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heard. At Temple Emanu-El,
the congregation began last
December to raise $3,000 to
bring Zewditu Motbaynor,
19, to Israel. Two-thirds of
the money, which is
channeled through the
American Association of E-
thiopian Jewry's Chai pro-
gram, has been raised.
Temple member Bob
Sedler said Zewditu's family
recently emigrated from
Gondar to Addis-Abba. Her
brother is already in Israel.
Bobby Levine, B'nai B'rith
Michigan Regional Council
director, said the problems
facing Ethiopian Jews
should not be forgotten.
"We always say never
again. Well, it's happening
again. What will we gay to
our grandchildren in 40
years when they ask what
we did to stop this destruc-
tion?" ❑

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Synagogue Plans
Lunch and Learn

Rabbi Elliot Pachter will
discuss "If I Were A Rich
Man" in an Adat Shalom

271 West Maple
Birmingham, MI
646-3660

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Community Visiting Days 1990

Here's your chance to visit our wonderful campsites for a fun afternoon before the beginning of
camp. Facilities will be open for touring, boating and sports. Bring your parents, your friends, and a
picnic - we'll supply the lemonade. Staff will be on hand to answer any questions that you may
have. What a great opportunity to see camp!

Rabbi Elliot Pachter

Synagogue lunch and learn
at 11:45 a.m. June 6. There is
a fee.
For information, call
Charlotte, 851-5100.

Rabbi Plans
Study Session

Adat Shalom Synagogue
will hold a Tikkun Leil
Shavuot from 10 p.m. to 1
a.m. May 29 at the home of
Rabbi Elliot Pachter.
The annual event allows
community members to par-
ticipate in this traditional
study session of Shavuot. To
register, call Rabbi Pachter's
secretary 851-5100.

Camp Maas

Monday

May 28
1:00 - 4:00 p.m.

Camp Tamarack

Sunday

June 17
1:00 - 4:00 p.m.

Silverman Village

Sunday

June 17
1:00 - 4:00 p.m.

Here's how to get to the camps:

CAMP TAMARACK, BRIGHTON

CAMP MAAS, ORTONVILLE/SILVERMAN VILLAGE

Take 696 west to 1-96 west for about. 23 miles. Take the US-23 NORTH
exit and follow US-23 north for 8 miles. Take the M-59 exit (marked
PONTIAC-HARTLAND). Follow M-59 west (left from exit ramp) for a very
short distance, until you come to a traffic light. This is the old US-23,
which is parallel to the new US-23 expressway. Turn left on US-23 (which
is almost like a service drive on the expressway) and go about 2 miles.
Then, turn right (west) onto the camp road.

From Detroit, drive north on 1-75 to Exit 101, follow Grange Hall Road
east, past fire station, to Barron Road. Turn left on Barron Road for 1-1/2
miles to Perryville Road. Turn right on Perryville Road for 1/2 mile to
camp entrance. Or take Northwestern Highway to Telegraph Road
(US-24). Turn right on Telegraph and continue on US-24 to US-10 (Dixie
Hwy.). Turn left and proceed on US-10 for approximately 17 miles to
Grange Hall Road (at fire station). Turn right on Grange Hall Road and
proceed for 3 miles to Barron Road. Turn left (north) 1-1/2 miles to
Perryville Road. Be sure to make a right turn onto Perryville Road and
proceed 1/2 mile to Camp Maas entrance. The Silverman Village
entrance is another 1/2 mile down the road.

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