THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Bnai Moshe Senior USY to Join Charity Walkathon

Bnai Moshe Senior United
Synagogue Youth will join
with Detroit area USY
chapters for the March. of
Dimes Walkathon on Sun-_

day. Members will meet at bingo game, played at the
Cong. Bnai Moshe at 7:45 synagogue April 12, were:
a.m. and proceed to Belle Marshall Abrin, Mark
Isle. Drivers are needed Birnholtz, Scott Cranis,
from the synagogue. For. Michael Goldring, Jon
information, contact the Goodman, Gary Kroll,
president, Nancy Welber, Katie Lazarus, Gary Naf-
taly, Stacey Olsen, Barry
399-4749.
Elections for senior USY Stern, David Tygel and
officers will be held 9:30 Michele Ungar. Michael
p.m. Saturday at the home Ungar is group president.
of Sue Acker, 25441 Karen,
Giborim (grades 3-4) will
Oak Park.
sponsor a full-length Walt
Kadimka (grades 7-8) will Disney feature film for all
hold a bowling party 7 p.m. members and friends at 1:30
Sunday in the synagogue. p.m. Sunday in the youth
Refreshments will be lounge. Refreshments will
served. Mark Baumgarten is be served. Andrew Lippa is
social vice president. For president. For reservations,
reservations, contact adviser contact adviser Steve Ki-
deckel, 968-1765.
Sharon Landau; 545-6951.
Members of the Halut-
ziin (grades 5-6) who were
winners of the Hebrew

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Talit and Tefilin (for boys
ages 13 and older) will meet
8:30 a.m. Sunday for serv-
ices, breakfast and bowling.
The upcoming educational
trip will also be discussed.
The annual city-wide corn-
munity breakfast will be
held 10 a.m. May 11 at the
synagogue. Talit and Tefilin
members are currently sell-
ing tickets to help raise
money for the coming year.
For information, contact
adviser Ralph Goren,
546-5446.
For - information on youth
activities at Bnai Moshe,
contact Danny Kaplan at
the synagogue office,
548-9000.

Adat Shalom UHS Students
Simulate Knesset Elections

Students at the Adat
Shalom Synagogue United
Hebrew School branch cele-
brated Israel Independence
Day April 20 by simulating
elections to the Israeli Knes-
set and then convening a
parliamentary session. The
simulation afforded stu-
dents an opportunity to
learn about the workings
and structure of Israeli poli-
tics.
Election speeches were
heard from six parties rep-
resenting tlye entire spec-
trum of Israeli opinion, and
then the- students voted for
their favorite party. After
the ballots were counted,
students became Knesset
members of the party for
which they voted.
Their first task was to
form a government by
making coalitions between
the parties. In both ses-
sions, the Likud Party re-
ceived a plurality of the
votes and became the dom-

Magazine Has
Poster Contest

NEW YORK — A special
poster contest to celebrate
the holiday of Shavuot has
been announced by Contact
magazine, the Jewish youth
periodical published by the
Board of Jewish Education
of Greater New York and
the Jerusalem. Post.
The entry selected as first
prize winner will be printed
as a poster by the Jewish
National Fund and distrib-
uted internationally for
Shavuot 1976-5736.
The first-prize winner
will receive the JNF Medal
of the Israel Coins and Med-
als Corp. The second prize
winner will receive a beauti-
ful pictorial album of Israel,
and the third prize poster
creator will be awarded a
set of Israeli records.
All entries should be 13.5
x 18.5 inches in size and
use a graphic idea to rep-
resent the holiday as an
agricultural festival. Sub-
missions should be mailed
to the BJE and received no
later than June 1. All en-
tries will be judged by a
panel of artists, educators
and representatives of the
JNF and Contact maga-
zine.
For information, write
Jacob Snyder at the Board
of Jewish Education, 426 W.
58th St., New York City,
N.Y. 10019; (212-245-8200).

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inant party in the coali-
tion. Jeffrey Stillman was
elected prime minister in
the first session and David
Naftaly in the second ses-
sion. •
Other students elected to
ministerial positions were:
Stuart Mandelbaum, Mi-
chael Silverstein, David
Perlman, Elise Feldman,
Eric Wexler, Lori Crane,
Michael Shreeman, Jeffrey
Goldman, Keith Irtenkauf
and Neal Katz.
After the government co-
alition was formed, the
Adat Shalom Knesset held
an open debate. Students
had an opportunity to ex-
press opinions and vote on
crucial issues involving the
future of the occupied terri-
tories and the role of reli-
gion in Israel.
The Adat Shalom Knesset
voted down resolutions
which would have recog-
nized the validity of non-
Orthodox conversions per-
formed outside of Israel,
and resolutions which
would have established an
independent Palestinian
state on the West Bank.

Junior YI Teens
to Attend Regional

Junior Young Israel
Teens (grades 6-8) will send
members to a regional con-
vention of the National
Council of Synagogue Youth
(NCSY) to be held today
through Sunday in Cleve-
land.
Participating in the con-
vention will be: Debbie En-
gel, Peggy Sperber, Michael
Eisenberg, Rachel Flatt,
Anita Singal, David Rube,
Daniel Koenigsberg, Uriel
Levy, Helene Goldberg and
Cheryl Servetter.
Halutzim (grades 3-5) will
hold a Shabat meeting 3:30
p.m. May 10 at the home of
Hartley Harris, 25611 Col-
leen, Oak Park. There will
be games and refreshments.
Junior YI Teens will
sponsor a balloon booth at
the Young Israel Bazaar,
to be held 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
May 11 at Young Israel of
Greenfield.
For information on junior
group events at Young Is-
rael, contact Hartley Har-
ris, 968-3563.

Seize the present day, giv-
ing no credit to the suceed-
irig ones.

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Births

April 24 — To Dr. and
Mrs. Saadia R. Greenberg
(Lily Nadel), 25145 Ridge-
cliff Dr., Southfield, a
daughter, Susan Pearl.
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April 24 — To Dr. and
Mrs. Michael Schiff (Glo-
rianne Lopata), 428 S. Fox
Hills Dr., Bloomfield Hills,
a daughter, Danielle Nicole.
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April 24 — To Mr. and
Mrs. Hershel Kashdan
(Debbie Marlowe), 27155 .
Marshall, Southfield, a
daughter, April Paige.
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April 24 — To Mr. and
Mrs. Ronald Adelstein
(Fern Stone), 27046 Fairfax,
Southfield, a son, David
Alan.
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April 21 — To Mr. and
Mrs. Bernard H. Fields
(Lynn Parker), 2351 Somer-
set, Troy, a son, David.
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April 20 — To Dr. and
Mrs. David M. Shepherd
(Susan Lebovitz), 10771

Hart, Huntington Woods, a
son, Aaron Emanuel.
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April 19 — To Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Bard (Marcia
Swartz), 31922 Pembroke,
Livonia, a son, Aaron
Franklin.
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April 16 — To Mr. an
Mrs. Morry Greener (Susan
Foster), 10407 Hart, Hun-
tington Woods, a son, Adam
Scott.
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April 15 — To Dr. and
Mrs. Stuart Goodstein (Gail
Ann Goldman), 26601
Franklin Pointe Dr., South-
field, a daughter, Franci-
Lynne.
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April 8 — To Mr. and
Mrs. Dennis Porvin (Renee
Ka:1A), 23201 Kenosha, Oak
Park, a son, Brian David.
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April 7 — To Mr. and–
Mrs. Douglas M. Shook
(Carol Ann Driscoll), former
Detroiters of Truckee,
Calif., a daughter, Sarah
Ruth.

BBYO Business

The Bnai Brith Youth
Organization will appear on
"It's Your Turn" May 21 on
Channel 56. BBYO will re-
port to the community
about BBYO and the many
activities in which its more
than 1,000 members in
Michigan Region are in-
volved.
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BBYO announces the for-
mation of two new BBYO
Chapters designed to serve
Jewish teens 14-18 or 9th-
12th grades in the West
Bloomfield-Farmington
Hills area. Girls who are
interested may join Hannah
Senesh BBG by contacting
the president, Shelly Smo-
ler, 626-2454; and boys who
are interested in joining
Harpo Marx AZA may tall
Conrad Koller, AZA Pro-
gram Director, 354-6113.
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AZA and
B B BG Chapter
elections took place during
April. New presidents as
of this writing are: Herzl
AZA, Windsor, Jeff Rosen-
baum; Kishon AZA, Bruce
Moss; Strauss BBYO, Mt.
Clemens, Steve Kurtz;
Ahavah BBG, Barbara
Eisenberg; Aliyah BBG,
Sherrie Ungar; Dalyah
BBG, Livonia, Marcy

Center Contest
Winners Told.

Green; Eilat BBYO, Ann
Arbor, Debbie Aminoff;
Glazer BBG, Jill Mostyn;
Masada BBG, Cindy Ka-
tanick; Rappoport BBG,
Sharon Levinsky; Savage
BBG, Ilene Lubin; and
Senesh BBG, Shelly Smo-
ler. * * *
Top prize winners for
BBG fundraising are: Israel
Kaner of Southfield, first-
prize; Nick Hertza of West
Bloomfield, second prize;
and Mrs. Ernest Parris,
third prize.
The AZA Council Candy
Sale will run through Sun-
day. Proceeds will benefit
the leadership goals of the
'Aleph Zadik Aleph.

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