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58 Friday, June 18,. 1982
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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Youth News
BETH ACHIM Lahav
United Synagogue Youth's
representative to the sum-
mer boards in Grand Rapids
next week is Mike Wein-
raub.
A social and dance at 5
p.m. June 30 will be held in
honor of the USY on
Wheels participants visit-
ing Beth Achim. All youth
are invited. Admission is
free. Music will be provided
by Marc Ankerman. For de-
tails, call Ankerman at the
synagogue, 352-8670.
Kochavim will have a
craft day drop-in 1:30 p.m.
June 27 at the synagogue.
Admission is free.
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YOUNG ISRAEL OF
GREENFIELD will have a
minyan for boys and girls
age 6-11 at 10 a.m. Satur-
day.
Boys in grades four-six
will meet at 7:45 p.m.
Saturday in the synagogue
to study Mishnayos Avos.
Kvutzat Shabat (nursery
to second grade) will meet at
6:45 p.m. Saturday.
BBYO Activities
Andy Kollin of Akiba
AZA and Felissa Burns. of
Ahavah BBG were installed
as presidents of the Great
Lakes AZA and BBG Coun-
cils, respectively, at the an-
nual BBYO Installation
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ANDY KOLLIN
held at Adat Shalom
Synagogue.
Andy has been a member
of Akiba AZA for the past
two years and recently con-
cluded his term as president
of that chapter.
Felissa has been a
member of Ahavah BBG for
three years and has served
as president of her chapter
as well as membership vice
FELISSA BURNS
president for the BBG
Council.
Other officers for the
AZA Council are: Mark
Levin, Akiba AZA, pro-
gramming vice president;
Rick Mintz, Ruach AZA,
membership vice
president; Kevin Wolf,
Kishon AZA, outstate
vice president; Bobby
Glen, Beber AZA, trea-
surer; Jimmy Kollin,
Akiba AZA, secretary;
Lee Cohen, Samson AZA,
reporter; and Kevin
Gersten, Posen AZA,
counselor.
Other BBG Council offi-
cers are: Missy Remer,
Shoshanna BBG, pro-
gramming vice president;
Sheryl Slutzky, Shoshanna
BBG, membership vice
president; Julie Weil, Sav-
age BBG, outstate vice
president; Jill Garvin, Brice
BBG, treasurer; Andrea Ja-
ron, Ohr Hashemesh BBG,
secretary; Eva Tugman,
Ahavah BBG, reporter; and
Beth Berman, Erani BBG,
counselor.
Gen. Maurice Rose
AZA won the AZA Out-
standing Chapter Award for
the sixth consecutive year.
The AZA Most Improved
Chapter Award was won by
Jack Benny AZA. Jimmy
Kollin of Akiba AZA won
the AZA Minutes Incentive
Award "for keeping out-
standing minutes of the
chapter's meetings."
The BBG Outstanding
Chapter Award was shared
by two chapters for the first
time — Shalom Aviv BBG
and Machar BBG. The BBG
Most Improved Chapter
Award was won by Machar
BBG. Carrie Winograd of
Yachad BBG, Windsor,
won the BBG Minutes In-
centive Award while Brice
BBG won the BBG Scrap-
book Contest.
The Silver Shield of
David, AZA's highest indi-
vidual award, was pre-
sented to Mark Kaplan of
Herzl AZA, Windsor. The
Bronze Shield of David, the
second highest award, was
won by Ted Efros, Gary Naf-
taly and Brian Binder of
Rose AZA and Aaron Oz-
rovitz of L'Chaim AZA. A
special Bronze Shield of
David presentation was
made to Joel Ungar, an
alumnus of Beber AZA.
The Gold Star of De-
borah, BBG's highest in-
dividual award, was pre-
sented to Andrea Berk of
Yachad BBG, Windsor;
Tammy Sisler of Savage
BBG; Beth Berman of
Erani BBG; Joy Enoch of
Chavayrim BBYO, Grand
Rapids; Sharon Rich of
Brice BBG; and Audrey
Levine of Rishonah BBG.
The Silver Star of De-
borah, the second highest
award, was won by Sue
Webber of Machar BBG,
Julie Weil and Karen
Cash of Savage BBG,
Cheryl Slutzky and Sheri
Benkoff of Shoshanna
BBG, Marcy Woronoff of
Shalom Aviv BBG and
Jodi Haber of Erani BBG.
Twenty-seven AZA and
BBG members from Michi-
gan Region will attend the
1982 Mid-Atlantic Machon
(Inter-Regional Conven-
tion) Sunday-Thursday at
the Bnai Brith Perlman
Camp in Starlight, Pa. The
theme of this year's Machon
tiquities, which are pro-
tected by law. It carries out
country-wide surveys, pre-
vents damage to sites from
development and building,
The Israel Department of
Antiquities and Museums is
responsible for safeguard-
ing the sites of archeological
excavations and their an-
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