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Michigan Drug Travelers
Association recently elected
the following officers for
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1977-78: Joe Fields, presi-
dent; Ed Leduc and Sol Gel-
bman, vice presidents; Milt
Fredrick
Greene, treasurer; and
Jewelers
Oscar Katz and Tom Jo-
seph, secretaries. Execu-
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Billy Muroff, two-year
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Sam Deal, Bernie Thorne,
Frank Leonardi and Rick
Greenberg, one-year terms.

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Bernard Ephraim, nation-
al sales manager of Stone
Soap Co., Detroit, was in-
stalled as president of the
Michigan Car Wash Associ-
ation at Ramada Inn of
Southfield, June 7.

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Phyllis E. Peters, certi-
fied public accountant, was
recently elected chairman
of the Metropolitan Chapter
of The Michigan Associ-
ation of Certified Public Ac-
countants. She will take of-
fice on July 1. -

Kresch Seeks
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Arnold (Ari) Kresch has
announced his candidacy
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for a seat on the Oak Park
City Council.
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Installed with Ian Alexis
and Holli Hart as BBYO
Council officers were:
Larry Mondry, Benny AZA
and Gary Epstein, Goode
AZA, vice presidents; Noah
Wofsy. Strauss BBYO. Mt.
Clemens, teacher; Doug
Moss, Kishon AZA. treas-
urer; Andy Parker of Beber
AZA. secretary; Michael
Berman, Rose AZA. report-
er; and Bruce Moss, Kishon
AZA, counselor.
BBG Council officers are:
Marcie Oleinick, Sabra
BBG, and Sheryl Per-
lmuter, Glazer BBG, vice
presidents; Sue Rosenblat,
Dalyah BBG, Livonia, MIT-
Mom; Sue Dunn, Sabra
BBG. secretary; Janice
Adler. Gan Dafna BBG,
treasurer; Denise Rubin,
Savage BBG, reporter; and
Lisa Garber. Sabra BBG,
counselor.
Jeff Adler of Rose AZA
and Alan Kideckel of Sam-
son AZA were honored with
the highest individual
achievement award of AZA,
the Silver Shield of David.
Bruce Moss of Kishon AZA
and Steve Rosenbaum of
Herzl AZA. Windsor, re-
ceived the Bronze Shield of
David. the second highest
award.
Lisa Garber of Sabra
BBG; Miriam Wolk, Dis-
raeli BBG; Arlene Rosen,
Naches BBG; Barbara Eis-
enberg, Ahavah BBG; and
Linda Nosanchuk, Disraeli
BBG were honored with the
highest individual achieve-
ment award of BBG, the
Gold Star of Deborah. Lisa
Steinberg, Chavayros BBG;
Bethe Steinbruck, Zangwill
BBG; and Sora Direnfield,
Ahavah BBG, received the
Silver Star of Deborah, the
second highest award.
Rose AZA won the two
highest AZA chapter
achievement awards for out-
standing participation in
Council activities through-
out the year and a well-
rounded chapter program":
The AZA Outstanding Chap-
ter Award and the AZA
Most Improved Chapter
Award.
Goode AZA received the
Minutes Incentive Award
"for keeping outstanding
minutes of the year's meet-
ings." The award for the
best BBG Scrapbook went
to Fanny Brice BBG.
Ian Alexis, Great Lakes
AZA president. will partici-
pate in the International
BBYO Leadership Kallah,
which will be held in July
at the Bnai Brith Perlman
Camp in Starlight, Pa.
Holli Hart, Great Lakes
BBG president. and David
Weiner, Rose AZA presi-
dent, will join Ian at the
conference.
The - Great Lakes AZA
and BBG Councils an-
nounce the appointment of
Bryan Kraft of Icishon AZA
and Debbie Davidson of Gla-
zer BBG as coordinators of
the 1977 Michigan BBYO Re-
gional Convention. The con-
vention takes place in De-
cember.
A total of 76 Michigan Re-
gion BBYOers are in El-
khart Lake, Wis., at the
1977 District 6 BBYO con-

vention. Michigan Region is
acting as host for this
year's convention and is re-
sponsible for the major pro-
gram planning. The theme
for this year's convention is
"Prejudice. Jewish Values
and Jewish Youth" and the
slogan is "Human Rights
and Human Wrongs."
Aspecial District 6 Advi-
sor Training Institute will
be held concurrently with
the convention. Michigan
Region advisors at the in-
stitute are: Fred Gold-
enberg, L'Chaim AZA;
Mickey Rosner. Rose AZA;
Helene Goldenberg, Gan
Dafna BBG; Janice Rosner,
Glazer BBG; Myrna Unger,
Naches BBG; and Linda
Wolfe, Shalom Aviv BBG.
Samson AZA will sponsor
a farewell dance for Linda
Bodzin and David Raphael •
"in appreciation for their
continuous dedication as
BBG and AZA program di-
rectors," 8 p.m. Thursday
at the United Hebrew
Schools main building.
Music will be provided, and
all are invited, There is a
nominal charge. For infor-
mation, call Saul Greenhut,
president, 546-8122.

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Sheryl Lynn Riddell and
Alvin Marc Cohen were
married in a recent ceremo-
ny at Temple Israel.
The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart
Riddell of Redford Twp.
Parents of the bridegroom
are Mr. and Mrs. Martin
Cohen of Oak Park.
Matron of honor was
Elaine Glenn. Bridesmaids
were Hedda Cohen and
Dawn Smith. Danielle
Pritts was flower girl.
Best man was Don Glenn.
Ushers were Syd Broder.
Bill Davis and Jeff Weiner.
Ring bearers were Eric
Glenn and Lee Pritts.
Following a honeymoon
in Niagara Falls, the couple
is living in Southfield.

Center Nursery
Registration Open

The Jewish Community
Center Nursery School is ac-
cepting registration for fall
1977 and spring 1978. Young-
sters may be enrolled in
two, three, or five half-day
or full-day sessions.
The nursery school will
hold an open house 2-4 p.m.
Sunday, at the Center's
main building.
For
information
call
Joyce Epstein, 661-1000.

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