THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS 14 Friday, April 6, 1979 HAPPY PASSOVER Youth News Shabat services 10 a.m. named Nitzanim (blos- Saturday in the board room. soms). The group holds Refreshments and a pro- Barry Frank will read from Shabat services for gram will follow in the youngsters age 3-7 10 a.m. youth lounge. The two the Torah. Migdal Tzion will go to Saturdays in the board groups also will conduct the Federation. Apart- room. Nitzanim will meet 10 ments in Oak Park 2 p.m. Sunday to help the resi- a.m. Thursday and April 13 dents with chores and er- in the synagogue for rands. Those wishing to Passover services. .* * * April 2— To Mr. and Mrs. participate should con- Cantor Sidney Jerrold Bigelman (Lyne tact Elyse Jacobs, 557- BNAI DAVID youth will Geronemus) of Farmington 9464. sponsor a hayride and bar- Hills, a son, Joseph Aaron. For information "about beque for seventh and * * * eighth graders Sunday, youth activities, contact the Certified Mohel March 23 — To Mr. and youth department 851- meeting 6 p.m. at the 358-1426 or 357-5544 synagogue. Parents are Mrs. Marshall Gordon 5100. Henri needed to drive. There is a (Ronna Nelson) of Hun- Meanwhile, Cantor SAMUEL tington Woods, a son, Adam Bizaoui, an Egyptian Jew charge. For information, whose family was expel- contact adviser Danny Kap- Nelson. ** * Certified led from Egypt in 1956, lan, 398-7422, or Masada March 21 — To Rabbi and will talk about the prob- group president Riva Dines, Mrs. Yaakov Rivlin (former lems of the Jews in Arab 557-1977. Hospitals Ser ving Homes Detroiter Reva Bakst) of 399-7194 Atid senior group basket- countries at the Ronnie Jerusalem, Israel, a son, Posen Cultural Lunch- ball team will play its next Chaim. REV. HERSHt eon, 1:15 p.m. April 14 at game 7:30 p.m. Sunday at ** * Adat Shalom Synagogue. the Jewish Community March 19 — To Dr. and Bizaoui's lecture is Center. The April 1 hayride Mrs. Joel Shavell (Helena Certified Mohel entitled, "Jews From Arab was postponed to May 6 due Opatowski), 6754 Timber Lands — A Forgotten Is- to rain. Ridge, Bloomfield Hills, a 557-0888 1 Talit aad Tefilin Club sue." son, Daren Bahr. 557-7629 * * * The luncheon will follow awarded bowling trophies March 18 — To Mr. and the synagogue's semi- at its special April 1 RABBI S. ZACHARIASH Mrs. Jerry K. Stein (Susan annual youth main parent-teen breakfast and Specialized J. Witt) of Berkley, a son, sanctuary service which be- bowling tournament. Win- Ralph. MOHEL ners were Richard Lampear gins at 9 a.m. * * * In Home or Hospital Members of the youth and Kevin Mendelson and Feb. 23 — To Dr. and Mrs. groups will conduct the their fathers. Teens age 13 Gary Galens (Barbara For- 557-9666 Shabat morning service in to 17 are invited to 9 a.m. man) of Farmington Hills, a its entirety for the congre- services, breakfast and son, Jeffrey Steven. ** * RABBI DR. LEO gation. Leading the service bowling every Sunday. For To Mr. and Mrs. Richard will be Jonathan Levy, information, contact ad- B. Weil (former Detroiter Michael Nachman, Steven viser Alan Hurvitz, 557- Expert Mohel Carol Weltman) of Lupovitch, Howard 0822. Serving Hospitals and Homes Junior congregation pre- Montclair, N.J. an adopted Lupovitch, Sanford Vieder 547-8555 LI 2-4444 - daughter, Sarah Beth. and Lennard Jacobson. Ste- sented additional awards van Levy and Mark Schos- for attendance at Shabat youth services at its March tak will read the Torah. A special youth forum 31 luncheon. Honorees on different aspects of were: Aneke Adler, Vivian Passover will be pre- Adler, Debbie Beren, Alissa sented by Steven Citron, Lisa Duchin, Gael Lupovitch, Julie Green- Grossman, Felisa Krause, Ken Krause, Wendy Levitt, berg and Elyse Jacobs. The luncheon is free to Steve Nakisher, Robby youth group members. For Nakisher and Melanie reservations, call the youth Newman. Shabat groups meet 10 aim. Saturdays for • department,851-5100. * * * young people age 4 through correcti/ BETH ACHIM will start 14. For information on youth a new youth group in the • bass • dingo fall for children in grades activities at Bnai David, • keds ,.. • foot traits three and four. Judy Goldis contact the synagogue • converse • hush puppies f or will be adviser. Parents youth-line, 557-8325 or ebata • dexter_ with children in grades 557-8211. * * * danskin • weber three and four who wish to the • lazy bones HASHACHAR, join should call Mrs. Goldis, • libildlife-tico 626-1181, or Cantor Earl Zionist youth movement sponsored by Hadassah, Berris, 352-8670. The children's group led will hold its annual conven- at carrningtontAfarpihstori hills by Beth Norman has been tion April 20-22 at the main Jewish Community Center. Students in grades, four= eight will participate. Members are expected from Benton Harbor. Kalamazoo, Jackson, Lans- BEDROOM FURNITURE FOR KIDS OF ALL AGES ing, Ann Arbor, Flint, by FAMOUS brands like . . . Saginaw and Detroit. The convention will focus Bassett t 141,tar"hill on Pesach, Israel Indepen- dence Day and Holocaust Remembrance Day, and the roles children played in these events throughout history. Five kosher meals will be served, and activities include Shabat services, Israeli dancing, sports, singing, games, swim- ming, contests and more. For information, call Hashachar, 661-1038, or the Jewish Center, 661- 1000, ext. 283. SHALOM ADAT Garinim (fifth and sixth grades) will hold Shabat services 10 a.m. Saturday in the chapel. Shoresh (seventh and eighth grades) and Migd6.1 Tzion (ninth-12th grades) will host a joint oneg Shabat c 3n„.47 (Births) RUBE GREENBAUM MOHEL FROM THE WATNICK FAMILIES 8 p.m. today in the chapel. 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