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The AZA Softball League
will conclude Sunday at
Southfield High School. At
9 a.m., two playoff games
will be held in which the top
team in the standings will
play the fourth team and
the second team will play
the third team. Then, at
10:30 a.m. the cham-
pionship game will be
played.
Beber AZA continues un-
defeated in the league at 6-0
while Samson AZA is
runner-up at 5-1. Spectators
are welcome.
SHEMESH BBG will
hold a car wash on Sunday
is Norber, center, receives the annual Arlene Vivian Moss
rael Program Scholarship from Ida Moss, left. Norber 's
other, Charlene Norber, is pictured at right. A former
ember of Akiba AZA and a current member of Ruach
A ,Norber has been social chairman, regional convention
airman, corresponding secretary and is chapter president.
e scholarship was established in 1970 by Mr. and Mrs.
1Moss in memory of their daughter and is presented to a
whigan Region AZA or BBG member who is attending the
YO Israel Summer Institute.
Unit marks
twentieth year
Cling. Beth Abraham
Mel Moses's nursery
hool will begin classes in
ptember.
The school will service
ungsters age 2% - 5 years
two, three, and five half-
y classes. Extended-day
tions that can include
eakfast and/or lunch also
available. Head teacher
Anita Jacobs.
Ms. Jacobs has an M.A.
gree in early childhood
ucation, and has taught
any nursery programs for
e United Hebrew Schools.
Class size is limited. Ap-
lication forms are avail-
le at the synagogue office,
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Copenhagen (ZINS) — A
number of Israeli media
correspondents were sur-
prised to find themselves on
the receiving end of invita-
tions to a dinner at the
Saudi Arabian Embassy in
Copenhagen earlier this
summer, the Hebrew daily
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Harriet Jacobson was re- sity of Michigan School of
ntly installed as president Education, Mrs. Jacobson is
f the Michigan Region of a life member of National
omen's American ORT.
Council ofJewish Women, a
A graduate of the Univer- member of Hadassah, De-
troit Women for Bar-Ilan
executive committee and is
active, in the Women's Di-
vision of the Allied Jewish
Campaign.
Elected to serve with her
are: Ruth Rosenfeld, chair-
man of the executive com-
mittee; Janet Berman,
Bonnie Cousens, Susan
Cuttner, Mary Lee
Fishman, Freda Jackson,
Dorothy Rubin and Pauline
Schreiber, vice presidents;
Louis Sandberg, treasurer;
Paula Glazier, financial
secretary; Francene Kap-
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