Local Teen Finalist
in Region Contest for
Junior Achievement
Mark Grinblatt, 17-year-old
of the J. Eli Grinblatts
, ernon Ave., Oak Park,
has been named one of 10
finalists for the title of Mr.
(and Miss) Executive of
Junior Achievement of South-
eastern Michigan. Mark was
one of 68 contestants in five
regional contests and will
compete for the Southeastern
Michigan title Feb. 1 at the
Sheraton Cadillac Hotel. His
co-winner from Region 3 is
Bridget Marshall, daughter
of the S. L. A. Marshalls of
Birmingham. Mark, presi-
dent of the Little Wayne
Oakland Bank, is a 12th
grader at Berkley High
School.
Those who deny freedom to
others deserve it not for
themselves, and, under a just
God, cannot long retain it.—
Abraham Lincoln.
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Fishman Foundation to Present
Israel Award to Five Students
Rabbi Irwin Groner, chair-
man of the Synagogue
Schools Association of Metro-
politan Detroit, announces
that the Meyer and Nathan
Fishman Family Foundation
will present a $1,000 Israel
Award to each of five out-•
standing high school students
who will visit Israel next
summer.
The Meyer and Nathan
Fishman Family Foundation
1974 Israel Award will be
administered by the Syna-
gogue Schools Association,
the organization of indepen-
dent congregational schools
in the community. The award
BBYO Business
"Future Shock: What If
. . .?" was the theme of the
recent Michigan BBYO re-
gional convention at the Jew-
ish Center, where more than
300 Aleph Zadik Aleph and
Bnai Brith Girls members
from 31 chapters gathered to
discuss the future.
William Hurwitz, 1973 cash
mobilization chairman of the
United Jewish Appeal in
Windsor, led a session on the
future of the state of Israel
and its importance to the
Jewish people, while Norman
Moss, attorney and Jerry
Clifton, station manager of
WDRQ radio, led sessions on
"Law Morals and Lifestyle."
Otbe: programs included
man vs. machine, the energy
crisis and the future of the
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• Deluxe or First Class Hotels
• Daily. Breakfast, Sightseeing, etc.
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will enable five students age
15-18 residing in the tri-
county area, who attend a
Jewish high school, to visit
Israel next summer under
the auspices of an approved
national or regional group.
Rabbi Groner said that the
award is open to all who at-
tend Jewish high schools in
the tri-county area. For de-
tails and application forms,
contact Dr. Sidney Selig, ex-
ecutive secretary of the
Synagogue Schools Associa-
tion of Metropolitan Detroit,
14601 W. Lincoln, Oak Park
48237.
metropolitan community, at
which Eric Lipson, of the
Southeast Michigan Transpor-
tation Authority (SEMTA),
discussed with the conven-
tion body mass transit and
its future in metropolitan De-
troit. Special guest at the
convention was Jan Roths-
child of Trumbull, Conn; in-
ternational BBG president.
The convention also fea-
tured regional competition in
national and district BBYO
contests. Contest winners
were: AZA oratory, David
Rosen of Rose AZA; BBG
youth forum, Fran Braun of
Kadima BBG; AZA storytell-
inq, Jeff_ Lowenthal of Rose
AZA; and BBG storytelling.
Maureen Weisserman of
Kadima BBG. The annual
AZA song contest was won
by Herzl AZA, Windsor, while
the BBG Song Contest was
won by Glazer BBG. .
In a t h l e t i c competition.
Rose AZA won the basketball
tournament, while Posen AZA
took the ping.pong champion-
ship. Disraeli BBG won the
girls' volleyball tournament,
while Masada BBG won ping-
pong championship. The win-
ner in AZA howling was
Herzl AZA, Windsor, and
Dalva BBG, Livonia, won the
BBG tournament.
Talent show winners were
Goode AZA, first place:
Sporn AZA. second: and
Dreyfus AZA and Masada
BBG tied for third. Best AZA
chapter newspaper award
went to Herzl AZA, Windsor:
Aliya BBG won for best BBG
chapter newspaper.
Most Distinguished Chapter
awards for best participation
in the convention went to
Rose AZA, with honorable
mentions to Goode AZA,
Sporn AZA, and Herzl AZA,
Windsor: and to Kadima
BBG with honorable mentions
to Ahava BRG, Disraeli BBG.
Masada BBG and Lazarus
BBG, Grand Rapids.
Joint Meeting Set
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by Zionist Groups
Branches Four and Seven
of the Labor. Zionist Alliance
will have a joint meeting 8
p.m. Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Slabosky,
26668 Franklin Pte., South-
field.
Paul Silver, member cf
the Wayne County Board of
Commissioners and the na-
tional executive board of tho
Histadrut Campaign, will
speak on "An American
Looks at Histadrut." Re-
freshments and a social hour
will follow. For information,
call Mrs. Slabosky, 352-1874.
There are three faithful
friends—an old wife, an old
dog, and ready money. —
Benjamin Franklin.
N obel Laureate to Be Speaker Here
The Detroit chapter of the
American Technion Society
will host a program meeting
8:15 p.m. Jan. 31 at the
United Hebrew School build-
ing in Southfield.
Dr. Kenneth Arrow, re-
cipient of the 1972 Nobel
Prize in economic science,
will be guest speaker. Dr.
Arrow is professor of eco-
nomics at Harvard Univer-
sity.
David D. Kahn, newly
elected president of the De-
troit Technion Society, will
be installed by Henry Taub,
national president of the
American Technion Society.
Taub, a major benefactor of
the Technion in Haifa and a
vice president of the society
for several years, joined his
Mother in the presentation
of a $400,000 gift for the con-
struction of the Taub Com-
puter Center at Technion
City.
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, January 18, 1974-39
ELKIN TRAVEL
Representing Metric Teen Tours
I OUR 19th YEAR OF LEADERSHIP'
Camaraderie Club
Singles to Meet
Camaraderie Club for Jew-
ish singles, 34 and up, will
meet 8:30 p.m. Tuesday at
Cong. Bnai Moshe. New
members are invited.
Podiatrist Dr. Arnold Kan-
ter will speak. A social with
dancing and refreshments
will follow. There is an ad-
mission charge.
SUPERIOR QUALITY TOURS TO
U.S.A. • MEXICO • HAWAII
EUROPE • ISRAEL • AFRICA
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Experienced leadership
Registered nurses • 1st class hotels
All day and evening activities included
Free brochure • Home visits
Personally supervised by owners-directors
Mr. and Mrs. Jack J. Metselaar
Mr. and Mrs. Allen N. Rich
Meet with directors Jan. 26 and 27
Visual presentation
Call for appt. 968-7800
Safety in Freedom
As long as you have free-
dom of capital and freedom
in the lines of business, you
are safe; and if you have not
freedom you cannot be safe
under any circumstances. —
Louis D. Brandeis.
Ask for Mrs. Walters or Mr. Surfs
ELKIN TRAVEL INC.
25950 Greenfield, Lincoln Center, Oak Park
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Jan. 3—To Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Lucken (Susan Kar-
den of Detroit), of Lauder-
dale Lakes, Fla., a son, Ira
David.
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Jan. 1—To former Detroit-
ers Mr. and Mrs. Robert G.
Neuman (Terry Schwartz)
of Orlando, a daughter,
Stacey Lee.
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Dec. 29—To Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Shapiro (Rena Fein-
gold), 23881 Jerome, Oak
Park, a daughter, Michelle
Lynn.
Taub also serves on the
administrative committee for
the Joint Distribution Com-
mittee and is director of the
Bank Leumi Trust Co. of
New York.
A champagne reception will
follow the program. The
community is invited.
Brochure also available on our exciting golf
and tennis tours under professional supervision
CAMPING TOURS
• EXPLORE GLACIERS
• WATER SKIING
• HIKING
• CANOEING
SHOOT THE RAPIDS
HORSEBACK RIDE
BICYCLE RIDE
SWIMMING
And many, many exciting day and evening activities
6 and 8 week adventure-filled itineraries
• BROCHURE • HOME VISITS • Our 19th year
B'nai Brith Youth Organization
Is Looking For All Alumni
To Help Us Celebrate The
50th Anniversary
of AZA
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Dec. 17—To Dr. and Mrs.
Ronald Lorfel (Jacqueline
Gilson), 17180 Whitcomb, a
daughter, Elissa Kari.
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Dec. 10—To Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Roberts (Deborah
Guss), 23850 Jerome, Oak
Park, a daughter, Erica
Renee.
April 19-28, 1974
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