THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Youth News BETH ABRAHAM HILLEL MOSES youth department will not have services Saturday, but will resume services 10 a.m. April 24. The youth lounge will be open again for a hot dog dinner and games 6:15 p.m. Tuesday. * * * BETH ACHIM Lahav United Synagogue Youth will join Greater Detroit United Synagogue Youth at regional rally 9 p.m. .iaturday at Cong. Shaarey Zedek. For details, call Mike Weinraub, 569-1512. Deadline for letters ex- perssing intention to run for office is April 23. Regionals will be held April 23-25 at the South- field Sheraton Hotel. Kadima will have an oneg Shabat 8 p.m. April 23 in the home of adviser Gail Nachman, 20225 * * Winchester, Southfield. There will be a discussion and a play. Bnai Mazal and Kadima will have an Israeli day 1:30 p.m. April 25 at the synagogue. For details, Call Robin Friedman, 642-8041; or Ms. Nachman, 357-0241. Services are held 10 a.m. Saturdays for youth of all ages. * * * BETH SHALOM Yeladim and Yachad-junior congregation still have tic- kets available for the trip to see the Southfield Ice Co. April 25. The groups will meet at 12:15 p.m. at the synagogue. Children should bring a bagged dairy lunch. Beverage will be available. There is an admission charge, and parents are needed to drive. For ticket reservations and informa- tion, call Heidi Press,' ad- viser, 424-8833, weekdays. * Youth Aid Sinai Patients With Pesach Food Packages BNAI DAVID youth will meet for Shabat services 10 a.m. Saturday. Story Hour will meet in the school building for Shabat stories, games and a special kidush. Junior congregation will meet in the small chapel to conduct their own services. Anyone wishing to have a part in the service should contact Ruth Moss, 356- 8412. Talit and Tefilin will meet 9 a.m. Sunday for serv- ices and breakfast. They will then proceed to Ark Lanes West for bowling. Everyone is welcome. There is a nominal charge. Boys and girls who have already made reservations to see the play "Annie" at the Fisher Theater should meet in the youth lounge at 6 p.m. Sunday. For information on Bnai David youth activities, con- tact Tobye Bello, youth di- rector, 552-0183. Friday, April 16, 1982 EVERYONE knows SOMEONE who has gone to tr, " "f/ r, .1 „ " 9 ' 111. ■ iv • r: ..t. vs if,„f 74 110 ^/ ,fi N.. ".• - in Algonquin Park, Ontario TAMAKWA still has a few openings for camper registration for the 1982 camping season 4 or 8 weeks, boys and girls, ages 7-16. Windsurfing Sailing Waterskiing Canoeing Snorkling Swimming Canoe Tripping Land Sports Creative Arts Photography Drama Computers Hiking Camp Crafts Music For a home visitation or more information, contact 16000 W. NINE MILE ROAD, SUITE 607 SOUTHFIELD, MICHIGAN 48075 Area Code 313 — 559-4240 TAMAKWA . . . a tradition since 1936 ... Lisa Soleymani, president of the Cong. Shaarey Zedek junior congregation, and Rev. Ely Apt, assis- tant to Sinai Hospital's director of pastoral care, sort out Passover packages assembled by the youth group for Sinai patients. r ) BBYO Activities The AZA Basketball League will meet Sunday at Oakland Community Col- lege, Orchard Ridge cam- pus. This week's games will feature Benny vs. Ruach and Beber vs. Hart at 12:30 p.m. and Akiba vs. Kennedy and Posen vs. Rose at 1:30 p.m. Rose AZA leads Di- vision I with a 6-0 record while Samson AZA and Beber AZA are tied for the lead in Division II with 5-1 records. Raoul Wallenberg AZA of Huntington Woods is having a Michigan Region BBYO baseball cap sale for guys and girls. The hat will (tome in blue and white with multi-color patch hating Michigan Region BBYO. Orders are being ac- cepted through April 29. For information, contact Alex Eisenberg, 399-4677. The BBG Council Execu- tive Board will meet 3:30 p.m. Monday at the BBYO office. Installation chair- man will be selected at that meeting. The AZA Council Executive Board will meet 3:30 p.m. Monday in the Dubin Meeting Room of the Bnai Brith Building. Instal- lation and AZA softball chairmen will be selected at that meeting. Glazer BBG will hold its second annual Mr. AZA Ice Cream Social 7 p.m. Wednesday at Thompson Middle School. Besides ice cream' sundaes for everyone, the program will feature the selection of this year's "Mr. AZA." There is a charge. For in- formation, contact Jen- nifer Saltzman, 548-1653. The next BBYO adviser group meeting will take place 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the BBYO office. Joe Wit- tenstein, Midwest BBYO director, will speak on "Chapter Changeover: Working With New Chap- ter Leadership." Openings exist for qualified adults to advise AZA and BBG chap- ters in the Metropolitan Detroit area. Those in- terested should contact Ar- nold Weiner, BBYO direc- tor, 552-8260. Herzl AZA, Windsor, will hold a slave auction 5 p.m. April 25 at the Windsor Jewish Community Centre, following the AZA Basket- ball League. Members of Herzl as well as several other AZA chapters will stand for auction. There is a nominal admission charge. For information, contact Mark Kaplan, (519) 969- 3341. 25 Jewish Community Center Day Camp is worth every penny you spend. But, if you sign up before May 1, 1982, it'll be worth even more, because you'll actually pay less than the '81 rates for most programs. But best of all, it's fun. It's sports, art, nature; it's friendship. More than just a day camp, it's the chance to expose your child to the fullness and richness of life. (Check the camp brochure for details on neighborhood to camp busing and the 2 different 4-week sessions.). Full-Day Camp—Kindergarden through Sixth Grade. Days filled with music, nature, sports, crafts, culture, and friends. Member $350; before May 1 $325. Non-member $420; before May 1 $395. Half-Day Camp—Pre-School and Kindergarten. Half as long but just as memorable. Member $185; before May 1 $165. Non-member $225; before May 1 $205. Five different specialty camps include daily swimming activity, all at special prices. Tennis and Sports. Learn to play tennis, soccer, racquetball, softball, and a whole range of fun, fitness sports. Member $350; before May 1 $325. Non-member $420; before May 1 $395. Gymnastics and Dance. Even more fun- when you put 'em together! Member $350; before May 1 $325. Non-member $420; before May 1 $395. Safari makes learning about metropolitan Detroit a real adventure. Member $370; before May 1 $345. Non-member $450; before May 1 $425. Teen Caravan. With so much to see and do in Detroit, there's never a dull moment. Member $370; before May 1 $345. Non-member $450; before May 1 $425. Sailing. Regular rates. Member $395. Non-member $495. If you want to save money be signing up before May 1, 1982, come into the Jewish Community Center, or call 661-1000 or 252.1 •