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YOUTH

THE JERUSALEM EXPERIENCE

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$360"

Roundtrip to Israel

Includes: Airfare, Insurance, Lodgings,

Meals and all Touring

JEWISH HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS

In Public or Prep School
GRADES 9-12

Sunday, March 2b-Tuesday, April 4

• Extensive touring of Jerusalem
• Full day trips to Masada and Ein Gedi
• Seminars by noted Israel experts

SPACE IS LIMITED

Deadline for Applications:
Tuesday, February 20, 1989

Information & Applications, please call:
(313) 967-3300

This program is being sponsored
by a special grant.

_ Sponsored by the
PICS& Kesser Torah Central Eost Region
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and Notional Office of the
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Notional Conference of Synagogue Youth (NCSY)
in conjunction with the American Zionist Youth Foundation.

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Certified

MOHELim of Detroit

"Please, my little girl
needs blood'.'

Rabbi Leo Y. Goldman
542-4444

Cantor S. Greenbaum
855-0628

Reb. Hersh! Roth
557-0888

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Imagine if you had to ask for blood to save the life of someone you love.
Next time the American Red Cross asks, give blood, please.

GIVE BLOOD, PLEASE

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+ American

Cantor Sidney Rube
358-1426

Rabbi S. Zachariash
557-9666

B'nei Akiva Youth Go
To Camp Stone Reunion

B'nei Akiva/Young Israel
will be arranged through the
youth will spend the weekend
local B'nei Akiva office. Ad-
in Cleveland, Ohio, at the
vance reservations are re-
Camp Stone Reunion Shab-
quired. Contact Abby
baton, to be held at the B'nei
Eisenberg for reservations,
Akiva Youth Center at Young
350-3323.
Israel of Cedar Road
Kvutzot Shabbat groups for
Synagogue.
youth in grades kindergarten-
Camp counselors and staff
five will meet Saturday at
members will lead the
Young Israel of Southfield at
weekend program in a camp-
3:30 p.m. and at Young Israel
like atmosphere, with special
of Greenfield at 4 p.m. for an
Shabbat youth services,
afternoon of Shabbat games,
meals and programs geared
stories and contests geared
for the different age levels.
for different age levels. This
Sunday, Shabbaton par-
month's Kvutzot theme is.
ticipants will attend the an-
"Yediat HaAretz — Know
nual B'nei Akiva carnival in
Your Country — Israel."
Cleveland, and will receive
Refreshments will be served.
information regarding regis-
Walking groups can be ar-
tration . for the forthcoming
ranged by contacting the
camp season.
B'nei Akiva office, 967-3742;
Rabbi Yossil Rosenszweig,
or local B'nei Akiva youth
Camp Stone director, will be
counselors.
in Detroit on Feb. 12 for a
meeting with prospective
campers and their parents.
Teen Dance
Applications for both of the
camping sessions will be ac-
Due Saturday
cepted. For information, con-
The Jewish Community
tact the B'nei Akiva office,
Center Monthly Then Dance
967-3742.
Club will present its second
The ninth grade Shevet of
dance, "Rock'n In February,"
B'nei Akiva, Shevet HaTzvi,
at 9 p.m. Saturday at the
named in memory of Rabbi
Center's Maple/Drake
Tzvi Yehudah Kook, famed
Building in the Deroy Studio
Israeli rabbi of the 1900s, will
Theater.
hold a regional Shabbaton in-
The dance, open to teens in
Detroit Feb. 24-26. HaTzvi
grades nine-12, will feature
members from Cleveland,
teen band "The Originals"
Chicago, Toronto, St. Louis
comprised of Mark Leuchter,
and Pittsburgh will join local
Scott Glickman and Justin
B'nei Akiva members for the
Feldman, plus "The Class Act
Shabbaton which will be held
DJ's" featuring Paul Niser
at Young Israel of Greenfield
and Eric Golden.
in Oak Park.
Refreshments are included.
Programming for the
Future dates for the teen
weekend includes an ice-
dances are March 4 and
skating party at the Corn-
April 8. Members must bring
puware Ice Arena, a swim-
their membership cards.
and-gym night at the Jewish
There is an admission fee and
Community Center and a
non-members are invited.
bowling tournament at Hart-
For information, contact
field Lanes. Educational pro-
Family Programs Director
gramming for Shabbat will
Stuart Rogoff, 661-1000, ext.
focus on the importance of
267.
youth leadership in the
Jewish community, and will
feature special sessions with
LOCAL NEWS
Rabbi Mitch Cheifetz, rabbi of
the Kibbutz HaDati move-
Cancer Support
ment in Israel, who is visiting
the U.S. on a speaking tour.
Groups Meet
Shevet HaTzvi Shabbaton is
Focus on Living (with
open to all ninth graders. For
cancer)
meetings will be held
information, contact Shab-
at 7:30 p.m. Monday in the
baton chairmen, Lauren
Southfield Civic Center and
Dworkin, 355-3507; or Judith
at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Pro-
Schlussel, 557-3810.
vidence Hospital.
The 10th grade Shevet of
The self-help groups bring
B'nei Akiva, Shevet Atzmaut,
together patients and family
named in honor of Israel's
members who have questions
40th birthday, will join
or are experiencing problems
members from throughout
as a result of living with
the region for their second an-
cancer.
nual Shabbaton to be held in
For information, contact the
Cleveland Feb. 10-12.
American Cancer Society,
Transportation and housing
557-5353.

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