Jewish Community Council

DELEGATE ASSEMBLY

mended "for devotion to
Jewish study and ideals."
Alan Toby and Jonathan
Freilich will receive
honorable mention.

Anniversary
Dinner June 14

Young Israel of Greenfield
will hold its 29th anniversary
dinner on June 14 at Young
Israel of Oak-Woods.
Laurence Singal is chairman
of the event.
Cocktails will begin at 6
p.m. with dinner at 7 p.m.
There is a charge.
For information, contact the
Young Israel of Greenfield of-
fice, 967-3655.

B BYO

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(full upon arrival; half empty
two days later) bottles into
their suitcases, the BBYOers
separated into their BBG and
AZA groups and began the
elections.
Some candidates ran unop-
posed; others fought a hard
battle. Some displayed a real
flare for repartee, answering,
for example, such questions
as "I know you're involved in
a lot of things at school. Do
you really think you'll have
enough time for BBG?" with,
"I will always make time for
BBG."

By 12:30 p.m., all the
ballots had been cast and the
winners announced. The new
BBG officers are Lisa
Eidelman, president; Beth
Cousens, vice president;
Alana Voight, membership
vice president; Liz Greenberg,
outstate vice president; Jen-
ny Blitz, treasurer; Marci
Light, secretary; Becca
Broder, reporter; and Karen
Gold, counselor.
New AZA president is Rob
Weiss; Paul Niser is first vice
president; Andrew Grinbaum
is second vice president; Jon
Freed is third vice president;
Jeff Dubin is treasurer; Scott
Zumberg is secretary; Mark
Leuchter is reporter; and Jeff
Dwoskin is counselor.
After the elections and a
lunch of sliced meats, potato
chips and yes, bug juice, the
BBYOers joined in a friend-
ship circle and sang such
favorites as "You've Got a
Friend" and "Cat's in the
Cradle?'
Then they loaded on the
bus, found their seats and
began shaping their sweat-
shirts into makeshift pillows.
It was a much quieter journey
home.

Rick Weiner, Chairman
Michigan Democratic Party

Ronna Romney, National Committeewoman
Republican Party

ELECTION '88: Um Perspectives

Thursday, May 26, 1988
7:30 p.m.

Adat Shalom 29901 Middlebelt Road Farmington Hills

Also: Business Meeting

8:30 p.m.

Annual Election of Officers and Executive Committee Discussion and Action
on proposed changes of the Jewish Community Council constitution.
Free Admission
Public Welcome

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