36—Friday, Dec. 21, 1973

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Center Announces Winners
of Teme Skully Essay Contest

Winners in the Jewish Cen-
ter 1973 Teme Skully Essay
Contest on "The Middle East
Situation" have been an-
nounced.

field, is a student at Yale
University. Jane Marx re-
ceived a second place award
for "The Dew of Thy Youth
—the New Left in Israel,"
and Cary Schwimmer won
the additional second place
prize for "War in the Middle
East vs. American Competi-
tiveness."
In the 18-20-year-old cate-
gory, Richard Trohm an
placed first for "On Avoid-
ing Commitment — the Art
of Running in Place."
Marilyn Betman took first
place for "An Underground
Solution to the Middle East
Crisis." Second place win-
ner, Ralph Goren, titled his
essay "A Time for Peace."
Judges included Suzy Farb-
man, columnist; Norm a
Goldman, adjunct assistant
professor in Wayne State
University's department of
English; Leon Wayburn, ad-
vertising executive; mem-
bers of the Center's board of
directors; and Larry Berke,
Center director of public re-
lations.

First prize winners re-
ceived $125 in cash, and sec-
ond place winners received
$75. An additional second
prize was awarded in the
16-17-year-old category.
Winners include Debra
Rowe, first prize winner in
the 16-17-year-old category
for "The Arab-Israeli Con-
flict — Some Insights and
Solutions." Debra, of South-

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Youth Events
at Bnai Moshe

Cong. Bnai Moshe will have
a Shabat luncheon for college
youth following 9 a•m. serv-
ices Saturday at the syna-
gogue. Students will take
part in the services. Guest
speaker will be Gordon Sil-
verman.
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Senior United Synagogue
youth will celebrate Hanuka
with a party 7:30 p.m. Satur-
day at the synagogue. Kadi-
ma USY will meet for the
last time this year Saturday
at 7:30 at the synagogue to
light the Hanuka candles,
and then join the Junior
Young Israel Teens for a
Hanuka Monte Carlo Night.
Parents are asked to pick up
their children at Young Israel
of Greenfield.
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USY groups, grades 3-8,
will meet again in January.

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Cong. Bnai David's Kochav
youth group will hold a
Coney Island Night to raise
funds for the Torah Fund, Na-
tional Conference of Syna-
gogue Youth charity fund,
7:30 p.m. Dec. 29 at the syn-
agogue.
There is a nominal charge,
and the public is invited. For
reservations, call Sue Kend-
ler, president, 531 - 5712, or
Ronald Schwarzberg, 557-
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Winter vacation at the Jew- taking place during that
ish Center will feature spe- time.
Dates of coverage will be
cial holiday activities for all
determined when the pass is
age groups.
LYNN MEDOW, daughter
The Mini-Camp for young- issued.
of Mr. and Mrs. Abram Me-
The special $5 pass may be dow of Ludlow Ave., Hunting-
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A shuttle bus service will be tion on all activities, contact Miss Medow is a senior ma-
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joring in theater. She is a
graduate of Berkley High
Also on those dates, the
School.
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Girls of age 7-14 are invited
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Dec. 28 at the 10 Mile Cong. Mishkan Israel 7:30
branch, will involve individ- p.m. Sunday.
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There will be singing and
field and team sports.
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Junoir Young Israel Teens,
grades 6-8, will sponsor a
Hanuka Monte Carlo Night
7:30 p.m. Saturday at Young
Israel Center of Greenfield.
Admission includes games
and refreshments. For infor-
mation, call Hartley Harris,
adviser, 968-3563.

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Lahav USY Plans
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Cong. Beth Achim's Lahav
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urday at the synagogue.
A Games Night will follow.
There is an admission charge
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