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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Cabinet Divests
Sharon of Farm

—
The Cabinet approved a rec-
ommendation by the Asher
Committee on conflicts of
interest that Agriculture
Minister Ariel Sharon divest
himself of all interest in his
large Negev farm for the
duration of his term in
office.

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SUNDAY

OCTOBER 30th

10:30 A.M.-5:00 P.M.

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Youth News

BNAI DAVID junior con-
gregation, for youth age 11-
14, will hold elections 10
a.m. Saturday during youth
services. The group for chil-
dren age 8-10 will elect offi-
cers Nov. 5. Youth age 8-10
meet in the choir room, and
youth age 11-14 gather in the
chapel. Story Hour is for 4
to 7 year olds. Junior con-
gregation groups will attend
a Detroit Lions football
game on Nov. 20.
Elections will be held 1:30
p.m. Nov. 6 in the syna-
gogue for Ruach (grades 3-
4). Ha-or (grades 5-6) will
hold elections 3:30 p.m.
Nov. 6 in the synagogue. A
movie and refreshments
will round out the afternoon.
Persons wishing to run for
an office must give advance
notice to Ruach adviser
Deni Warsaw, 352-3632 or
Ha-or adviser Steve Kide-
ckel, 968-1765.
Masada (grades 7-8) will
meet 6 p.m. Sunday in the
youth lounge for a hayride
and roast at Roy's Ranch.
Participants should dress
warmly, and drivers are
needed. For reservations,
contact adviser Danny
Kaplan, 398-7422, or Elyse
Smith, 547-4474.
Atid senior group (grades
9-12) will attend a Saturday
night dance sponsored by
the Cong. Beth Abraham-
Iiillel
group. Mem-
bers will gather at 7 p.m. at
the youth lounge, and pro-
ceed by car to the dance. A
short general meeting also
will be held. For informa-
tion, contact adviser Hart-
ley Harris, 967-0735, or pres-
ident Steve Dines, 557-1977.
Atid will attend a Detroit
Pistons basketball game
Nov. 9, meeting 6:45 p.m. at
the synagogue. Bus trans-
portation will be provided.
Tickets are limited. For res-
ervations, call adviser
Harris, or group officers
Diane Shaw, 967-4415 or
Ross Foner, 557-4891.
Young people of all ages
are invited to join the syna-
gogue youth choir, con-
ducted weekly by Cantor
Hyman Adler. The group
meets 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays at
the synagogue. Anyone
interested in joining should
contact a youth leader or
the youth-line.
Talit and Tefilin Club will
hold a planning meeting 2
p.m. Sunday in the youth
lounge. Any young person,
age 13-17, interested in find-
ing out more about the
group is invited. The club
will meet 8:45 a.m. Sundays
beginning Nov. 6. For infor-
mation, contact adviser
Alan Hurvitz, 557-0822.
For information on ybuth
activities at Bnai David,
contact the synagogue
youth-line, 557-8325 or the
library, 557-8211.
* * *
BNAI MOSHE junior con-
gregation will meet 10 a.m.
Saturday in the small
chapel for services. Youth
age 7-13 are invited. Kidush
will follow.

Story Hour will meet 10
call adviser Denise .Fru-
man, 355-9392.
a.m. Saturday in the syna-
* * *
gogue playroom. Adviser
YOUNG ISRAEL TEENS
Marilyn Freilich invites
will join the Junior Young
youth age 2-6 to meet for
Israel Teens for an installa-
prayers, stories, songs,
tion and awards banquet
dances and refreshments.
Kidush will follow. For
Sunday at Young Israel of
information, call Ms. Freil-
Oak-Woods. The Kol Yisroel
Orchestra will entertain.
ich, 546-5285.
For information, call Joel
Rishonim for boys and
Storchan, installation chair-
girls in grades one and two
man, 968-6967.
will meet 1:30 p.m. Nov. 6
* * *
at the synagogue to go on a
BETH SHALOM UNITED
bowling trip to Oak Park
SYNAGOGUE YOUTH will
Lanes. Drivers are needed.
hold an oneg Shabat 8:30
There is a charge. For
p.m. today in the home of
information, call Ms.
Terry Shwartz, 4112 White
Freilich.
,
Birch Dr., West Bloomfield.
Giborim will have an ice
Max Chomsky will speak on
cream social 2 p.m. Sunday
"Reconstructionist
at Farrell's. Children age 3-
Judaism." BSUSY holds
5 are invited. There is a
services with the Kadima
charge. For information,
chapter 10 a.m. Saturdays
call the adviser, Joanie Fis-
in the daily chapel of the
cher, 968-2542.
synagogue.
Kadimah, for youth in
* * *
grades six-eight will go
BNEI AKIVA will have a
bowling Sunday, meeting 2
Chodesh Irgun — monthly
p.m. at the synagogue. For
information, call the - review — 3 p.m. Saturday.
Alan Steinmetz will be the
adviser, Fred Fischer, 968-
2542.
guest speaker. At 2:30 p.m.
Sunday, the group will have
Senior United Synagogue
a Maccabia at Young Israel
Youth will have a progres-
of Oak-Woods.
sive dinner 8:30 p.m. Satur-
day. There is a charge. For
The, group will discuss the
information, call Nancy
Spanish Inquisition Nov. 5,
-Ankerman, 546-5797, or Amy
followed by a seuda shlishit
Fertell, 851-9368. Senior
at 4 p.m. Youth in grades
one-seven will go roll-
USY holds Shabat services
erskating at 8:30 p.m. On
10 a.m. Saturdays- in the
Nov. 6, youth in grades one-
board room. Youth in
seven will have a movie
grades nine-12 are invited.
day.
Bnai Moshe USY will take
part in the Central Region
Students in grades 8-12
USY convention to be held
will meet 4:45 p.m. Nov. 12
Nov. 4-6.
to hear Moishe Westreich
Senior USY will lead serv-
talk about his garin and
ices Nov. 12 in the main
aliya. Youth in grades one-
sanctuary. That evening at
seven will learn about the
8:15, the senior group will
Warsaw_ Ghetto and the
hold a hayride. For infor-
beginnings of the Hagana,
mation and reservations,
Etzel, Lechie and Irgun at 3
call Nancy or Amy.
p.m.
* * *
_"Modern Defense of
SHAAREY ZEDEK junior
Israel" will be the topic of
congregation for youth in
the Nov. 19 meeting. Youth
in grades one-seven will
grades nine-12 are invited to
have a luncheon at Young
Shabat services 10:30 a.m.
Israel of Oak-Woods, follow-
Saturday in the junior con-
gegation chapel. At 9:30
ing Shabat services. Stu-
dents in grades one-seven
a.m. Sunday, there will be
will have a gym night begin-
services, breakfast and a
ning at 8 p.m.
speaker in the junior con-
For information, call the
gregation chapel.
advisers, Nathan Bigrnan,
Kadima for sixth-eighth
968-1499; Annie Kelman, 557-
graders will have Shabat
8596; or Debbie Simkovitz,
services 10:30 a.m. Satur-
541-8945.
day in the Tekvah Chapel.
* * *
The group will meet 1 p.m.
BETH ACHIM'S junior
Sunday in the youth lounge.
Kadima group will have its
Football and "Capture the
first general meeting 2 p.m.
Flag" will follow. Partici-
Sunday in the synagogue.
pants are requested to bring
The fifth and sixth graders
lunch.
will make candy apples. For
Chaverim invites second-
reservations, call Judy
fifth graders to Shabat serv-
Goldis, 626-1181.
ices 10:30 a.m. Saturday in
Senior Kadima, grades
the youth lounge. Shabat
seven and eight, will have
luncheon will follow.
For information on youth --its first general meeting 2
p.m. Sunday in the syna-
activities at Shaarey Zedek,
gogue. There will be a
call Eddie Edelstein, youth
social, and an Israeli guitar-
director, 357-5544.
* * *
ist will entertain. For reser-
BETH ABRAHAM -
vations, call Betty Metter,
626-2054.
HILLEL youth group will
Lahav United Synagogue
hold an area-wide dance for
Youth will meet 2 p.m. Sun-
USY, AZA and BBG groups,
day in the synagogue, where
8 p.m. Saturday at the syna-
it will host a pumpkin deco-
gogue. There is a charge.
rating party. The pumpkins
The band "Crossfire" will
will be given to children in
perform. For information,

hospitals. Refreshments will
be served. For information,
call Lorin Subar, 356-1254.
For information about
Lahav Shabat services, con-
ducted 10:15 a.m. Saturdays
in the synagogue, call Mike
Fox, 559-7162.
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Center Names

Swim Coach

Jill Nayback has recently
joined the staff of the J
ish Community Center L.
been named aquatic direc-
tor and coach of the Center
swim team.
She is a graduate- of
Suomi Junior College in
Hancock, Mich., and studied
at Florida State University.
She was head coach for the
Junior Olympics- in the
Upper Peninsula.
The Center swim team
opened its season last week
against Allen Park. The
team will compete against
other swim clubs and in
AAU competition this year. - ■
Any Center member, age
6=4
7-18, who would like to par-
ticipate should call Ms.
Nayback at the Center, 661-
1000.

Israel Drops
Arms Parade

TEL AVIV — Israel
decided this week to drop a
controversial plan to display
its military power in a
parade next May on the 30th
anniversary of the country's
independence.
Instead of plans for a pro-
cession of soldiers, guns and
armor, which provoked
widespread criticism in
Jerusalem and Washington,
there will be a march of vet-
erans of the underground
struggle for national inde-
pendence and of Israel's
four wars.
In Jerusalem, Attorney
General Aharon Barak has
asked for the opinion of var-
ious government agencies
regarding the possibility of
granting a general pardon
to prisoners on the occasion
of Israel's 30th anniversary
celebrations.
Barak wants to study the
effects a massive release of
prisoners may have.
The last general pardon
was granted 10 years ago,
after the Six-Day War. It
was limited then to prison-
ers whose terms were
than 10 years, who were`,......
convicted for crimes com-
mitted under the Nazi
regime,- who were not secu-
rity prisoners, who were not
sentenced for repeating a
crime and those who were
not sentenced for economic
crimes exceeding IL 100,000.
A follow-up study of their
release showed that many
of those pardoned in 1967
eventually returned to jail.

The best safety device
in a car is a rear view mir-
ror with a policeman in it."
—Gil Stern

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