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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
CROP Starts Oak Park Plan for 30 Individual Block Clubs
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Concerned Residents of
Oak Park (CROP), an or-
ganization which was
formed last fall with
synagogue support as a
neighborhood association,
has announced a com-
prehensive plan to organize
block clubs in Oak Park to
help improve the neighbor-
hood.
According to Rabbi Bet-
zalel Gottlieb of Cong. Mis-
hkan Israel Nusach H'Ari
— Lubavitcher Center,
CROP is concentrating on
organizing block clubs on
each of the approximately
30 blocks in the area
bounded by Greenfield,
Coolidge, Nine Mile and
Oak Park Blvd.
Rabbi Gottleib said the
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individual block clubs will
make neighbors better ac-
quainted and help resolve
individual problems.
Monthly meetings are vis-
ualized and block captains
will form a central commit-
The organization plans
central committees to
deal with the problems of
senior citizens, including
grass cutting, snow re-
moval and information
on city services; the
school system; real es-
tate; home improve.
Technion Board
Elects Detroiter
HAIFA — Detroiter
Louis Milgrim has been
elected an alternate
member of the Board of
Governors of the Technion -
Israel Institute of Technol-
ogy. He will serve a three
year term.
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ready met, 10 more are
planning their first meet-
ings and all the blocks in the
area are expected to be or-
ganized by the end of Au-
gust, according to the rabbi.
When CROP was an-
nounced last fall, the or-
ganizers said they would
concentrate their efforts
north of Nine Mile Rd. be-
cause the South Central
Oak Park Association
(SCOPA) was working to-
wards the same goals south
of Nine Mile.
Youth News
YOUNG ISRAEL
TEENS of the National
Conference of Synagogue
Youth was named chapter
of the year at both the Cent-
ral East Regional and
NCSY National conven-
tions.
The region also was
named region of the year.
Regional awards on the
chapter level were pre-
sented to Janet Fink of Oak
Park, NCSYer of the year
Michael Eisenberg of Oak
Park, Kesser Shem Tov;
Debbi Engel of Oak Park,
Torah Achievement. Na-
tional awards went to Janet
Fink, NCSYer of the year
and Michael Eisenberg,
Torah Achievement.
Officers for the 1978-
1979 season are Cheryl
Ginns, president; Jay
Jubas, Rachel Flatt and
Aryeh Koeningsberg,
vice presidents; Joel
Storchen, treasurer;
Lynn Eisenberg, Carol
Subar and Sheryl Zuroff,
secretaries; Janet Fink,
counselor; Terri Eisen-
berg, adviser; and Dennis
Eisenberg, director.
Alex Saltsman and Mor-
ris Flatt received special
awards. Rabbi Sidney
Green was presented the
Baby World's NEW Teen Center
Bagett
ments, including main-
taining lists of reputable
handymen and repair-
men; city government;
and a newspaper to keep
residents informed of
CROP and city activities.
Rabbi Gottlieb said
CROP is concentrating on
what it calls Region I in
order to get established. He
said that Lubavitch volun-
teers have initiated the first
meetings, but that CROP is
not affiliated with any
synagogue.
Some 10 blocks have al-
Torah Service Citation.
The Beth Shalom group
Janet Fink, Mike Eisen- hosted a barbecue and swim
party
for the youth,
berg, Cheryl Ginns, Debbie
Engel, Lisa Korman, Jay Shaharit services and a trip
Jubas, Mira Goldner and to Greenfield Village.
The Lahav group planned
Elyse Adler won meritori-
ous leadership citations. a spaghetti dinner and
square
dance for the travel-
Others who received awards
were: Yaakov ers, Shaharit services and a
Shuchatowitz, outstanding tour of the Cadillac au-
service citation; Joel Stor- tomobile plant.
chan, outstanding member
Two of the teens, Lois
award; Lisa Korman, Torah Velenchik and Jill
Service Citation; Debbie Salamy, came under the
Engel and Michael Eisen- auspices of Cong.
berg, YI Teen of the Year Rodeph Sholom
Award.
(Bridgeport, Conn.) of
Committees are now which the late Rabbi
being formed. For informa- Harry Nelson, father of
tion, call Jay Jubas, 545- Detroit's Rabbi David A.
3310, or Rachel Flatt, 399- Nelson, was spiritual
2777.
leader for 30 years.
• • •
The trip, originating from
BETH SHALOM United
Synagogue Youth and New York, lasts six weeks
BETH ACHIM's Lahav and is sponsored by the Un-
USY recently hosted par- ited Synagogue of America.
ticipants in the USY on About 300 teens are par-
Wheels program.
ticipating in the program.
New Detroit Honors Judge
Running for County Ct.
James A. Hathaway, al-
ternate chief judge of Re-
corder's Court, was honored
recently with a com-
memorative plaque from
New Detroit, Inc., recogniz-
ing his many civic contribu-
tions to the greater Detroit
metropolitan area.
Judge Hathaway, who is
a candidate for Wayne
County Circuit judge, has a
long and distinguished re-
cord of civic and gov-
ernmental service to Michi-
gan.
Judge Hathaway is a
former city attorney in
Mackinaw City, and a
former member and presi-
dent of the Detroit Board of
Education.
He has been a member
of New Detroit for more
than eight years.
A practicing attorney for
30 years and a trial judge for
the past six years, Judge
Hathaway is a former co-
editor of the Detroit Bar As-
sociation Journal, and was
formerly a member of the
Detroit Library Commis-
sion; the Great Cities
Executive Board and Re-
search Councils Rehberg
Children's Fund; the Advis-
ory Committee on Needs for
Higher Education in South-
eastern Michigan; and the
Greater Detroit Chapter,
Michigan Association for
Births
July 23 — To Mr. and
July
Mrs. Jacob Ben-Ozer
(Shoshana Gelbman), 7329
Oak Tree Dr., West Bloom-
field, a daughter, Elite
Yonit.
* s *
July 19 — To Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Korda (Dena
Epel), - former Detroiters of
Denver, Colo., a daughter,
Sonya Epel.
* * *
July 17 —To Dr. and Mrs.
Mark Borkin (Bobbie
Keith), 29184 Lancaster,
Southfield, a daughter,
Julie Michel.
* * *
July 13 — To Mr. and
Mrs. Phillip Bortman
(Nancy Marx), former De-
troiters of Tempe, Ariz., a
daughter, Stacey Jo.
*
July 13 —To Dr. and Mrs.
Milton Stern (Barbara
Shoskes), 30312 Club House
Ln., Farmington Hills, a
son, Noah Aaron.
* s *
July 6 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Robert H. Bodzin (Linda
Scheinker) of Oak Park, a
daughter, Jennifer Lauren.
* *
June 28 — To Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Zeidman (Lois
Glazer), former Detroiters
of Auburn, Maine, a daugh-
ter, Shoshana.
Beth El Nursery
Seeks Students
Temple Beth El Nursery
is taking registration for its
1978-1979 program year.
Two-, three- and five-day
programs are available. The
programs emphasize
Jewish holidays and obser-
vance, as well as creativity
and regular nursery school
activities. The lunch prog-
ram will be available again
this year.
For information on the
nursery or to register, call
Mrs. Joy Kaplan, 851-1100.
RABBI DR. LEO
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JUDGE HATHAWAY
Emotionally Distrubed
Children.
Currently, he is a
member of the Recorder's
Court Judges executive
probation, rules and legisla-
tive committees.
He is a member of the
President's Council of
Marygrove College, and is a
member of the Michigan
Judges Association and its
rules legislative commit-
tees.
Israeli Consul
BOSTON • (ITA)
Michael Bavly has been ap-
pointed by Israel as Consul
General in New England.
Bavly, born in Tel Aviv,.
joined the Israeli foreign
service in 1961 and served
in various posts around the
world.
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