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and take in the smells and
sights.
During one free time, the
MSTY fund-raisers commit-
tee sold cans of whipped
cream for a whipped cream
fight.
We would be called to din-
ner by a loud bell that rested
on top of the lodge. All meals
were served family-style. Din-
ner would be followed by the
evening service.
There were a variety of
evening programs. For one,
we were broken up into
groups and assigned to define
' --what a Jew was, and then pre-
_ sent our idea to the group in
any form we liked. Another
program dealt with televi-
sion's effect on children.
This was the first MSTY
conclave of the year and it
made a good impression on
newcomers. One said, "I'm
glad I joined MSTY. The con-
clave was great." Mike Cooper
of Southfield was also en-
thusiastic. "I thought it was
exciting. I wouldn't change a

Veteran MSTYites were
also excited. "MSTY is the
only place that I come to
° where I am able to be open

and be myself," said Cara
Wenig of Troy. Adi Paliti of
Berkley explained, "I've ex-
perimented with quite a few
other groups, but there are
none that can match the
camaraderie, the experiences,
or the warm, fuzzy feelings
that one gets in MSTY"
During the friendship cir-
cle, when everyone reflected
on the conclave, three college
freshman strummed the
guitar for what could be their
last time at a MSTY conclave.
Brian Frank and Jeff
Rosenberg of East Lansing
and Jessie Levine of Oak
Park had already been to
their final conclave as
MSTYites, but they decided
to come back with their
melodies one last time. And,
as the buses pulled away,
Jessie Levine had some par-
ting words about MSTY as a
whole:
"MSTY is such a unique
place because, almost in-
variably, everyone who comes
is affected and even changed.
My time in MSTY will also be
cherished because I know
that I emerged a different,
happier, and much more
fulfilled person." II

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.- ISHARON SCHUSTER,
former Detroiter of Woodland
Hills, Calif., will be honored
with the B'nai B'rith Youth
Organization's 1992 Anita
Perlman Outstanding B'nai
B'rith Girls Alumna Award.
Ms. Schuster is president of
the American Association of
University Women.

JAMES WAGENHEIM has
been elected the first Jewish
president of Kiwanis Club #1,
Detroit, of Kiwanis
International.

ALAN A. MAY has been
nominated to serve on the na-
tional executive board of the
National Conference, former-
ly the National Conference of
Christians and Jews.

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Agency Plans
Teacher Convention

JASON H. BODZIN will
present a paper at the Ileal
Pouch-Anal Anastomosis In-
ternational Symposium in
Versailles, France. Dr. Bodzin
is chairman of Nutrition Sup-
> port Services and director of
the Inflammatory Bowel
Disease Institute of Sinai
I Hospital.

The Hebrew Interactive
Learning Center at the Agen-
cy for Jewish Education will
host Hebrew teachers at
Kesher — The Hebrew
Teachers' Convention, 6:30-8
p.m. Sept. 16 at the United
Hebrew Schools building.
The group will be coor-
dinated by Nira Lev, director
of the Hebrew Interactive
Learning Center. It will be a
colloquium on the teaching of
Hebrew on all levels at day
schools and at supplementary
schools. Each meeting will be
led by a member of the group
and professional literature
related to the topic of discus-
sion will be distributed prior
to each meeting.

DONALD M. ROCHEN of
`,,Vest Bloomfield was ap-
pointed associate professor of
clinical medicine at the
—Michigan State College of
Osteopathic Medicine. Dr.
Rochen is a partner in ENT
Surgical Associates, P.C.

The first meeting will be led
by Mrs. Rita Abramson,
elementary principal, Temple
Israel. A light dinner will be
served. There is no charge. To
make reservations and for in-
formation, call the Agency for
Jewish Education, 352-7117.

MANDELL L. BERMAN,
past president of the Council
of Jewish Federations, was
elected the chairman of the
Jerusalem Center for Public
Affairs board of overseers.

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