BBYO Posts Plans, News Herd a yield you can't pass up. • $500 minimum opening deposit • Interest compounded quarterly Oakland Commerce Bank Member FDIC FARMINGTON HILLS 31731 Northwestern Hwy. 810-855-0550 • 33505 West 14 Mile Road 810-661-1703 Rates subject to change without notice. Substantial penalty for early withdrawal. WRIER CLEARIACE Up To Extensive Collection of Fall and Winter Clothing Joan Vass • Dana Buchman • Knits • Leathers • Belford Sweaters • Zanella • Blazers • Suits • Fashion Jewelry • Handbags I SALLY DESIGN' i‘e/- 04 (810) 626-0886 4301 Orchard Lake Rd. at Lone Pine West Bloomfield, Mich. Inside Crosswinds Mall NFTY Plans Two Weekends On Jan. 22, BBYO will hold three The Michigan Region of NFTY programs. First, BBG Council will will hold its Winter Conclave Jan. begin the MBA (Mind, Body, At- 27-29 at Temple Israel in West titude) program with an aerobics Bloomfield. The weekend will be course held in the JCC Health hosted by the Youth Federation Club beginning at 3 p.m. The pro- of Temple Israel. The theme of gram will run for 10 weeks. Three the weekend, "We All Live in a of the sessions will be augmented Yellow Submarine," will explore by guest speakers informing the the relationships between the dif- girls about nutrition and eating ferent sects of Judaism. The high- disorders, self-esteem and moti- light of the conclave will be the vation and ATOD (Alcohol, To- annual semiformal dinner dance, bacco and Other Drugs). held Jan. 28 for all participants. AZAA Basketball League will The weekend is being co-chaired kick off the schedule in the main by Jennifer Yellin, Nicole gym of the Maple/Drake Jewish Scaglione and Kelly Roberts. For Community Center with two information and an application, games being played at 3:30, 4:30 contact Rick Goren, 661-5700. and 5:30 p.m. The league will The North American Federa- have approximately 12 teams di- tion of Temple Youth will hold its vided into two divisions. Compe- Biennial Convention Feb. 17-21, tition will conclude April 23 with in Washington, D.C. The con- a championship game. Applica- vention will include a private tour tions are still being accepted for of the U.S. Holocaust Memorial basketball and aerobics. Appli- Museum and a special Havdalah cations are available from the service on the steps of the Lincoln chapter presidents or from the Memorial. For information and BBYO Chapter Service Center. an application, contact the In the evening, BBYO will host NFTY-Michigan Region office, the second Jewish Heritage (313) 668-2722. Night, 7-8:30 p.m. at the Agency for Jewish Education building in Southfield. The format will be a talk show panel of rabbis from different denominations an- swering many questions on Jew- ish practices and Jewish life issues which are of interest to to- Twelve programs for high school day's teens. This event is under- and college students aged 13 to written by a grant from the Max 23 are being offered by Masada M. Fisher Foundation of the De- for the summer of 1995. These troit Jewish Federation. are: Kibbutz, Leadership Train- Shari Katz of Chaverot BBH ing, Teen-age Tour, Adventure was selected chairperson of the for the lovers of nature and great Inter-regional Convention which outdoors, Institute for Sports and will be held March 24-26 when Water Sports, Bar Mitzvah, Com- Michigan Region BBYO will host munity Program and a special delegates from the Great Mid- program, "Shorashim," exploring west Region (Chicago and Illinois Jewish roots in Poland and Israel. councils). A tailor-made program for repeat Kim Weiss of Ahavah BBG visitors also will be available. was elected Outstate Vice Presi- Scholarship assistance will be dent of the BBG Council. Her re- provided to qualified applicants sponsibilities include supervision by the Metro Detroit ZOA Schol- of the chapters in Ann Arbor and arship Endowment Fund. For Windsor as well as coordinating brochure and applications, phone programming for the Milan Con- ZOA, (810) 569-1515. ference Center. The next meeting of the Michi- gan Region BBYO board of di- rectors will be held Jan. 17 in the board room of the Maple/Drake Jewish Community Center be- ginning at 7:30 p.m. The following new volunteer The normal deadline for advisers have been appointed to local news and publicity BBG and AZA chapters: Lisa items is noon Thursday, Stein for Aliya BBG, Amy Jablin eight days prior to issue for Wallenberg BBYO in Ann Ar- date. The deadline for birth bor, Todd Wolf for Chalutzim AZA and Adam Berg for Sammy announcements is 10 a.m. AZA. Monday, four days prior to To obtain information or reg- issue date; out-of-town obit- istration applications for pro- uaries, 10 a.m. Tuesday, grams or membership and to three days prior to issue volunteer as a BBYO adviser, call date. the BBYO Chapter Service Cen- ter, (810) 788-0700. ZOA-Masada Summer Study Publicity Deadlines