1 ,-48 Friday, August 27, 1982

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

-`'Old Timers' Plan Services

Tile Hannah Schloss Old
TimerS, will hold their an-
nual memorial service 1
p.m., Sept. 12 at the Jimmy
Prentis Morris Branch of
the Jewish Community
Center.
Rabbi Harold Loss and

Music by

Cantor Harold Orbach of
Temple Israel will officiate.
Irwin I. Cohn is chair-
man. Refreshments will fol-
low the services. For infor-
mation, call Mollie Bank,
968-5298; or Barney Kasoff,
president, 352-0698.

Sam Barnett

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Hasidim Aid the Wounded

BBYO Activities

Rose AZA 1 concluded
an undefeated season in the
AZA Softball Leaguety de-
feating Goode AZA 5-2 in
the championship game
played recently at South-
field High School. In the
semi-finals Rose AZA 1 had
defeated Wallenberg AZA
10-2 and Goode AZA had de-
feated Samson AZA 4-2.
Softball League coor-
dinator, Harold Silverman,
has announced that the
trophy presentation to the
winning team along with
individual medals for the
players will be made at the
AZA Council meeting
which will take place 7 p.m.
Sept. 13 in the Dubin Meet-
ing Room of the Briai Brith
Building.
Thirty AZA and BBG
chapter presidents are at
the Michigan Region BBYO
VIP Leadership Camp at
the Charles and Florence
Milan. BBYO Conference
Centre in Belle River, Ont.
The six-day program is de-
signed to train new chapter
presidents and will include
sessions on leadership,
membership, programm-
ing, policy interpretation,
fund raising and budgets.

SIMPLY CHIC
GOING OUT OF
BUSINESS SALE

Jolson AZA and Sam-
son AZA announce their
sixth annual 40-hour
softball marathon for the
Muscular Dystrophy Asso-
ciation will take place 8
p.m. Sept. 4 through noon
Sept. 6 at David H.
Shepherd Park in Oak
Park. For information' or to
make a pledge, contact
Corey Freedman, 422-5949;
or Harold Silverman, 557-
3188.
Dalyah BBG and
Shalom Aviv BBG will
participate in their first an-
nual 40-hour cheer-a-thon
for MDA which will take
place alongside the softball
marathon. Anyone in-
terested in sponsoring the
girls should contact Sheryl
Margolis, 477-7009; or Jac-
kie Raznick, 855-5956.
BBYO is seeking volun-
teer advisers for AZA and
BBG chapters in the Met-
ropolitan Detroit area. To
volunteer, contact Arnold
Weiner or Brian Ackerson
at the BBYO office, 552-
8260.
The Great Lakes BBG
Council will meet 7 p.m.
Sept.. 9 in the Dubin Meet-
ing Room.

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in Jerusalem after after an urgent call was made to
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of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
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Miss Pentelnik earned a
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and attends its medical
school.
A December wedding is
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Phone: 547-0227

WE ARE NOW REGISTERING FOR OUR
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SEMESTER BEGINS TUESDAY, SEPT. 1

Due to increased demand or schedule has been widely ex-
panded and we are pleased to be offering 70 classes this Fall in
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adults, beginners or advanced. We are the only school in the
area to offer all of the following:

• Twenty years teaching and choreographic experience
• The most comprehensive and contemporary dance styles of
the times
• The most reasonable prices in the area
• The Junior Chorus - special dance group for the gifted child
• The Senior Chorus - special dance group for the serious-
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• _The Anlo Jazz Co. our own professional dance company

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REGISTER EARLY TO BE SURE AND SECURE YOUR PLACE IN CLASS!

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