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THE DETROIT- JEWISH NEWS

Friday, June 26, 1981

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Temple Israel Youth Win Klein Prize

The 50 Israel
members
of the group led by President
Temple
Temple
Youth received, the 14th Steve Grekin, and adult ad-
innual Walter E. Klein viser Carol Cooper, were
Youth Award of the Jewish recognized "for their ongo-
community Council of Met- ing commitment to plan-
ropolitan Detroit "for out- ning programs to benefit
standing social action and the Jewish Association for
community service pro- Retarded Citizens." In addi-
tion to conducting their
gramming."
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Pictured at the presentation of the Jewish Com-
munity Council's Walter E. Klein Youth Award to
Temple Israel Temple Youth are, from left: Carol
Cooper, adviser; Rabbi Harold Loss; Steven Grekin,
president; Sanford Kopnick, Eden Cooper, Don Apel,
Marla Blume, Joe Sipher, Susie Grekin and Barbara
Saltz, adviser.
to'raise funds for the JARC, Shaarey Zedek was cited
Temple Israel Temple " for its 'adopt-a-
Youth planned a Hanuka grandchild' program de-
party and spring picnic for veloped with the resi-
all residents of the JARC dents of Borman Hall,
and for their efforts on
group homes.
Young Israel Teens of behalf of Soviet Jewry."
The members of Temple
Young Israel of Oak-Woods,
received an honorable men- Emanu-El Temple Youth
tion award "for their out- (TEMTY) were honored "for
reach program to newly ar- conducting a fund-raising
rived Soviet Jewish immig- - event to support research ef-
rants and for their fundrais- forts on Tay Sachs disease,
ing project to build a youth and for planning, with other
center for the children of youth groups, an awareness
Katamon Tet," an im- seminar to deal with the is-
poverished Sephardic com- sues of anti-Semitism."
Members of this year's
munity in Jerusalem.
Two other youth youth awards committee
groups were presented were: Chairman,Jack Bod-
with commendation zin; and Rhea - Appelman,
awards. The junior con- Dorothy Kripke and
gregation of Cong. Leonard Trunsky.

Dr. Fill to Dedicate Two
Pre-Kindergartens in Israel

Two pre-kindergartens
will be dedicated next
month in Israel by Dr. Leon
Fill. Both will be dedicated
in the names of Dr. Fill's
late parents, Nahum and
Mary (Fialkow) Fill.
The schools are located in
Ashdod and in Givat Olga.
Both 'are designed to give
pre-kindergarten education
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schoolers, particularly to
the Sephardic Jews.
The schools will follow
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ing mothers to hold full or
part-time employment out-
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