THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Mack Pitt
Young Adults Benefit Israel Aided by Center Scholarships
and his
Four young adults from
Detroit are in Israel as part
of Operation Apple spon-
sored by the Kibutz Aliya
Desk and the American
Zionist Youth Foundation.
The four, Barry Cannon,
Denise Ruby, Dana Lam-
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pert and Raymond Kovitz,
will help with apple picking
in the northern kibutzim of
Israel where manpower is
needed since many men
were mobilized for Opera-
tion Peace for Galilee.
The Samuel Linden and
Milton Steinhardt Schol-
arship Funds of the Jewish
Community Center pro-
vided transportation assis-
tance for the young adults.
During their six-week
stay, the group will take a
four-day tour of Israel,
attend a three-day semi-
nar and help pick apples at
kibutzim such as Adamit,
Afik, Ein Zivan, El Rom,
Maayan Baruch, Malkia,
Manara, Merom Golan,
Misgav Am, Yiftach or
Yiron
To Celebrate Our Move
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Tennis Programs
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The main Jewish Center
will begin its fall tennis
schedule Sept. 14. Court
time will be available 6-10
p.m. Tuesdays, 10 a.m.-10
p.m. Wednesdays, 6-10 p.m.
Thursdays and 1-5 p.m.
Saturdays. There is a fee for
court time.
Beginning tennis will be
held 6 p.m. Tuesdays for
three weeks. Intermediate
tennis clinics are held at 6
p.m. every other Wednes-
day.
Exercise and tennis, in-
cluding 45 minutes of body
toning exercises and an
hour of open tennis, will be
held 7:15 p.m. Tuesdays and
Thursdays. Tenn-Aerobics
will be held 7:30 p.m. Wed-
nesdays, and includes 45
minutes of aerobic exercise
followed by 45 minutes of
open tennis.
There is a fee for the
courses. For information,
call the physical education
department, 661-1000, ext.
180.
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Morris Branch
Has New Classes
Sid Feldman and Stuart Weisblatt
THE HOLIDAYS ARE COMING!
THE HOLIDAYS ARE COMING!
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Dresses
Participants in Operation Apple and their bene-
factors, are, from left: Raymond Kovitz, Evelyn Lin-
den, Dana Lampert, Denise Ruby, Barry Cannon and
Dr. Milton Steinhardt.
The Jimmy Prentis Mor-
ris Branch Activities Corn-
mittee announces new
physical education classes
will be offered at the
branch.
Robert Cohen and Robert
Dovitz, chairmen of the
physical education commit-
tee, said that more classes
than ever are being offered,
and they will be geared to
all age groups, families and
singles.
• New classes include
parent-child sports and in-
structional soccer on Sun-
day afternoons, Sunday
stretch for families, and
aerobic exercise on Sunday
mornings. Dance classes in-
clude beginning tap and
modern dance.
Evening classes offered
will include Kalosomatics,
co-ed single volleyball, open
basketball and dance
aerobics. A new class of-
fered Friday morning is
women's self-defense.
Class schedules are'
available at the Morris
Branch. Registration will
be held at the Branch
Bash 4 p.m. Sept. 12. The
celebration will include
games and prizes for
children, refreshments
and entertainment. The
community is invited.
Registration at the
Branch Bash will offer a
promotional 10 percent dis-
count on all classes. The
offer is good only at the
Branch Bash.
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Youth Theater
Program Begun
The Temple Beth El High
School invites Jewish stu-
dents in grades 10-12 to par-
ticipate in a Jewish Youth
Theater.
Created with the aid of a
grant from the Jewish Wel-
fare Federation, the pro-
gram will develop a travel-
ing repertoire of Jewish
plays and audio scripts to be
presented to temples, reli-
gious schools and commu-
nity organizations.
Beginning Sept. 12, the
students will meet on Sun-
day mornings and Wednes-
day evenings under the di-
rection of temple faculty
and a professional drama
instructor. Transportation
will be provided to and from
performances.
For details, call Rabbi
Norman T. Roman, 851-
1100.
Milton Lucow is Stag
Day chairman. Commit-
tee chairmen are Herbert
559-4420
AI_ le 4, 7
For information, call
Harold Berke at the Jewish
Welfare Federation, 965-
3939.
The efforts of volunteers
in the 1982 Allied Jewish
Campaign will be recog-
nized at the Detroit Service
Group's 33rd annual Stag
Day on Wednesday at Tarn -
0- Shanter Country Club.
Country Club.
The event will provide a
day of golf, tennis and rela-
xation for workers in the re-
cently completed Cam-
paign. The awards dinner
will feature a special pre-
sentation to the 1982 gen-
eral chairmen and co-
chairmen, and other Cam-
paign leaders.
Speakers will include
Jewish Welfare Federation
President Avern Cohn and
Detroit Service Group
President Richard Sloan. A
brief video tape will de-
scribe current conditions in
Israel and Lebanon.
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Rechter, prizes; George
Friedman, hospitality;
and Dr. Joseph M.
Jacobson, golf.
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