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November 7, 1975
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Youth News
Rabbi to Speak
at Hope College
Rabbi Albert M. Lewis of
Temple Emanuel, Grand
Rapids, will speak 10:30
a.m. Tuesday at Hope Col-
lege in Holland. He will
speak on "Judaism as a Way
of Life."
Rabbi Lewis' appearance
is sponsored by the Jewish
Chatauqua Society, an or-
ganization dedicated to
creating a better under-
standing of Jews and Juda-
ism. JCS is the educational
project of the National Fed-
eration of Temple Brother-
hoods.
Bnai Moshe USY Plans Dance
Bnai Moshe Senior United
Synagogue Youth will hold
its annual city-wide square
dance 8 p.m. Saturday in
the social hall. Kadimah
USY (grades 7 and 8) are in-
vited. There is an admission
charge. For information,
call social vice president Sue
Acker, 968-0037, or the
youth office, 548-3123.
Giborim USY (grades 3-4-)
will go to the Jewish Com-
munity Center Sunday to
see the play "All of a Kind
Family at the Book Fair"
They will meet at 1:15 p.m.
at Cong. Bnai Moshe. Re-
freshments will be served.
For information and reser-
vations, contact Marla
Magy, 548-9055.
Chalutzim USY (grades
5-6) will hold an open youth
lounge Thursday at Bnai
Moshe from 7:30-9 p.m.
There will be games, records
and old-fashioned movies.
For information and reser-
vations, contact adviser
Beth Abraham
Hillel
Sisterhood
Bazaar
Nov. 16
5075 W. Maple Rd., W.
Bloomfield
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Chalutzim USY also will
go to the Book Fair. For in-
formation, contact Steve,
968-1765.
For information on Kadi-
mah events, contact adviser
Sharon Landau, 545-6951.
For information on younger
youth activities, contact
coordinator, Hartley Har-
ris, 968-3563, or the youth
lounge, 548-3123.
BBYO
Activities
SAVAGE BBG recently
elected Paul Sherman of
Akiba AZA as its new beau.
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Shaliakh to Speak
to Hebrew Club
Moadon Ivri—the Jewish
Community Center-spon-
sored Hebrew club, will
hear Atmiel Shneler, shal-
iakh to the Bnei Akiva
youth movement, 3:30 p.m.
Sunday at the 10 Mile Cen-
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Cong. Shaarey Zedek's
junior congregation will
participate in the regional
kinnus Nov. 14-16 in De-
troit. United Synagogue
Youth members from To-
ledo and Cleveland will par-
ticipate.
The group will have a
Hanuka gift fair and bake
sale 9:30 a.m.-1 p.m. Nov. 23
in the youth lounge. The
group is planning to sell
bagels by the dozen as part
of its bagel sale activities.
Bagels will be sold 9 a.m.-1
p.m. Sundays. For bagel
reservations, call the hotline
Farmington Hills
851.7333
357-5549 after 6 p.m. or
Betsy Shapiro, 851-3339.
Kadimah will visit the
24th annual Jewish Com-
munity Center Book Fair
Nov. 16, and on Nov. 27 the
group will see a Detroit
Lions football game at the
Pontiac Stadium. For infor-
mation and tickets, call
Larry Sklar, 626-6266.
Chaverim will have an
oneg Shabat 8 p.m. Nov. 21
in the home of Neil and Re-
nee Brickman, Southfield.
The program will be enti-
tled, "An Evening in Israel."
Reservations are needed by
Nov. 19.
Boston Publisher
Honored for Bonds
BOSTON (JTA) — The
Jewish Community of
Greater Boston paid tribute
recently to Joseph G. Weis-
berg, co-publisher and exec-
utive editor of the Jewish
Advocate, at an Israel Bond
dinner in his honor at which
more than $250,000 in Israel
Bonds were sold. Weisberg
is a member of the board of
the Jewish Telegraphic
Agency. He was presented
with the Israel Bond Lion of
Judah award.
It's Nice
To Deal With
Joe Slatkin's
Beth Shalom Y outh Events
Cong. Beth Shalom's Ka-
dimah Chapter, United Syn-
agogue Youth, 7th and 8th
graders, will hold a "Las Ve-
gas night" Saturday at the
synagogue.
The group will meet 10:15
a.m. Sunday at the syn-
agogue. Stuart Horowitz
conducts services each Sat-
GAN DAFNA BBG
members visit the patients
at the Lahser Hills Nursing
Home every other Tuesday
night. The girls plan an eve-
ning of games for the pa-
tients.
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Michigan Region dele-
gates to the recent District 6
AZA-BBG general executive
board meeting in Chicago
were: Gail Shifman, Glazer
BBG, Michigan BBG presi-
dent; Larry Adler, Rose
AZA, Michigan AZA presi-
dent; and Linda Wolk, 'Is-
raeli BBG, District 6 BBG
communications vice presi-
dent.
Shneler will speak on
"Education in Israel." The
public is invited to the all-
Hebrew- lecture.
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Youth to Attend Region Parley
Council Protests
Voting on Sabbath
In response to a letter
from the Jewish Commu-
nity Council of Metropolitan
Detroit and the Greater
Detroit Area Seventh Day
Adventist District, the City
of Detroit Neighborhood
Advisory Council elections
scheduled for Nov. 15 have
been postponed.
Writing to the Detroit
Neighborhood Services De-
partment, Alvin L. Kush-
ner, Jewish Community
Council executive director,
and Elder Bruce Babienco,
Seventh Day Adventist dis-
trict leader, expressed their
concern "about the infringe-
ment of religious freedom
and voting rights that this
election will present to Sab-
bath observing Jews and
Seventh Day Adventists."
Meanwhile, in a state-
ment delivered Oct. 29 in
cooperation with the Metro-
politan Detroit Welfare Re-
form Coalition, Mrs. Ma-
tilda Rubin, chairman of the
Community Relations Com-
mittee of the Jewish Com-
munity Council decried the
proposed cuts in payments
to welfare recipients as a
mechanism to balance Mich-
igan's budget.
Governor Milliken has
proposed that $56,987,450
be slashed from the
State Department of Social
Services budget. This cut is
approximately 38 percent of
the total of proposed budget
cuts for the state of Michi-
gan.
Workmen's Circle
to Have Bazaar
Workmen's Circle Schools
will hold its annual bazaar
and craft fair noon-7 p.m.
Nov. 16 at the Workmen's
Circle Center.
Children, ages 3-12, will
be able to work with crafts.
There also will be special
meal plates for children.
For information, call Ro-
chelle Aronson, VE 8-3534,
or the Center office, KE
7-5440.
urday. For information, call
Bruce Littky, 398-8375, or
Aron .Darsky, 398-1124.
Senior Group, 9th and
12th graders, will hold a
general membership meet-
ing 7:30 p.m. Thursday in.
the youth lounge. Max
Chomsky will lead a chapter
class on "Why Be Jewish"
each Monday.
Danny Wjdenbaum con-
ducts a cantorial class every
Saturday. The Kinus-week-
end will be held Nov. 14-16.
For information, call Kayla
Bodzin, president, 548-2236.
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