THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
le Friday, February 16, 1979
Youth News
the home of Rachel Lieber-
man, 6085 Brook Lane,
West Bloomfield.
Joining the group for
services and a social pro-
gram will be Moshe
Brown and Gomer Ben-
Barak, two Israeli high
school students. The two
are participating in a
special program of
goodwill, sponsored by
Israel's Foreign Ministry
and Ministry of Educa-
tion. Their stay here in
the Detroit area is being
coordinated by the
Jewish Community
Council.
SHALOM
ADAT
Garinim (fifth and sixth
grades) will hold Shabat
services 10 a.m. Saturday in
the chapel.
Shoresh (seventh and
eighth grades) will have
Shabat services 10 a.m.
Saturday in the board room.
Migdal Tzion (ninth -
12th grades) _will have an
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The group also will have
Shabat services 10 a.m.
Saturday in the board room.
For information about
youth activities, call the
youth department, 851-
5100.
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Awards are given for each
grade level winner, and an
overall award is presented.
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SHAAREY ZEDEK
Junior Congregation
(grades nine-12) and
Kadimah (grades six-eight)
will conduct Shabat serv-
ices 8:45 a.m. Saturday.
Participants from junior
congregation include: Eric
Gould, Risa Handler,
Michael Cohen, David
Baruch, Jerry Glen, Danny
Cohen, Wendy Joyrich, Carl
Persons interested in
participating in Shabat
Hano'ar — Youth Shabat
— services should call
Cantor Earl Berris at the
synagogue, 352-8670.
Volunteers are still
needed for the Purim tarn-
BETH ABRAHAM val slated to take place 11
HILLEL MOSES' Reli- a.m. March 11 in the
gious School, youth groups synagogue. To volunteer,
and young adults will con- call David Mintz, 557-4795,
duct the Sabbath services 9 or Cantor Berris.
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a.m. Saturday in the
BNAI DAVID youth will
sanctuary.
Acting cantors, chanting hold a. winter weekend at
the Shaharit services will Camp Tamarack for young
be : Benjy Peress, Jay people in grades seven and
Jubas, Larry Mondry and eight today through Sun-
Fred Smith, who also will day. Theme of the weekend
chant Musaf service. Ser- is "Why Do Jewish Youth
mons will be delivered by Lea,ve Judaism?"
Members will gather at
David Schon and Rachel
Tessler. The Sidra and Haf noon at the synagogue to
tara will be recited by make candles and bake.
Margo Chazen, Audra Gen- halla for Friday evening at
delman, Mara Gendelman, camp. The bus will leave 2
Marni Grant, Michael p.m. from the synagogue.,
Kopitz, Renee Kopitz, Shabat services will be con-,
Karen Merkle, Laura ducted by the youth, while'
Merkle, Deirdre NeWman, study groups will be held'
Lisa Raboi, Tracey Reznik, along with outdoor tobog-
Jodi Rubin and Nancy Toby. ganing, indoor games and a
Serving as Torah readers social. Danny Kaplan is
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are: Andrew Cykiert, Scott group adviser.
Atid
senior
youth
group is
Cranis, Jay Jubas, Nairn "
Peress, Adam Reubin, Ari forming a basketball team
Reubin and Steve Weber- to play teams from other -
man synagogues. Anyone in
Other participants in grades nine-12 who is in-
the services are: Sherri terested in playing should
Docks, Jodi Eisenstein, contact Steve Dines, 557-
Neil Fisher, Miriam 1977, or adviser Hartley
Gaba, Paul Gaba, Daniel - Harris, 967-0735.
Hilf, David Kinzer, Ed The youth program is
Kinzer, Michael Kopitz, seeking parents to assist
Mike Levin, Suzie at the annual Purim car-
Merkle, Marc Margolis, nival which will take --
David Miller, Bryan place at the synagogue
Natinsky, Alan Newman, March 18. Volunteers' are
Eric Norber, Marla asked to contact youth
Renea directors Kaplan or Har-
Rosenberg,
Robin ris at the synagogue.
Schulman,
For information on youth
Seiferheld, Benjy
activities,
contact the
Strager, David Stryk,
Steven Stryk, 'David Tes- synagogue youth-line,
sler, Daryl Toby, Jeff 557-8325,' or library, 557-
Toby and Brad Zerman. 8211.
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Ashrei will be led in He-
MOSHE'S
BNAI
brew by David Miller and Rishonim and Giborim
Brad Zerman, and in United Synagogue Youth
English by Marcee Levin chapters- will hold a Tu
and Ruth Tessler. The b'Shevat movie program 2
prayer for America and Is- p.m. Sunday in the
rael will be recited by Sherri synagogue. For informa-
Docks and kidush will be tion, call Marilyn Frelich,
sung by Alan Rosenberg, 546-5285, or the synagogue,
and leading the benshen 548 .-9000. •
will be Brian Natinsky. Talit and Tefilin Club
Following services, a sit- will hold services 8:30 a.m.
down kidush luncheon will Sunday for services, fol-
be served by the PTO. For lowed_ by breakfast and
reservations, call the bowling. Boys and girls age
synagogue, 851-6880. 12-18 are invited. Drivers
Planning the luncheon are are needed. For informa-
PTO President, Florence tion, call Mark Cymerint,
Schon, Rabbi Israel Hal- 547-1348.
pern, Rabbi A. Irving
Youth services are con-
Schnipper, Cantor Israel ducted 10 a.m. Saturdays in
Fuchs and Rev. Joseph the synagogue.
Mermelstein.
For information on youth
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activities, call Hanan
ACHIM'S Weizman, youth director,
BETH
Kadima, grades seven-
or the synagogue,
eight, will go bowling Sun- 548-9000.
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day at Plum Hollow Lanes,
meeting 1:3b p.m. at_the - HILLEL - DAY
synagogue. There is a SCHOOL will hold its an-
charge. For reservations, nual science fair 7:30 p.m.
call Shelly Konheim, Tuesday in the multi-
Kadima adviser, 642-4294. purpose room.
Students in fifth through
Deadline for USY
Regional Convention forms ninth grades are required to
is today. Persons who have submit a project as part of
not received the forms. the school's science cur-
shonld call Susan . Fried- ' riculum. Fourth graders
.
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Ka dimah participants
include Bobby Glen and
Eddie Pont. Junior con-
gregation president,
Bruce Davidson, will de-
liver the sermon.
A cultural hincheon and
speaker will follow.
Families are invited.
For information, call theAik
youth department, 357
5544, or Bruce, 358-4283.
1111,
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BBYO Advisers to Be Cited
at Special Feb. 28 Affair
of
Marks
Esther
Youngstown, Ohio, a vice
chairman of the Interna-
tional Bnai Brith Youth
Commission will address a
gathering of the leadership
of Bnai Brith and Bnai
Brith Women, members of
the Michigan Region BBYO
board and the Bnai Brith
Youth Organization and
representatives of the
Jewish community at the
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Tliah, 968 4558, . participa4 ypt•14.n4rily.,
Manello, Allan Oster, Mark
Nathanson and Sharon
Manello.
BBYO
Activities
.
The Great Lakes AZA
Council Basketball League
meets 12:45 p.m. Sundays
at the 10 Mile branch of the
Jewish Community Center.
Eleven chapters are par-
ticipating in the league, di-
vided into two divisions.
After two weeks, Akiba
AZA and Goode AZA are
tied for the lead in Division
1 while Herzl AZA,
Windsor, leads Division 2.
Basketball coordinator is
Doug Moss of Kishon AZA.
Spectators are welcome.
L'Chaim AZA will hold a
bowl-a-thon beginning 6
p.m. Feb. 24 at West Bloom-
field 'Lanes to raise money
for the BBYO International
Service Fund and chapter
activities. For information,
call Mark Bennett, 358-
3465, or Lenny Berman,
president, 557-4680.
Committee chairmen
have been selected for the
BBYO "Peace Walk for Is-
rael" slated for April 29.
Walkers will secure pledges
in the community to support
Project Renewal in Israel
through the Allied Jewish
Campaign.
Chairmen are: Distribu-
tion and Collection, Carol
Lempert,,Masada BBG, and
Bob Russakoff, Benny AZA;
publicity, Jay Tilson, Benny
AZA, and Cheryl Blau, Dis-
raeli BBG; route and
checkpoints, Jeff Blacher,
Posen AZA, and Stacy Gold,
Brice BBG; opening and
closing ceremonies, Jodi
Bittker, Disraeli BBG, and
David Weiner, Rose AZA;
refreshments, Linda Baker,
Sabra BBG, and Michael
Saxe, Posen AZA; outstate
_ correlation, Cheryl Velick;
Na'im BBG, and. Noah
Wofsy, Sttauss BBYO; and
education, Rebecca
Goldbaum, Naches BBG,
;!., and Steve Fine, I.TolsonA74,A.:
ESTHER MARKS
fourth annual BBYO ad-
viser recognition evening 8
p.m. Feb. 28 at the Labor
Zionist Institute.
The annual BBYO ad-
viser recognition evening
focuses on those individuals
who volunteer their time to
serve as advisers, friends
and leaders to the 40 chap-
ters of .AZA and BBG in the
Michigan Region. This
event is sponsored by the
Bnai Brith Men's and
Women's Councils of Met-
ropolitan Detroit.
Mrs. Marks is a past
president of Pioneer
Women, the Women's Di-
vision of the Jewish Fed-
eration of Youngstown
and of Anshe Emeth Sis-
terhood.
She also was chairman of
the Women's Division of Is-
rael Bonds and of the Lib-
erty Township United Ap-
peal Drive. Mrs. Marks is a
life member of Bnai Brith
Women, in addition to life
memberships hi Hadassah
and Pioneer Women. She is
serving her second term as a
member of the executive
board of Bnai Brith Women
International.
The meeting is open to t
Jewish community free o
charge.
Women Sponsor
Kids' Activities
The Women's Orthodox
League will sponsor "Sun-
day Fun Days" 1:30 p.m.
Sunday and Feb. 25 and
March 4 and 11 at Young
Israel of Greenfield.
The programs, for boys
and girls age four and older,
will include films, games,
activities ,and refreshments.
There is a non-final charge.
For information call Mr's.
Moshe LOWY, 5424193.