THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
54 Friday, October 29, 1976
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Youth News
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Bnai Moshe Youth to Meet
Cong. Bnai Moshe's
Giborim group, for youth
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Presents a Social Calendar
— Come Along
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Transportation Included
Nov. 16 Detroit News Tour & Tea Time
Nov. 17 Meadowbrook. Theatre & Dinner
Dec. 1 Dinner Tour at Fairlane Center & Hyatt Regency
Dec. 5 Detroit Institute of Art-Brunch & Concert
Dec. 8 Luncheon at Cranbrook House
Dec. 10 Detroit Symphony Orchestra-Coffee Concert
Dec. 15 fun Night Broadway Hit Musical "Bubbling Brown
Sugar" fisher Theatre
For Information Call 352-0881 Reservations Limited
in grades 3 and 4, will
have a general meeting
and election 2 p.m. Sun-
day in the synagogue. For
information, call- Toby
Bello, adviser, 557-2542,
or the synagogue office,
548-9000.
The Senior United
Synagogue Youth group
will have a rollerskating
party Sunday, meeting
7:30 p.m. at the
synagogue; For informa-
tion, call the synagogue
office, or Nancy
Ankerm an, 546-0454.
Senior USY will have a
mystery bus ride Nov. 6,
meeting 7:30 p.m. at the
synagogue. For informa-
tion call Marty Pasternak,
557-4884, or the
synagogue office.
Persons wishing to join
Chalutzim (grades 5 and
6) and Kadimah (grades 7
and 8) may call Gail Kes-
sler, Chalutzim adviser,
352-8127; Terry Moss,
Kadimah adviser, 354-
0315; or the synagogue of-
fice.
NCSY Drop-In
.,Center to Open
The drop-in-center of
Detroit National Confer-
ence of Synagogue Youth,
17071 W. 10 Mile Rd. will
be open every Wednesday
7-10 p.m.
All teenagers are wel-
come. Nov. 3 there will be
a surprise program with
music.
5 w
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PIES & CAKES
Includes our large assortment of fruit filled and
cream pies, tart cakes, layer cakes, and whipped
cream cakes.
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During the week of
Nov. 1-7, Meron Ben-
Venisti, Deputy Mayor of
Jerusalem, will visit
Michigan as the Ann
Arbor. American Zionist
Youth Federation
scholar-in-residence.
Based at the Univer-
sity of Michigan, Ben-
Venisti will deliver lec-
tures at the U-M Bnai
Brith Hillel Foundation
which is sponsoring his
visit, as well as at the
Hillel Foundations of
Michigan State Univer-
sity and Wayne State
University. His speaking
schedule at Wayne State
will include a luncheon
forum noon Wednesday
which is open to the pub-
lic.
Ben-Venisti will also be
the featured speaker at
an All-Michigan Hillel
weekend to take place
Nov. 5-7 at Camp
Tamarack. This event,
which will include discus-
sion session, social ac-
tivities, and services, is
open to all Jewish college
students in Michigan.
For information in the
Detroit area, call the
WSU Hillel Foundation,
577-3459.
Bnai David Youth
to Go Rollerskating
Bnai David Ha-Or
(grades 5-6) youth group
will hold a rollerskating
party Sunday, meeting
1:30 p.m. in the youth
lounge. For information,
call Steve Kideckel, 968-
1765.
Masada (grades 7-8)
will sponsor an open
Arab Sentenced youth lounge 8 p.m.
Saturday. For informa-
for Land Sale
tion, call Danny Kaplan,
AMMAN — A 398-7422. -
Bethlehem resident has
Atid (grades 9-12)
been sentenced in his ab- senior group operates a
sence to 10 years' impris- synagogue snack bar
onment for the sale of every Thursday evening.
land to Israelis.
Members interested in
Jack Saleh Pacifico, working for an evening,
also called Youssef Zar- may call Hartley Harris,
zar, was also fined 5,000 '.968-3563.
Jordanian dinars (about
For information on
$1,447).
He was convicted by a youth activities, call the
special court for the pre- synagogue youth line;
vention of the sale of land 557-8325.
to "the enemy" on Sept. 9.
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Cong. Beth Achim
Names Youth Head
Cong. Beth Achim has
appointed Larry Sklar as
advisor to Lahav, United
Synagogue Youth.
Drop-In for teenagers
14-18 takes place every
Wednesday evening from
6:30-9:30 p.m.
At 7 p.m. Wednesday
Yael Rom will speak with
the drop-in youth regard-
ing her experience as the
first woman pilot in the
Israeli Air Force. Re-
freshments will be
served.
For information on the
November hayride for
Kadima group (ages 10-
13), call Cindy Cantor,
president, 352-1484.
For any information
regarding the youth
program at Beth Achim,
ages 3-18 call Mrs. Be-
verly Mitz, chairman of
youth activities, 544-7449.
BBYO Activities
BBYO Dance
Saturday Night
will be a charge for
others. Coordinators for
the event are Eric Gilbert
BBYO will sponsor its of Jolson AZA and Karen
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annual Kickoff Dance, Rhodes
of Dalyah BBG.
with the theme "Strength Staff Coordinator is
Ra
Raphael.
in Numbers — BBYO as David * * *
Our Common Ground,"
8:30-11:30 p.m. Saturday . Ahavah BBG is hold-
at Cong. B'nai Moshe. ing its annual canned
"Memory" will be the food drive to help needy
band and refreshmentS families at Thanksgiving.
To donate, contact Presi-
will be served.
dent Erin Goldstein, 626-
The dance is open to all 4125.
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Jewish teens in the com-
Herzl AZA and Yachad
munity and will be free to
all nationally registered BBG, both of Windsor,
members of BBYO. There will aid in the community
Blue Box collection for
the Jewish National
Fund on Nov. 14.
Randy Zane Gets
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Eagle Scout Rank
Na'im BBG and Shalom
BBG will be working
Randy Zane, son of Aviv Sunday
at the Tay-
former Detroiters Dr. and on
Sachs screening clinic at
Mrs. Alan Zane, was the
Jewish Community
awarded the rank of Center in West Bloom-
Eagle Scout in cere- field. Testing will be held
monies in Corpus Christi, from 11-4:30 p.m.
Texas.
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Randy received com-
Glazer BBG will be sel-
mendations from Presi- ling baked goods and
dent Ford, Texas Gover- carmel apples Nov. 7, at
nor Dolph Briscoe and the Harvard Row Shop-
Texas Senator John To- ping Center.
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wer.
Yachad BBG, Windsor,
will host its annual Fash-
Y.I. Teens to See
iOn Show 8 p.m. Nov. 14, at
the Windsor Jewish
'Fiddler' at Fisher
Community Centre.
Young Israel Teens. There is a charge and re-
National Conference of freshments will be
Synagogue Youth, will served.
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meet 3 p.m. Nov. 7 to see
Kishon AZA is selling
"Fiddler on the Roof" at
the Fisher Theatre. A li- plastic garbage bags to
mited amount of tickets raise funds for the chap-
are available with YIT ter. For information, or to
members given first order; call President
priority. For information, Steve Friedman, 851-
call Sheri Mandel, 542- 2644.
3067.
Masada BBG of Oak
The teens will also work
with Free Torah High Park has begun its fall
School. For more infor- membership drive. Some
mation, call Rabbi Feivel of the activities that the
chapter has planned for
Wagner, 544-8984.
For information on the coming month are a
joining the Young Israel volleyball game with
Teens, call Janet Fink, Yachad BBG in Windsor,
399-0668 or Allison Aron, a hayride, and a 50's
party. Any Jewish girl,
547-5205.
ages 14-18, or in grades
9-12, is eligible. For in-
Jewish Students
formation, call President
Bev Peiss, 548-1888.
Win Scholarships
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NEW YORK (JTA) —
RaMBaM BBYO will
Graduates of day schools sponsor a weekend in
and yeshivot in Greater Flint Nov. 25-29. Jewish
New York won top honors teens are welcome to par-
in both national and state ticipate. Weekend ac-
scholarship examina- tivities will include a
tions, the Board of Jewish Shabat program, a
Education of Greater hayride, and a dance. For
New York reported.
information, call Presi-
In the state Regents dent Benne Fisher,
Scholarship examination, 1-732-9376.
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one of every three stu-
dents eligible to take the
Chavayros BBG will be
exam (336 students out of going to Children's Hos-
1,013 students) won state pital on Sunday to enter-
scholarships.
tain patients. The girls
Nationally, 27 students will be dressed in cos-
were finalists, 16 stu- tumes and bring candy
dents were semi-finalists and favors for the chil-
and 111 students received dren.
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letters of commendation
on the National Merit
New BBYO advisers in-
Scholarship examination. clude Sharon Schwartz,
Two students won the Brice BBG; Jeff Kravitz,
Westinghouse Award, a Kishon AZA and Marty
competition in which Herkowitz, Samson AZA.
more than 40,000 stu- The Great Lakes AZA
dents took part.
Council has selected Phil
Sklar of Kishon AZA as
The one-dollar bill its AZA Basketball
printed in Charlestown, League Coordinator.
S.C., in 1777, had Hebrew Naches BBG has elected
letters as part of the offi- Susie Pludwinski as its
cial design.
new president.