42 Fag, May 19, 1978

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Beth El Names Its Graduates

Temple Beth El will hold
its annual Hebrew school
graduation at Shebat serv-
ices 8:30 p.m. today in the
temple.
Students who will receive
certificates are: Nancy Got-
tesman, Harold Israel,
David Jasmer, Stewart
Levine, Eric Lowenthal ,

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Rabbi Richard C. Hertz
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vice From Masters on the
Art of Living." Sandra Lee
will become Bat Mitzva.
The religious school of the
temple announces its 1978
yearbook was dedicated tc
B.L. Maas, honorary
member of the temple board
of trustees.

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Atid
BNAI DAVID
senior youth group (for
teens in grades nine-12) will
hold a hayride Sunday,
meeting 5:15 p.m. at the
synagogue. Refreshments
will be served, and drivers
are needed. For reserva-
tions, contact adviser
Hartley Harris, 967-0735,
or secretary Diane Shaw,
967-4415.
Atid has re-scheduled its
oneg Shabat dinner for 7
p.m. today in the home of
adviser Hartley Harris,
15270 Kenton, Oak Park.
Discussion will follow. The
theme is Israel's 30th birth-
day.
Masada (grades seven-
eight) will go horseback rid-
ing, followed by a dinner
cook-out on Sunday, meet-
ing 5 p.m. in the youth
lounge. Youth will be
supervised by trained rid-
ers. Drivers are needed. For
reservations, contact ad-
viser Danny Kaplan, 398-
7422, or president David
Nathan, 967-3347. In case
of rain, an alternate activity
will be held.
Masada will hold a
candy sale to help raise
money for a group trip to
Cedar Point in June. Trip
discounts will be given to
all members who partici-
pate. Persons interested
in selling candy should
contact a group officer or
adviser Kaplan. Part of
the proceeds will be do-
nated to charity.
Ha-or (grades five-six)
will play miniature golf fol-
lowed by an ice cream party
Sunday, meeting 1:30 p.m.
in the youth lounge. Friends
are invited, and parents are
needed to drive. In case of
rain, an indoor event will be
held. For reservations, con-
tact adviser Steve Kideckel,
968-1765.
The Ha-or bowl-a-thon to
raise money for a year-end
trip to Cedar Point and for
charity, will take place at
1:30 p.m. June 4. Group
members wishing to par-
ticipate should contact ad-
viser Kideckel.
All children are welcome
to attend youth program ac-

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Youth News

tivities. For information,
contact the synagogue
youth-line, 557-8325, or li-
brary, 557-8211.
• • •
BNAI MOSHE Story
Hour will meet 10 a.m.
Saturday in the play room
with adviser Marilyn
Freilich. Children age 3-6
are invited to participate in
Shabat prayers, songs,
stories and games. Re-
freshments will be served.
The children join the main
congregation for kidush.
Junior congregation will
meet 10 a.m. Saturday in
the chapel for Shabat morn-
ing services. Children age
7-13 are invited. Mark
Eichner is adviser. The
youth will join the main
congregation for kidush.
Senior United Synagogue
Youth will meet 10 a.m.
Saturday in the board room
for Shabat morning serv-
ices. Youth in grades nine-
12 are invited. The mem-
bers join the main congre-
gation for kidush.
Senior USY will have
an oneg Shabat 7 p.m.
today in the home of Dr.
and Mrs. Alan Weiner,
28000 Danvers, Far-
mington Hills. A tradi-
tional Shebat dinner will
be served, followed by
Shabat songs and a spe-
cial program. For infor-
mation, call Steve Conn,
626-7392, or Nancy An-
kerman, 546-5797.
Rishonim, for children in
grades one and two, will
have a Lag b'Omer picnic
1:15 p.m. Sunday at the Oak
Park Major Park shelter
area. Participants are re-
quested to bring a bag
lunch. Beverages will be
provided. Games will fol-
low. Adviser is Ms. Freilich.
For informaiton, call her at
546-5285.
Giborim,
Kadimah,
junior congregation and
senior USY will go to a
Tiger baseball game Sun-
day, meeting noon at the
synagogue. There is a
charge. For information,
call Mark Eichner, 358-
0065, or Hanan Weizman,
626-2355.

• • •

YOUNG ISRAEL
TEENS of the National
Conference of Synagogue
Youth will hold elections
1:30 p.m. Sunday at Young
Israel of Oak-Woods. The
installation will be held
June 29. For information,
call Cheryl Ginns, 559-
1704.
YI Teens will hold a
Torah study 7:30 p.m. Tues-
day at Young Israel of
Oak-Woods. Persons in-
terested in attending should
call the vice president of
education, Debbie Engel,
398-3075.
A delegation of 50 YI
Teens will attend the Cen-
tral East Regional Shaba-
ton May 26-29 in Cleveland.
Anyone interested in going
to the Shabaton or other YI
Teen activities should call
the president, Janet Fink,
967-3073.
• • •
BETH ACHIM Bnai
Mazel (grades five and six)

will have a Lag b'Omer
cookout Sunday at Oak
Park Major Park, meeting 1
p.m. at the synagogue.
There is a nominal charge.
For information, call the
adviser, Judy Goldis, 626-
1181.
Senior Kadima (grades
seven and eight) will have a
picnic and baseball game at
Olde Franklin Towne Park
Sunday, meeting 1 p.m. at
the synagogue. For infor-
mation, call Betty Kletter,
626-2054.
Lahav United Synagogue
Youth will have a car wash
8 a.m. Sunday in the
synagogue parking lot. For
information, call Bob
Goldsmith, 559-4434.
Lahav will hold an election
meeting 7 p.m. Wednesday
in the youth lounge. For in-
formation, call Ilene Mitz,
548-0947.

• • •

BETH SHALOM United

Synagogue Youth elected
Terry Schwartz president at
its recent membership
meeting. Other officers are
Carolyn Sklarchyk,
Jonathan Widenbaum,
Steve Lederman and Darryl
Leff, vice presidents; Amy
Robbins, secretary; and
Lisa Goldstein, treasurer.
The officers will be in-
stalled 8 p.m. June 9 at
Shabat services.
Kadima will have its in-
stallation service 8 p.m.
today in the daily chapel.
Officers to be installed are
Jay Schwartz, president;
Steven Littky, vice
president; Michael Smith,
treasurer; Stephen Gold
and Sandy Hollander,
chairmen; and Karen
Weitzman, corresponding
secretary. Cantor Samuel
Greenbaum will install the
new officers. An oneg
Shabat will follow.
Everyone is invited.

BBYO Activities

RaMBaM BBYO of Flint
will sponsor a disco dance 8
p.m. Saturday at Cong.
Beth Israel, 5240 Calkins,
Flint. There is a charge. For
information, call Chuck
Siegel, 732-0943, or Perri
Keller, 733-0829.
The Great Lakes AZA
Council announces the fol-
lowing new chapter
presidents for the 1978-79
program year. Bob Barnett,
Akiba AZA; Joel Ungar,
Beber AZA; Barry Landau,
Benny AZA; Steve LaKind,
Goode AZA; David Kauf-
man, Hart AZA; David
Whiteman, Herz! AZA of
Windsor, Mark Soltz, Jolson
AZA; Jeff Shanbom, Kishon
AZA; Lenny Berman,
L'Chaim AZA; Eric Blu-
menthal, Mostel AZA; Jeff
Oleinick. Posen AZA; Mike
Hart, RaMBaM BBYO of
Flint; Marc Mege, Rose
AZA; Sanford Schulman,
Samson AZA; Fred Joseph,
Wasserman. AZA of Grand

Rapids.
The Great Lakes BGG
Council announces the fol-
lowing new chapter
presidents for the 1978-79
program year. Michele Kob-
lin, Ahavah BBG; Lisa
Rautbort, Aliyah BBG;
Carolyn Cutler, Brice BBG;
Lori Rogow, Chavayros
BBG; Heather Arnold,
Dalyah BBG; Marcy
Lichterman, Disraeli BBG;
Denise Franklin, Erani
BBG; Dina Noorily, Glazer
BBG; Sheri Silber, Machar
BBG; Cathie Marks,
Lazarus BBG of Grand
Rapids; Yonit Hoffman,
Masada BBG; Stephanie
Goudsmit, Neches BBG;
Julie Rosen, Na'im BBG;
Cathy Kaner, Sabra BBG;
Robin Keila, Savage BEG;
Sue Winer, Simha BEG;
Lori Ravitz, Shalom Aviv
BBG; Eva Wofsy, Strauss
BBYO of Mt. Clemens; and
Debbie Climans, Yachad
BBG of Windsor.

Beth Abraham Hillel Moses
Graduation Exercises Set

Cong. Beth Abraham
Hillel Moses — West
Bloomfield will hold its an-
nual religious school
graduation exercises 10
a.m. Sunday in the
sanctuary.
The graduation program
will feature a cantata
entitled, "What Is Torah,"
presented by the graduation
class and produced and di-
rected by Dr. Harry L.
Jubas, educational director.
The religious school choir
will perform, under the di-
rection of Ruth Gill and
Stuart Rogoff, accompanied
by Lillian Zellman.
Rabbi Israel I. Halpern
and Rabbi A. Irving
Schnipper will participate,
along with the president of
the congregation, Jack
Schon, and the co-chairmen
of the school board, Dotty
Smith and Bea Mondry. Fol-
lowing the exercises, a re-

ception will be hosted by the
parents of the graduates.
Confirmands are Arlene
Mainster and Stacey Ross.
Graduates include: Fred-

erick Bartholomew, Sherri
Buck Paul Chandler, Tony Em-
mar, Steven Goodman, Keith
Kingston, Renee Kopitz, Laura
Merkle, David Ross, Elizabeth
Perna, Andrea Toby and Bruce
Weintraub.

Consecrants include:

Cheryl Abelcop, Jack Cohen,
Stacey Cohen, Sasha Cohn,
Marla Dembs, Marla Fisher,
Ruth Flam, Robert Goodman,
Jayson Greenberg, Laurie
Guthart, Benjamin Hakakha,
Bradley Herold, Stacie Isenberg,
Sean Kerman, Elaine Lifter,
Alan Light, Andrea Siegal,
Laura Sklar, Sean Stillwell,
Aaron Tucker, Herbert User,
Sandy User, Laura Weinberg
and Jeffrey Weitzman.

Even if the husband is as
small as an ant, his wife will
seat herself among the no-
bles of the land.
—The Talmud