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you are 40 years or younger,
and you join between now and September 30,
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Temple Beth El, a center of worship
for Reform Judaism ,
is a strong supporter of religious freedom,
religious education and communi outreach programs.

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For further information, call

Herbert Maistelman

Executive Director

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Lea-Rachel Kosnik, center, accepts the Katz Award from Morris Direnfeld,
president of B'nai B'rith Keidan Lodge. Her mother, Sara Bahar, is at left.

Kosnik Wins Katz Prize

Lea-Rachel
Kosnik,
daughter of Sara Bahar and
the late Paul Kosnik, received
the 1989 William Katz
Memorial leadership Award.
Lea will be a senior at West
Bloomfield High School in the
fall. She has been a member
of Benjamin Disraeli BBG
since September 1986 and was
chapter president last year.
She is a graduate of the
BBYO Chapter Leadership
Training Conference, held last
summer in Wisconsin, and
this year will serve as third

vice president of the Great
Lakes BBG Council.
The William Katz Memorial
Leadership Award was
established by Harry B.
Keidan Lodge of B'nai B'rith
in memory of William Katz,
past president of the lodge and
its long-time financial
secretary: The scholarship
award will enable Lea to at-
tend the International
Leadership Training Con-
ference of BBYO in August at
the B'nai B'rith Perlman
Camp in Starlight, Pa.

Pitt Scholars Are Named

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Table Settings
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Six AZA and BBG leaders
have received the first Irving
and Sarah Pitt Leadership
Scholarshis.
The scholarships were
established in January to
allow young people to gain the
skills and motivation
necessary to get them in-
volved in BBYO leadership
now and later in the Jewish
and general communities.
Scholarships were awarded
to BBYOers to attend both the
Chapter Leadership Training
Conference in Mukwonago,
Wis., and the International
Leadership Training Con-
ference in Starlight, Pa.
The CLTC-bound recipients
are Arthur Malisow of Rose
AZA, who will serve next year
as chapter president, and rIbdd
Wolfe, also a member of Rose
AZA, who will serve next year
as fall conclave coordinator for
Michigan Region.
The ILTC-bound recipients
are Corbin Bell, a member of
Chalutzim AZA, who will
serve next year as Great

Lakes AZA Council first vice
president; Jennifer Ehrlich, a
member of Aliyah BBG, who
will serve next year as Great
Lakes BBG Council second
vice president; Lori Eidelman
of Masada BBG, who will
serve next year as chapter
president; and Randall
Fogelman, a member of Louis
D. Brandeis AZA, who will
serve next year as Great
Lakes AZA Council treasurer.

BBYO Has
Summer Hours

Michigan B'nai B'rith Youth
Organization will remain
open during regular business
hours, 9:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
Monday-Thursday and 9:30
a.m.-4:30 p.m. Fridays.
Summer programming in-
cludes the visit by BBYOers
from Israel, Europe and South
America, Aug. 8-11. Chairman
for the committee on the
foreign delegation visit is