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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Births
Jan. 17 — To former De-
troiters Mr. and Mrs. Jay
Frank (Lynda Kramer) of
Oregon, a daughter, Misty
Beth.
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Jan. 13 — To Dr. and Mrs.
Sheldon J. Goldstein (Suz-
anne Kaye), 6141 Wynford
Dr., West Bloomfield, a son,
Kevin Scott.
Cantor SAMUEL
GREEN,
Certif d
ie
MOHEL
Serving Homes 8 Hospitals
399-7194 — 547-7970
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Jan. 11 — To Mr. and
Mrs. Steven H. Brown
(Connie Kort) of Cohasset
Lane, Birmingham, a
daughter, Carrie Lynn.
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Jan. 3 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Barry Kelman (Janice Ka-
mienny), 17245 Stratford,
Southfield, a daughter,
Amy Susan.
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Dec. 15 — To Mr. and
Mrs. Martin Ginsberg
(Carol Fishman), former
Detroiters of Monsey, N.Y.,
a daughter, Hindy.
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Dec. 5 — To Dr. and Mrs.
Stanley Tickton (Adiva Ro-
senberg), former Detroiters
of Virginia Beach, Va., a
son, Daniel Shoshan.
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To Mr. and Mrs. Martin
Moore (Adrienne Weiskopf),
15960 Mt. Vernon, South-
field, a daughter, Gayle
Beth.
BBYO Activities
AZA Chapters to Sell Trees
for JNF, Israel This Sunday
Leaders of the Bnai Brith AZA Council of Metropoli-
tan Detroit are shown planning Sunday's tree planting
drive for Israel, through the Jewish National Fund.
Shown are, seated, from left, Mark Gorman of Goode
Certified Mohel
Chapter; Paul Raphael, AZA Program Director; Mar-
557-0888
shall Philka, of Rose Chapter, the JNF coordinator; and
557-7629
Dale Richman of Einstein. Standing from left, are: Jeff
Adler of Rose; Arnold Weiner, regional director of the
Bnai Brith Youth Organization; and Brandon West of
RABBI S.ZACHARIASH
Posen. Hundreds of members will participate in the sell-
Specialized
ing of trees, to mark JNF Month. Booths will be set up
MOHEL
Shoresh Youth
at the Northland Shopping Center and at the Harvard
In Home or Hospital
Plan Oneg Shabat Row Mall in Southfield and other shopping areas. All of
the young men will have JNF identification.
557-9666
Shoresh Youth Group of
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Adat Shalom Synagogue
Livonia; Jewish Desserts,
The highest award pre-
will
have
an
oneg
Shabat
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RABBI DR. LEO
sented at the Michigan Re- Sid Plotnik, Herzl AZA,
p.m. today at the syn- gional BBYO Convntion, the Windsor; BBG Bake,
agogue.
Beth Geller, Kadi-
They also will have a rol- "most distinguished chapter cakes,
Expert Mohel
mah BBG; cookies, Lisa
award,"
was
awarded
to
Serving Hospitals and Homes
lerskating party Saturday, Disraeli BBG and Rose Roper, Kidimah BBG;
Meeting 8:15 p.m. at
. LI 2-4444 547-8555.
Jewish Desserts, Kate
Rhonda Neuvirth's house, AZA.
Enkin, Yachad BBG,
Winners
of
regional
com-
28724 Still Valley Drive,
Windsor. Best booth
petition
in
national
BBY
CANTOR SIDNEY
Farmington Hills. The
awards in the Interna-
group will proceed to Skate coantests were: AZA Ora- tional Service Fund theme
tory,
Martin
Brown,
World in Troy. There is a
carnival were Brice BBG,
L'Chaim AZA; AZA Story-
charge.
first place; Glazer BBG,
Certified Mohel
For reservations, call telling, Jeff Adler, Rose
second; and Szold BBG,
AZA;
BBG
Youth
Forum,
358-1426 or 357-5544
Sandy Vieder, 626-8195. For
third. Winner of the Mich-
Gail
Shifman,
Glazer
BBG;
directions, call Rhonda,
igan Region t-shirt design
BBG Storytelling (for the
851-2688. For information second year in a row) Sue
contest was Rose AZA.
about Shoresh, call Steve
In athletic competition,
Caplan,
Glazer
BBG;
AZA
Lupovitch, president,
Newspaper, Goode AZA; Einstein AZA won the AZA
NURSERY
851-2055.
BBG Newspaper, Disraeli basketball tournament,
while Rose AZA took the
BBG; BBG Originality Plus,
Forest
Set
in
Israel
PROGRAM
AZA ping pong champion-
Literature, Tami Allweiss,
An exciting pre-school
WASHINGTON (JTA) — Senesh BBG; Art, Barbara ship. Masada BBG won the
Program for 21/2-5 yr. olds.
The committee for the Dr. Parker, Kadimah BBG;
BBG volleyball tournament
Toilet training no problem—
Martin Luther King Jr. Handicrafts, Tracey Allen, while Na'im BBG won the
Jewish content
Memorial Forest in Israel Disraeli BBG.
BBG ping pong champion-
Young Israel of Oak Woods
announced that its fund for
Winners
of
regional
com-
ship. The winner in AZA
Coolidge, Oak Park
a forest of 10,000 trees to be
petition in district contests bowling was Herzl AZA,
State Licensed—Limited Enrollment
planted in his memory is
were: AZA Song; Eilat Windsor, while the BBG
557-5132 398-7850
more than half subscribed.
bowling winner was Senesh
BBYO, Ann Arbor; BBG
BBG.
Song, Disraeli BBG; AZA
Originality Plus, Literature,
Ian Alexis, Herzl AZA, Youth Will Have
Windsor; Art, Bruce Margo-
lis, Jolson AZA, Livonia; Talent Program
Handicrafts, Ricky Rogow,
Cong. Bnai Moshe youn-
Jolson AZA, Livonia; AZA ger- youth program (grades
Film, Sporn AZA: AZA 3-8) will present a talent
New Semester Begins Jan. 26
Photograph, (second year show 7:30 p.m. Sunday in
in a row) Kevin Moss, Sam- the synagogue. Singers,
Huntington Woods Nursery
son AZA; BBG Photogra- dancers, and magicians will
10495 W. 11 Mile Rd.
phy, Jill Mostyn, Glazer highlight the evening. There
BBG.
is a nominal charge, and
CALL 541-5053
Regional contest win- proceeds will go to the youth
ners were: AZA Bake, program. Tickets are avail-
Southfield Children's Nursery
cakes, Ron Ettinger, able from youth advisers or
Goode AZA; cookies (for at the door. For informa-
25761 Greenfield
the second year in a row) tion, contact youth coordi-
CALL 557-5122
Mike Arnold, Jolson AZA, nator, Hartley Harris,
968-3563, or the youth of-
Three Rivers,
fice, 548-3123.
HABONIM CAMP TAVOR
Mich.
Kadimah United Syn-
agogue youth, (grades 7-8)
AN EXCITING Summer in a Kibbutz Atmosphere
will go to the Shrine Circus
Feb. 1, meeting 1:15 p.m. at
Co-Ed Grades 5-11
the synagogue. There is a
charge. For reservations,
• Israeli Song & Dance
• Sports Program
contact adviser Sharon Lan-
• Special Events
dau, 545-6951.
For information on youn-
CIT
Program
$350
$410. - 4 weeks
ger youth activities, contact
(limited spaces)
$760. - 8 weeks
the youth coordinator, Har-
tley Harris, 968-3563, or the
Registrar, Ethel Silbert - 968-8726
youth lounge, 548-3123.
REV. HERSHL
ROTH
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Youth News
Adat Shalom USY Groups Plan Oneg
Migdal Tzion United Syn-
agogue Youth (grades 9-12)
and Shoresh (grades 8 and
9) of Adat Shalom Syn-
agogue will sponsor a joint
oneg Shabat 8 p.m. today in
the chapel.
The program will focus on
Tamarack. The public is in-
vited, and refreshments will
be served.. For information,
call advisers Jeff Shiovitz,
352-8309, or Cindy Tarnoff,
968-8827.
Migdal Tzion and Shoresh
will participate in a camp
program Jan. 30-Feb. 1 at
Camp Tamarack, Ortonville.
The week-end will com-
bine a mixture of religious,
cultural, social and recre-
ational activities in an in-
formal and communal set-
ting.
Rabbi Baruch Feldstern
of New York will be the
guest speaker for the re-
treat. The theme will be
"Tefilla: Prayer." The youth
will meet in smaller groups
for discussion.
Hashachar Plans
Winter Convention
Hashachar, the Hadas-
sah-sponsored Zionist youth
organization, will have a
mini convention Feb. 6-8 in
the home of Cindy Buchal-
ter, 9510 W. River Rd., Free-
land.
The convention theme will
be "Society in Israel, Ideal
or Reality!" The convention
will include Israeli dancing,
winter sports and kosher
meals. There is a charge.
For information, call Dan
Levy, 356-5199.
UJA NY Elects
New President
NEW YORK (JTA) —
James L. Weinberg of Har-
rison, NY has been elected
president of the United Jew-
ish Appeal of Greater New
York.
Former Rep. Herbert
Tenzer was elected chair-
man of the board of gover-
nors. Weinberg, who suc-
ceeded William J. Levitt, is
a son of Dr. Harold Wein-
berg, one of the founders of
the UJA.
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