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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
`The Fantasticks'
at Sussex House
Detroiters Attend Parley in Israel
Staff members of several
Jewish Welfare Federation
agencies represented De-
troit at the International
Conference of Jewish Com-
munal Service, held last
week in Jerusalem.
The six Detroit particip-
ants each received -a partial
Federation - United Jewish
Charities stipend, in recog-
nition of their service to
their respective agencies
and to encourage the train-
Janus Productions will
present "The Fantasticks,"
by Harvey Schmidt and
Tom Jones. 8:30 D.M. Fri-
days and Saturdays, exclud-
ing Sept. 16 and Oct. 14, at
the Sussex House dinner
theater through Oct. 28.
For reservations, call the
Sussex House, 9-3377.
There is a charge.
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Marking Israel's 30th
anniversary, the confer-
ence is based on- the
theme of "Building
Jewish Peoplehood and
Community in Israel and
the Diaspora — a Chal-
lenge for Jewish Com-
munal Service."
Detroiters taking part in
the conference included Al-
bert I. Ascher, executive di-
rector of the Jewish Voca-
tional Service - Community
Workshop; Charles S.
Wolfe, executive director of
the Jewish Home for Aged;
Jean Epstein, director of so-
cial services, Jewish Home
for Aged; Eleanor Keyes, a
casework supervisor at
Jewish Family Service;
Raye Dinnerstein, assistant
director of social services,
Sinai Hospital; and Larry
Gormezano, planning as-
sociate, Jewish Welfare
Federation.
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Telethon to Aid
MDA Victims
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BBYO Activities
Fourteen
Michigan
BBYOers are at the 1978
AZA-BBG international
convention at the Bnai
Brith Perlman Camp in
Starlight, Pa. The conven-
tion theme is "Within Our
Reach," and the program
features the opening of the
BBG 50th anniversary year
as well as the presentation
of the Sam Beber Distin-
guished AZA Alumnus
Award to television person-
ality Monty Hall. The con-
vention will include prog-
rams on Soviet Jewry, sup-
port of Soviet dissidents
and a celebration of Israel's
30th anniversary.
Attending from Michigan
Region are: Larry Mondry,
Benny AZA; Mike Fenster,
Posen AZA; Ian Alexis,
Herzl AZA, Windsor; Larry
Bircoll, Gary Epstein, and
Roger Klein, Goode AZA;
Doug Moss, Kishon AZA;
and Noah Wofsy, Strauss
BBYO, Mt. Clemens.
BBG delegates include:
Cheryl Velick, Na'im BBG;
Cheryl Blau and Caroline
Broida, Disraeli BBG; De-
bbie Davidson, Glazer BBG;
Rachel Kamerman, Sabra
BBG, and Nancy Newman,
Aliyah BBG.
celebration of the anniver-
sary of the independence of
the state of Israel, and will
be open to the entire com-
munity.
Also appointed were
Jay Tilson of Benny AZA
and Janice Kesner of
Shalom Aviv BBG as
coordinators of the an-
nual BBYO Kick-Off
Dance to be held this fall.
The 13th annual Jerry
Lewis Labor Day Telethon
will be broadcast 8:30 p.m.
Sept. 3 through 6:30 p.m.
Sept. 4 on Channel 2.
Held to benefit the re-
search and patient service
programs of the Muscular
Dystrophy Association, the
marathon TV spectacular,
originating from the Hotel
Sahara in Las Vegas, will be
carried coast-to-coast by
200 TV stations and will
span an area of more than
10,000 miles, from Guam to
Puerto Rico and also Hawaii
and Alaska.
The AZA Council has also
chosen Jeff Weisserman of
Benny AZA as coordinator
of the BBYO PAL Conclave,
which will take place Oct.
27-29 at Camp Tamarack in
Ortonville.
Positions are still availa-
Zion shall be redeemed
ble as volunteer advisers to with justice, and they that
AZA and BBG chapters. return of her with righte-
Advisers are needed for ousness.
groups serving Oak Park,
— Isaiah 1:27
Southfield, West Bloomfield
and Farmington Hills. In-
NOT HUNGRY?
terested adults should con-
DON'T COME' TO
tact Arnold Weiner, BBYO
director, 354-6113.
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Mike Fenster will rep-
resent District 6 AZA at
the convention in the
story telling competition
and Cheryl Velick will
represent District 6 BBG
in the oratory competi-
tion-
The 1978 Great Lakes
AZA Council Softball
League will end its season
with the playoffs and
championship game 9 a.m.
Sunday at Cranbrook Field.
Division 1 is led by Goode
AZA I with a perfect 10-0
record. Second place be-
longs to Beber AZA at 7-3.
Division 2 is led by Kishon
AZA with a 7-2 record, fol-
lowed by Goode :AZA II with
a 6-4 record. Youth coor-
dinator- for the league is
Marvin Rothblatt of Goode
AZA. The public is invited.
The 1978 VIP Leadership
Camp for AZA and BBG
chapter presidents, will be
held Monday through Sept.
1, at the Charles and Flor-
ence Milan-BBYO Confer-
ence Centre in Belle River,
Ontario. The five-day prog-
ram will include training in
the areas of leadership con-
cepts, membership, running
a meeting, the Jewish com-
munity, fund-raising and
budgets and policy interpre-
tation. The featured
speaker at the program will
be Emanuel Mandel, who
currently serves as a train-
ing officer for the Peace
Corps in Washington, D.C.
Mandel formerly was the
director of Michigan Region
BBYO, as well as national
program director of BBYO.
The Great Lakes AZA
and BBG Councils an-
nounce the appointment of
Joel Stitelman of Akiba
AZA and Marcia Eizen of
Disraeli BBG as coor-
dinators for the 1979 BBYO
Walk for Israel. The walk, -
which will take place April
29, is being planned in
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MISS LUNDEN
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Gladyce Blunden of Cit-
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nounces the engagement of
her daughter, Joan Lunden,
to Michael Arthur Krauss,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Burnett
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Miss Lunden, daughter of
the late Dr. Erie Blunden,
studied on World Campus
Afloat, at the Universidad
de las Americas in Mexico
City and at American River
College and California
State University. Her
fiance was graduated from
Wayne State University.
A fall wedding is planned.
Floridians Plan
Open Meeting
Detroit Floridians will
have an open house meeting
7 p.m. Sept. 20 in the Hol-
lywood Federal Building,
4600 Sheridan, Hollywood,
Fla.
There will be games,
prizes and refreshments:
Friends are invited. For in-
formation, call Faye Cast-
leman, 742-9229; Charlotte
Baggleman, 651-2122; or
Grace Kaufman, 972-2097.
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