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FRIDAY. JUNE 22. 1990
Naomi Loebl and Nathan Miller endorse a check to Operation Exodus for
Allan Gelfond of the Jewish Welfare Federation
Youth Get Involved
In Operation Exodus
Youngsters are joining their
elders to raise funds on behalf
of Operation Exodus for the
rescue and resettlement of
Soviet Jews in Israel.
In Birmingham, Lauren
Riback, 91/2, and Allie
Gunsberg, 9, are operating a
lemonade stand every Sunday
at the corner of Charrington
and Sutton Place through Ju-
ly until they go to summer
camp. To date, the children
have raised $19.59 for Opera-
tion Exodus.
Nathan Miller and Naomi
Loebl of Huntington Woods,
both 9 1/2, held a carnival in
the Miller backyard May 27
raising $332.10. More than
50 people participated in the
event.
Emily Grey of Farmington
Hills made a donation from
her babysitting money.
Other youth campaign ac-
tivities include distributing
tzedaka boxes to Jewish sum-
mer camps, elementary-age
children and to members of
Jewish Experiences For
Families (J.E.F.F.). A city-
wide teen fund raiser is
planned for the fall.
With the growing numbers
of Soviet Jews arriving in
Israel, Operation Exodus ef-
forts will continue here with
phonathons geared toward
contributors of $1,000 to
$4,999, 9 a.m.-12 noon and
6:30-9 p.m. June 24 and
5:30-9 p.m. June 26 at the
United Hebrew Schools
building. Edythe Jackier and
Michael Feldman are
phonathon chairmen.
The Jewish Welfare Federa-
tion's Young Adult Division
raised $118,143 for Opera-
tion Exodus at its June 13
meeting. Forty-eight young
adults attended the event,
chaired by Dennis Bernard
and David Victor in the
absence of YAD Exodus chair-
man Lisa Sommers.
To contribute to the Opera-
tion Exodus Campaign or to
receive an Operation Exodus
tzedaka box, call the Jewish
Welfare Federation, 965-3939,
Ext. 121 or 149.
Music Lessons Set
For Pre-Schoolers
The Maple-Drake Jewish
Community Center will
begin pre-school introduction
to music group lessons on
June 25 and 28.
There will be four sessions
on Mondays from 1-1:45 p.m.
and four sessions on
Thursdays from 2-2:45 p.m.
The classes will use the Koda-
ly Early Music Development
method, which encourages
every child's natural love of
music.
The instructor, Vivian Mon-
tgomery, will use folk songs,
games and movement ac-
tivities to explore skills.
For information, call An-
nette Chajes, 661-1000, Ext.
352. There is a fee.
Young Adult Group
Sets Installation
The Young Adult Division
of the Jewish Welfare Federa-
tion has moved its 52nd an-
nual election and installation
meeting 7:30 p.m. June 28 to
Somerset Inn.
The evening will include
food, a cash bar and dancing
to the music of the Regular
Boys. There is a fee.
For information, call the
YAD office at Federation,
965-3939, Ext. 161.