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FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1988
Children's Activities
Celebrate Israel's 40th
The Israel 40th anniversary
children's program committee
has a full slate of activities
lined up for the community-
wide celebration, culminating
with a children's "Kibbutz
Masada" at the Jewish Corn-
munity Center's Camp Ruth,
May 1.
Beginning at noon, toddlers
(with parents) through
11-year-olds can climb
"Masada" and take part in a
day filled with activities.
Highlights include story-
telling, sing-alongs, kibbutz
fitness (aerobics), videos (in-
cluding the Israeli version of
Sesame Street), Israeli video
games, a mini maccabia and
several arts and crafts
projects.
Youth groups who have
volunteered their time in-
clude United Synagogue
Youth and the B'nai B'rith
Youth Organization and the
Teen Connection.
Other children's committee
programs include decorated
sheet and poster contests,
with the theme "Israel at 40:
Chaff Fun Run
Is Scheduled
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In conjunction with Sinai
Hospital, the Jewish Com-
munity Center of
Metropolitan Detroit will
sponsor the 11th annual
"Chai" Long Distance Fun
Run and Walk on May 1.
This is a non-competitive
event, strictly for exercise and
pleasure, and runners of all
levels and ages are invited to
participate in distances of
one three, six, nine, 12 and 18
miles. Walkers are also
welcome. All courses begin
and end at the Maple/Drake
Jewish Center. The one-mile
run begins at 8 a.m. with all
other runs starting at 8:30
a.m.
Long-sleeve shirts will be
given to all entrants and-
prizes will be awarded for all
distances completed. Refresh-
ments will be served at the
finish line and numerous
water stations will be set up
along all courses. Locker
room facilities will also be
available.
The entry fee must be
received by April 25. A late
registration fee will be
charged after April 25. On
the day of the run, the late
registration fee will only be
accepted between 7 a.m. and
7:45 a.m. Official entry forms
are available at the Jewish
Center, or call Mary Perna,
661-1000, ext. 234.
What Israel Means to Ma"
Children have until April 15
to submit entries to the
Jewish Community Center's
Cultural Arts Department.
Winning posters and sheets
will be displayed at the
American/Israel Chamber of
Commerce Trade Fair, begin-
ning May 1.
A week earlier, students
representing 12 Jewish day
and afternoon schools will
participate in a knowledge of
Israel Quiz Bowl for sixth and
seventh graders, 2 p.m., April
24 at the Maple/Drake Jewish
Community Center.
Three-member teams from
each school will compete for
prizes that include State of
Israel Bond certificates and
Israeli coins. Members of the
grandprize winning team will
also receive an ill_ustrated
book on Israel.
Rounds one and two of the
quiz consist of questions
about Israeli history. The
third round features slides of
landmarks that the students
must identify. The audience
will also be able to participate
in the quiz and compete for
prizes.
Jane Sherman and Dr. Con-
rad L. Giles are this year's
masters of ceremonies.
Donald Fox, Dr. Dan Guyer,
Lawrence S. Jackier, Allan
Nachman and Rabbi David A.
Nelson are judges. Fred L.
Goldenberg and Betsy Heuer
are chairmen of the event.
Yefet Ozery, community
shaliach, is adviser.
Canada Marks
Israel's 40th
Toronto — B'nai Brith
lodges in three Ontario com-
munities — Brantford, Sud-
bury and Windsor — will
sponsor community-wide
celebrations marking the
40th anniversary of the State
of Israel. The festivities are
planned to show a more
positive side of the Jewish
state than that reported by
the media recently.
The highlight of the Yom
Ha'atzmaut (Israel In-
dependence Day) program
will be a concert featuring
Batsheva, Canada's foremost
Jewish concert artist. The
celebrations will include a
video presentation depicting
the sites and sounds of Israel,
a giant birthday cake and
typical Israeli culinary
delights.
As well, in Windsor there
will be an Isreli folkdance
performance by students at