On June 23,
240 teenagers
• will fly from
Detroit Metro Airport
to Israel on the
Miracle Mission for Teens.

Odyssey
Talk Series

Odyssey, the American Jewish
Committee's programming for
Jewish singles, will continue its
"Escape the Cold" series with
the second of four programs. "Is
it always dynamite? A look at
Labor and Management Rela-
tions" is the title of the discus-
sion scheduled for 7:30 p.m.,
Wednesday, Dec. 20, at the Max
M.Fisher Building.
Following the evening's dis-
cussion, refreshments and so-
cializing will be offered. There
is a charge of $5 per person. The
remaining two programs for the
singles series include a "Shah-
bos for the Novice" dinner on
Friday, Jan. 12, and an evening
learning about hunger in our
community through a "Tu
B'Shevat Seder for the Hungry,"
Monday, Feb. 4.
For information about these
Odyssey programs, call (810)
646-7686.

Your teenager- can be one or them.

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There are a few openings. Call today!

Cost: A miraculously low $2,995

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For information and application, call the
Miracle Mission for Teens office,
(810) 642-4260, ext 141.

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Project Appoints
Ms. Freedman

Marion Freedman has been ap-
pointed executive director of the
Neighborhood Project upon the
retirement of Rhoda Raderman.
Prior to accepting the posi-
tion, Mrs. Freedman was the
agency's assistant director. She
holds a master's degree in social
work, and previously served as
an administrative intern at Fed-
eration. Earlier in her career,
she taught Spanish and French
in the Detroit Public Schools.
As a volunteer, she serves as
treasurer of Temple Beth El.
She also was a board member of
the PTO Council of Bloomfield
Hills Schools, co-president of the
West Hills Middle School PTO
and membership vice-president
of the Sinai Hospital Guild.
She will be assisted by Amy
Neistein. As program assistant,
Mrs. Neistein will be responsi-
ble for interviewing applicants
for the loan program and main-
taining project records and sta-
tistics. She also will be involved
in community outreach activi-
ties.
The Neighborhood Project, a
program of the Jewish Federa-
tion of Metropolitan Detroit, of-
fers no-interest loans to
members of the Jewish com-
munity purchasing homes in
Southfield and Oak Park.

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