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Volunteers are needed to help
check in, supervise the walk's
route, cook food, etc. Volunteers
should meet at the Jimmy Pren-
tis Morris branch of the
Jewish Community Cen-
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in Rochester Hills. For
NITES COMING
more information, call
When Federation's
Mark Levine at (810)
Young Adult Division
352-8393.
started those Bar Nites
Also on Sunday, May
JENNIF ER L.
— the last Tuesday of
19, from 9 a.m.-4 p.m.,
MATT LER
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JEWISH NEWS
Birmingham — I was a
Playground and the
little hesitant. Did they
DeRoy Pre-School Play-
really need a monthly gathering ground at the JPM branch of the
in a bar? I can admit it now, af- JCC on 10 Mile Road. Breakfast
ter attending many of them: and lunch will be provided, and
they're a lot of fun.
activities will be available for
At a recent Bar Nite, I spoke younger children. For more in-
with some people about their rea- formation, call (810) 967-4030.
sons for coming to Bar Nite, and
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what keeps them coming back.
Caryn Gordon: "It's a chance SKIM MILK, PLEASE
Hillel of Metro Detroit is spon-
to see people that I haven't seen
in a while." Lori Fox (a blast soring a Coffee House Night in
from my past) said she comes "to the back room of Lonestar Coffee
socialize with people I know and Co. at 9 p.m. Monday, May 20.
For more information, call HMI)
to meet new people."
Steve Mendelson (from my at (313) 577-3459.
Hillel Day School days) said: "I
came, I saw, I squandered and I EVER THOUGHT ABOUT
pondered. No, seriously, I came GOING TO ISRAEL?
My script sister, Michelle Co-
to see you." Yeah right, Steve.
You're such a joker. Steve likes hen, and Sandy Rockind are
this event because "it's the only this year's co-chairs of the Singles
chance I get to see a lot of Jewish Mission to Israel. They are hav-
ing an informal meeting 6:30-8:30
people (girls)."
Sandra Charfoos sums it up p.m. Tuesday, May 21, also in the
very well: "It is great to get out back room of Lonestar Coffee Co.
and break up the monotony of the Stop by, meet the co-chairs and
pick up a pamphlet that describes
work week."
the trip to Israel.
I have to say, having gone on
COME HELP LEND A HAND
If you have some time to spare this trip in 1991 and again in
tomorrow, Saturday, May 18, 1993 when I served as a co-chair,
Volunteer Impact is having its the Singles Mission trip was
fifth annual Volunteer-A-Thon. amazing. I had the most incred-
Volunteers will be planting trees
and gardens, feeding the hungry,
renovating and repairing hous-
ing for low-income and elderly
people, painting community cen-
ters and much more.
Volunteers will solicit sponsors
for their day of service. The event
is from 8:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Vol-
unteers will meet at Matthaei
Center, Wayne State University,
in Detroit. For more information,
contact Volunteer Impact at (810)
559-4950.
hope you liked our column last
week. My script sister,
Michelle Cohen, will be back
next Friday. Michelle and I are
going to be switching off writing
this column each week. It's my
turn this time around,
and I have many things
to tell you.
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HOLD ON ... THERE'S
MUCH, MUCH MORE TO DO
If you still have some energy
left, B'nai B'rith Leadership Net-
work is looking for a few good vol-
unteers to help out at the Cystic
ible experiences in Israel. You,
too, will have the time of your life.
For more information, call YAD's
Jim Rosenberg at (810) 642-
4260.
BIDDING ADIEU
Put on your cocktail garb and
head over to the Fanclub Foun-
dation for the Arts' 20/30
League's 2nd Annual Spring
Fund-Raiser at the Townsend
Hotel in Birmingham, 7:30 p.m.
Thursday, May 23.
The 20/30 League is a branch
of Fanclub created to meet the
needs of younger members of the
organization, which raises funds
for established cultural organi-
zations in the metro Detroit area
in need of funding.
The co-chairs of this years'
event are David Grossman and
Paul Silverman. Paul said this
event was a huge success last
year, with about 300 people in at-
tendance. "A young person in our
city couldn't have more fun in one
night," said Paul. (See today's In
Focus story.) Tickets are $25. Call
John Bloom at (810) 559-1645.
EYE'd LIKE SOME MORE
WINE, PLEASE
Last issue we told you about a
Wine Tasting event. Well, if you
missed that event, here's anoth-
er opportunity. Temple Beth El's
Young Adult Group is sponsor-
ing a Wine Tasting event on
Thursday, June 6, at 7:30 p.m. at
Temple Beth El. Merchant of
Vino will conduct the wine tast-
ing, and Temple Beth El's Excel-
lence Too Catering Inc. will
provide some light hors d'oeuvres.
This event is open to members
($12) and non-members ($15) of
the temple, singles and/or mar-
ried couples 21-35 years old. To
RSVP, or for more information,
call Jeff Frank at (810) 855-
3922. Cl
Sam Sky, Sandra Charfoos, Amy Levin and Jason Gurevitch are veteran YAD Bar
Nite goers.