40 Friday, August 6, 1976

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

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THE

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Singles Events

MICHIGAN JEWISH
YOUNG ADULT COUN-
CIL and Jewish Commun-
ity Center Young Adult
Department will co-
sponsor a picnic Sunday
at Kent Lake, leaving 10
a.m. from the Tel-12 Mall.
Liquid refreshments will
be served, and particip-
ants are asked to bring
their own food. At 8:30
p.m. that evening, there
will be a dance for Jewish
singles 18-35 at the
Jewish Community
Center, featuring the
music of Blaze and re-
freshments. There is a

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Debra Hachen, a rab-
binic student at the Heb-
rew Union College-
Jewish Institute of Relig-
ion in Jerusalem, will
speak at a luncheon of the
Circle of Service Thurs-
day in the home of Mrs.
Samuel Smaller, 2742
Hampshire Blvd., S.E.,
East Grand Rapids.

charge. For information,
call Jay Silverman,
Center young adult ac-
tivities coordinator, 851-
7300, ext. 219; or Heidi
Press, MJYAC secretary,
643-7672, evenings after 6
p.111.

JEWISH COMMUNITY
CENTER YOUNG
ADULT DEPARTMENT
will present Rabbi Sher-
win T. Wine of the Bir-
mingham Temple at
Hamakom — young adult
lounge — 9 p.m. Tuesday
in the Aaron DeRoy
Studio Theater in the
Center. There is a charge,
and refreshments will be
served. Jewish singles
age 18-35 are invited. For
information, call Jay Sil-
verman, young adult ac-
tivities coordinator, 851-
7300, ext. 219k,
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TEMPLE BETH EL
SINGLES 11th Frame
bowling league is seeking
bowlers for its 1976-1977
season. The league will
begin 9:30 p.m. Sept. 7 at
Plum Hollow Lanes. For
information or to join,
call Milton Fisher, 559-
9185, or Myrna Unger,
569-4726.
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CRITERION CLUB
will hold a beach party
and picnic Sunday at,
Pontiac Lake Recreation
Area, leaving 10 a.m.
from the Oak Park Com-
munity Center parking
lot. Members are asked to
bring lunches. Dinner
will follow at Dimitri's.
The club will attend the
Aug. 14 performance of
"Oklahoma" in South-
field. For information,
call Cecile Bartholomew,
559-8397, or Betty Wein-
berg, 559-5175.

MAX FISHER

Detroit Mayor Coleman
Young said Fisher was
instrumental in influenc-
ing President Ford to
overrule a Department of
Labor decision not to
allow Detroit to use spe-
cial federal funds to re-
hire nearly 300 of 970 De-
troit policemen laid off
July 1.
Fisher is President
Ford's chief political
campaign fund raiser.
The mayor added that
because of the Presi-
dent's decision Detroit
will hire an additional
300-400 policemen.
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HUC Student Due
in Grand Rapids

Akiva Student Wins Center
Samuel Linden Scholarship

The Circle of Service, a
project of the National
Federation of Temple
Sisterhoods, assists rab-
binic students at HUC-
JIR with scholarships
and grants-in-aid.

Cheryl Balban, a 12th grade student at Akiva Heb-
rew Day School, was presented with the Jewish Com-
munity Center's Samuel Linden Israel Scholarship. The
scholarship, established on the occasion of Linden's
70th birthday by his family and friends, is awarded to a
student on the basis of commitment to continued Heb-
rew study and outstanding scholarship. Cheryl, a 4.0
student and National Merit Scholarship competition
semi-finalist, will participate in a year-long study prog-
ram in Israel with her 12th grade class. Linden is at
right.

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Rockaway to Head Tel Aviv U.
Oversecis Student Program

Former Detroiter Dr.
Robert Rockaway has
been appointed director
of the Overseas Student
Unit at Tel Aviv Univer-
sity.

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sity, where he teaches
American Jewish history,
modern Jewish history
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tion history.
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on sabbatical at Brandeis
University where he was
visiting scholar in the de-
partment of Near East-
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