THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Youth News

Students Elected to Phi Beta Kappa

Area high school students ceiving the honor are:
Helen Klein and Audrey Krakovits.
will be honored by Phi Beta
Oak Park High School
Kappa, honorary scholar-
ship fraternity, for out- honorees are:
standing scholarship Mon-
Claire Bloom, Kayla Bodzin, Nancy
Burk, Paul Canchester, Victor Colman,
day at Ford Auditorium.
Cynthia Coursen, Cheryl Dater, Karen
Beth Jacob students re- Epstein, Sandra Fertel, Brian Fishman,
' David Gendein, Larry Goldstone and

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Marilyn Hamer, Barry Himmelstein,
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Katz, Mark Kowalsky, Susan Levin,
Alan Levine and Susan Levine.

ESTATE LIQUIDATIONS
APPRAISALS

Toni Liebowitz, Robert Mames, Su-
san Maneli, Jeffrey Meral, Basil Nona,
Margaret Poscher, Larry Powell, Mi-
chael Raizman, Richard Rosen, Janice
Rosenthal, Gary Samuels, Susan
Schakne, Karen Schneider, Debra Sel-
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-Hannah Senesh BBG
will have a membership
party May 11 for prospec-
tive members age 14 years
or older in the Farmington-
West Bloomfield areas. For
membership information,
call Amy Ross, chapter
president, 851-4085 or
Shelly Smoler, 626-2383.

Planning has begun for
the joint Jolson AZA—Rose
AZA Softball Marathon for
Muscular Dystrophy to be-
gin noon May 28 at the
Southfield Civic Center in
honor of the Bicentennial.
Chapter members will be
sponsored per hour, with all
monies going to Muscular
Dystrophy. For informa-
tion, contact Leonard Kauf-
man, Jolson AZA president,
478-6133 or Joel Hechler,
Rose AZA president,
968-0494.

The Great Lakes BBG
Council is planning a bowl-
a-thon for Muscular Dystro-
phy to take place 10 a.m.
May 30 at Plum Hollow
Lanes. Each bowler will be
sponsored on a per-pin ba-
sis. Anyone wishing to spon-
sor bowlers may call Linda
Scheinker at the BBYO Of-
fice, 354-6113. BBG Coordi-
nator for the program is
Lisa Garber.
The Great Lakes BBG
Council announces the fol-
lowing appointments: Deb-
bie Moss of Na'im BBG as
membership 'marathon
chairman and Robin Colbert
of Disraeli BBG as installa-
tion chairman.
The Great Lakes AZA
Council announces the ap-
pointment of Ken Bloom of
Rose AZA as membership
marathon chairman.

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Hashathar Plans
May Convention

services in the small chapel.
Interested youth are invited.
For information on youth
activities at the synagogue,
call coordinator Hartley
Harris, 968-3563, or the
youth lounge, 548-3123.

Baseball for Youth

Beth Moses United Syn-
agogue Youth will attend a
Detroit Tigers baseball
game May 17, meeting 6
p.m. at the synagogue. For
required reservations by
Monday, call Julie Frank or
Karen Knoppow. There is a
charge.

FRANK PAUL

and His ORCHESTRA

"Music and entertainment if
itslest for Your Guests"

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Detroit Hashachar mem-
CENTER
13 and Woodward, Royal Oak
bers will join tri-city mem-
bers in a presentation at the
rkFAIRLANE TOWN CENTER
Hadassah convention May
Dewier.
18 in -Bay City. The theme of
the presentation is "Jeru-
Michigan's Leading Department Store for Children
salem."
Rehearsals will be held
7:45 p.m. Monday at the
Visit Youth Center
home of Judie and Rachael
Stern, 27319 Aberdeen,
Pre-Teen Dept.
Southfield and 7:45 p.m.
Tuesday at the home of Lisa
THE LATEST FASHIONS
Parel, 10495 Elgin, Hun-
FOR THE YOUNG SET
tington Woods.
Members will attend the
,SIZES 6 TO 14
regional spring convention
May 21-23 at Camp Tavor in
JWB Has Guide
Three Rivers. The theme
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will be "Israeli Culture
to Jewish Camps
Through the Arts." For in-
NEW YORK — An formation, call Mike Levy,
'5 TO $11
89-page directory of Jewish 869-1311.
Resident Summer Camps,
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the only complete national Kol Ami to Host
listing of summer camps
$12 To '18
under Jewish communal Youth Assembly
auspices,-has been issued by
Temple Kol Ami will host
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the Jewish Welfare Board the annual delegates' As-
as a service to Jewish feder- sembly of Michigan State
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ations, Jewish community Temple Youth beginning
centers, camps, potential with a Sabbath service 8:30
campers, parents and pros- p.m: today at the temple.
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pective camp counselors.
The teenaged branch'of
The directory is available the Reform *movement con-
$950 To $11 s°
from JWB Publications sists of 15 youth groups.
Services, 15 E. 26th St., New
Members of Kol Ami
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York, N.Y. 10010.
Temple Youth (KATY) will
be in charge of the service.
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message will be given
Volunteer Power The
by Rick Marion. Nancy Bor-
ALL NAME BRANDS
Strong: CJFWF ison will play the guitar. An
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Shabbat
will
follow
the
NEW YORK A call on
every voluntary agency in service.
The annual election will
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the country to accept its re-
sponsibility to help influ- be held during the weekend.
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held in Alexandria, Va. un-
der the aegis of the Council
of Jewish Federations.
The colloquium brought
together a group of top na-
tional social welfare experts
to analyze the relationships
of voluntary agencies in the
health, education and wel-
fare fields to government.
The agenda focussed on
the development of princi-
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ples to guide future direc-
tions of the voluntary sec-
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sibilities of sectarian
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The BBYO Elections
Training Conclave will be
field May 14-16 at Camp
Tamarack, Ortonville. The
theme of the conclave is
"Leadership Is Contagious
— Catch On!" Besides the
leadership training, the
program will include elec-
tions for new officers for
both the Great Lakes AZA
and BBG Councils. Coordi-
nators for the program are
Richard Sheiner of Einstein
AZA and Elayne Katz of Sa-
bra BBG. Staff Coordinator
of the program is David
Raphael.

Bnai Moshe USY Sets Oneg Shabat

Cong. Bnai Moshe's Chal-
utzim United Synagogue
Youth group (grades 5 and
6) will have an oneg Shabat
May 14 in the home of Jeff
Roth, 14251 Hart, Oak Park.
Reservations are limited.
For reservations, call the
adviser, Steve K'ideckel,
968-1765.
Kadimah USY (grades 7
and 8) will go to Toronto
May 20-23 to join in cultural
and social activities with
Kadimah chapters from
Congs. Beth Ejneth and
Beth David. A limited num-
ber of reservations is avail-
able. For information, call
Sharon Landau, adviser,
545-6951.
Services are held 10 a.m.
Saturdays for youth of all
ages. Story Hour I is for
three- to five-year-olds and
Story Hour II is held for
youth age 6 to 8. Mark Ei-
chner leads the junior con-
gregation. Senior USY holds

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