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BBYO Activities

Wallace Liberman, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Murray
Liberman of Southfield, was
Twenty-seven Michigan
graduated from Michigan
State University's school of Region BBYOers attended
the BBYO Mid-Atlantic
veterinary medicine.
Machon held at the Bnai
Brith Perlman Camp in
FOR THE FINEST
Starlight, Pa. Michigan
BBYO captured 27 awards,
the most of any region.
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First place prizes were
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awarded to Staci Singer,
P H WEDDINGS
Shalom Aviv BBG, BBG lit-
BAR MITZVAS
erature; Susie Olson,
BERNIE
Machar BBG, BBG handic-
rafts; Kevin Gersten, Posen
AZA, AZA oratory; Andrea
Berk, Yachad BBG,
and ASSOCIATES
Windsor, BBG oratory;
David Icikson, Beber AZA,
AZA storytelling; Brice
BBG, BBG scrapbook; Sam-
son AZA, AZA newspaper;
Shalom Aviv BBG, BBG
newspaper; and Chavayrim
BBYO, Grand Rapids,
BBYO newspaper. Michi-
"Son of C. Trojan"
gan Region also took first
place in both the AZA and
CUSTOM FURNITURE
BBG song contests.
& CARPET CLEANING
Second place awards went
ON LOCATION
to Laura Hirschhorn,
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Glazer BBG, BBG art; Andy
Phone
Kollin, Mark Levin and
576-1140
Gaal Karp, Akiba AZA,

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BBYO talent show; and by
Michigan Region in the
AZA and BBG banner con-
tests.
Third place awards
were presented to Laurie
Dorfman, Machar BBG,
for BBG storytelling; and
to "Arnie's Angels" for
the BBYO talent show.
Michigan Region took
first place in 10 program-
of-the-year categories. Rose
AZA won for its work with
the Jewish Association for
Retarded Citizens as well as
its council-wide road rally;
Rishonah BBG and Ohr
Hashemesh BBG won for
their social action campaign
for Ida Nudel, a Soviet re-
fusnik; Brice BBG won for
its day at the Children's Vil-
lage; Shoshanna BBG won
for its chapter farm excur-
sion; Samson AZA and Sav-
age BBG won for their
"marriages" weekend at the
BBYO Milan Conference
Centre. Rose AZA and
Aliyah BBG won their
"Anti-Semitism" weekend,
also at the Milan Centre,
while Herzl AZA and
Yachad BBG of Windsor,
won for their "Nuremberg
Trial" oneg Shabat pro-
gram. The Great Lakes
AZA Council won for its
AZA-Bnai Brith Council,
wide sports program while
the Great Lakes BBG Coun-
cil for their BBG-BBW pro-
gram, "The Year of the
Woman."
The AZA Softball League
will meet Sunday at South-
field High School. At 9 a.m.,
Jolson AZA will play Beber
AZA; Ruach-Posen AZA
will play Rose AZA 2; and
Hart AZA will play Rose
AZA 1. At 10:30 a.m.,
Benny AZA will play Wal-
lenberg AZA; Akiba AZA
will play Goode AZA; and
Samson AZA will play
L'Chaim AZA. Rose AZA 1
holds first place with a 6-0
record while six other chap-
ters are tied for second place
with 4-2 records.
The Great Lakes BBG
Council announces the
following new council
chairmen: Jamina Tep-
ley, Shalom Aviv BBG,
social action - community
service; Lisa Shaffer,
Erani BBG, kickoff coor-
dinator- and Sheri Ben-
'
koff of Shoshanna
BBG,
fall conclave coor-
dinator.
BBYO announces the ap-
pointment of Marcie Mar-
golis as adviser to Fanny
Brice BBG. Volunteer adult
advisers are now being
sought for AZA and BBG
chapters in the metropoli-
tan area for the 1982-1983
program year. To volunteer,
contact the BBYO office,
552-8260.

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THE' DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

LOS ANGELES — The
29th biennial convention of
the National Federation of
Temple Brotherhoods is
scheduled for Nov. 10-14 at
the Beverly Hilton Hotel.

Daniel Mendoza won the
English heavyweight box-
ing title in 1792.

Cranbrook Senior Honored

Daniel Bromberg re-
ceived the faculty-senior
award of Cranbrook School.
The award is given to the
senior "who has made the
greatest total contribution
to Cranbrook School."
While at Cranbrook,
Bromberg received the Re-
nsselaer Polytechnic Insti-
tute Medal, the David
Knights Math Award and
the Alumni Math Award.
He also received a National
Merit Scholarship.
In his division, he is the
fourth ranking tennis
player in the state.
Bromberg is the recipient
of the University of Michi-
gan Regents - Alumni
Scholar Award.
Bromberg is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Brom-

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grandson of Jake Geller of
Windsor, Mrs. Sue Geller
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