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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Bnai Moshe Youth Events
Bnai Moshe Senior United
Synagogue Youth will spon-
sor a games night 8:30 p.m.
Saturday at the synagogue.
There will be refreshments
and prizes. For information
and reservations, contact
Judy Stein, 557-9499.
Regional United Syn-
agogue Youth convention
will be held March 21-23 at
the Sheraton Cadillac Hotel
in Detroit. Bnai Moshe
members will participate.
Anyone who still wishes to
register should contact ad-
-'ser Monte Scholss at
-5819, or group president
iNancy Welber at 399-4749.
The Megillat Esther will
be read 7 p.m. Monday in
the main sanctuary._ Read-
ers from the Senior United
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Synagogue Youth and Talit
and Tefilin, are being ar-
ranged by Mark Thirman;
and instructed by Cantor
Louis Klein.
A Purim patty in the
youth lounge for members
of Kadima (grades 7-8)
and Halutzim (grades 5-6)
will follow the Megilla
reading. There will be
games and purim treats.
Junior Congregation mem-
bers are also invited.
There will be a small
charge. For information,
contact Kadima adviser
Sharon Landau at
545-6951, or Halutzim ad-
viser Diane Goldring at
851-3728.
Giborim (grades 3-4) will
hold its Purim celebration
for members and their
friends at 2 p.m. Sunday in
the youth lounge. Festivities
will include games, a holi-
day arts and crafts project
and refreshments. For res-
ervations, call adviser Steve
Kideckel at 968-1765. ,
Rishonim (grades 1-2) will
enjoy games and holiday
treats as part of their Purim
party 1:30 p.m. Sunday in
the story hour room. For
information, contact Tobye
Shipper at 557-2543.
Beth Shalom USY
Study Session Due
Beth Shalom Senior
United Synagogue Youth
will have a study session fol-
lowing• Shabat services Sat-
urday at the synagogue. The
theme for the day is
"Songs." Singing and dis-
cussion will follow services,
and luncheon will be served.
The group will take a bus-
ride to Roy's Ranch for a
sleigh ride March 1. After
the sleigh ride, the group
will return to the synagogue
for singing, dancing and re
freshments.
-Youth are invited to parti-
cipate in Shabat services
9:30 a.m. Saturdays at the
synagogue. For informa-
tion, call Ed Hurvitz,
557-0821.
Oak Park Man
Named by Bank
David E. Engelbert of Oak
Park, a member of the per-
sonal trust staff of Detroit
Bank and Trust, has been
appointed a full trust offi-
cer, it was announced by C.
Boyd Stockmeyer, bank
chairman, and Rodkey
Craighead, president.
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CRITERION CLUB will
host a holiday ball 9 p.m.
Saturday at the Oak Park
Community Center. Dress
will be informal.
The public is invited.
Johnny "C" and his or-
chestra will provide the -
music for dancing. There
will be prizes and refresh-
ments.
For information, call the
president, Betty Weinberg,
559-5175, or Sylvia Bruch,
545-1108.
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PEOPLE , WITHOUT
PARTNERS of the Jewish
Community Center will go
bowling 9:30 p.m. Sunday at
Oak Park Lanes. Everyone
is welcome.
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BETH ABRAHAM-
HILLEL
YOUNG
ADULTS have formed a
new organization "The New
Dimension" for young
adults 18-25: The group will
have its first event 7:30 p.m.
Sunday at the synagogue.
Games will be featured. For
information, call Marvin
Wagner, 836-4316, or
Rhonda Lerzner, .968-7187.
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TEMPLE BETH- EL
SINGLES will host an eve-
ning of art and wine begin-
ning 5:30 p.m. March 2 at
the Cranbrook Academy of
Art, Bloomfield Hills.
There will be a special
showing of drawings, prints
and painting by contempo-
rary American artists. Ad-
mission fee will cover re-
freshments. Following the
art show, the group will
meet in the Great Gatsby
Room at Ted's Restaurant
at 8.
The group will hear the
P.D.Q. Bach concert March
Lahav Youth
Plan Retreat
Lahav Chapter, Cong.
Beth Achim's United Syn-
agogue Youth affiliate, will
have its winter retreat Feb.
28-March 2 at Milan Center,
Canada.
Youth on the retreat will
go snowmobiling and have a
Saturday night social. For
details, call Jerry Friedman,
968-4558.
Lahav will have a TV
Games Night Saturday. For
information, call Pam Lip-
pitt, 353-4477.
Youth are invited to the
Beth Achim Youth Commis-
sion-sponsored drop-in
6:30-9:30 p.m. Wednesdays
at the synagogue.
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Singles Events
ABE CHEROW, Pre;ident
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As long as the great Jew-
ish masses remain in their
position of inequality, even
the relatively few Jews who
have entirely surrendered
their Jewish identity, in the
vain attempt to escape indi-
viduality from the fate of
the Jewish people, will be
more painfully affected by
the position of the Jews
than the masses, who feel
themselves only unfortun-
ate but not degrade. —
Moses Hess, in "Rome and
Jerusalem," (1862).
16 at the Music Hall. Tickets
are available from the
group. For reservations and
information, contact Bob
Skolnick, 25500 Grand Con-
course, Southfield, 48075,
559-4394. Entertainment '75
passbook coupons may be
used for the concert.
Future events include a
dance at Northland Inn,
March 23; the Harlem
Globetrotters, April 12;
singles' Sabbath, April 25;
Toronto weekend, May
2-4; dinner-dance, May 18,
celebrating the first anni-
versary of Beth Singles.
The group will continue
its Wednesday coffee and
game night on March 5,
April 9 and May 7. A special
coffee house night with .en-
tertainment is slated for
April 20.
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Department of Michigan
Commander Joe Bale an-
nounces Robert Perliss,
commander of Levin Post
230, has been appointed gen-
eral chairman of the 34th
annual department conven-
tion to be held June 13-15 at
the Somerset Inn. The de-
partment's council of ad-
ministration will meet Q:30
a.m.-March 9 at the JWV
home.
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. CHARLES SHAPIRO
POST will hostthe Warren
R. Strable Post of the Cath-
olic War Veterans and the
Michigan District Amvets 8
p.m: Thursday at the JWV
memorial home. Michigan
Supreme Court Judge John
B. Swainson will speak and
be awarded a certificate of
merit "for his outstanding
service to veterans' organi-
zations." The brotherhood
month function will be con-
ducted by Commander Jay
Handelsman of Shapiro
Post.
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BALE POST will sponsor
a night of "armchair racing"
Tuesday at the JWV memo-
rial home. Guests are in-
vited.
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Mentally Impaired Groups at Center
Center to Have
Camp Reunion
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Jewish Community Cen-
ter will have a summer
camp reunion 1:30-3:30 p.m.
Sunday at the main build-
ing. Campers and staff of
the 1974 summer program
are invited. The 1975 sum-
mer program will be dis-
cussed with parents.
fied leaders plus volunteers
that conduct activities, in-
cluding swimming.
For information about
the club, and activities for
other age groups, call the
Center's group services of-
fice, DI 1-4200.
The Jewish Community
Center has openings in its
programs for mentally im-
paired Jewish children,
teenagers and young adults.
The Wonder Club meets
2-4:30 p.m. Sunday after-
noons for children 5-10
years old. Activities include
social, intellectual and ath-
letic stimulation geared to
the individual abilities of
each child, using arts and
crafts, dance, reading
games and other activities.
The club has two quali- _
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BLOCH-ROSE POST and
AUXILIARY will have a
special program, "Israeli
Night," 8 p.m. Tuesday at
the JWV headquarters. Past
commander, Al ROsen, will
review "The Odessa File,"
by Frederick Forsyth.' A
social hour and refresh-
ments will follow. There
will be a nominal charge,
and guests are invited. Pro-
ceeds will benefit Tel Hash-
omer Hospital in Israel. For
information, call Com-
mander Lou Wagner, VE
6-4316, or the president,
Belle Letzer, 557-3372.
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