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Boys 81. Girls • 6-14 years

INSTRUCTION BY "SPORTS AROUND TOWN"

II June 22-26

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ALL SPORTS

IV July 20-24

V July 27-31

IN-LINE HOCKEY

FOOTBALL

III June 29-July 3

BASKETBALL

VI Aug. 3-7

BASKETBALL

FEE FOR EACH SESSION: $125.00

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For applications and more information call (248) 539-4673

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HONORING EXCELLENCE

BEIS CI-JAYA MUSHKA GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL

(BCM)

CORDIALLY INVITES YOU TO ATTEND A COMMUNITY-WIDE

DINNER TO CELEBRATE ITS FIRST GRADUATING CLASS AND ITS NEW SCHOOL BUILDING IN OAK PARK, AT THE

CORNER OF COOLIDGE AND BALFOUR ROADS.

PLAZA HOTEL

HONOREES

SUNDAY

APRIL 26, 1998

SOUTHF,IELD

COCKTAILS 5 : 3 0 PM
DINNER 6 : 3 0 PM

ROSH CHODESH IYAR, 5758

any schools educate towards successful careers
DINNER CHAIRPERSONS
and high salaries. BCM is different. Its main
mission is to prepare high school girls to become
DR. & MRS. JEROME KASLE
successful and dedicated community leaders, teachers,
and counselors. It is these young women who will
HONORARY CO-CHAIRPERSONS
enhance communities around the world - as evident
MRS. SORAH ROSEN
even now from their outstanding volunteer work with
DAVID AND DEBORAH MORRISON
the Friendship Circle (for special-needs children),
DR. & MRS. BEREL NADEL
and their service as unpaid volunteer camp
_David
Morrison
was
President
and
MR. & MRS. MARTIN GOODMAN
counselors in children's camps, summer and winter,
across the U.S.
CEO of A.I. Morrison Company later
In short, BCM has successfully inspired its
merged with Bradley Marketing,
GUEST SPEAKER
students to live a life dedicated to the ideals of the
recently acquired by Halo Inc. David
worldwide Lubavitcher movement and guided by the
RABBI ZALMAN POSNER
teachings of the great religious leader of our age,
and Deborah are community activists
Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, (" the
and supporters of Jewish education. Rabbi of Congregation Sherith Israel,
Lubavitcher Rebbe") of blessed memory.

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Dr. David Kagan

Director, BCM High School

RSVP 248-586-1301

COUVERT $ 150.00 PER COUPLE

slate of officers and candidates to fill
board of directors seats for the Jewish
Community Council has been
announced. The election will be held at
Council's annual meeting on Thursday,
June 11.
Howard I. Wallach has been nomi-
nated to serve for a second year as coun-
cil president. Kathleen Straus has been
nominated as president-elect. Vice presi-
dential candidates are Jim Alexander
and Ann Zousmar. Betsy Winkelman is
nominated as secretary, and Steve Silver-
man as treasurer.
Slated to fill three-year terms on the
board of directors are Judge Maxine
Berman, Pearlena Bodzin, Harvey Bron-
stein, Robert Brown, Shari Cohen,
Elaine C. Driker, Gerald L. Goldberg,
Arline Gould, Jeffrey Ram, Eli Saulson,
Claude Schochet, Rabbi Levi Shemtov,
Deanna Sperka, Gary Torgow, Wendy
Wagenheim and Trudy Weiss.
David Fink has been nominated for a
two-year term on the board of directors.
Nominees for one-year terms are Ned
Greenberg and Ellie Slovis.
Additional nominations for any elec-
tive office may be made by petition
signed by at least five qualified delegates.
Only one nominee may be named in
each petition. Petitions must be deliv-
ered to the Council office by Monday,
April 20.

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9:30 AM - 3:00 PM

June 15-19

JCCouncil
Slate Set

Nashville, Tennessee, since 1949.
Author of "Think Jewish". Renowned
lecturer, philosopher, and author.

SPACE Event
Is Canceled

SPACE for Changing Families, a non-
sectarian community service project, is
canceling "How To Make The Commu-
nity A Helpful Place For Everyone,"
which was scheduled for 7 p.m. April
16. The program was inadvertently
scheduled on the seventh day of
Passover.
The program will be rescheduled.

Interfaith
Discussion

Interfaith Connection will sponsor
a four-part discussion series for inter-
faith couples called "Let's Talk," begin-
ning 7-8:30 p.m. Thursday, April 23, at
the Agency for Jewish Education, 21550
West 12 Mile, Southfield. Workshop fee
is $5 per person for all four sessions.
For information and registration,
contact Sue Stettner, (800) 397-4876.

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