THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
44 Friday, April 29, 1977
Youth News
Births
April 19—To Mr. and Becker), 22868 Longacre,
Mrs. Michael Belkin (Jan Farmington Hills, a son
Green), 24349 Rensselaer, Robert Aaron.
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Oak Park, a son, Eric
April 11—To Mr. and
David.
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Mrs. Lawrence Dubin
April 19—To Mr. and (Kitty Solomon) of Birming-
Mrs. Allen L. Amber ham, a son, Nicholas Weil.
(Karen Stewart) of Troy, a
daughter, Jennifer Rachel.
April 8—To former De-
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troiters Mr. and Mrs. An-
April 15—To former De- drew Silver (Sylvia Roch-
troiters Mr. and Mrs. Ted len) of Grand Rapids, a
Cohn (Shirley Rose Tanner) son, Mark Jason.
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of London, Ontario, Can-
ada, a son, Daniel Albert.
April 7—To Dr. and Mrs.
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Milton Stern (Barbara
April 13—To Mr. and Shoskes), 30312 Club House
Mrs. Alan Yost (Beverly Ln., Farmington Hills, a
daughter, Rachel Lea.
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April 5—To Mr. and Mrs.
Larry Stern (former Detroit-
er Judi Weinman) of
Skokie, Ill., a son, Jay
Isaac.
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April 4—To Dr. and Mrs.
Charles Young (Ava Atler),
6801 Post Oak Dr., West
Bloomfield, a daughter,
Stacey Anne:
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April 3—To Mr. and Mrs.
William Winshall (Karen
Hertz), 27215 Berkshire,
Southfield, a daughter,
Dana Phyllis.
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To Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Krupkin_ (Marilyn Beth
Bloom) of Oak Park, a son,
Adam Todd:
Klein Youth Prize
Jewish Community Coun-
cil of Metropolitan Detroit
will present its annual Wal-
ter E. Klein Youth Award
at the final Delegate Assem-
bly of the season 41/8 p.m.
May 10, at the LaMed Audi-
torium of the United Hebr-
ew Schools.
This award is presented
to a youth organization in
Detroit's Jewish commu-
nity which has 4r displayed
creativity and effectiveness
in social action programs
during the past year.
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SHAAREY ZEDEK jun-
ior congregation will hold a
spring, kibutz at Camp
Tamarack beginning today.
Chaverim (grades two-
five) will hold services
10:30 a.m. Saturday in the
youth lounge. The group
will join the congregation in
the main sanctuary at the
end of services.
Kadima (grades six-
eight) will hold Shabat
morning services 10:30 a.m.
Saturday in the Tikvah
Chapel.
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YOUNG ISRAEL Teens
will have their annual elec-
tions 7:30 p.m. Sunday at
Young Israel of Oak-Woods.
Members will attend the
NCSY regional convention
in Cleveland May 6-8. There
is a charge that includes
transportation. For informa-
tion, call Janet Fink, 967-
3073, or Sherri Mandel, 542-
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BNAI DAVID Junior Con-
. gregation elected Kim Ma-
neli treasurer in a special
election held at youth
services last Saturday.
Special Israel Independence
Day pins, issued by the Jew-
ish National Fund, weld
n
also presented in the r
congregation to all em-
bers, to help commemorate
the birth of the state of Is-
rael and the re-unification
of Jerusalem.
Story Hour Will display
photos from its Israel Inde-
pendence Day celebration
at its regular Shabat gather-
ing for 4 - 7 year olds at 10
a.m. Saturday. A magic
show was presented at the
celebration by Larry Buck-
fire and Craig Winkelman.
Ha-or youth group
(grades 5-6) will hold a mys-
tery car ride on Sunday,
meeting 145 p.m. in the
youth lounge. Refreshments
will be served along the
route, and there will be a
charge. Parents are needed
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to drive. For reservations,
call Sandra Freedman, 557-
5871, or group adviser Steve
Kideckel, 968-1765.
Masada (grades 7-8) will
attend a gym and swim
night on Saturday, with
youth groups from Cong.
Beth Shalom and Beth
Achim. All groups will
meet at Bnai David at 9:20
p.m. Drivers are needed.
For information, contact
David Drasnin, 569-0282, or
adviser Danny Kaplan, 398-
7422.
Atid seniors (grades 9-12)
will hold an evening hay-
ride and marshmallow
roast on Sunday. The group
will gather at 6 p.m. in the
youth lounge. Drivers are
needed. For information,
contact Diane Shaw, 967-
4415, or Ross Foner, 557-
4891.
Atid will attend the re-
gional convention of the Na-
tional Conference of
Synagogue Youth (NCSY)
to be held May 6-8 in Cleve-
land. Members will meet at
1 p.m. May 6 at Bnai
David. Bus transportation
will be provided. For infor-
mation and applications,
contact adviser Hartley
Harris, 968-3563.
Group members wishing
to receive scholarships for
the trip to Cedar Point, to
take place on Sunday, May
15, must submit appli-
cations by May 6. Scholar-
ships will be given to mem-
bers who have been active
in group activities during
the year. For details, con-
tact Harris.
Winner of the "Re-writing
History" contest at the Isa-
dore Gruskin Library was
Kenny Wolin, student of the
United Hebrew. Schools
branch at Bnai David. His
entry was "The Original
Story of Adam and Eve."
Grand Prize winner of the
Reading Club contest was
Victor Scott Uzansky.
Prizes in other categories
were awarded to: Abby
Bachaiov, Sheri Bachaiov,
Michele Burdowski, Lisa
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Chatlin, Leslie Fine, Cathy
Fink, Andrea Goodwin,
Richard Kaufman, Jill Kor-
nwise, Franny Levin, Lori
Mevis, Stuart Rose, and
Terri Silverman. A story
hour is conducted every-
Sunday at 9:415 and 11:45
a.m., in the library for chil-
dren age 5 - 74, with Joan
Wolf and Tern Silverman
assisting librarian Sher
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Rice. For information, con-
tact Ms. Rice, 557-8211.
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BNAI MOSHE Talit and Te-
fillin Club will meet 8:30
a.m. Sunday in the daily
chapel, for services, fol-
lowed by breakfast and
bowling. There will be a
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short organizational meet-
ing for the May 8 commu-
nity breakfast, which will
•■ • be an all-you-can-eat break-
fast with entertainment and
presentatioi of trophies to
the Father-Son-Daughter
Bowling Tournament win-
ners. Sales and remaining
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tickets should be turned in
Sunday. For information,
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call the synagogue office,
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548-9000, or advisor Paul Le-
vine, 354-3845.
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BETH ACHIM'S Lahav
United Synagogue Youth
group will have a racquet-
ball party 9:15 p.m. Satur-
day. For required reserva-
tions, call Pam Lippitt, 353-
4477. There is a nominal
charge.
Lahav will conduct a
paper drive 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Sunday at the synagogue.
To volunteer, call the chair-
man, David Tugender, 967-
4153.
The group will have a
leadership training pro-
gram Sunday and Tuesday
for members seeking of-
fices.
Kadima will hold a gym
and swim night with Cong.
Bnai David youth Saturday,
meeting 9:20 p.m. at Bnai
David. The group will then
go to the main Jewish Com-
munity Center. There is a
nominal charge.
The nursery-kindergarten
group meets 10 a.m. Satur-
days in the synagogue, with
Beth Norman as adviser.
Story-telling, singing and ki-
dush take place.
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BETH SHALOM United
Synagogue group will meet
8:30 p.m. May 6 in the
synagogue for an oneg
Shabat and a presentation
on Syrian 'Jewry.
The group will hold elec-
tions for officers for the
new executive board 7:30
p.m. May 12 in the
synagogue. For informa-
tion, call the adviser,
Karen Knoppow, 356-5343.
Small Omission
TEL AVIV (ZINS)—An Is-
raeli delegation attending
an international journalists
conference in Moscow re-
tently was treated warmly,
but the Soviet news age --
'TASS did not include IS
in the list of delegatiOriS.
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