YOUTH
Boys Basketball
Howard Golding, Barry Bershad, Rick
Kaczander
Girls Basketball
Jerry Wo!berg, Mark Jeross
Boys Softball
Alan Sukenic, Larry Fox
Synagogue Groups
Plan For Sukkot
Beth Abraham Hillel Moses
USY members will meet for a
Havdalah service 6:45 p.m.
Sept. 21 at Beth Abraham
Hillel Moses Synagogue.
Following Havdalah, all
members will join in a suk-
kah decorating party/hot dog
roast. For information, call
Jeremy Burnstein, 553-0442.
The Garenim and Chave-
rim Youth Groups from Beth
Abraham Hillel Moses will
participate in the annual suk-
kah decorating party
12:30-2:30 p.m. Sept. 22. All
participants will enjoy an ice
cream sundae bar. Children
in kindergarten-5th grade are
invited to join. For reserva-
tions, call Pat Levine,
851-6880. There will be a
charge.
Kadima members from
Beth Abraham Hillel Moses
will celebrate Sukkot with a
party/dance in the synagogue
sukkah 8:30 p.m. Sept. 28.
Havdalah services will be at
6:45 p.m. All 6th-8th graders
are invited. Refreshments
will be served. For reserva-
tions, call Pat Levine,
851-6880.
Beth Abraham Hillel Moses
Girls Softball
Karen Sklar, Lisa Slovis
Boys Soccer
Gabe Attar
The Officers and Board
of Directors of the
Metropolitan Detroit
Maccabi Club thanks all
of this year's coaches for
their efforts during this
year's JCC Maccabi
Invitational Games in
Cleveland, Ohio and
Wayne, New Jersey and
wishes them a healthy
and happy New Year.
Co-ed Volleyball
Ken Bertin, Sam Skeegan, Jason
Gold
Track
Joel Kashdan, Tony Spokojny
Tennis
Larry Miller, Linda Okun, Danny
Friedman
Swimming
Herb Bernstein, Robert Kamins,
Lauren Dworkin
Table Tennis
Joe Mantel, Nicole Mantel
Golf
Matt Lester
Racquetball
Stu Gottesman
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USY will have a Sukkah
Oneg Sept. 28 at the home of
its president, Bruce Leutcher.
For information, call Bruce,
855-8722.
Beth Achim
Hosts Programs
Congregation Beth Achim
will host a Youth Shabbat
kick-off luncheon Sept. 21 at
the synagogue.
Youth services will begin at
10 a.m. for ages 3 on up
through high school-age, and
a luncheon will follow.
For reservations, call the
synagogue office, 352-8679.
The Beth Achim Youth
Department will hold a suk-
kah decorating party 11 a.m.
Sept. 22
Following the sukkah
decorating, the youth depart-
ment will host a pizza lunch.
All children between the ages
of 3 and 18 are encouraged to
attend. The party is free of
charge and no reservations
are needed.
Beth Achim's Lahav USY,
grades 9-12, will host Sukkah
Hopping Sept. 28 following 10
a.m. services.
There is no charge for this
event. For reservations, call
Marjory White, 352-4342.
WAND Group
Hosts Speakers
WAND (Women's Action for
Nuclear Disarmament) will
present "Politics: The Female
Factor," featuring State
Representative Maxine Ber-
man and Mildred Jeffrey, 7:30
p.m. Sept. 26 at the Bloom-
field Township Library. Ad-
mission is free and open to
the public.
The speakers will report on
the recent conference of the
National Women's Political
Caucus in Washington, D.C.
and discuss ways in which
women can increase their
power at the ballot box.
Mildred Jeffrey is a member
of WAND and a long-time ac-
tivist. She is a former official
in the UAW, recently retired
from Wayne State University
Board of Governors, a founder
of the National Women's
Political Caucus, and present-
ly president of the Michigan
Women's Foundation.
Maxine Berman, first
elected to the legislature in
1982, has been honored by a
number of groups, among
them the American Cancer
Society and Jewish War
Veterans. Ms. Berman is a
member of many groups, in-
cluding WAND's Women
Legislators' Lobby, a net-
working organization for all
women state legislators who
share WAND's goal.
WAND's goal is to empower
women to become involved in
the political process to in-
fluence the real reduction of
mass weapons of destruction
and to redirect military
resources to human and en-
vironmental needs.
JFS Honors
Volunteers
Jewish Family Service will
host the 23rd annual
Volunteer Institute 9:30 a.m.
Oct. 14, at the Agency For
Jewish Education.
The speaker, Represen-
tative Maxine Berman, will
discuss "Living Wills and
Medicaid Benefits." Sandra
Hyman, director of Resettle-
ment Service, also will speak.
A continental breakfast
will be served and the pro-
gram will run from 10-11:30
a.m. Volunteers of Jewish
Family Service and Resettle-
ment Service and their
friends are invited to attend.
For reservations, by Oct. 4,
call Marcy Pantelic, 559-4046.