56 Friday, January 21, 1984

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Youth News

ADAT SHALOM'S
Migdal Tzion and Shoresh
groups will be at Camp
Tamarack this weekend.
Chairmen are: Jon Green-
berg, Miriam Starkman and
Jason Barak. Theme for the

weekend is "Problems of
Conflicting Authority in
Today's Society."

Nitzanim will have a
movie day Sunday, meeting
at the synagogue. Popcorn

and punch will be served.
Admission is free. For
reservations, call Arthur
Wilhelm, 476-1187; or
Rhonda Neuvirth, 851-
2688.
Shabat services for youth

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BETH ACHIM'S annual
Shabat Hanoar (Youth
Shabat) will be observed at
8:45 a.m. services Saturday
in the main sanctuary. A
noon luncheon will follow
for those who have made
advanced reservations.
Participating in the serv-
ices will be members of
Lahav United Synagogue
Youth, Kadima Junior
USY, and Bnai Mazal.
Kochavim will lead the Ein
Kelohenu and Nitzanim
will lead the Adon Olam.
Beth Achim's second an-
nual in-synagogue retreat
will take place today-
Sunday. The theme this
year is "Nuclear War: A
Jewish - Perspective."
Among the_ event's high-
lights will be a film, simula-
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BNAI DAVID Masada
(grades six-eight) and Atid
(grades nine-12) will hold
their annual Tamarack
winter retreat today
through Sunday. Theme of
the retreat will be "Essen-
tial Beliefs: The How Comes
and Whys of Orthodox, Con-
servative and Reform
Judaism."
The weekend will include
outdoor activities, tradi-
tional Shabat observance,
study sessions and a social.
Co-sponsor is the Cong.
Beth Abraham Hillel Moses
youth program. There is a
charge.
Ruach will have a pizza
and games afternoon at 1:30
p.m. Sunday in the youth
lounge. There is a nominal
charge. For reservations,
call adviser Laura Lazarus,
541-3582.
At 6 p.m. Mondays
there is a "Supper and
Learn With the Rabbi"
session at the synagogue.
Rabbi Morton Yolkut di-
rects the sessions. There
is a charge.
Story Hour (nursery
school through age 2) and
Junior Congregation meet
at 10 a.m. every Shabat.

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BNAI MOSHE Chazon
United Synagogue Youth
will meet 3 p.m. Feb. 3 in
the youth house across the
street from the synagogue.
Plans for the Purim fair will
be discussed. New members
in grades nine-12 are in-
vited. For details, call
Youth Director Josh
Leopold at the synagogue,
548-3123.
Chazon will hold an oneg
Shabat at 8 p.m. Feb. 17 in
the youth house. The group
will play "Jewish Trivial
Pursuit." For reservations
by Feb. 14, call Meriam
Wiener, 851-1584.
The Kadimah USY will
join the Beth Shalom group
for a Tamarack weekend
Feb. 10-12. For information,
call Nancy Ankerman,
544-0454.
Shabat services are held
10 a.m. Saturdays for all
youth groups.

A beautiful face is a silent
commendation.
— Bacon

LUBA-
CHABAD
VITCH announces a
Shabaton will be held Feb.
11 at the Bais Chabad
Torah Center, hosted by the
Atz Chaim Chapter of the
National Conference • of
Synagogue Youth. For de-
tails, call Marcie Borsand,
646-3010; or Jennifer Ruby,
661-2027.
The G.R.E.A.T. Chapter
of Tzivos HaShem (age 6-14)
will have a puppet show
6:30 p.m. Feb. 5 at the home
of Mrs. Chana Gourarie,
23161 Cloverlawn, Oak
Park. Girls celebrating
birthdays will be honored.
There will be refreshments
and songs. To join, call Mrs.
Gourarie, 542-7239.

ple. A closed shul-in with
the Temple Beth El youth
group will follow at Temple
Israel.

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