinxention in
eluded Elaine Rubin. advisor
to Eilat 'MG in Anii Arbor.
Mrs Shirks Taub. aiii.isor
to Glazer BBti. and Denise
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Friday, Nov. 10, 19/
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ASUNCION.
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b raeewl 2 Plus 2 Equals Party
Two Plus Two will hold a
School, the first
school in Asuncion was of- cocktail dance party 9 p.m.
facially inaugurate d at cere- Friday at Alvaro's restau-
ed
age 21.40 are
monies attended
v Presi-
dent Alfredo Stroe sner,
his , invited.
cabinet, ranking
rmy of
ficers and the
ayor of
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The school and adjacent
Authentrc Gypsoe Orchestra
kindergarten will a mit chid
2-10 Gypsms Available
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dren age 3-14 for s udies en-
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' tirely in the He rew lan-
g uage. Most of th children
of the local Jewis commu.
nity are expected o attend.
The school is loc ted in a
building provided by the
I Jewish eommunit . There
I are 1,200 Jews in Paraguay.
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Adas Shalom youth will
present a dinner-auction 6:30
p.m. Sunday in the syna-
gogue. Families are invited.
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its tribulation. — Berakot.
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