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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
44 Friday, March 7, 1975
Youth to Lead 'Shabat Service Saturday at Cong. Beth Shalom
`Kabala' Is Topic at Beit Cafe
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7/1/i7 kiriT
graders: Diane Lederman,
Laura Moore, Andy Mu-
dryk, Mike Berger, Sherri
Goldenberg, Alecia Good-
man, Charles Pearlstein,
Marc Bakst, Pam Davidson,
Steve Lederman, Howard
Smith, Mike White, Lisa
McKinney, Val Newman,
Jonny Widenbaum, Ricky
Rosenberg, Ken Briskin,
Wendy Schecter, Stuart
Sandweiss and Ronald Leff.
The Torah Service, in-
cluding the Torah reading,
will be conducted by the
Kadima and USY groups.
The Torah will be taken
from the ark by Joel
Young. Scott Littky will
be in charge of returning
the Torah to the ark. The
reading of the Torah will
be done by: Danny Widen-
baum, Mitchell Medows,
Joel Young, Ron Leder-
man and Leon Gold, a
leader of the junior con-
gregation.
The sermon will be deliv-
Bnai Moshe Youth Events
Bnai Moshe Senior United
Synagogue Youth will hold
an oneg Shabat program 8
p.m. today at the home of
Louis Thoryn,.10744 Lin-
coln, Huntington Woods.
The program will include re-
freshments, a short service,
songs and dancing, and a
discussion on "The Political
Jew." The group will hold a
social action project 1:30
p.m. Sunday in the syn-
agogue.
Bnai Moshe Youth is
sponsoring its second an-
nual family evening at the
Ice Capades at Olympia
Stadium. Participants will
meet 5 p.m. March 16 at the
synagogue and proceed by
chartered bus. All young-
sters and their parents are
invited.
Kadima (wades 7-8) will
hold elections for the office
of social vice president 1:15
p.m. Sunday in the syn-
agogue. Group president
Ronnie Demak will be in
charge of the election.
YI Teens
Plan Events
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Cong. Beth Shalom's
youth groups will conduct
the entire Sabbath morning
service Saturday in the
main sanctuary.
Junior congregation Sha-
bat will begin at 9:15 a.m.
with the Birchat Hashachar
and Pesukay D' Zimra being
led by the third and fourth
graders. Participating are:
Cindy Mudryk, Stuart New-
man, Linda Robbins, Alan
Sasson, Jay Schwartz,
Davia Sturm, Suzie Widen-
baum, Cindy Bakst, Monty
Borchart, Karen Finstein,
Michele Friend, Amy Gold,
Robert Iwrey, Shari Mickel,
Arona Pearlstein, . Darlene
Recht, Jeff Wolok, Susan
Bakst, Karen Berger, Julie
Finn, Daniel Friedman,
Stephen Gold, Tresa
Grauer, Amy Guggenheim,
Sandra Hollander, Julie
Peritz, Paul Randel and
Michael Smith
The Shaharit Service will
be led by fifth and sixth
Junior Young Israel
Teens (grades 6-8) will host
a post-Purim party for sen-
ior citizens from the Federa-
tion Apartments 1:30 p.m.
Sunday at Young Israel of
Greenfield. Group members
will treat senior citizens to
games and Purim refresh-
ments. For information,
contact Hartley Harris,
968-3563.
A Shabat post-Purim
pai-ty will be held for 4-7
year olds 2:30 p.m. Saturday
at Young Israel of Green-
field. There will be games
and refreshments. Shabat
meetings will continue 2:30
p.m. every Saturday at
Young Israel of Greenfield.
Young Israel invites all its
junior group members in
grades 3-8, and their par-
ents to attend a family day
at the Ice Capades on March
16. A bus will leave Young
Israel of Greenfield at 1
p.m.
For information on junior
group events at Young Is-
rael, contact Hartley Har-
ris, 968-3563.
Following the election,
Kadima will take a trip to
a pin-ball arcade. Friends
are invited. Refreshments
will be provided. For res-
ervations, contact adviser
Sharon Landau, 545-6951
or treasurer Ralph Naf-
taly, 968-2354.
Halutzim (grades 5-6)
upcoming events include an
arts and crafts hour, an
oneg Shabat. Giborim
(grades 3-4) will hold a mys-
tery bus ride, and attend a
children's play at the South-
field Civic Center.
For information on youth
activities at Bnai Moshe,
contact the youth office at
the synagogue, 548-9000.
Student Wins
Debate Contest
Carolyn Rosenberg, a sen-
ior at Southfield-Lathrup
High School, won first place
and a $1,300 scholarship
Saturday in the John S.
Knight Debate Contest at
the Detroit Heritage Hotel.
Carolyn was named the
winner from among 36
other finalists in the con-
test, sponsored by The De-
troit Free Press and the
Michigan High School For-
ensic Association.
The debate topic this year
was "Resolved: That the
United States should signif-
icantly change the method
of selecting presidential and
vice presidential candi-
dates."
Carolyn's coach, Don
Ritzenhein, was a third
place winner in the 1964
Knigh Scholarship debate.
ZOA Offers Funds
for Young Campers
Applications are now
available at the Zionist Or-
ganization of America's
Detroit office for partial
scholarships to the ZO`A's
Israel Summer Camps and
Masada Camp in Leonides,
Mich.
Youth age 13-17 also are
invited to join the ZOA's
Masada youth groups. For
information, call the ZOA
office, 353-3636.
,
ered by Scott Littky and scheduled for Saturday aft-
Mindy Goldberg. They will ernoon.
speak on, "How the Syn
Cong. Beth Shalom's
agogue Youth Groups Are. United Synagogue Youth
Meeting the Challenges of will participate in the Cen-
Today."
tral Region USY convention
Danny Widenbaum, a March 14-16 at the Shera-
USY'er, will lead the Musaf ton-Cadillac Hotel. Andee
service, joined by the Shira- Tarnoff of Beth Shalom is
leers, the junior choir. To over-all chairman for the
conclude the morning serv- convention.
Kayla Bodzin, BSUSY's
ice, the kindergarten, first
and second graders will lead corresponding secretary,
the congregation in singing has been nominated for the
the closing prayers. Partici- post of regional correspond-
pants include: Wendi' ing secretary.
Littky, Adam Schoener,
Sondra Schoener, Harry
Nelson, Nikolas Elmers,
Debra Nelson, Reva Nelson,
Joey Friedman, Amy Wi-
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Schwartz and Dori Singer.
A special kidush recep-
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tion, sponsored by the sis-
terhood, PTO and men's
club, will-follow. Everyone
is welcome.
A USY sleigh ride was
Call
held last Saturday evening.
The announcement of the
event that appeared in last
week's Jewish -News inad-
vertently said the event was
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