THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

B'NAI DAVID Talit
and Tefilin Club, for boys
age 13 and older, meets
every Sunday at 9:30 a.m.
for services, breakfast and
bowling or softball. Those
planning to attend the
Michigan Panther -
Philadelphia football game
on May 27 must make
reservations by Sunday.
Shalom (pre-school-grade
two) will have a Lag b'Omer
picnic Sunday, meeting at
the synagogue at 1 p.m.
There is a nominal charge.
For reservations by today,
call adviser Joyce Lang,
968-2686; or the youth
office, 557-8325.
Ruach (grades three-five)
will attend the Israel Inde-
pendence Day celebration
at the Jewish Community

Center on Sunday. For in-
formation and reservations,
call adviser Laura Lazarus,
541-3582; or the youth
office, by today. There is no
charge, but parent drivers
are needed. Children should
bring a bag lunch, and
should meet at the
synagogue at 1:30 p.m.
Masada (grades six-eight)
and Atid (grades nine-12)
will participate in the Israel
Independence Day celebra-
tion Sunday at the Jewish
Center.

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treasurer; Nicole Weingar-
den, recording secretary;
Beth Sosin, corresponding
secretary; Melanie Koblin,
reporter; and Eileen Aidem,
counselor.
The annual election
meeting of the Michigan
BBYO board of directors
will be held at 8 p.m. May 31
at the Laurel Woods Apts.
club house. Gloria Ellis,
chairman of the board
nominating committee, will
submit the names of the
nominees. The meeting will
be conducted by Board
Chairman Henry Gutter.
FANNY BRICE BBG
announces its new officers
are: Bryna Freilich,
president; Nancie Rakotz,
vice president; Beth Kat-
kowsky, MIT Mom; Lauren
Serlin, treasurer; Cheryl
Gofstein, recording secre-
tary; Marlana Lazar and
Adrienne Rakotz, corre-
sponding secretaries; Jodi
Leichtman, reporter; and
Paula Katz, counselor.
Bruce Wolf of Hart AZA,
chairman of the AZA
Softball League, has an-
nounced that a captains'
LOUIS D. BRANDEIS meeting will be held on
AZA announces its new- Monday at 7 p.m. at the
officers are: Jeff Weinstein, BBYO office. Each team in
president; Andy Weiner, the league must be repre-
vice president; Wayne sented or they will forfeit
Segal, moreh; Jeff Maza, re- one game. The AZA Softball
cording secretary; Steve League will begin play -on
Katz, corresponding secre- May 27 at Southfield High
tary; Daniel Bayer, re- School at 9 a.m.
porter; and Brian Shapiro,
Team registration for the
counselor.
AZA Softball League is due
The AZA and BBG Coun- at the BBYO office by Mon-
cils will hold joint old-new day. Each team must regis-
executive meetings on ter a minimum of 16
Thursday and May 30, re- players.
spectively, to elect regional
DR. B. BENEDICT
convention coordinators for
GLAZER
BBG announces
the new program year. Ap-
its
board
includes:
Stefanie
plications for these chair-
manships are due at the Oberman, president; Re-
BBYO office on the days of becca Gershow, vice-
president; Sheryl Rubin,
the meetings.
MIT Mom; Jennie Knoll,
an-
ALIYAH BBG
treasurer; Laurie Buch, re-
nounces its new board in-
cludes: Amy Bank, cording secretary; Debbie
president; Julie Haber, vice Zucker, corresponding sec-
president; Kim Coleman, retary; Jenny Saltzman, re-
MIT Mom; Jodi Levenson, Continued on next page

About 200 Michigan
Region BBYOers will
attend the Elections Train-
ing Conclave this weekend
at Camp Maas. The theme
of the weekend is "Today's
Youth Are the Leaders of
Tomorrow•," and the
weekend will be highligh-
ted by the election of Great
Lakes Council officers for
the 1984-1985 program
year. In addition, the
weekend will begin the
process of training newly-
elected AZA and BBG chap-
ter leaders.
Several volunteer BBYO
advisers will attend in addi-
tion to full-time staff:
Stewart Bobkin, .L'Chaim
AZA; Bruce Gorosh, Sam-
son AZA; Mark Rosen,
Ruach AZA; Micky Rosner,
Rose AZA; Marc Shulman,
Brandeis AZA; Jon Traines,
Posen AZA; Mardi Bobkin,
Kadimah BBG; Renee Ga-
tien, Savage BBG; Rebecca
Goldbaum, Masada BBG;
Jan Lampear, Erani BBG;
Franci Shanbrom, Disraeli
BBG; and Sharon Stein,
Shalom Aviv BBG.

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