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become a Teen Connection
member? "I don't know. I'll
have to wait till it's all over
and then I'll decide."
Gunsberg was certainly
pleased with the turnout. As
for the first event, she said
that also went, "real well. We
had approximately 90 people
there, and considering it was
a very heavy bar and bat
mitzvah night, we were real-
ly pleased with the turnout
for the first activity. That was
really the first available
Saturday night the kids had
for a bar or bat mitzvah
because of all the Jewish
holidays during the months of
September and October. So I
was real pleased with the
turnout."
Gunsberg also received
good feedback from both kids
and parents and "I already
have 20 members — 20 people
signed up to become members
of the program, and they just
attended one activity, so the
way I look at it, that's pretty
good:'
Gunsberg says the Teen
Connection would like to put
together one event every
three-to-four weeks. Their
next event will be a day-long
Chanukah party at Camp
Mass on Dec. 20.

As for future events,
Gunsberg says, "I'm going to
schedule Pistons' games, and
a skating party at Bonaven-
ture. And we're hoping to go
to Windsor. There's a Windsor
Teen Connection program
and we're hoping to go to
Windsor one day and meet up
with that program."

How does Gunsberg see the
program evolving? "I imagine
we'll have a couple hundred
members, I hope. There are
many, many teens in this area
who are seventh and eight-
graders . . . who have ab-
solutely nothing to do besides
going to bar mitzvahs and bat
mitzvahs on Saturdays and
Sundays. And this way they
have activities to participate
in. So I'm hoping for at least
100 people joining, minimum.
And so far it's been real suc-
cessful." ❑

B'nei Akiva
Offers Pen Pals

To mark the beginning of
B'nei Akiva's celebration of
Israel's 40th year of in-
dependence, the group will
open an American-Israeli Pen
Pal Club for all its members.
B'nei Akiva will match up
each participant with one of
the group's members in
Israel.
For information, contact
Noam Koenigsberg, 967-7462;
or the B'nei Akiva office,
967-3742.
Camp Stone Reunion for
1987 campers and potential
campers for the coming sum-
mer will be held Dec. 25-27 at
the B'nei Akiva branch in
Cleveland, Ohio. Youth in
grades four through nine are
invited.
The program will include
camp trivia, Shabbat meals
and educational sessions. For
information contact the B'nei
Akiva office. There is a
charge.