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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

'Friday, August 3,•1984 63

_ LOCAL NEWS

olklore specialist due
t Center seniors meeting

will continue their pre-
Oneg Shabbat series at 1
p.m. today in the Center li-
Wary.
The program, held in con-
junction with the Center's
Active Adults program, will
feature Rabbi Irving
Schnipper of Cong. Beth
Abraham Hillel Moses. Fol-
lowing the lecture, re-
freshments will be served.
Participating rabbis also
include: Rabbi Milton Arm
of Cong. Beth Achim, Aug.
10; Chaplain Allan Blues-
tein of Sinai Hospital, Aug.
17; and Rabbi Ernst Conrad
of Temple Kol Ami, Aug. 24.
For information, call
Julie Silver, 661-1000, ext.
214.
The. Center announces
the establishment of an
after-school "Shalom" Pro-
gram for children in
kindergarten-fifth grade.
The prograrn will begin.
Dr. Janet Langlois
Sept. 4 at both the West
Prentis Morris Branch of Bloomfield and Oak Park
buildings.
the Center.
The supervised program
Guest speaker will be Dr.
Janet Langlois, director of allows children to partici-
the folklore archive at pate in classes as well as
WSU. She will speak on pursue individual interests.
"Place Name Legends Of De- Hours are Monday through
Friday, from 3 to 6 p.m.
troit."
All senior adults are in- Transportation is available
vited free of charge. For in- from area schools.
For information or
formation, call the Morris
brochure, phone the Cen-
Branch, 967-4030.
The Center and the Rab- ter's child development cen-
binical Commission of the ter office, 661-1000, ext.
Jewish Community Council 251.

The senior adult depart-
ent of the Jewish Com-
unity Center and the pub-
ic relations department of
ayne State University
ill present another pro-
am in their Friday Lec-
ure Series at 1 p.m. Aug. 10
n room 13 of the Jimmy

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YOUTH

Plans expand for MSTY

In response to calls and
letters from across the
United States, Israel and
Canada, the program for the
Michigan State Temple
Youth (MSTY) Reunion
Conclave, Nov. 23-25, has
been expanded.
Alumni of MSTY classes
of 1957-1967 will gather for
a full weekend of events, all
led by alumni of the youth
organization. .
A Shabbat service and
Oneg Shabbat, at Temple
Beth El will feature Zeev
(Bill) ' Cbafets, former
MSTY and NFTY president
and director, State of Israel
Press Office: Chafets will
assess the implicatiaons of
both the Israeli and U.S.
eleCtions.

The Nov. program will
include presentations on
anti-Semitism in American
cults and missionary
groups, and the portrayal of
Israel by the media, as well
ai a Saturday, evening
"`50's" dance.
The conclave will con-
clude with Sunday brunch,
special presentations, and a
"nostalgia" friendship circle
with songs from the MSTY
past.
Conclave chairperson
Beverly Nosanchuck To-
bocinan said that registra-
tion is limited to 300.
For registration mate-
rials, write .dr call Temple
Israel,' 5725 Walnut Lake
Rd., West Blooinfield,
48033, 661-5700.

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