THE DETROIT JEWISH. HEMS
44 Friday, yril 13, 1979
Youth News
SHALOM
ADAT
Garinim (fifth and sixth
grades), Shoresh (seventh
and eighth grades) and
Migdal Tzion (ninth-12th
grades) will participate in
the semi-annual youth serv-
ice 9 a.m. Saturday in the
main sanctuary.
Youth group members
will conduct the Shabat
morning service in its
entirety for the congrega-
1 • tion. Taking part in the
service are Jonathan Levy,
Michael Nachman, Steven
Noreen
Lupovitch,
Howard
Stillman,
Lupovitch, Marla Rocklin,
Jonathan. Greenberg,
Michael Rocklin, Gail
Nachman, Sanford Vieder,
Lennard Jacobson and
David Gottfried.
Steven Levy and • Mark
Schostak will read the
Torah portion; Barry Frank
will read the Haftara por-
tion. Torah and Haftara
commentaries will be of-
fered by Rachel Lieberman
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commemorating Israel's
31st anniversary. Entries
may be on any size paper,
and must be submitted to
adviser Danny Kaplan by
April 22. For information,
contact Kaplan, 398-7422,
evenings.
Atid senior group
(grades nine-12) will
watch its team play bas-
ketball at the Jewish
Community Center April
22, meeting 6 p.m. at the
and Jeffrey Lupovitch. A
special youth forum on
Passover will be presented
by Julie Greenberg, Elyse
Jacobs and Steven
Lupovitch.
Following the service,
youth group members
are invited to attend the
Ronnie Posen Cultural
Luncheon. Guest speaker
at the luncheon will be
Henri Bizaoui, an Egyp-
tian Jew whose family
was expelled from Egypt
in 1956. Bizaoui's lecture
is entitled "Jews From
Arab Lands — a Forgot-
ten Issue."
The luncheon and pro-
gram are free to youth
group members. For infor-
mation about youth activi-
ties, contact the youth de-
partment, 851-5100.
Steven Lupovitch and
Mark Schostak were elected
president and first vice
president, respectively, for
the 1979-1980 term at the
recent Central Region
United Synagogue Youth
(CRUSY) convention in
Cincinnati, Ohio.
* * *
BNAI DAVID youth will
sponsor a special Passover
kidush for all young people
who attend Shabat youth
services 10 a.m. Saturday in
the synagogue. Story Hour
will meet in the library for
young children age four to
seven with leader Michelle
Goldman, while junior con-
gregation groups for youth
age eight to 14 meet. Each
group will observe the
Passover holiday with
games and discussions. ,
Masada (grades seven-
eight) will participate in the
El Al Airlines poster contest
* * *
Women's League to Honor
Students at Beth Achim
The League of Jewish
Women's Organizations
will honor 34 students "for
outstanding scholastic and
religious achievement and
civic participation" 2:30
p.m. April 29 at Cong. Beth
Achim.
The students are:
Robert Abrahams, Steven Ba-
Ian, Marcia Bloom, Susan Borns-
tein, Richard Broder, Michael
Eisenberg, Allan D. Fox, Andrew
Gard, Judy Goode, Paul Gross,
Ross Grossman, Robert Hyman,
Stephen Hyman, Howard Iwrey,
Nanci Klein, Curtis Kuttnauer,
Mitchell Kopnick, Michael Lask,
Hildie Lipson, Scott Littky,
Susan Marks, Ilene Mitz, Barry
Pearlman, Beverly Peiss, Mary
Rowin, Maureen Schreiber,
Jordan Schreier, David Sher-
man, Karen Shore, Peggy
Sperber, Susanne Strichartz,
Lorin Subar, Lis Tugender and
Shelly Zeff.
Each candidate was re-
quired to submit an applica-
tion and a one-page essay on
"TAe Essence of Judaism."
Candidates were inter-
viewed by a panel consist-
ing of Betty Katzman,
Sheila Ordin, Robert Can-
vasser and Robert Carson.
Rabbi Milton Arm,
spiritual leader of Cong.
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synagogue. A special
gathering for the team
and group members will
follow. Admission is free,
and friends are invited.
For information, contact
adviser Hartley Harris,
967-0735, or Steve Dines,
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Beth Achim, will be guest
speaker. Sharon Leeman,
president of the Beth Achim
Sisterhood, will recite the
invocation.
Esther Rosenblum is
president of the League of
Jewish Women's Organiza-
tions. Rhoda Rosen is vice
president, youth awards.
Sandy Schore is vice
president of public rela-
tions. The sisterhood will
sponsor a reception follow-
ing the program.
* * *
Student to Attend
Science Assembly
Ronald G. Demak, a stu-
dent at Berkley High
School, will represent the
Southeastern Michigan
Junior Science and
Humanities Symposium at
the national symposium
May 2-5 at the U.S. Military
Academy at West Point.
* * *
Laker Award
Winners Picked
Victor Kay and Miriam
Spinner have been named
the recipients of the Harry
and Sarah Laker Israel
Youth Scholarship, it was
announced by the schol-
arship selection committee
of Cong. Beth Achim, over-
seer of the prize.
Kay is a student at the
University of Michigan.
Miss Spinner attends
Michigan State University.
Both Kay and Miss
Spinner will be enrolled
at the Hebrew University
in Jerusalem for the
1979-1980 academic year.
The award will be pre-
sented May 26 at Cong.
Beth Achim Sabbath serv-
ices. Harry Laker, for whom
the award is named, will
make the presentation.
* * *
Births
Chad), 29196 Franklin
Hills Dr., Southfield, a son,
Andrew Howard.
* 5 *
March 24 — To Mr. and
* * *
Mrs. Henry Gutter (Susan
April 6— To Mr. and Mrs. Wasser) of Oak Park, a
Philip Goodman (Evelyn daughter, Jennifer Erin.
* * *
Rosner) of Farmington
March 23 — To Dr. and
Hills, a son, David Michael.
Mrs. Henry A. Shevitz (Su-
March 31 — To Dr. and san Berman) of West
Mrs. Theodore Wizenberg Bloomfield, a daughter,
(Helen Bilander) of Far- Shana Lynn.
* * *
mington Hills, a daughter,
March 22 — To Dr. and
Janna Michelle.
* *
Mrs. Paul Ruskin (former
March 31 — To Mr. and , Detroiter Jill Colman) of
Mrs. Richard B. Halberg Cincinnati, Ohio, F
(Karen Shayne), former De- Samuel Eleazar.
* * *
troiters of High Falls, N.Y.,
March 9 — To Mr. and.
a son, Andy Michael.
•* *
Mrs. Howard Streit (Mari-
March 30 — To Dr. and lyn Schwartz), former De-
Mrs. Mark J. Reiner (Ronni troiters of Jacksonville,
Cohen) of Southfield, a Fla., a daughter, Leah
Sasha.
daughter, Daryn Brooke.
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March
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— To Mr. and
March 30 — To Mr. and
Mrs.
Kenneth
I. Arfa,
Mrs. Neal Levey (Vickie
Siegler), 14450 Vernon, former Detroiters of Ok-
Oak Park, a daughter, lahoma City, Okla., a
daughter, Robin Alyse.
Ashley Faith.
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Douglas.,
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March 29 — To Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Cohen (Cheri
REV. HERSHL
— To Mr. and
Mrs. Allen (Iskow) Warner
(Linda Heitman), of South-
field, a daughter, Amanda
Carrie.
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The Jewish Community
Council of Metropolitan De-
troit, in cooperation with
the Anti-Defamation
League of Bnai Brith, is or-
ganizing a committee of
local attorneys to monitor
the Federal Court proceed-
ings against Archbishop
Valerian Trifa, the alleged
Romanian Iron Guard
leader accused of inciting a
pogrom against Romanian
Jews during World War II.
The trial is scheduled to
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