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Fresh Air
Annual Meeting

The 92nd annual meeting of the
Fresh Air Society and election of
officers will take place August 14
at 1:30 p.m. at Camp Maas, be-
ginning at the Donors Court. The
program will include dedications
of the two new villages, Kadima
and Frontier, the Sophia Blanche
Schwartz Cabin, the Rosen Fam-
ily Zip Line, Charles L. Dodge
Tennis Program, and the Tree of
Life Sculpture, the last honoring
the donors of the new trees at the
newly constructed villages and
designed by Maas artist in resi-
dence, Irving Berg.
Nominated for a first three-
year term as directors are: Don-
ald Sherman, Ronald Charfoos,
Susan Tapper, Lisa Lis, Nancy
Triest, Ellen Berlin and Eric Bo-
rofsky. Nominated to serve a sec-
ond three-year term are: Ronald
Sollish and Leonard Newman.
The following officers are nomi-
nated for a one-year term of of-
fice: president: Edward Lumberg;
vice presidents: Diane Klein and
Henry Wineman II; treasurer:
Jeffrey Sternberg; secretary: Bar-
bara Eisenberg.

Parenting Center
Offers Classes

Storytelling Under the Trees is a
story time for children ages 3-5.
This series meets Thursdays,
3:30-4:30 p.m., July 21-28. There
is a fee.
Exercise and stretching led by
aerobics instructor Laurie Gold-
stein begin and end Stretch &
Stroll, Tuesdays, 9:45-11 a.m.,
July 19-Aug. 16. There is a fee.
Memory making, crafts and
storytelling are just a few tech-
niques employed by Susan Barr,
in Grand Time for Grandparents!
Tuesdays, 6:45-7:30 p.m., July
19-Aug. 2. There is a fee.
Great Beginnings will help
start the New Year with a greater
understanding of the meaning of
the High Holidays. Join Rabbis
Groner, Gershon and Bitran on
Mondays, Aug. 1-8 at 7 p.m.
All classes are held at the Ap-
plebaum Jewish Parenting Cen-
ter, 4200 Walnut Lake Road,
West Bloomfield. For information
call Ruth Beresh, (810) 681-5353.

Lubavitch
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Chabad Lubavitch of Michigan,
in conjunction with the Detroit
Council of Rabbis, will host a
tribute to the Lubavitcher rebbe
Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson.
The tribute, accompanied by a
se'udat-mitzvah dinner, will be
6:30 p.m. July 21 in the Ramada

Hotel, 17017 West Nine Mile
Road, Southfield.
Guest speaker will be Rabbi
Ezra Schochet, Rosh Yeshiva of
Yeshivas Ohr Elchonon Chabad,
Los Angeles.
The tribute will honor the 30
days since the passing of the
rebbe. The dinner will mark four
events: completion of study of the
entire Mishna by the Detroit Jew-
ish Community, for the
Shloishim for the Rebbe; com-
pletion of the entire Rambam
during the "last 12 months by
Jews around the world, comple-
tion of the entire Talmud by
Lubavitcher rabbis worldwide;
completion of the learning entire
laws of Shabbos of the Rav's
Shulchan Oruch, by heart, by a
class of 14-16 year old students
of the Detroit Lubavitch Cheder.
The speaker, Rabbi Schochet
has acted as Rosh Hakollel of the
Radomsker Kollel in Jerusalem
and senior professor of talmudic
studies at Ner Israel, Toronto, be-
fore being appointed to his pre-
sent position.
There is a charge for the din-
ner. For information and reser-
vations, contact Lubavitch
Foundation, (810) 737-7000.

Tisha B'Av
At Machon

Machon L'Torah will sponsor a
special educational Tisha B'Av
program July 17 at noon at the
learning center.
Rabbi Avrohom Jacobovitz will
speak on "God's Shiva Call to the
Jewish People."
There is no charge for the
event. In the spirit of the day, all
participants are asked to wear
non-leather shoes, dress modest-
ly, bring a cushion of pillow for
floor seating.
For information and reserva-
tions, call Machon, 967-0888.

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Softball

AMERICAN LEAGUE

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ganthau 9-5-0, Bloch Brotherhood 8-5-1,
Brotherhood 6 8-6-0, Brotherhood 2 7-5-
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Zager Stone 11-3, Brotherhood 4 10-4,

Zeiger 8-6, Pisgah 4-9, Brotherhood 5 4-
10, Leadership Network 1 2-12, Lead-
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2-12.

Gene Simmons of the heavy
metal rock band Kiss,
known for their wild
makeup and outlandish
stage antics, was born in
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