YOUTH
Students Get
Merit Honors
Scott Chupack, Jason
Hirsch and Benjamin
Weisenfeld of Southfield-
Lathrup High School have
been named 1989 National
Merit Scholarship competi-
tion semifinalists.
These scholarship programs
assess performance in math,
English and writing. The
students must meet the stan-
dards of a minimum qualify-
ing score whose formula is set
by each state. Surpassing the
qualifying score determines
eligibility for semifinalist
competition.
The program offers 1,800
single payment, National
Merit $2,000 scholarships on
a state representational basis.
A committee will identify the
finalists by next March.
Also recognized were
students whose scores nearly
qualified them as National
Merit semifinalists, including
Amy Finkelstein and Jill
Kliger from
Southfield-Lathrup.
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Temple Israel Youth Group
will hold its annual Mitzvah
Day, on Oct. 23. Youth group
teens will rake leaves, clean
garages, or do any odd job, in
return for a donation to Tem-
ple Israel Youth Group. For
information call Marci Klain,
661-4354; Laura Stearn,
661-1898; or the temple,
661-5700.
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Youth To Go
To Torah Zone
The students at Congrega-
tion Beth Shalom's Religious
School in grades one to four
will have an opportunity to
venture into the "Torah
Zone" at Camp Tamarack,
Brighton, on Oct. 23.
They will participate in
games, crafts and learning.
Youth To Have
Shabbaton
National Conference of
Synagogue Youth, Emes
Chapter (Young Israel Rens),
will participate in the Central
East (Kesser Ibrah) Regional
Shabbaton today through
Sunday in Indianapolis, Ind.
The theme of the weekend is
"Does Rambo Need Tzitzis" —
A Look at Jewish Heroes!'
Representing Emes
Chapter will be: Joey Selesny,
president; Abby Eisenberg,
vice president of programm-
ing; Robert Arnold, vice presi-
dent of education; Dan
Berkove, vice president of
outreach; Ari Shochet, na-
tional vice president of educa-
tion; Esther Bodzin, regional
vice president of organiza-
tion; Noam Koenigsberg,
regional vice president of
education; and members-at-
large, Allan Bodzin, Shaindle
Braunstein and Jason Moss.
The group will have a
horsebackriding social on
Oct. 23, meeting at 1 p.m. at
Young Isael of Southfield.
Drivers are needed. There is
a charge.
For information, call
Selesny, 354-3494; or Stuart
Sandweiss, adviser, 551-1471.
BBYO
Leader Raining
Focus Of BBYO
"BBYO Is Big Business" is
the theme for the 1988
leadership training institute
(LTI) to be held OCt. 28-30 at
Camp Maas in Ortonville.
The program will focus on
educating new members
about the organization and
training current leaders, us-
ing business management
techniques, according to co-
ordinator Eric Maxon (Men-
doza AZA).
Four seminars will be con-
ducted at LTI, -all of which
will have audience par-
ticipatory events. The
seminars will focus on the
structure of International
BBYO, planning future pro-
grams, membership recruit-
ment and retention and
leadership skills.
Lara Wineman (Wallenberg
BBYO, Ann Arbor) is
co-cordinator.
About 180 BBYO leaders
are expected to attend the
LTI.
•••1 LOCAL NEWS
I'
Fall Yeshiva
At Bais Chabad
The Bais Chabad Fall
Yeshiva will begin on
Monday.
The yeshiva is open to all
adults and mature teenagers.
Classes include an ulpan for
those interested in learning
conversational Hebrew, as
well as classes in Talmud,
Jewish mysticism and related
subjects. Most classes are of-
fered in the Tbrah Center
building, 5595 W. Maple, in
West Bloomfield. Classes also
are offered in office buildings
throughout Metro Detroit .
For information, call Rabbi
Elimelech Silberberg,
626-1807.