Deadline for Float Registration
Set Sunday by Parade Planners
The communitywide parade ing to buy bumper stickers or
celebrating the 25th anniver- T-shirts for fund raisings
sary of Israel will begin 10:45 may call the Center, 341-4200.
a.m. May 20 at Temple E-
manuel in Oak Park. A rally
Gan Israel Maps
will be held at Oak Park
Municipal Park following the Weekend for Girls
event.
Camp Gan Israel of the
Sunday is the deadline for Midwest wil hold its first
float and decorated car reg- weekend for girls, age 8-16,
istration. F or equipment, April 27-29.
ideas or other help, call Sam
Judy Vail, camp registrar,
L e v y, 341-4200. Appoint- said there will be singing
ments for tools may be made and dancing, a movie on Sat-
with the Hebrew department urday night and a Sunday
at the Center.
morning hayride.
The United Hebrew Schools
For reservation informa-
nursery will decorate buses tion, contact Mrs. Vail, 548-
for the parade. Anyone wish- 2666.
18—Friday, April 13, 1973
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
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TAMAKWANS
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Very iclappy Pai3over
for approximately four hours.
Sponsor sheets are available
at the BBYO office. Those
wishing to sponsor walkers
also may call into the BBYO
office, 354-6100.
CAMP
TAMAKWA
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356-7370
BRIM Business
Both route and checkpoints
have been confirmed for the
Bnai Brith Youth Organiza-
tion Walk for Israel, to take
place in Oak Park April 29,
beginning at 8 a.m. Sue
Marsch of Dalyah Bnai Brith
Girls and Mrs. Linda Moss,
co-chairmen of the route and
checkpoint committee, an-
nounced that the walk will
begin at the Federation
Apartments building next to
the Jewish Center on 10 Mile
Rd. The three checkpoints
will be the municipal parking
lot at the corner of Oak Park
Blvd. and Coolidge; the Oak
Park High School parking
lot; and the court near the
corners of Park and Harding
Sts. The walk will finish at
the Federation Apartments
building. Walkers will be out
:31;
Planning has begun for the
BBYO elections training con-
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clave May 11-13 at Camp
Tamarack. The three-fold
purpose of the conclave will
be to hear the state of the
With this Gal
councils by outgoing AZA
in your Corner
and BBG Council presidents
Marla Parker and Barry
You are set
Margolis: to provide leader-
for the Best!
ship training for newly elect-
ed chapter officers; and to
elect new council officers.
Eighteen delightful dairy products.
Chairmen for the weekend
are Linda Glantz of Ahava
Fruit Juices. and Fruit Drinks made
BBG and Dennis Gotthelf of
Fresh Daily in Detroit
Akiba AZA. The conclave is
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open to all registered mem-
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bers of AZA and BBG. Staff
coordinator is Linda Schein-
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The Detroit Pure Milk Company
The Michigan BBYO board
18940 Weaver Street
of directors will hold its April
Detroit, Michigan
board meeting 10 a.m. April
22 at the BBYO office.
* *
This month's BBYO Sab-
bath oneg service will take
place 4 p.m. April 27. The
topic will be "Psychology,"
and the program is being
planned by Einstein AZA.
•
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AZA and BBG councils
will hold a joint Council
Candidates Institute 7:30
p.m. Thursday at the BBYO
council office. All members
who are planning to run for
office at the elections train-
ing conclave are invited.
* *
BBYO announces the ap-
pointment of Alan Rosner as
adviser to Sporn AZA and
Laurel Schlesinger to Gan
Dafna BBG. There are open-
irws for advisers in both
AZA and BBG groups. Inter-
ested persons may apply
through the BBYO office.
* * *
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Adas Shalom Youth Service
Adas Shalom youth organ- Jeremy Segal, Eileen Wainer,
izations will conduct Shabat Sandy Vieder, Fred Pfeffer and
sions a week during 16 days Hol Homoed services 9 a.m. Larry Posen.
Steven Margolin, who will
in Israel and a week each April 21 in the main sanc-
in London, Rome and Ma- tuary. Participating are Unit- preach the sermon, is a grad-
drid. The trip will run July ed Synagogue Youth chap- uate of the Adas Shalom
youth program.
2-Aug. 9.
ters, junior and young peo-
Following the services,
Emanuel Mandel, BBYO's ple's congregations and the
there will be a Pesah cultur-
national program director, confirmation classes.
said the course is intended
The following will take al luncheon sponsored by the
Ronnie Posen Youth Fund.
to introduce BBYO members part:
Steven Berkal, Mark Vieder,
to the cultural heritage and
Schwartz, Sheryl Neu-
international
arbitration
Jewish history of Western Robert
virth, David Berkal, Diane Gold-
Europe and Israel. Study ring, Debby Colton, David Rosen, may be defined as the substi-
Sklar, Richard Margolin, tution of many burning ques-
will cover such areas as his- Steven
Hillel Maisel, Robin Moss, Mi-
tory and political geography, chael Neuvirth, Lisa Lieberman, tions for a smouldering one.
as well as political science, Marlene Platt, Steven Margolin, —Ambrose Bierce.
art, music, literature and
contemporary issues.
A series of textbooks de-
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League will provide basic
course material. Along with
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Akiva Hebrew Day School's
fifth grade collected $35.81
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