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Presents

JOAN VASS, USA
Fall '97

TRUNK SHOW

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and timeless quality..menswear
with decidedly feminine
flair...Herringbone,
Houndstooth and classic
plaids impart a brand new
feeling of "real clothes" to
the World of knits.
The signature soft-as-cashmere
cottons...cotton/lycra...stretch nylon for
comfort...and rayon/lycra has the
weight and drape of fine matte jersey.

THURSDAY, MAY 8TH
FRIDAY, MAY 9TH
SATURDAY, MAY 1 OTH TIL 4 RM.

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810-626-0886

Tennis Tourney
AT DISC Saturday

BBYO Holds
Dance, Election

The Detroit Tennis and Squash
Club in Farmington Hills will host
the Great Eight Tennis Challenge
12:30-3:30 p.m. Saturday, May 10.
The free tournament features
eight Michigan professionals play-
ing on outdoor clay courts. Ad-
mission is free.
The pros include Brett Beattie,
the host pro, former University of
Michigan star Dan Goldberg, for-
mer touring pro Steve Herdoiza
of West Bloomfield and Armand
Molino of Bloomfield Hills.
The Detroit Tennis and Suciash
Club is on Drake Road, just south
of 14 Mile.

Kishon and Greenberg AZA
Chapters will co-sponsor a dance
called "The Big Ball" 9:30 p.m.-
12:30 a.m. Saturday, May 10, at
the Maple-Drake Jewish Com-
munity Center. The program will
include games, a raffle and band
music from the Greenberg Band,
the Kishon Band and Mystery
Soup. There is a $6 or $5 plus a
can of food admission charge.
Elections for officers of each of
the BBG and AZA chapters is
continuing. Newly elected presi-
dents include Aimee Dorfman,
Ahavah BBG; Elana Goldenberg,
Brice BBG; Sarah Schwartz, Shi-
ra BBG; Sherry Kraft, Shoshan-
na BBG; Mike Sells, Funk AZA;
Jeffrey Grey, Greenberg AZA;
Elon Friedman, Posen AZA;
Michael Gartner, Strauss AZA;
and David Roth, Wallenberg
BBYO.
For information on BBYO or
to volunteer as an adult adviser,
call the BBYO Chapter Service
Center, (810) 788-0700.

Bowling Scores

Jewish War Veterans
April 30
Edward Burg 220; Milton Burg 215;
Howard Guttman 212; Irving Segal 212;
Albert Fagenson 211; Herbert benson 204;
Waiter Littman 203; Morton Margolis 200.

Galilee Monday
Fran Klinger 521/200; Paula Slomovitz
507/201; Peggy Sandler 504.

Galilee Tuesday
Hallie Serling 554/205; Karen Minc 532;
Myrna Fisher 506; Gwen Silverstein
500/205; Beryl Perlman 208.

Israel All-City
Sharon Winans 515; Shirley Stem 246.

Galilee Wednesday
Sherry Gittleman 558/253; Cheryl Feld-
man 553/215; Nancy Amhowitz 552/200;
Dianne Schneider 507/210; Shelly Koloff
505; Andi Feuereisen 501/213; Barbara
Gerstein 501.

Galilee Thursday
Elaine Goodman 210.

Beth El
Youth Awards

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THE JEWISH NEWS

Twenty-three area graduates will
be honored 3 p.m. Sunday, May
18, at Temple Beth El at the 52nd
annual Youth Awards program
sponsored by the League of Jew-
ish Women's Organizations of
Greater Detroit. Rabbi Daniel B.
Syme of Temple Beth El will be
the featured speaker. A reception
honoring the students, hosted by
the Sisterhood of Temple Beth El,
will follow the program.
The 1997 student honorees in-
clude Beverly Betel, Robyn Berlin,
Jason Bloom, Elana Erdstein,
Beth Farber, Jeremy Fogel, Eri-
ca Freeman, Stacy Gastwirth,
Jenna Goldenberg, Andy Halberg,
Todd Horowitz, Julie Jonas,
Marni Katz, Shari Katz, Laurie
Linden, Philip Rubin, Nicole
Scaglione, Tanya Shaye, Tami
Tarnow, Lauren Victor, Ann
Walker, Mikki Weinstein and
Evan Zacks.

Hillel Students
Lead Services

On Saturday, May 10, students
and alumni of Hillel Day School
whose families are members of
Congregation Beth Achim will
participate in the Shabbat morn-
ing services. The students will
lead parts of the service and pre-
sent a program in honor of Yom
Ha'atzmaut.
The following students and
alumni are planning to partici-
pate: Lindsey, Katie and Bradley
Gordon, Jessica Hoffman,
Joshua, Aaron and Lindsay
Moskovitz-Sklar, Jeremy Moss,
Bradley Pierce, Simon Pinter,
A.J. and Steven Schostak, Lisa
Yoskowitz, Andrew, Gabriel and
Sammy Appel, Pele Browner and
Adena Kass.
The guest speaker will be
Robin Lash, musical director of
Hillel Day School. A special kid-
dush will follow the service.

Singer Gives
Musical Review

A musical book review by mezzo
soprano Barbara Alexander will
be the featured fare at the noon
Tuesday, May 20, luncheon of the
Beth Elders of Temple Beth El.
Ms. Alexander, joined by accom-
panist Doris Hall, will tell the sto-
ry of popular songs of famous
Broadway productions in word
and song.
Cost of the luncheon is $8 per
person. For reservations or in-
formation, call Hy Frank, (810)
851-8677, or Jeannette Cohen,
(810) 737-0194, prior to May 16.