Week•Long Celebration of AZA 50th Anniversary to Be Observed Here
Grand Rapids, established in
July 1924.
The anniversary celebra-
tion will start with an oneg
Shabat April • 19 at Cong.
Adat Shalom, and the Sab-
bath of April 20 has been
designated AZA Sabbath in
fHE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, March 29, 1974-37 the community. That eve-
ning, there will be a country
square -dance at Temple Is-
GIRLS, TEENS AND YOUNG MISSES
rael. A basketball tourna-
ment, with- teams from Mil-
waukee, Minneapolis, Wash-
ington, D. C. and Charleston,
S. C., will be held. The two
teams representing this area
are the Ronald Lee Posen
Now available, a complete selection o
AZA, Bnai Brith Youth
Organization, which has over
,000 members in the Detroit
area, will celebrate its 50th
nnivers ary at a series of
vents April 19-28.
AZA, which was founded
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in Omaha May 3, 1924,
claims to be the largest Jew-
ish youth organization in the
United States, with 1,400
chapters. The first chapter
in Michigan is the Phil Was-
erman Chapter No. 5, in
AZA of Southfield and Theo-
dor Herzl of Windsor. There
will be an award luncheon
April 21.
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chairmen. Arnold J. Weiner
is the director.
For reservations to the
golden anniversary dinner,
preceded by a cocktail re-
ception, call the AZA dinner
committee, 354 6113.
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USY Weekend at Adat Shalom
YI Teens Plan
Theater Party
The Junior Young Israel
Teens chapter of Young Is-
rael will show "A Day in the
Life of Ivan Denisovich"
7:30 p.m. Sunday at Young
Israel of Oak-Woods. There
is an admission charge.
This event is the chapter's
main fund raiser of the year,
and the proceeds will aid
the Torah fund. For reserva-
tions, call Young Israel of
Greenfield, 548-2377; or
Young Israel of Oak-Woods,
398-1177. For information,
contact Hartley Harris, 968-
3563.
and Linda Wolk of BBG are
youth chairmen. Nationally
known personalities will head
the programs.
There are nearly 15,000
AZA "alumni" in the Detroit
area and in the state. AZA
includes youths from age 14
to 18.
Mrs. David Levine is chair-
CHARLES MILAN
50th anniversary dinner April
28 at Adat Shalom. Charles
Milan, who donated the
Charles and Florence Milan
Bnai Brith Camp near Belle
River, Ont., is the honorary
celebration chairman.
Harry Weinberger, past
president of the Metropolitan
Detroit Bnai Brith Council,
is general chairman of the
AZA 50th anniversary cele-
bration, and Harvey Weis-
berg is alumni dinner chair-
man. Alan Langnas of AZA
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Adat Shalom Synagogue
Youth will host USYers from
Adath Israel Congregation,
Toronto for a weekend of
study today through Sunday.
The weekend will include a
tour of Greenfield Village
and the Ford Rotunda Plant,
as well as other sightseeing
tours.
At 5:45 p.m. today services
will be followed by dinner
and an oneg Shabat. The
schedule for Saturday in-
cludes services, a study ses-
sion, lunch and in the eve-
ning a social coffee house.
Teen-agers are invited to the
coffee house.
The weekend will conclude
on Sunday morning with ser-
vices, breakfast and a spe-
cial showing of "Days of
Judgment."
Evens Set
at Bnai Moshe
Bnai Moshe Senior United
Synagogue Youth will con-
duct services 8 p.m. today.
Following services will be a
discussion on "Jewish Lead-
ership as Future Leaders"
as part of an oneg Shabat.
New songs and dances will
complete the evening, and
refreshments will be served.
Shabat services will be held
10 a.m. Saturday.
Senior USY will hold a
general meeting 1:30 p.m.
Sunday at the synagogue.
Elections, 'fund-raising pro-
graihs, and citywide events
and regular chapter activi-
ties will be discussed.
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The theme for the weekend
is "Pesah." Speakers will in-
clude Rabbi Robert Binder
of Adath Israel- and Rabbis
Jacob S. Segal and Seymour
Rosenbloom, both of Adat
Shalom.
Motor Skills
Aided by Class
Creative Rhythmics, classes
in coordination designed to
strengthen motor skills in
preschoolers, are offered at
the Jewish Center by Mrs.
Lilo Fauman who developed
the technique.
The classes, designed to
teach proper coordination, ef-
ficient body movement and
better awareness' of space
relationships, also help shy
children to participate.
Trained as a dancer in Eu-
rope, Mrs. Fauman suggests
that passive forms of leisure
have a detrimental effect on
a child's abilities.
"A significant number of
all youngsters entering school
can't pass standard strength
and efficiency tests," she
said. "Children live in a
Plastic world; they can't
hop, skip, or jump properly
because most toys children
get don't offer these skills."
She also said that studies
show that children tire easily
with the new toys because
they demand little involve-
ment, unlike the scooters of
the past which taught them
how to balance.
7,000 U.S. Students
Bnai Moshe junior congre-
gation (age 8-13) invites to Take Israel Test
parents to join their children
NEW YORK -- A total of
at services 10 a.m. Saturday 7,000 youth in more than 200
in the chapel. Luncheog will religious schools throughout
follow.
the U. S. will take the Yediat
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Israel examination (Knowl-
Halutzim USY (grades 5-6) edge of Israel) in the fourth
will hold a Passover pro- year of the project sponsored
gram and general meeting jointly by the education and
1:30 p.m. Sunday at the culture department of the
synagogue. A puppet show American section of the
and short Israeli movie will World Zionist Organization
be featured. There is a and the Jewish National
Fund.
nominal charge.
The Yediat Israel Program
Other USY groups will
meet again following the is a noncompetitive project
Passover holiday. For in- based on individual and
formation on youth activities, voluntary study by youth.
call the synagogue, 548-9000. The students read and study
a specific theme, which this
year is "Jerusalem," prior
Then Moses summoned to taking the examination.
Joshua, and said to him in
The participants are award-
the presence of all Israel: ed the AMI (Award of Merit
Be •strong, be brave; for you of Israel) consisting of gold,
are to bring this people into bronze and silver pins based
the land which the Lord on the different levels of
swore to your fathers to give achievement score d. The
them; you are to put them exams will be held during
in possession of it.—Deut. Israel Independence Week,
31:7.
April 28-May 5. The exams
are given locally by partici-
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