THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS 54 Friday, May 22, 1981 Melody Musicale Election Slated UHS Annual Meeting June 10 The 62nd annual meeting Melody Musicale will of the United Hebrew meet 8 p.m. Thursday in the Schools will take place June home of Jackie Rogers, 10 in the Esther and Louis 23105 Providence Dr., LaMed Auditorium in the Southfield. main United Hebrew The meeting will be the Schools building. At this occasion for the election of meeting, officers and one- officers Only paid-up mem- third of the board of direc- bers can vote. tors will be elected. Members are requested to The program will include bring an item to auction off. Refreshments will be a presentation by the stu- served, and guests are wel- dents of the Hebrew high school, as well as the choir of come. For details, call Mrs. Ro- the elementary students. In addition, plaques honoring gers, 557-4259. . TOP 50 %off All Name Brand Verticals IT 1 r. V tl • No measurement charge. No Freight charge in most cases. 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For re-election to the board for three-year terms, the . following names were submitted: Morris J. Brandwine, Perry Cohen, Harold Elson, Dr. Paul C. Feinberg, Mor- ris Friedman, Gordon Ginsberg, Marvin R. Hoffman, Rose Kaye, Albert L. Lieberman, Marshall Wallace and Benjamin Weiss. Nominees to the board for their first three-year terms were: Victor Ross, Michael Feldman, Renee Mahler, Irwin Alterman and Jonathan Jaffa. The membership of the United Hebrew Schools, the parents of the United He- brew Schools students and the general public are in- vited. The borrower runs in his own debt. D AL MEDE T CENTS S,1NC. Introduces.... THE MET FOR PEOPLE WHO HATE TO DIET ! "You can lose up to a pound a day" (Up to 25 pounds in 30 days) First month : Lose up to 6 inches off your waist •No drugs or diet pills • No contracts to sign •No exercise • For men and women , • 5529800 ext. 18 FIRST APPOINTMENT FREE ! Youth News BNAI DAVID junior the game. For reservations ADAT SHALOM Nit- or information, call adviser zanim will hold Shabat congregation will not have Mark Eichner, 358-0065. services 10:30 a.m. Satur- services Saturday. Services USY Services, junior con- day. will.resume May 30. gregation, Story Hour and Makor will have services Atid will join the Beth the Shabat nursery pro- 10:30 a.m. Saturday in room Achim Lahav group May 105. 30, meeting 7 p.m. at Bnai gram will meet 10 a.m. Saturday. Everyone is wel- Garinim will hold Shabat David's small chapel. There come, and there will be re- services in the small chapel will be a Maariv service, at 10:30 a.m. Garinim will dinner and Havdala. A mys- freshments. Reservations are now go to the Detroit Zoo May tery car ride will begin at 31. For reservations, call 8:45. For reservations, call being taken for the annual Awards Shabat and Lunch- Patti Lieberman, 626-1504. Youth Director Denise Co- eon, to be held June 6. Shoresh will hold hen, 352-5438. June 7 is Tiger baseball Families are welcome, and Shabat services in the is no charge. Reserva- synagogue board room game day and youth in there 10:15 a.m. Saturday. The grades seven-12 will leave tions are required by June 1, by calling the synagogue group will go to the De- Bnai David at 12:15 to see office, 548-9000. the game. Drivers are troit Zoo May 31. For Cedar Point tickets needed. For details, call reservations, call Miss available for the June Mrs. Cohen. Lieberman. trip. Everyone is welcome, Talit and Tefilin Club Migdal Tzion will hold Shabat services in the will meet for the last time and there is a nominal synagogue board room this season May 30 for charge. The costs include trip transportation 10:15 a.m. Saturday. A Lag prayers, brunch and bowl- round by bus, admission to the b'Omer oneg Shabat will be ing. * * * park, and a kosher dinner. held today in the home of BNAI MOSHE Senior Families are welcome. For Ellen Sherman, 5650 Fox Hunt Lane. The group will "Moshe Mouse" United information, call Youth Di- go to the Federation Synagogue Youth will have rector Sharon Levine, 548- a Lunch and Learn session 3123 or 547-3369. Apartments 2 p.m. Sunday. * * * in the home of Mr. and Mrs. YOUNG ISRAEL OF BETH ABRAHAM Paul (Sharon) Levine, HILLEL MOSES junior 23025 Kipling, Oak Park, GREENFIELD Chalutzim congregation_ will suspend following Shabat services will Meet at 7:40 p.m. services for the summer and Saturday. Everyone is wel- Saturday for games, songs, resume with Rosh Hashana come, and admission is free. skits based on the Parsha services Sept. 29. The group will discuss "Life and refreshments. There will be a group for Junior congregation will in Afghanistan" with go to Cedar Point June 14, Nandkishor Khanija and boys grades 3-6 led by Av- meeting 7 a.m. at the his family. For reservations rohom Zimberg at 7:40 p.m. synagogue. There is a or information, call Cul- Saturday. One of the fea- charge and junior congrega- tural Vice President Elyse tures of the group will be the tion members will be Jacobs, 557-9464; President study of Mishnayos in addi- entitled to a discount. Linda Ankerman, 544- tion to songs, games and re- Tickets are limited. Par- 0454; or adviser Laura freshments. A special youth Shalosh ticipants are requested to Lazarus, 541-5213. bring a bag dairy or pareve Kadima is inviting the Seudos will be held follow- lunch. Reservation deadline sixth graders for a road ing Minha at 8:40 plm. is May 29. For information, . rally May 31, meeting in.the Saturday for all youngsters. call Mike Sabes, junior con- youth lounge at 1:30 p.m. A gregation coordinator, surprise event will be at the 356-1823. end of the road rally. * * * BETH ACHIM Youth Everyone is welcome, and Commission will host one of there is a nominal fee. Driv- ers are needed. For reserva- the three United Synagogue tions or information, call Jon Greenberg and Youth USY-on-Wheels buses which will arrive in President liana Stollman, Associates, Inc., store 547-5891; Social Vice planning and design firm, Detroit June 30. Volunteers are needed to house one or President Mara Topper, hosted a four-day seminar two of these youngsters for 543-0759; or adviser Ellen with European business Taylor, 353-7108. representatives who wished that night. -. Talit and Tefilin 'Club to learn the latest design Arrangements are being coordinated among the will meet 8:30 a.m. Sunday techniques. synagogues to provide the in the chapel. For informa- * * * • evening meal and a pro- tion, contact adviser Marc Gloria Krohner has Behar, .557-8551. gram that allow local joined Lorio-Ross Chalutzim will have a USY'ers to meet their coun- Entertainment Agency as terparts from around the Shabat dinner May 29 at its Bar-Bar Mitzva and 6:30 p.m. in the home of United States. Host- wedding consultant. families are being asked -to Miriam Weiner, 28000 * * * Danvers Dr., Farmington supply breakfast and a has Hills. Everyone is wel- Hattie Schwartz dairy brown bag lunch for come, and there is a nom- just returned from New the road. To offer your home, call inal charge. For reserva- York where she attended Youth Director Jackye tions or information, call the National Stationery Drapkin, 352-E670. The adviser Jeff Danto, 642- Show. She now has a new selection of invitations, stai youth will me , .t in the 9508. Rishonim will have a tionery and paper goods. morning July 1 for Shaharit, then tour in the Shabat dinner 6:30 p.m. She can be reached at 352- area before moving on to May 29 in the home of 7387. Daniel Weiner, 28000 Dan- their next stop. Junior congregation vers Dr., Farmington Hills. will hold services as Everyone is welcome, and Dance-a-Thon usual 10 a.m'. Saturday in there is a nominal charge. Aids Retarded For reservations or infor- the youth lounge. A 28-hour "Keep on Danc- The Nitzanim will meet ma ,ion, call adviser Robin ing — Keep on Caring" H itton, 661-4212. at 10 a.m. in the board room Junior congregation will dance-a-thon to benefit the for stories and games. •A see a Detroit Tiger baseball mentally retarded will special activities program game Sunday, meeting in begin 8 p.m. May 29 in the for 8- and 9-year-olds is held Hubbard Ballroom of the in the classroom directly the board room at noon. Hyatt Regency Hotel. Tickets are available on a across from the synagogue Prizes will be awarded. To office. After light refresh- first come, first serve basis, register or for information, ments, all these groups join depending on attendance on call the Northwest Associa- the senior congregation for Shabat mornings. There is a tion for Retarded Citizens, the conclusion of the serv- nominal fee, and there will be a surprise treat to follow 937-2360. ice. 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