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THE JERUSALEM EXPERIENCE
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Includes: Airfare, Insurance, Lodgings,
Meals and all Touring
JEWISH HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
In Public or Prep School
GRADES 9-12
Sunday, March 26-Tuesday, April 4
• Extensive touring of Jerusalem
• Full day trips to Masada and Ein Gedi
• Seminars by noted Israel experts
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Hebrew Schools; 21550
W. 12 Mile, open to all
members of the board of
directors, BBYO, B'nai
B'rith and B'nai
Women, and guests. For
information, call BBYO,
788-0700.
SHIRA BBG and JOLSON
AZA — Retreat weekend,
Charles and Florence
Milan BBYO Conference
Centre, Belle River, Ont.,
March 10-12, open to
members of Jolson AZA
and Shira BBG. For infor-
mation, contact Deborah
Waller, 626-7321; or
Jason Porth, 855-4432.
YAFFA BBG — Retreat
weekend at the Charles
and Florence Milan
BBYO Conference Cen-
tre, Belle River, Ont.,
March 17-19, open to
members of Yaffa BBG.
For information, call
Alaina Falick.
MACHAR BBG — Sock-hop
for the Homeless, 8 p.m.
- midnight March 18, Or-
chard Lake Middle
School, 6000 Orchard
Lake Rd., West Bloom-
field, $4 or food or clothes
donation (all proceeds go
to the South Oakland
Shelter). For information,
call Alyssa Lantor,
626-8046.
KISHON AZA — Retreat
weekend at the Charles
and Florence Milan
BBYO Conference Centre
in Belle River, Ont., April
14-16, open to members
of Kishon AZA. For infor-
mation, call Phil Siegel,
661-5275.
MICHIGAN REGION
BBYO — Inter-Regional
Convention, March
17-19. Visiting are St.
Louis and Chicago
BBYOers. Open to BBYO
chapter representatives.
For information, contact
Liz Greenberg, 553-4857;
or Jon Freed, 851-8886.
JOLSON AZA, CHALUT-
ZIM AZA, ROSE AZA,
KISHON AZA, MEN-
DOZA AZA, AND
BRANDEIS AZA —
Canoe-a-thon for Green-
peace and the BBYO In-
ternational Service
Fund, May 13, canoes to
be provided by Fresh Air
Society, open to all
members of BBYO. For
information, call Jason
Porth, 855-4432
ION CAMPUS
Lawrence Tech
Starts A JSO
Lawrence Technological
University announces a
Jewish Students Organiza-
tion is being formed by stu-
dent Adina Blum.
The first meeting is set for
March 9 at noon at the tables
in the Buell Building. The ob-
jectives of the group will be
professional development,
Jewish educational and
cultural development. Plans
are in the works for a tour of
an architectural firm, a tour
of "Jewish Detroit," speakers
from the leadership of the
community and some Israel
awareness programs. For
details call the B'nai B'rith
Hillel Foundation at Wayne
State University, 577-3459,
and leave a message for Ms.
Blum. She will be a co-
chairman of the 1989-1990
student campaign.
Hillel Plans
Sports Night
the B'nai B'rith Hillel
Foundations of Metropolitan
Detroit will hold a sports
night at the Jewish Corn-
munity Center at 7:30 p.m.
March 4. Students at several
local schools are expected to
take part, including students
from Wayne State University,
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Oakland University, Oakland
Community College,
Lawrence Technological
University, University of
Detroit Law and Dental
Schools and Walsh College.
All are welcome.
The program will include
basketball games, volleyball,
track, racquetball and hand-
ball with swimming facilities
available. At 10:30 the group
will move to rooms 131 and
132. Entertainment will be
provided by mind-reader Mel
Eisenberg. Refreshments will
be available.
There is a charge. For infor-
mation, contact the Hillel of-
fice, 577-3459.
Hillel Sets
Windsor Outing
The B'nai B'rith Hillel
Foundations of Metropolitan
Detroit and the University of
Windsor Hillel will sponsor
an international hayride on
Saturday night. U.S. students
will leave by bus from the 10
Mile Road Jewish Communi-
ty Center at 6:45 p.m.
Students must bring iden-
tification. There will be a
cash bar and a disc jockey.
There is a charge. Reserva-
tions are necessary. For infor-
mation, contact the Hillel
Foundation, 577-3459.