THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Youth News
SHALOM
ADAT
Shoresh (seventh and
eighth grades) and Migdal
Tzion (ninth-12th grades)
members received awards
at their respective installa-
tions:
United
Shoresh
Synagogue Youth Leader-
ship Awards: for social pro-
gramming, Hadas Reiter;
cultural programming, Jef-
Lupovitch; outstanding
ership qualities,
Elizabeth Alpern.
USY Leadership Awards:
fund raising, Fred Weiss;
cultural programming,
David Gottfried; and par-
ticipation and service, An-
drew Rocklin, Benjamin
Frank and Gail Nachman.
The Howard Weber
Youth Participant
Award "for distin-
guished service to chap-
, ter and synagogue" went
to Howard Lupovitch.
The Ronnie Posen Youth
Award for Religious Lead-
ership was won by Barry
Frank.
The National Men's Club
Award for the greatest apti-
tude shown for leadership in
Jewish life went to Julie
Greenberg.
The Louis and Lena Lin-
den Memorial Award "for
exemplifying the highest
standards of USY" was
awarded to Sandy Vieder
and Elyse Jacobs. • -
Youth activities will re-
sume in the fall. For infor-
mation, call the youth de-
partment, 851-5100.
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BETH ACHIM'S Bnai
Mazal (grades five and six)
and Kadima (grades seven
and eight) will go to Bob-Lo
Monday, meeting 8:30 a.m.
at the synagogue. Partici-
pants are requested to bring
a dairy lunch.
For reservations, call
Judy Goldis, 642-4294; or
Shelly Konheim, 626-1181.
Parents are needed to drive.
Nitzanim (Blossoms) will
hold its Story Hour 10 a.m.
Saturdays in the synagogue
during summer.
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BNAI DAVID youth
programs will recess for the
summer months. Talit and
Tefilin Club, Saturday
morning Junior Congrega-
tion and Story Hour, as well
as Sunday youth groups for
young people in grades
three through 12 will re-
s'' - in September. Mem-
b will be notified at that
time. New participants may
place their name on the next
year's mailing list by con-
tacting Danny Kaplan at
398-7422, evenings, or the
synagogue youth-line,
557-8325.
Shabat Junior Congrega-
tion -awarded members who
have attended youth serv-
ices throughout the year at
its year-end ceremony and
luncheon on June 16. Hon-
orees were: Vivian Adler,
Aneke Adler, Abby
Bachaiov, Sherri Bachaiov,
Debbi Beren, Alissa Citron,
Les Fine, Gael Grossman,
Ken. Krause, Steve Levitt,
Wendy Levitt, Mike Menc-
zer, Kevin Mendelson,
Robby Nakisher, Steve
Nakisher, Melanie New-
man, Julie Pritz, Jeffrey
Pritz, Danny Shere, Aleeza
Strubel, Ilana Strubel,
Dean Weiss, Marla Weiss
and Susan Zweig.
Masada youth group
winners in the candy sale
contest are: Mike Menczer,
Esther Serour, Helayne
Shaw and Jodi Starr.
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BNAI MOSHE Junior
Congregation will hold its
end-of-the-year luncheon
Saturday, following Shabat
morning services. Special
awards will be given to the
officers: Howard Weiner,
president; Daniel Weiner,
vice president; Gordon Bod-
zin and Miriam Weiner,
secretaries; and Neil Roc-
kind, program chairman.
Members who will receive
recognition pins for regular
attendance during the year
are: Gordon and Beth Bod-
zin; Adam and Michele
Eichner; Sarina Castro;
Joel Davidson; Jay Fisher;
Bryan Freilich; Cindy Low-
ell; Jeffrey Friedman; Lydia
and Joel Grand; Alan,
Robert and Roseanne
Hoffman; Brian Greenstein;
Michael Hootner; Ken
Hochman; Michael Kaplan;
Howard Marcus; Seth and
Ron Meisler; Emil Raab;
Neil and Sandy Rockind;
Rachel Schey; Brenda Sil-
verman; Ilana Stollman;
Rhonda Strauss; Howard ;
Daniel, Adam and Miriam
Weiner; Elanit, Michael
and Sharon Weizman; and
David Zaffern.
For information, call ad-
viser, Mark Eichner, 358-
0065; or the synagogue,
548-9000.
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Detroiters Study
Torah at Illinois
Hebrew College
Kourash Fayazi-Bakhsh,
Nader Fayazi-Bakhsh,
Joseph Greenbaum, Daniel
Rosenthal and Joseph Kow-
alsky, all students of Akiva
Hebrew Day School, will
spend this summer pursu-
ing studies in Torah and
computer science in a spe-
cial program sponsored by
the Institute for Computers
in Jewish Life of the He-
brew Theological College in
Skokie, Ill.
The Yeshivat Hakayitz —
summer session — program
will be held on the campus
of the Hebrew Theological
College from June 25
through July 30 and is open
to boys of both high school
and college age regardless
of their background in
Judaic studies or computer
science.
Junior Division Sets Retreat
for New Division Leadership
Kenneth J. Safran, right, accepts the gavel of the
presidency from out-going Junior Division President
Jonathan M. Jaffa at the division's 41st annual meet-
ing June 13 at the Jewish Community Center.
The Jewish Welfare Fed- vision, the Jewish Welfare
eration Junior Division will Federation's year-round
hold its fourth annual re- organization for young
treat for officers and board adults.
members 8 p.m. Sunday in Oil Exemption
the East Penthouse of North
Is Applauded
Park Towers, 16500 North
Park Dr., Southfield.
Marian
Shifman,
The gathering, a cocktail president of the Jewish
reception, gives the division Community Council of Met-
leadership and their ropolitan Detroit, has sent a
spouses and friends an letter of commendation to
opportunity to meet.
Rep. Howard Wolpe and
The meeting will be Sen. Donald Riegle, for in-
preceded by an involve- troducing an amendment to
ment seminar for new the Export Administration
board members at 7:30 Act that would exempt Is-
rael from an existing pro-
p.m.
Kenneth J. Safran is the hibition on the export of
new president of Junior Di- Alaskan oil.
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Friday, June 22, 1919 49
Arab Attorney Is Upheld
in FBI Surveillance Case
Attorney Abdeen Jabara,
an active spokesman in De-
troit's Arab community for
Arab and Palestinian
causes, won a victory in
Federal District Court last
week in his lengthy lawsuit
against the Federal Bureau
of Investigation.
Judge Ralph M. Freeman
ruled that Jabara's rights
were violated when the Na-
tional Security Agency in-
tercepted Jabara's "foreign
communication" and turned
them over to the FBI. The
judge will rule at a later
date whether Jabara is
entitled to monetary dam-
ages.
Judge Freeman says
there has been no evidence
linking Jabara to any crime
and he added that surveil-
lance of Jabara could con-
tinue if it were conducted
through proper legal chan-
nels.
Jabara was co-counsel
for Sirhan Sirhan, con-
victed of assassinating
Sen. Robert F. Kennedy,
and Jabara was a foun-
der of the Association of
Arab-American Univer-
sity Graduates.
He has reportedly denied
membership in Arab ter-
(
Named to Post
Gov. William G. Milliken
announced the appointment
of attorney William M.
Ellmann, to the Mackinac
Island State Park Commis-
sion for a term expiring
April 12, 1985, subject to
Senate confirmation.
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