16 Friday, June 6, 1975

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

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Beth Shalom USY Installs Officers

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Kayla Bodzin was in-
* galleries * * stalled as president of Cong.
Beth Shalom's United Syn-
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3500 Original
agogue Youth group last
* Oil Paintings and Graphics * week at Shabat services.
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Other officers installed by
By Leading American
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and European Artists
: Cantor Samuel Greenbaum
Featuring Original Graphics By
include Dan Widenbaum,
Norman Rockwell
,* Ed Hurvitz, Marilyn Hamer
and LeRoy Neiman
A'r and Lori Weiss, vice presi-
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dents, Susan Schakne, trea-
Northland and . Eastland Center y.,
surer; and Marsha Raimi,
************** secretary.

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The installation activi-
ties included an oneg
Shabat, a study luncheon
which focused on "Jewish
Marriage and the'Wedding
Ceremony," a dinner-
dance and - a baseball
game.

Meanwhile, Dan Widen-
baum, recently was granted
the Meyer and Nathan Fish-
man Family Foundation
Award to be applied toward
a summer visit to Israel. A
student in Beth Shalom's
Hebrew high school, Dan
will visit Israel this sum-
mer.

was sponsored by the men's
club.

The Talit and Tefilin Club
for boys and Bat Mitzva
Belles for girls hosted 100
youngsters on a trip to a
Tiger ball game. The trip

Junior congregation will
have its awards Sabbath
June 14. USY and Kadim
will conduct services.
Guests are invited.

DAN WIDENBAUM

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Rabbi David Nelson also
participated in the installa-
tion ceremony.

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At a recent meeting of the
BBYO board of directors,
George Tarnoff was re-
turned to office as chairman
for 1975-76. -
Tarnoff is a past presi-
dent of the Metropolitan De-
troit Bnai Brith Council
and was on the Michigan
BBYO board for many
years, holding many posi-
tions including two years as
vice chairman. Joining Tar-
noff as vice chairmen of the
board are Mrs. Harold Ro=
binson and David Levine.
Elected for one-year
terms are: Sue Caplan,
Selma Cohen, Mrs. Philip
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Edelheit, Robert Ellis, Mrs.
Gordon Fruitman, Marc Maynard Kalef, Jeffrey
Hart, Mrs. Norman Moss, Kravitz, Mrs. Alan Na-
Alan Nathan, Mrs.,Sher- than, Milford Nemer, Mrs.
man Sokolov and Linda Milford Nemer, Mrs. Har-
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Recently elected chapter
presidents are Susie Plud-
winski, Naches BBG; Harry
Fisher, RaMBaM BBYO,
Flint; Vicki Gealer, Sabra
BBG; and Debbie Bonin,
Szold BBG.
Gan Dafna BBG is the
recipient of the second place
prize for the Walter E.
Klein Community Action
Award. The award was
presented at a recent meet-
ing of the Jewish Commu-
nity Council, and honors the
chapter for its ongoing serv-
ice projects in the commu-
nity, which included raising
money to combat Tay-Sach
Disease, adopting Soviet
Jewish pen pals and aiding
recreation activities at a lo-
cal nursing home.
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A new AZA chapter is
being formed for Jewish
Youth 14-18, in the Detroit-
Oak Park area. This chapter
will serve boys attending
Henry Ford and Oak Park
high schools. For informa-
tion, call Mike Weisserman,
537-1491 or Conrad Koller,
AZA program director,
354-6113.

Many persons have a
wrong idea about what con-
stitutes true happiness. It is
not attained through self-
gratification, but through
fidelity to a worthy purpose.
— Helen Kell& ' ' ' '

YI Halutzim Plan
Shabat 'Meeting

UHS to Present
Israeli Musical

Halutzim (grades 3-5) will
have a Shabat meeting 2
p.m. Saturday at the home
of Mindy Speiser, 14125
Winchester, Oak Park.
There will be refreshments.
The group will hold a bar-
becue and "Memory Day"
Sunday, meeting 1 p.m. at
Young Israel of Greenfield.
The afternoon will feature
slides and' photos of the
year's events, as well as a
comedy movie.

United _Hebrew Schools
High School department
will present the Israeli mu-
sical "The King and The
Cobbler," 8 p.m. Tuesday in
the Louis and Esther LaMed
Auditorium.
Under the direction of Dr.
Shalom Kalib, Olek Netzer,
Datia Kleinbort and Abra-
ham Ben-Zeev, the musical
will be presented in English
depicting in stories, songs,
and dances, a legendary epi-
sode involving King Solo-
mon.
Tickets may be purchased
at the door or 4eserved by
calling the school office,
352-7117.

Junior Young Israel
Teens (grades 6 - 8) - will
sponsor a pizza party and
"Memory Night," featur-
ing a slide show of past ac-
tivities 4:30 p.m.. Sunday
at the home of Sara Ry-
back, 15948 Stratford, Oak
Park. Elections of officers
for the coming year also
will take place.

Junior YI Teens will corn- .
plete the year's activities
with a Detroit Tiger base-
ball game June 15, meeting
12:30 p.m. at Young Israel
of Greenfield.
For information on junior
group events at Young Is-
rael, contact Hartley Har-
ris, 968-3563.

The Jews are an idea
made flesh. — Albert Cohen

Vote

Monday, June 9th

TOM
WILLIAMSON

Southfield
Board of Education

SZ Youth Plan
Oneg Shabat

Join the following concerned
citizens, by voting for a candi-
date who will represent all citi-
zens of Southfield, and not just
special interest groups.

Cong. Shaarey Zedek's
junior congregation will
have an oneg Shabat 8 p.m.
June 13. For information,
call Karolyn Wallace,
647-4261. The group will
have a splash party 1 p.m.
June 19 for all junior con-
gregation members. For
details call Donna Katzman,
647-5561.
Kadima council members
include Mike Katz, Shelley
Green, Mark Nathanson,
Sharon Manello and David
Baruch.

Good Schools, Honest Represen-
tation and Excellence in Educa-
tion for All our children.

Lahav USY Plans
Annual Installation

Lahav Chapter, tong.
Beth' Achim's United Syn-
agogue Youth affiliate, will
have its installation of offi-
cers June 14 and 15.
Officers to be installed
are: Jerry Friedman, presi-
dent; Jeff Cantor and Pam
Lippitt, vice presidents;
Beth Geller, treasurer;
Diana Burlant, religious-
cultural chairman; and
Sheryl Rose and Laura La-
zarus, secretaries.
A luncheon for the new
officers will be held June 14
at the synagogue following
Shabat services. At 8:30
p.m. Sunday, there will be a
pool party at the Beacon
Square Community pool
For reservations, call
Sheryl, 358-4597, or Neil Go-
rov, 358-1555.

Labor Zionist
Branch to Meet

Branch Seven, Labor
Zionist Alliance, will meet 8
p.m. Sunday in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rosen,
23880 Moritz, Oak Park.
Gordon Silverman will
speak on "The Future of the
Labor Zionist Alliance." For
information, call the host-
ess, Mrs. Rosen, LI 2-3780.
Discussion and refresh-
Ments will fQ119,\N; _

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