42 Friday, June 20, 1980 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Youth News pients were: Betsy Bernard, Rod Brown, Robbie Chatlin, Jeffrey Kaufman, Mark Lusky, Steven Nakisher, Jeremy Shere and Gil Steb- bins. Junior congregation and Story Hour groups have recessed for the summer Great Beginnings For Gift Elegance • * and will resume after the High Holy Days in Sep- tember. over — Gift Wrapped Free of Charge) • Shalom Group (for chil- • dren in kindergarten- • • second grade) will visit the • Farm, an amusement park in Windsor June 29, meet- ing 11 a.m. at the synagogue. Children should bring a bag lunch. For reservations, contact ad- viser Diane Shaw, 967- 4415; or the synagogue, 557-8325. Rauch (grades three-four) will hold its annual year- end trip to Bob-Low on Sun- day, meeting 7:30 a.m. in the youth lounge, and pro- ceed to the Bob-Lo boat dock. Members should bring a dairy bag lunch and spending money. For infor- mation, contact adviser Burt Kideckel, 968-1765. Ha-or (grades five-six) will end its year with an outing to Cedar Point to- day, meeting 7 a.m. in the synagogue. Bus trans- portation is provided. Persons who have not turned in money from the group candy sale should contact adviser Robin Hutton, 661-4212. Masada (grades seven- eight) has re-scheduled its fund-raising drive to June 29. The group will hold a duck-pin bowl-a-thon in Windsor, meeting 4:30 p.m. at the synagogue. Members may get sponsors for bowl- HOURS: Monday thru Saturday 10-5 :j * * ing, or just participate for SUMMER HOURS BNAI DAVID junior fun. Participants who Closed Monday, June 30 attended the June 1 trip to congregation members re- Re-opening Tuesday, July 8 ceived awards for having Cedar Point will receive a Closed Mondays thru July the best attendance record rebate. For information, Corner Northwestern & Inkster at Shabat youth services contact adviser Laura Lazarus, 541-5213. Phone 357-1123 during the past year. Reci- Atid (grades nine-12) basketball team presented the synagogue with its 1979-1980 championship trophy of the Inter- congregational Basketball -League. The trophy Was presented by team members Ken Bernard, Steve Dines and Richard Lampear to synagogue president Larry Traison at Shabat youth awards ceremonies June 14. The Gimel and Hei classes of the United He- brew Schools (Bnai David branch) were win- ners in the contest for class attendance at junior congregation Shabat youth services during the year. Gimel class members who led in attendance were: Lisa Disner, Jennifer Knoll, • Steven Nakisher and Todd Stern; in the Hei class: Eric Abramson, Sherri Bachaiov, Rod Brown, Andrea Lam- pear, Steve Levitt, A Very Special Store for Melissa Mandell, Robbie PRE-TEENS ... JUNIORS Nakisher and Douglas OAK PARK Wolf. BLOOMFIELD 23133 Coolidge For information on youth 6527 Telegraph North of 9 Mile events at Bnai David, con- at Maple near Franks MON.-SAT. 10-6 tact a group leader or Youth 545-3242 644-4225 Director Danny Kaplan at the synagogue, 557-8325. AKIVA HEBREW DAY Horwitz, made a donation to SCHOOL'S second grade the Allied Jewish campaign class, taught by Susan determined by pledges •••••••••••••••••••••••• : THE PERFECT FINISH • • - • • • • at 20% DISCOUNT • • • ($10 & • 6641 Orchard Lake Rd. at Maple • • Old Orchard, West Bloomfield • e • • 626-1500 Mon. thru Sat., 9:30-5 • • , • • USE OUR BRIDAL REGISTRY • • • •••••••••••••••••••••••• 6th Annual Super Summer Sale SATURDAY, JUNE 21-29 50-75% OFF EVERYTHING made for book reports writ- ten. Students were awarded bronze, silver and gold medals depending on the amount of book reports written. Winners were: Jaron Burstyn, Debbi Dworkin, Elisa Glass and Joel Kruger, bronze; Amy Berris and Joseph Selesny, silver; and Gabrielle Albert, David Berkower, Peggy Be- rman, Noam Koenigsberg, Ron Meisler and Raphael Zuroff, gold. * BETH ACHIM junior congregation will meet 10 a.m. Saturday in the Klein Chapel for Shabat services. A mini kidush will follow. Lahav United Synagogue Youth will have Shabat services 10 a.m. Saturday in the youth lounge. Nitzanim will meet for prayer and Story Hour 10 a.m. Saturday in the board room. Kochavim (third and fourth grades), Bnai Mazal (fifth and sixth grades) and Kadimah will have a year-end membership luncheon- party noon Sunday in the youth lounge. For required reservations and information, -call Kadimah adviser Shelly Kieran, 399-3287; or Kochavim adviser Jody Goldis, 626-1181. Lahav USY (grades nine-12) will hold its year- end membership party 3:30 p.m. Sunday in the home of Social Vice President Har- vey Kaner, 1893 Long Pointe Dr., Bloomfield Hills. For required reserva- tions, call Kaner, 335-5354. SPECIAL SUMMER SALE SPECIAL SUNDAY ALL SUMMER SPORTSWEAR 30%-50% OFF SELECT GROUP OF APPAREL $5" $10" $15 °° OAK PARK STORE ONLY OPEN 11-5 SUNDAY, JUNE 22 BNAI MOSHE Senior the group's president, Gor- United Synagogue Youth die Bodzin, meeting 3 p.m. (grades nine-12) will go to in the youth lounge. Drivers Bob-Lo, Sunday, meeting in are needed, and everyone is the youth lounge at 7:30 welcome. There is a nomi- a.m. Everyone is to bring a nal charge which will in- bagged dairy lunch, and elude dinner. For reserva- drivers are needed. For in- tions or information, call formation, call president adviser Tedd Schneider, Linda Ankerman, 546- 968-2324 or 548-3123. Rishonim (grades one- . 5797; or adviser Michael three) will have a swim Sabes, 356-1823. Senior USY recently in- party and _barbecue at the stalled their new officers for home of one of the group's 1980-1981. They are: Linda presidents, Sandy Rockir- 1 Ankerman, president; Susie meeting 11:30 a.m. in Klein, Howard Weiner, youth lounge. Drivers ai Michael Ungar, Elyse needed, and everyone is in- Jacobs and Jeff Diskin, vice vited. There is a nominal presiddnts; Ruth Goldberg, charge which includes treasurer; and Allison Im- lunch. For reservations or information, call adviser ber, secretary. Kadima USY (grades Roberta Warshaw, 399- seven-eight) will go to 6837 or 548-3123. Junior congregation Bob-Lo Sunday, meeting in the youth lounge at 7:30 (age 7-13) recently gave a.m. Everyone is to bring a special awards to the bagged dairy lunch, and members who have out- drivers are needed. For in- standing attendance re- formation, call President cords. Joel Davidson, Ilana Stollman, 547-5891; Adam Weiner, Daniel or adviser Ellen Taylor, Weiner and Miriam 353-7108. Weiner recieved kidush attending Talit and Tefilin Club Shabat cups services for the most. (age 13-18) will go to Other awards went to Bob-Lo Sunday, meeting in the youth lounge at (Continued on Page 43) 7:30 a.m. Everyone THE NEWESTN should bring a bagged dairy lunch, and drivers CRAZE are needed. T and T Club will present this year's trophies June 29. The group will meet in the chapel at 8:30 a.m. for serv- ices and breakfast. For in- formation, call adviser Call - Marc Behar, 557-8551. COUNTRY WESTERN BANDS Chalutzim (grades four- six)' will have a swim party and barbecue at the home of FENBY-STEIN TALENT AGENCY 855-1400 What can 855-1400 IFENBY-STEIN TALENT AGENCY DO FOR YOU? 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