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Members of the Temple
Beth El Young People's
Society will host the
Michigan State Temple
Youth Winter Conclave
Jan. 22-24.
The conclave, with the
theme "Rediscovering
Tradition," will get under
wayt with a pot-luck
Shabbat dinner at the
temple. Dinner will be fol-
lowed by a creative
Shabbat service written
by the Beth El YPS. On
Jan. 23 there will be a
semi-formal dinner dance.
Between the two events
and extending into
Sunday will be a series of
programs.
For information, call
Temple Beth El's Reli-
gious School Office, 851-
1100.
Adat Shalom
Youth Plans
The Adat Shalom Youth
Department has planned a
number of programs dur-
ing the month of January
for children 2 1/2 years
through high school.
The Nitzanim Youth
Group, ages 2 1/2 through 5
years, will take part in an
afternoon of art Jan. 10.
Makor, grades 1-3, will
visit the Cranbrook
Science Museum that
afternoon, while Garinim,
grade 4-5, will have an
outing at Marvin's
Marvelous Mechanical
Museum.
Shoresh, grades 6-8,
will combine with the syn-
agogue high school stu-
dents at "Play and Pray"
10:30 a.m. Jan. 23.
Following services and
lunch, the group will walk
to the Hillel Day School
gym for an afternoon of
basketball. Shoresh will
meet at 3:45 p.m. Jan. 24
at Whirlyball on Drake in
West Bloomfield. There is
a charge.
The Synagogue's United
Synagogue Youth Chap-
ter, MTUSY, will begin
the new year at the
Greater Detroit USY
Dance 8:30 p.m. Jan. 9 at
B'nai Israel. There is a
charge. MTUSY's monthly
"Play and Pray" will take
place Jan. 23. The high
school students will go
tobogganing Jan. 31, leav-
ing the synagogue at 1:30
and returning at 4 p.m.
Adat Shalom youth in
grades 6 through 12 will
participate in the congre-
gation's annual Tamarack
Weekend Feb. 5-7.
For details and reserva-
tions, call Marc Kay, 851-t, /
5100.
Beth Achim
Youth Events
Congregation Beth Ac-
him's B'nai Mazal
dren in 3rd-5th grade) will -)
go sledding at the Oak t
Park Hill 1:30-5:30 p.m. ,
Jan. 10. If there is nu \
snow, alternate plans will
be made. For reservations \
call Howard Keller, 851-
1398.
Kadima (children in
5th-8th grade) will have ,
an overnight at thc.
Holidome in Farmington !
Hills Jan. 16. Call Larry <
Tepman, 354-2287, to
make reservations. There-,
is a charge.
Nitzanim (children ages
3-7)
will
visit
the
Cranbrook Institute of )
Science 2 p.m. Jan. 17.
Call Susan Newman, 871-
7514, to make reserva-
tions.
Congregations
Plan Session
The Congregational Reli-
gious School will hold its /
second Intercongrega-
tional Sunday Session
Jan. 10 at Beth Achim.
The clergy of congrega-
tions Beth Abraham Hillel
Moses, Beth Achim and
B'nai David will meet with
the students from the
combined schools to con-
duct a model wedding and
a model naming ceremony--
and brit milah.
A reception will follow.
Economic Forum
Hears Speaker
"A Banker's Wish List for
President Clinton" will be
the topic of Charles T.
Fisher III, chairman and
president of NBD Bank,
when he addresses the
Economic Forum noon
Jan. 11, at the Radisson
Hotel in Southfield.
A sign-language inter-
preter will be present.`;
There is a charge for the
dairy luncheon, payable at
the door. For details, call
the Leadership Develop-
ment Department at
Federation, 642-4260.