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122 American Jewish Students
outh News! Join
Largest UJA Youth Mission
Bnai Moshe Senior USY Group
to Play Indoor Miniature Golf
Bnai Moshe Senior United
Synagogue Youth will spon-
sor an indoor miniature golf
social 7 p.m. Saturday at the
synagogue. The group will
hold its annual Camp Tam-
arack weekend on Jan. 10-12
at the Ortonville campsite.
For information, contact ad-
viser, Monte Schloss, 547-
5819.
Senior and Kadima (grades
7-8) USY groups will attend
the annual Hasidic Happen,
ing concert Tuesday at Ford
Auditorium. Members will
meet 6:30 p.m. at the syna-
gogue. For tickets, contact
the synagogue office, 548-
9000.
_ Kadima will have a roller
skating party on Sunday.
Members are asked to meet
1:30 p.m. at the synagogue.
The Kadima Camp Tamarack
weekend will be held Feb.
14-16 at the Ortonville camp-
. site with a variety of relig-
ious, cultural and social ac-
tivities. Mark Baumgarten
and Debbie Lewin are co-
chairmen of the weekend.
Halutzim (grades 5-6) will
hold an oneg Shabat program,
8:30 p.m. today at the home
of Danny Kaplan, 25070 Ken-
osha, Oak Park. There will
be a short kidush, with
games, stories and refresh-
ments.
Adam Gottlieb has been
named fundraising chairman
for Halutzim. Katie Lazarus
is 'head of the phone squad.
The annual Camp Tama-
rack weekend for grades 4-6
will be held Jan. 17-19 at the
Ortonville campsite. Week-
end activities will include
outdoor tobogganing and hik-
ing, an oneg Shabat and Sat-
urday morning services, with
a Saturday evening social.
Application deadline is Mon-
day. For informative, con-
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Giborim (grades 3-4) will
hold an arts and crafts, hour
1:30 p. m. Jan. 12 in the
youth lounge. Refreshments
will be served. For informa-
tion, contact adviser, Steve
Kideckel, 968-1765.
Junior congregation mem-
bers will attend a Detroit
Pistons basketball game Jan.
26, meeting 1:30 p.m. at the
synagogue. Reservations are
needed by Jan. 17. For infor-
mation, contact the group
program chairman, Joel Un-
gar, 557-1480. Junior congre-
gation meets 10 a.m. every
Saturday for Shabat services.
Richard Demak is president.
Michael Ungar is vice presi-
dent.
For information on Bnai
Moshe youth activities, con-
tact Danny Kaplan at the
synagogue office, 548-9000.
Akiva
Action Line
By SHERRI GARDIN
9th Grade -
In honor of the festival of
Hanuka, the Akiva student
council prepared two Hanuka
parties for the school, one for
the kindergarten - 6th grades
and another for 7th - 12th
grades.
Each class contributed
their efforts in the form of
songs and plays to make it
one of the most successful
events of the year.
In between each act, mu-
sican entertainment was pro-
vided by Shira Shuchatow-
itz, Johnny Liebman and
Shonnie Shreiber.
The shiur gimmel girls
presenter awards to various
students and teachers. After
th program, the student
council with the help of the
PTA served hot chocolate
and doughnuts.
The. high school girls choir
went to Borman Hall to
bring some holiday cheer to
the residents.
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American Jewish university
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vacation learning about the
land and people of Israel as
participants in the largest
student study mission in the
United Jewish Appeal's his-
tory, UJA General Chairman
Frank R. Lautenberg an-
nounced.
The UJA-sponsored group
included a Black Jew from
Kent State University in
Ohio, the editor of the Har-
vard University Crimson,
and large delegations from
colleges from the Los An-
geles, Philadelphia and New
York City. Most participants
are leaders in UJA campus
campaigns.
"The annual Winter Stu-
dent Mission is one of the
most accurate measurements
we have of the UJA's effec-
tiveness in reaching univer-
sity students," Lautenberg
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cream on Sunday, meeting
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Greenfield. Daniel Koenings-
berg is vice president of pro-
gramming.
Halutzim (grades 3-5) will
have a Shabat luncheon fol-
lowing 9 a.m. services and
kidush Saturday at Young
Israel of Greenfield. Jenny
Mandlebaum a n d Gabriel
Levy are treasurers.
Halutzim and 4-7 year old
group will present the full-
length children's film 'The
Shaggy Dog' at 1:30 p.m.
Jan. 12 at Young Israel of
Greenfield. There will be
refreshments.
For information on Young
Israel junior group events,
contact co-ordinator, Hartley
Harris, 968-3563.
The 10-day mission includ-
ed a meeting with Israeli
President Ephraim Katzir, a
Sabbath in Jerusalem, a visit
to the Golan Heights and
seminars with Jewish Agen-
cy officials who explained' the
critical role of UJA-support-
ed humanitarian services for
the people of Israel.
In addition to the annual
Winter Mission, the UJA
sponsors two other in-depth
tours of Israel for university
students. These are a six-
week Summer Mission to
Europe and Israel and Op-
eration Joshua, a series of
one-day summer tours in Is-
rael for students traveling
there independently.
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