Teens

Sign Up For Teen Mission
To Israel Next Summer

JEWISH NEWS SUBSCRIBERS:

GOING ON VACATION?
MOVING?

If you plan on leaving town or moving, you must change your
address with the post office AND the Detroit Jewish News!

The post office will forward second-class mail (periodicals &

newspapers) for a maximum of 60 days. After those 60 days,

your paper will be held at the post office and destroyed, or it

will be returned to sender without notification of your new

address.
If you are going out of town or moving, we highly recommend

that you contact the Detroit Jewish News circulation depart-

Detroit teens spend the final minutes of the teen mission watching fireworks last year.

ment at least two weeks before you leave. if you don't know

Teen Mission 2002 will teach high
school students about Israel and nur-
ture Jewish identity. The mission is a
congregation-based trip with clergy
on every bus. Each participant will
join in a pre-mission program.
Mission activities will include float-
ing in the Dead Sea, watching the
sunrise over Masada, rappelling down
mountains, and meeting and travel-
ing with Israeli teens from Detroit's
Partnership 2000 region in the
Central Galilee.
For information, or to receive a
Teen Mission 2002 brochure or
application, contact Trudy Weiss,
(248) 203-1485.

your return date, you will need to contact the Detroit Jewish

Jewish teens entering grades 10-12 in
the fall of 2002 can participate in the
fourth Detroit Teen Mission to Israel,
June 30-July 31.
The Jewish Federation of
Metropolitan Detroit, along with
Detroit area congregations, the
Agency for Jewish Education and the
Jewish News, sponsor the Teen
Mission 2002. Robert J. Gordon is
chair of the mission and Cheryl
Schanes associate chair.
The cost of Teen Mission 2002 is
$3,600, which includes a Federation
subsidy. A $100 deposit received by
Dec. 1 will reserve a spot. All pay-
ments can be fully refunded.

NCJW Honors School Seniors

The National Council of Jewish
Women/ Greater Detroit Section will
honor high school seniors through its
Jewish Youth Awards. The program
recognizes students who demonstrate
leadership in both their school and in
the Jewish community.

from the sponsoring organization or
synagogue
• submit the completed application
form, including a one-page typed
essay on the topic, "What Can Be
Done to Enhance Jewish Identity
Now and for the Future?"

To be eligible, applicants must:
• be a high school senior with at least
a 3.0 cumulative grade point average
• have a formal Jewish education (for
example, having become bar/bat
mitzvah, been consecrated, con-
firmed or attended Monday school)
• be actively involved in the Jewish
community
• submit a signed letter of recommen-
dation from a person in authority

All finalists will be honored at an
awards ceremony Sunday, May 7. A
student of exceptional achievement
will receive a monetary award of
$1,000, sponsored by Betty and
Grant Silverfarb.
Applications can be obtained from
students' education/youth director or
by calling the NCJW, (248) 355-
3300. The deadline for applications is
Jan. 24, 2002.

News circulation department again to start delivery to the for-

mer address.
You can call the Detroit Jewish News circulation department at

248-354-6620 to change your address or you can fill out the

form below and mail it to us at least two weeks before you

plan to leave or move.
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