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Youno. Actors Guild to Present
`Sammy' as Book Fair Highlight

andy Drive Begun
by a Good Scout

Judaic Studies
at Missouri U.

The Candy Lady has lost
her job.
For 13 years, Mrs. Louis
Landau of Gardner St., Oak
Park, spearheaded a project
to collect unwanted Hal-
loween candy for youngsters
at the Oakland County Chil-
dren's Home and the Maxey
Boys Training School. Last
year, her husband and fam-
ily collected more than 1,600
pounds for distribution.
But this year, her son
Barry, 13. has taken over.
Barry, an eighth grader at
Frost Middle School, Oak
Park, will use the candy
drive as his project toward
an Eagle scout requirement.
Barry, who is in Troop 23,
is an old hand at the candy
drive, since he was helping
his parents with the project
even before he was a scout.
The work involves letter
writing, promotion, phone
calls, candy sorting and de-
livery.
Candy can be dropped off
at Barry's home, 24231 Gard-
ner, Oak Park, before Nov.
15.

KANSAS CITY (JTA) —
Courses are offered for full
credit to students at the Uni-
versity of Missouri here, stu-
dents enrolled in area col-
leges and qualified high
school students in the first
Judaic Studies program at
the university this semester.
Registration also is open to
local residents on a non-
credit basis. Dr. Joseph
Schultz, director of the new
program, said 45 students
had enrolled for the four
initial courses in Elementary
Hebrew, Second Year He-
brew Readings, Jewish
Literature in the Biblical and
Hellenistic Periods, and His-
tory of Ancient Israel.

"What Would You Do if by the Jewish Center's Young
You Knew What Sammy Actors Guild Nov. 11.
Knew?" is the theme of a
The play will coincide with
performance to be presented the 22nd annual Jewish Book
Fair at the Center, the week
of Nov. 10-18.
Center to Hold
"Sammy" has a unique
plot, songs and dances and
an assortment of peculiar
Essay Contest
characters who pop in and
The Jewish Center an- out of the play at odd and
nounces its annual Teme unexpected times.
Three things tranquilize
Skully Essay Contest will be
man's mind: a pleasant n-_
There
will
be
two
perform-
based on the theme of "The ances: 2 p.m. Nov. 11 and
ody, pleasant scene and a
Middle East Situation."
fragrant odor. Three things
4:15 p.m. Nov. 14.
Deadline for entries is Nov.
broaden a man's mind: a
For tickets, call the Center,
9. Winners will be announced 3414200, ext. 236.
fine house, a handsome wife,
Nov. 18. Entries will be di-
and beautiful furniture.
vided into three categories:
—Berakot.
Children helping children—that's the happy UNICEF
Bnei
Akiva
Plans
age 16-17, 18-20 and 21-23.
story behind the witches, ghosts and goblins who'll be
There will be two cash prizes Event for Shabat
ringing doorbells across the country this Halloween. When
awarded within each cate-
costumed youngsters extend their orange and black col-
Creative Party Planning
Shmuel Barchad, Detroit lection containers to welcoming citizens in thousands of
gory.
including
That man is the richest
Each essay should be type- Bnei Akiva shaliakh, an- U.S. communities, they'll ask for help for the millions of
Candy
Centerpieces
written, double-spaced and nounced that this Shabat at Third World children now growing up without the proper whose pleasures are the
headed, "Teme Skully Essay Young Israel of Oak-Woods, food. health care or educational opportunities that children cheapest. — Henry David
Thoreau.
Contest." Entries can be Havria Aleph (grades 3-8) in the developed nations consider a basic right.
Personalized Party
Last year over 3,500,000 young people in 50 states
Favors
mailed or brought to the Jew-
will
stage
an
activity
at
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and on military bases in Europe and Asia raised over
Invitations and Party
ish Center, 18100 Meyers
p.m.,
followed
by
Minha
Accessories for all occasions.
$3,300,000 at Halloween-time to help fill that gap. This
Road, Detroit 48235.
services and a Seudah Shlis- year — on or around October 31, National UNICEF Day by
and his ORCHESTRA
Essays must include name, hit meal.
Presidential proclamation — they'll be out ringing door-
address and zip code, as well
"Music at its Best
MARCIA MASSERMAN
On Sunday at 1:30 p.m., bells again, helping UNICEF help other children far away.
for Your Guests"
as essay title, age, birthdate,
Detroit Committee for UNICEF will be selling UNICEF
646-6138
and telephone number. Win- Havira Aleph will meet at
557-7986
Young Israel of Oak-Woods cards and books again at the College Park Post Office,
ners will be notified.
for bowling.
Livernois north of Six Mile Road. They will be there Mon-
days, Wednesdays, and Fridays, 11 a.m.-3 p.m., October
Havria
Bet,
(grades
9-12)
The Best To You
will convene 8:30 p.m. Sat- 10-Dec. 7.
urday at the Lishka for roller
skating.
NEW
For information, call Bar-
Nail Technician
chad, 544-1549.
The Bnai Brith Youth Or- • gional coordinator; and Linda
a.hru
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ganization will hold its Juda- Wolk of Disraeli BBG, BBG
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1:1114 W. -
ism Institute this weekend coordinator for the AZA 50th
Rd. *
Ott IS/OAS
at Camp Tamarack. Based on anniversary celebration.
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BIG RAPIDS OR
the theme "Between God and
The Michigan Region BB-
SMALL COMBOS
Man," the program will deal
with the importance of ritual YO board of directors will
and ethics to Jewish life to- meet 8 p.m. Tuesday in the
day. A special program will library at the BBYO Council
be held to discuss the Mid- office.
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east War. Chairmen of the
Herzl AZA of Windsor will
Judaism Institute are Sue
To Mr. & Mrs. Charles Milan:
Margolis of Dalyah BBG, Li- hold its annual sweetheart
Complete Selection including the Finest 14 Kt. Gold Jewelry
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dance
and
installation
8
p.m.
vonia, and Bruce Roberts of
You are two great people! If the world were
See Morris or Joel Watnick
Sporn AZA. Staff coordinator Nov. 3 at Shaar Hashomayim
full of more people like you, it would be a truly
Synagogue,
Windsor.
T
h
e
is Arnold J. Weiner.
beautiful world. Thank you from the AZA and
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black-tie-optional affair will
BBG Chapter Presidents and all of BBYO for touch-
feature
the
-Buzzy
Brown
Rose AZA and Brice BBG
S GIFTS
FINE JEWELRY
ing us deeply with your contribution of the Charles
won the annual poster con- 'Band and caricatures by Bob
644-7626
Thurs. it Fri. to 9 p.m.
283 Hamilton
and Florence Milan BBYO Conference Centre.
test, based on the theme of Monks. For information, call
Birmingham ( Near Crowley's)
"Chapter Goals for 1974. Oth- co-chairman Jay Armeland,
er winners were PoSen and 1-519-966-1867, or Bill Lopatin,
Sporn AZA and Disraeli and 1-519-969-6016.
Love,
Masada BBG. New AZA and
BBG chapters are being
AZA BBG Chapter Presidents
formed. For information, call
VIP Leadership Camp 1973
the BBYO office, 354-6113.

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They Made
The Grade

The following advisers have
been announced: Roger Hel-
ler, Akiba AZA; Doug Fine-
good, Dreyfus AZA; David
Walt, Eilat BBYO (Ann Ar-
bor); Leonard Weiss, Kishon
AZA; Robert Fogel, Ohr
AZA; Marilyn Weisfeld, Aliya
BBG; Michele May, Eilat
BBYO (Ann Arbor); Linda
Bez, Glazer BBG; Ann Zuck-
man, Masada BBG; Natalynn
Reinstein, Na'im BBG; Elli-
ott Marx, RamBam BBYO
(Flint); and Sheryl Bogrow,
Szold BBG. Applicants for
chapter advisers are still be-
ing accepted.

The Great Lakes AZA and
BBG Councils announce the
following appointments as
council chairmen: Allen Bro-
dy of Dreyfus AZA, as AZA
regional coordinator; Mara
Shapiro of Dalyah BBG, Li-
vonia, BBG scrapbook re-
source chairman; Sherry Cri-
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SUSAN FRIEDMAN,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Friedman of Car-
mona Ave., Southfield is
among the first Michigan
State University students to
join the newly established
college of urban develop-
ment, the first of its kind in
the U. S. Miss Friedman is
a graduate of Southfield High
School.

Beth Yehuda Schools
Sets Up Meeting for

Parents and Teachers

The first general meeting
of Beth Yehuda School is
scheduled for 8 p.m. Monday
at the Beth Yehuda building.
All teachers of the Beth
Yehuda and Beth Jacob
schools will be on hand to
meet the parents and intro-
duce the curriculum, texts,
materials and plans for the
coming year.

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