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Ms. Cardin dresses as well as
Raisa, and she's already met
Gorby in Moscow. Where will
their dacha be? Pikesville or
Moscow-on-the-Hudson?
Barbra Streisand and
Alan Dershowitz
In Prince of Tides, Ms.
Streisand's character says
she's looking for a "nice Jew-
ish guy." Only one fella can
handle the Princess of
Chutzpah, and that's the
King of Chutzpah himself—
the author/lawyer/professor/
self-promoter/columnist/all-
around nervy guy, Alan
Dershowitz.
Mario Cuomo and Bella
Abzug
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Shaarey Zedek USY will
have their annual Youth
Shabbat Feb. 15. USYers will
lead the service. SZUSY
President Sarah Meyers will
deliver the sermon.
This year's Youth Shabbat
has been coordinated by
SZUSY executive vice presi-
dent Ilana Glazier and
religious vice president Elana
Balkin. Participants will in-
clude Mitch Zeff, Scott Selfon,
Greg Meyers, Mindy Glazier,
Randy Topper, Elana Balkin,
Sarah Topper, Naomi Hazan,
Sarah Hazan, David Salama,
Jessica Tam, Brian Selfon.
Also, Robert Bloomberg,
Michael Wolf, Ilana Glazier,
Ryan Katz, Katie London,
Matt Matasar, Jonathan
Frumin, Amy Kelman, Rob
Krut, Emily Broder, Dan Ker-
rin, Amy Wagner, Jill Bruss,
Deborah • Hortick, Jessica
Flayer, Traci Provizer, Sara
Zuckman, Ilona Gale,
Michael Gale.
Following the service, there
will be a kiddush sponsored
by the Sisterhood.
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I YOUTH
Youth Shabbat
At Shaarey Zedek
TRADITION.
Can't make up your mind,
Mario? Ms. Abzug would be a
great role model. She's stub-
bornly, adamantly, ir-
refutably decisive. Hang
around with her for a few
days, Mr. Governor, and
you'll see how quickly some
people resolve to get from
here-to-there.
King David and Princess
Di
He had a roving eye, even
after bedding Bathsheba,
and the supermarket tabloids
say that she is none too happy
with Bonny Prince Charles.
She can help him write some
psalms, and he can give her
the kind of attention she
craves from her present royal
spouse.
ZOA-Masada
Israel Programs
Masada, the youth move-
ment of the ZOA, is accepting
applications for its nine Sum-
mer in Israel programs
geared to high school and col-
lege students, age 13 to 23.
The programs are: bar and
bat mitzvah ceremonies at
the Western Wall or on
Masada, Maccabi Institutes
for sports training or water
sports, leadership training,
kibbutz, teen-age tour, folk-
dance, college and a special
Footsteps Program, starting
in Warsaw, Poland and ending
in Israel with stopovers at
KrakoW, Auschwitz, Lublin
and Maidanek.
Brochures and applications
are available at the ZOA of-
fices, Zionist Cultural Center
in Southfield, or phone
569-1515. The Metro Detroit
ZOA Scholarship Committee
will grant scholarships to
qualified applicants.
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Youth Group
Hosts Program
The members of Beth
Abraham Hillel Moses'
Kadima Youth Group will
hold a program Feb. 29 at a
local Holiday Inn. For reser-
vations, call Pat Levine,
851-6880. There is a charge.
LOCAL NEWS
Adat Shalom Men
Plan Services
The Adat Shalom Men's
Club will hold its annual
Men's Club Shabbat Feb. 16.
Men's Club members will
organize and lead Shabbat
morning services.
President Harvey Olson
will give the sermon. A lun-
cheon will follow kiddush.
Men's Club Vice President
Burt Aaron is chairing Men's
Club Shabbat.
For information, call the
synagogue office, 851-5100.
Latin America Is
Lecture Topic
The Center For Peace and
Conflict Studies will host
Great Decisions '92, "Latin
America's New Course:
Bridge to Closer U.S. Ties?"
7:15-8:45 p.m. Feb. 24 at the
Grosse Pointe Unitarian
Church, 17150 Maumee.
There is a charge.
For information, call the
center, 577-3453.
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