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Toast 'N' Jam, Father's Day,
'Listen Up,' Wildlife

OPEN
FATHER'S DAY

Sunday, June 16, 1 1 a.m. to 9 p.m.

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ell, despite the early
morning rain, the troops
came out and last week's
Incredible Israel Fest
lived up to its name. At the Young
Adult Division's (YAD) Toast 'n'
/-- Jam afterglow, I bumped into a lot
of people who were at the Israel
Fest and asked them about their
day.
"I'm glad the weather worked
out; this was an amazing event,"
said Zaron Frumizi. "Tho bad we
can't have events like this more
often."
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"This was an awesome day,"
said Joel Davidson, who carried
the Israeli flag in the walk. "Dan-
ny Robas was great, plus I had a
('95 Israel Tri-Trippin' trip) re-
union here." The reunionites were
a group of students from the Hil-
lels of Michigan State, the Uni-
versity of Michigan and Metro
Detroit who are planning anoth-
er trip for next May.
Brandon West commented
that "the performers were great.
They reminded me of Poogi, whom
I heard 20 years ago here when
the JCC first opened."

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Featuring:
Breakfast Specials
and
Wild Game Specials
Fit For A King
Plus Our Regular Menu

Give Dad
The Royal Treatment

Reservations Accepted
(810) 625-5660

Listen Up! members Mike Mendelson, Ron Packowitz, Steve Singer and Rebecca
Singer.

Lions And Tigers And Bears,
Listen Up!
Have "EYE" got a date for you: Oh My!
Remember the days when you
6:45 p.m. tonight, June 14, at
went
to the zoo? Remember the
—
Adat
Shalom
Synagogue
What Are You Gonna Get Dad
glass-domed
birdhouse? Well, if
(Young
Adult
YASSpectacular
For Father's Day?
you don't, come check
Two more shopping days till Fa- Shabbat Service) is having
out the YAD Annual
ther's Day. "What was the best Fa- a picnic dinner, a Shabbat
Event at 7 p.m. Thurs-
ther's Day gift you ever gave your service at 8 p.m. followed
day, June 20, in the
by an Oneg, and a perfor-
Dad?" "EYE" want to know:
Wildlife Interpretive
Michael Poris: "A computer." mance by Listen Up!
Gallery at the Detroit
Jack Cohen: "A fishing pole starting at 9:15 p.m. The
Zoo in Royal Oak. The
four-person Jewish a cap-
and golf clubs."
gallery is the zoo's
Sylvia Roth: "A picture frame pella group hails from
newest interactive ex-
with a photo of my sister and me Chicago and performs
JEN NIFER L.
hibition, housed in the
songs ranging from the
in it."
M ATTLER
zoo's oldest building. It
Steve Rotenberg: "My Dad al- Beatles to boogie-woogie to
SPEC IAL TO THE
includes
a theater, but-
ways said the best gift is to have barbershop to Israeli rock.
JEW ISH NEWS
terfly/hummingbird
my boys around me,' so we spent
YASSpectacular is open
garden and a 2,000-
an afternoon golfing."
to couples and singles. The
Marni Raitt: "A Nicole Miller services are quite different from gallon coral reef aquarium. At the
cummerbund and tie."
"regular" Shabbat Services — ca- event, incoming YAD board mem-
Robin Jacobson: "The whole sual attire, interactive services (a bers will be sworn in for the up-
family went birdwatching with- D'var Torah), religious, social and coming year. There is a $25 charge
out anyone complaining and then social-action components inter- for the event, which is your gift to
we let my Dad pick any place he twined within each service. To at- the 1996 Allied Jewish Campaign.
wanted to go and eat...we called it tend the picnic dinner ($10 per Hors d'oeuvres and dessert will be
served. For more information, call
`Irwin's Day."
person), call Ethan Gilan at (810)
Aaron Ozrovitz: "(I received) 932-8869 today, if possible, to re- Jenifer Rosenwasser at YAD
my college diploma, and then I serve your spot. If you can't make (810) 642-4260, Ext. 239.
gave him back his credit card."
dinner, come to services and Walk And Auction
stay for the Oneg and excit- For Scleroderma
ing performance. Both
Music, magic and an auction
events are free.
are all part of the 17th Annual
Walk and Auction for Scleroder-
One Cafe Au Lait, Please
ma at noon Sunday, June 23, in
Hillel of Metro Detroit is
Royal Oak. Join guest auctioneer
sponsoring a Coffee House
broadcast voice
Night in the back room of George Blaha,
of the Pistons, for this very mean-
Lonestar Coffee Co. in Birm-
ingful day. For a brochure with
ingham at 9 p.m. Monday, complete details, call the United
June 17. For more informa- Scleroderma Foundation office at
Amy Gantz, Joel Davidson, Jennifer
tion, call FIND at (313) 577- (810) 443-0858.
Wasserman, Jennifer Gillman, Julie Friedman
3459.
and Kevin Elbinger

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