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Women's League Dance Set
By Posen AZA
Offers Awards

HOLIDAY GIFT SHOW
Featuring Personalized & Unique Gifts
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1992
10:30 A.M. - 4:00 P.M.

PRUDENTIAL TOWN CENTER
GARDEN ATRIUM
10 1/2 MILE ROAD AND EVERGREEN, SOUTHFIELD

Proceeds will be used to support children's
programs such as
Camp Catch-A-Rainbow
for kids with cancer

For additional information, call
The American Cancer Society
(313) 557-5353

sponsored by
Prudential Town Center &
Radisson Plaza Hotel
for the
Shirley Wimmer Memorial Fund

The League of Jewish
Women's Organizations has
applications available for its
47th annual Youth Awards for
high school seniors.
To qualify for the annual
youth award of $500 the ap-
plicant must be a high school
senior, with at least a 3.0
grade point average; have a
formal Jewish education; be
actively involved in the com-
munity; and submit a one-
page typed essay on the sub-
ject: "As An American What
Role Does Israel Play In My
Jewish Identity?" Once
qualified, an applicant will be
interviewed by a panel of
judges.
The application and essay
must be received no later
than Jan. 5. For information,
call Carol Sue Coden,
932-0235; or Rose Lynn
Schlussel, 355-2270.

First-Graders
Are Consecrated

First-graders from the Adat
Shalom Branch of the Agen-
cy for Jewish Education and
Hillel Day School will be
honored at Consecration er-
vices Nov. 14 at Adat Shalom.
The youngsters will be call-
ed to the bimah and greeted
by the clergy. They will each
receive a special gift from
Adat Shalom and will res-
pond with a short program of
songs. A kiddush in honor of
the youngsters will follow
services.

SZ Nursery
Holds Induction

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Shaarey Zedek Beth Hayeled
Nursery School will have a
Shabbat induction 11:30 a.m.
Nov. 14 during services at the
synagogue.
The children will sing
songs; the rabbis will bless
the children. A kiddush,
prepared by the children, will
follow services.

Israel Trip
For Youth

Congregation B'nai Moshe
will host a "Free Trip to
Israel" for member students
in grades K-5 1 p.m. Nov. 22
at the synagogue.
Those attending will ex-
perience a beach in Eilat., a
shuk in Jerusalem, Israeli ar-
my training and many Israeli
adventures.
Nancy
Call
Vardy,
788-0600, for details.

Ronald L. Posen AZA of
Southfield will hold its 17th
annual Thanksgiving Dance
8:30-11:30 p.m. Nov. 21 at
Adat Shalom Synagogue. An
information booth will be
available to answer questions
regarding membership in
AZA or BBG. The dance is
open to all Jewish youth in
grades 9 through 12.
The cover charge at the
dance will be applied to any
new member who registers
through Dec. 31.
For information, call Ari
Kohen, 737-3797.

ORT Hosts
Study Tour

Michigan Region Ort will
sponsor a hi-tech study tour of
Israel.
Travel will be in air-
conditioned buses to tourist,
archaeological, industrial,
educational, and cultural
sites.
High School students bet-
ween the ages of 15 and 18
years are invited to apply.
For information write or
call Hi-tech Study Tour,
Women's American ORT, 315
Park Avenue South, New
York, NY 10010; (212)
505-7700.

Young Judaea
Sets Conventions

Young- Judaea will host the
Bogrim Fall Convention for
Jewish high school students
Nov. 20-22 at. the Willson
Outdoor Center in Bellefon-
taine, Ohio. The fee for the
event includes transporta-
tion, registration and lodging.
Young Judaea will host its
Ofarim/Tsofim Fall Conven-
tion Dec. 4-6 at Greenfield
Lake Camp in Delaware,
Ohio, and is open to all third
through eighth-grade mem-
bers. There is a fee.
Kashrut and Shabbat are
strictly observed by all Young
Judaea events.
For information and ap-
plications, call Amy Hamer-
mesh, 973-0038.

Five individuals have held
the office of President of the
State of Israel: Chaim
Weizmann (1948-52), Yit-
zhak Ben-Zvi (1952-63),
Zalman Shazar (1963-73),
Ephraim Katzir (1973-78),
Yitzhak Navon (1978-83)
and Chaim Herzog, who at-
tained the presidency in
1983 and is now serving his
second five-year term.