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BBG, Women's Council Planning Youth to Med in Spring Israel's 25th Anniversary
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THE DETROIT

JEWISH HEWS

The Bnai Brith Women's Harold Rowe as chairman
Council of Metropolitan De- for the evening.
Marla
troit, in conjunction with the Parker, BBG president, has
Bnai Brith Girls Great Lakes chosen Audrey Rogow as
Council, will hold the third BBG program chairman.
annual cooperative dinner
There is a nominal charge
program 6:30 p.m. Feb. 6 at for dinner, reservations for
the Sciuthfield Civic Center. which may be made by call-
Following buffet dinner, a ing the Bnai Brith Youth Or-
panel discussion featuring a ganization office, 354-6100.
rabbi, a physician and a
social worker will be held
on the theme of "Human Socialites Slate
Relations: Morals" — how Season's Opener
or if they have changed.
Detroit Socialites will pre-
'Open discussion will follow. sent "Dance Premiere 1973"
Mrs. Andrew Berger, pres- as its first social function of
ident of the Women's Coun- the year 8:30 p.m. Sunday at
cil, has appointed
Mrs. Berkley Masonic Temple.
Johnny C and his orches-
tra will highlight the eve-
ning of dancing and social
mixing. Refreshments will be
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served. The public is invited.
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Successful ski trips con-
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thusiastic Hillel students.
Fourth through ninth grade
students ski down the slopes
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every week — weather per-
mitting. Hillel parents and
occasionally teachers accom-
pany the students. Skiers are
able to rent the necessary
equipment and lessons are
available for beginners.
The end of January proved
tc be busy for Hillel stu-
dents. On Jan. 23, we visited
the Americana 'Theater for
a special showing of the
motion picture "1776."
During the same week the
junior high students went to
the Cranbrook Institute of
Science for a guided tour of
the museum.
A trip to see "Disney on
Parade" is being planned for
the near future.

Parent-Youth Lunch
Service Arranged

Bnai Moshe Junior Con-
gregation will hold a parent-
youth service and luncheon
10 a.m. Saturday in the
chapel.
Services will be conducted
by youth members. after
which everyone will join
them for luncheon in the
social hall.
Officers include Michael
Thirman, president; Amy
Heiman, vice president; Ron-
ald Demak, program chair-
man; Nancy Ankerman, cor-
responding secretary, and
Paula Shipper, recording
secretary.

Mothers' Club, Mizrachi, ORT
Pioneer Women, Shaar Hash.
omayim Sisterhood and the
Shaarey Zedek Ladies Auxi.
liary.
The event is sponsored by
the United Jewish Appeal.

of Update "73, a program
celebrating Israel's 25th an-
niversary, beginning 9:30
a.m. Feb. '7 at the Jewish
Center in Windsor.
Registration will be fol-
lowed by speaker sessions.
Guest speakers include
Rabbi Bernard Baskin of
Temple Anshe Shalom in
Hamilton, Ont. and Simcha
Genossar, special represents-
tire of the Karen Hayesod.
Following a luncheon, singer-
'actor Theodore Bikel will
speak.
An Israeli trade fair, an
art exhibit and an Israeli
tasting bar will be featured.
The art exhibit will be open-
ed to the public Feb. 8.
Hostesses for the events
are members of Bnai Brith

Director Due
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Teen Weekend

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Danny Butler, central east
regional director of the Na-
tional Conference of Syna-
gogue Youth, will be guest
speaker at the local Young
Israel Teens weekend, en-
itled "A Look at Judaism
Today — Its Survival in a
Changing World."
Youth from M?unt Clem-
ens, Southfield, 'Oak Park
and Windsor will participate.
Butler will speak on
"Changing the Values and
Directions of the American
Community," 8 p.m. today at
the home of adviser Dennis
Eisenberg, 25621 Colleen,
Oak Park.
Youth-conducted services
Sabbath morning wil begin
at 9 a.m. Butler will be guest
speaker.
A luncheon sponsored by
the NCSY parents, study ses-
sions, dramatic presentations
and discussions will continue
throughout the day. Butler
will conclude the program
with a Havdala service.
For information, call 'Young
Israel Teens director Dennis
Eisenberg, 968-0222, or Presi-
dent Gary Torgow, 548-0424.

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MISS DEBRA FAUMAN

Dr. and Mrs. S. Joseph
Fauman of York Rd., Hunt-
ington Woods, announce the
engagement of their daugh-
ter Debra Susan to Eugene
S. Horwitz, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Phillip Horwitz, of
Hereford Ave., also of Hunt-
ington Woods.
Miss F a u m an attends
Michigan State University's
college of veterinary medi-
cine. Her fiance was grad-
uated from the University of
Michigan.
A spring wedding is
planned.

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LUND will head the Meadow
Brook Music Festival and
Theater executive committee
for 1973. Lund is a Gen-
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and light "Awake and Sing,"
Clifford Odets' drama of a
Jewish family in the Depres-
sion, to be staged by Evelyn
Orbach for Center Theater
Feb. 10, 11, 14, 15 and 17 at
the Jewish Center.
Klapthor has designed and
lit "The Little Foxes" and
"Come Blow Your Horn" for
Center Theater. He has act-
ed, designed and directed for
many community, educa-
tional and stock companies.
"Awake and Sing" is pro-
duced by Jules Abrams and
Joan St. John. Abrams, a
past president of Center
Theater, has been seen here
in "The Odd Couple," "J.
B.." "Light Up the Sky,"
"Summer and Smoke" and
"The Little Foxes."
Mrs. St. John, associate
director for "Milk and
Honey," has directed and
choreographed for local thea-
ter groups and founded the
Lathrup Children's Theater.
Costumes are by Linda
Hill; props, Mary Medwed;
assistant director, Sheryl
Faber; set decor, Kim Nor-
land; tickets, Donna Zatkin
and Rita Dworkin; house
chairman, Lori Goldman;
publicity chairman, Alan
Kroker; and program book
chairmen, E. Toby Lantz and
Carole Chase.
Group rates are available
for theater parties. For
ticket information, call Cen-
ter Theater, 341-4200, ext.
223, weekday mornings.

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