THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Youth News (Continued from Page 48) door. For details, call Shel- ley Milin, 626-3944. UNITED HEBREW SCHOOLS 'will hold its annual shul-in 8:30 p.m. March 14 through 7 a.m. March 15 at the main UHS building. The theme for the eve- ning is "Christianity's Role in the Holocaust." Sister Carol Rittner of Mercy Col- lege of Detroit will be the guest speaker. Dinner prepared by the PTO will be served and usic for dancing afterward ill be provided by Dan Sandberg. An ice cream so- cial and the film, "Every Which Way But Loose," will highlight the event. The shul-in was arranged by the UHS Student Council, headed by Scott Cranis. Tickets are available at the main UHS office and will be available at the door. ) YOUNG ISRAEL OF GREENFIELD Kvutzat Shabat will meet at 5 p.m. Saturday for games, songs, stories of the Parsha and re- freshments. Chalutzim will meet at 5 p.m. Saturday for games, songs, skits based on the Parsha and refreshments. * * * Orthodox Youth to Gather Here Agudath Israel of America will hold its an- nual Midwest Siyum Hamishnayos through Sunday in Detroit, based at the Yeshiva Gedolah of De- troit in Oak Park. The siyum will begin with a melave malka at 9 p.m. Saturday at Yeshiva Gedolah. There will be an awards ceremony to honor those who memorized the most verses of the Mishna. The arrangements com- mittee includes: Rabbi Av- rohom Jacobowitz, chair- man; and Rabbi Ephraim Spero, Rabbi S.E. Cohen, Rabbi Meyer Lieberson, Rabbi Eric Greenbaum, Rabbi Shmuel Kaufman, Rabbi Menahem Z. Green- field, Rabbi David Apt, Rabbi Lazer Beer, Avrohom Bornstein, Mordechai Weiss, Yerachmiel Stewert and Rabbi Y. Bakst. * There will be a group for the features of the group boys grades three-six led by will be the learning of Mis- Avrohorn_ Zimberg. One of hnayot in addition to songs, BBYO Activities Michigan Region will celebrate BBYO Week March 21-28. The week will consist of a series of activi- ties to which all members of BBYO and Jewish youth are invited. Erani BBG will sponsor a Purim party and spirit night 8 p.m. March 21 at Thompson Middle School. Chairman for the evening is Jody Haber of Erani BBG. The AZA and BBG advis- ers will challenge the AZA and BBG Council executive boards to an exhibition bas- ketball game 12:30 p.m. March 22 at the Jimmy Prentis Morris Branch of the Jewish Community Center. Chairman for the event is Marc Landau of Samson AZA. The Bnai Brith Men's and Women's Councils, in cooperation with the BBYO board of directors, will sponsor an adviser recognition night, honor- ing adult volunteers, 8 p.m. March 23 at Adat Shalom Synagogue. Coordinators for the program are Al Tendler, Men's Council BBYO chairman; and Cindy Franklin, Women's Council BB YO chairman; Andy Berlinberg of Hart AZA and Michele Ungar of Ahavah BBG. March 26 will be.T-shirt day and members are being asked to wear their BBYO T-shirts to school. At 8 p.m. that night, Glazer BBG will sponsor an ice cream social which will be held at Thompson Middle School. Chairman for the event is Debby Fried of Glazer BBG. BBYO will hold its "Hike BBYO to the Top" member- ship dinner, honoring those members who recruited new members into BBYO during the membership drive and new members, 6:30 p.m. March 28. Letters of invita- tion will be sent to those who are eligible to attend. At 8 p.m. that night, Rose AZA will sponsor its annual spring dance featuring DJ Mark Roberts of WDRQ. The dance will be held at * Camp Adds Computer to Summer Activity Plan A maChshevei kayitz, or summer computer program is.being added to the regular ograms of Young Israel- Camp Stone. nei In the machshevei kayitz program, seventh, eighth and ninth grade boys and girls will learn computer programming, graphics and animation. During the four weeks of the program, each child will have at least one hour per day of "hands on" machine time. Regular camp activities will be available. The "MK" program was created by Dr. Samuel Spero, a computer consul- tant with a PhD in educa- tion. Only 40 applicants will be accepted for the pro- gram, on a Jirst come, first serve basis. Camp Stone promotes the ideology of Young Israel- Bnei Akiva. For enrollment information, contact Nathan Bigman, 968-1499, or write Camp Stone, 23125 Coolidge, Oak Park, 48237. games and refreshments. The boys will meet at 5 p.m. Saturday. A special youth Shalosh Seudos will be held follow- ing Minha at 6 p.m. for all youngsters. * * * Southfield-Lathrup High School and is open to all SZ Youth Choir Jewish youth. For informa- tion, contact Brian Papo, in Purim Show Rose AZA president. 968- Members of the Shaarey 4689. Zedek Youth Choir will ap- The theme of BBYO pear in a musical comedy week is "Love Is Being version of the Purim story Together." The week of March 15 at 5:45 p.m. activities is being coordi- The program "Flower nated by Aileen Katz of Drum Purim" will be the Machar BBG and featured attraction at Michael Weil of L'Chaim Shaarey Zedek's new Purim AZA. For information, Dinner Theater, "Haman's call the BBYO office, Hideaway," sponsored by 552-8260. the PTO. The AZA basketball Featured in the Purim league will meet Sunday at musical will be: the Morris Branch of the Marianne Milgrom, Marc Cohen, Charles Rube, Jeffrey Meyers, Jen- Jewish Center. At 10 Kishon AZA will play the nifer Levin, Jon Brode, Evie Stul- berg, Daniel Baker, Mike Adelman, Posen-Hart-Benny team Suzie Langnas, Abby Boxman, and Akiba AZA will play Francine Hermelin, Dina Najman, Samson AZA. At 11 a.m., Alissa Toft, Gina Grosberg, Renee Robert Meltzer, Amy Rose AZA challenges Goode Himelhoch, Averbuch, Jane Portnoy, Cindi AZA and Herzl AZA takes Robinson, Rachel Hurvitz, Rachel on L'Chaim AZA. Beber Schechter, Leemor Katz, Jill AZA currently leads Di- Hooberman, Robin Meyers, Janice Meredith Meskin, Debbie vision I with a 4-0 record Portnoy, Biederman, Dana Kutinsky, Jen- and Jolson AZA sits atop nifer Kraft, Heather Cohen and Division II also at 4-0. The other members of the youth choir. scoring leader for the league is David Karp of Beber AZA with a 31.6 average. Following basketball, the AZA Council will sponsor a "Leadership for the Future (LFF)" program at noon. The program is open to all active members of AZA chapters and will begin with lunch. Featured speaker for the program will be insurance agent Dick Meyerson, who will speak on motivation. A nominal registration fee will be charged. For infor- mation, contact Marc Bakst, Council president, 855-3214. The Great Lakes AZA MISS SALEM and BBG Councils an- nounce the selection of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Salem David Garson of Herzl AZA, of Oak Park announce the Windsor, and Beth Berman engagement of their daugh- of Erani BBG as overall ter, Bonita Susan, to Ken- coordinators for the 1981 neth L. Gross, son of Mr. and Elections Training Con- Mrs. Albert Gross of West clave. The conclave will Bloomfield. take place May 15-17 at Miss Salem was Camp Tamarack and will graduated from Wayne involve the training of new State University with a BS AZA and BBG chapter offi- degree in special education. cers as well as the election of Her fiance was graduated new Council officers. from WSU with a BS degree BBYO announces the ap- in business administration pointment of the following and attends the WSU law advisers to AZA chapters: school. –Alan Gildenberg, Akiba A June wedding is AZA; Phil Sklar, Benny planned. AZA; and Aron Weberman, Goode AZA. Advisers are Grand Rapids still needed for BBYO chap- ters serving Southfield and Purim Party Oak Park. Interested per- Temple Emanuel in sons should contact the Grand Rapids will host a BBYO office, 552-8260. Purim Costume Ball 8 p.m. March 14. NY Center Head The event will feature a NEW YORK — Martin E. Chinese dinner, open bar, Segal has been named music by the Ray Gill band chairman of the Lincoln and prizes for the best cos- Center for the Performing tume of any famous Jewish Arts. Segal, who served as personality. There is a charge. For in- chairman of New York's Commission for Cultural formation and reservations, Affairs, will assume the contact Anne Weitz, 1038 Lincoln Center position on Lake Grove SE, Grand Rapids 49508. June 1. Bonita Salem Plans to Marry r Friday, March 6, 1981 49 Births Feb. 24 — To Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Klein (Gail Abrin) of Rochester, a daughter, Rebecca Wendy. * * * Feb. 23 — To Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Dubin (Di- anne Landsberg) of Auburn Heights, a daughter, Danielle Elizabeth. * * * Feb. 21— To Dr. and Mrs. Mark Rubinstein (Andrea Fleischman) of Southfield, a daughter, Renee Alyse. * * * Feb. 18 — To Dr. and Mrs. Lee Hoffman (Robin Wayne) of Southfield, a daughter, Melissa Ivy. Feb. 13 — To Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Miller (Sandi Fin- kelstein) of Southfield, a son, Marc Kenneth. Gottesman) of Oak Park, a son, Yonah Benjamin. Feb. 2 — To Mr. and Mrs. Yehuda Fogel (former De- troiter Wendy Lee Heller) of Raanana, Israel, a son, Yonaton Reuven. * * * Jan. 22 To Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Jesselson (former Detroiter Phyllis Platt) of Jerusalem, Israel, a daughter, Eliezra. * * * Jan. 18 — To Mr. and Mrs. George Remner (Leslie Gladstone) of Southfield, a son, Justin Adam. * * * Jan. 12 — To Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lenter (Susan Miller) of Southfield, a daughter, Lauren Rochelle. * * * REV. HERSHL Feb. 11 — To Mr. and Mrs. Neal Elkin (Ellen Bronson) former Detroiters of San Francisco, Calif., a son, Jonathan. Certified Mohel ROTH 557-0888 * * * Feb. 11 — To Mr. and Mrs. Gary Torgow (Malke • RABBI S. ZACHARIASH Specialized MOHEL Seek Campers for Young Judea In Home or Hospital 557-9666 Camp Young Judea, the Hashachar-Young Judea camp program, announces its new director is Bini Silver, former regional Hashachar director. Silver also was a unit head and assistant director of the camp. Campers age 8-14 from throughout the Midwest are invited to the Ortonville camp, where regular sum- mer activities such as row- ing and canoeing, swim- ming, sports, arts and crafts, drama, nature hikes, singing and dancing are held. Jewish history and culture and Israel are em- phasized. The program observes Shabat and kashrut. There are two sessions, June 28- July 22 (closed) and July 26-Aug. 19. There is a tui- tion fee and scholarships are available. For information, call Camp Young Judea, 661- 1038_ RABBI DR. 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