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Hebrew School on a Summer Day— Elaine Jo Schweitzer
Work, Play,L
Lots
o s of Fringe Benefits to Wed in December
By CHARLOTTE HYAMS
Gone are the days when
err
Hebrew summer school meant
bored students and floored
ti teachers . . . spitballs zinging
through the air and a hundred
similar crises sending recalci-
Te, trant youngsters._ into the hall.
There've been some changes
made.
Take any day of the week,
Monday through Friday, to
eavesdrop on the typical ele-
z .mentary
class at the Esther
Berman branch of the United
Hebrew Schools. With but few
exceptions, they're an eager
ti bunch
of youngsters . . . and
they're learning Hebrew.
In fact over 500 elemen-
tary school students spend at
H.
least eight hours of study a
week during July studying
Hebrew grammar, history,
Bible, customs and cere-
monies.
There are three groups in
this department. Some 200 chil-
dren participate in the informal
educational program Monday
through Friday: two hours of
study following morning pray-
ers, an hour and a half of
sports and other activities like
arts and crafts, music, - or
drama; and the "fringe bene-
fits": a "kabbalat shabbat"
luncheon every Friday after-
noon and swim outings twice
weekly.
The second group in the ele-
mentary department is com-
prised of about 100 students
doing makeup work. Theirs is
a more rigorous week than that
of the average student: three
hours of study a day. But by
fall they'll be able to rejoin
their classes.
Certain advanced. students,
numbering around 41, attend
special classes at Adas Shalom,
spending three hours of con-
centrated study daily. Their
only reward is the promise of
double promotion.
In addition, Hebrew school
students 'approaching Bar Mitz-
vah age are. offered brushup
sessions, including the oppor-
tunity to conduct morning
services.
TZIPORIM OR PRACHIM?
If there are any hardships
involved in • giving up one
month of their vacations to
Hebrew study, the youngsters'
faces don't show it. For exam-
ple, in Mrs. Naomi Tukel's Class
of six- and seven-year-olds, a de-
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activities
1. March "Milit
PISGAH LODGE will hold
its annual picnic 10 a.m. Sun-
day at Middle Rouge Park. En-
tertainment and prizes will be
featured. The Lodge will" fur-
nish beverages, candy and other
refreshments. Friends are in-
vited, according to President
Leo Feber and Morrie Bern-
stein
2. Overture
3. "Waltz
4. "Viet
5. Ball
6. "Mal
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Pontiac
bate was in progress: Too many
children wanted to make "tzipo-
rim" (birds) for the bulletin
board, and not enough wanted
to make "prachim" "(flowers).
(This is part of the schoolwide
theme focusing on the month of
"Tishre" and the holidays that
fall therein.)
The Hebrew spoken in Mena-
chem Glazer's - Hebrew high
school class is more rapid, but
the enthusiasm of the students
is no less. There are 54 attend-
ing the high school, spending
12 hours weekly to intensify
their Jewish studies.
Similarly there are 18 stu-
dents in the Midrasha, College
of Jewish Studies, -most of them MISS ELAINE SCHWEITZER
already teachers or preparing
to teach. Sixteen hours per
At a family brunch, Mr. and
week go into the study of Mrs. Albert Schweitzer of North-
Talmud, Biblical commentary; lawn • Ave. announced the en-
archaeology, grammar, litera- gagement of their daughter,
ture, history and methods of Elaine Jo to Sheldon Lee Miller,
teaching humash and customs son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Miller
and ceremonies.
of Woodingham Dr.
But the eagerness of the
The bride-elect attended the
younger students, is slowly
influencing another type of University of Michigan and is
student: the children's par- now a senior in the College of
ents. Close to 50 housewives, Education at Wayne State Uni-
teachers, doctors and others versity.
in various professions study
Her fiance is a recent gradu-
four hours a week in morn- ate of Wayne State University
ing and evening classes.
Law School where he was presi-
Superintendent Albert Elazar dent of Tau Epsilon Phi and af-
believes that these programs filiated with Tau Epsilon Rho
are helping solve one of the legal fraternity.
greatest problems in Jewish
Their wedding date has been
education: "the limitation of set for Dec. 17.
time. By expanding our sum-
mer program'we have preceded
what the universities are trying Parks Band to Play
to do: offer a fourth quarter, `Oklahoma' Selections
or study all year 'round."
The Detroit Cone• 4-
and
"Is it hard on the children? ( Summer Parks B
No, I wouldn't say so," he re- ede by Hersche
per
plied. "The pressure imposed Iform at the f
this
during the year are eliminated week: Mon
, O'Shea -Center
during the summer. . . . And Capitol and
eenfie • uesd.
children love a challenge."
Patton Par
nor; Wall
Curtis and
Stoepel Park, nd Out-
er Dr.; and Friday, Palmer Park,
Hamilton and Poncha
The program
r: and Mrs. Novograd), of Gardner Ave.,
(Judith Helaine Oak Park, a daughter, Andrea
2341 Geneva, Oak Lee.
* * *
er Martin.
*
June 25 — To Mr. and Mrs.
r. and Mrs. Don Ross (Marcia Eisenberg) of
(Sharon Ve- San Francisco, Calif., a _son,
Road, a son, Jordan Peter.
* * *
*
June 24—To Mr. and
Mrs. Joe lie E. Hubert (Bar
former 20412 Snowden,
Miami Nathan.
oshe.
June 2
d Mrs. Howard
Rogers), cur),
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a a so
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• 20—To Mr.
Carl ton Goldberg
erns),_ 14
Brentwoo
son,
gton, a Davi
-
June 8—To - Mr. and Mrs.
o Dr. and Mrs. Maurice Wilson (Mildred Klein),
de (Lois Thal, for- 24285 Westhampton, a daughter,
f Toledo, 0.); 15619 Ad- Cindy.
* *
ison, Southfield, a daughter,
Judith
May 26 — To Mr. and Mrs.
* *
Martin Mendelson (Lenore Farb-
Dr. and Mrs. Da- man), formerly of Detroit and
ne (Esther Ten- now of Aldan, Penn., a son, Law-
nn Arbor, a son, rence Syme.
* *
* * *
May 10 — To Mr. and Mrs.
7 — To Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Raizman (Jo Sharp),
R. Rosner (Marilyn a son, David Howard.
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ILIARY will service the Vet-
erans Hospital at Ann Arbor
Sunday afternoon. More than
100 patients will be proyided
with refreshments and enter-
tainment. For information, call
Morris Seinwell, UN. 3-6900.
The annual picnic will be held
1 p.m. July 23 at Stoepel Park,
Outer Dr. at Evergreen, accord-
ing to L. L. R
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Radomer Plans Annual
Rummage Sale, Picnic
Radomer Aid and Ladies So-
ciety is sponsoring its annual
rummage sale at Main St., Royal
Oak through July 27.
Members and friends are
asked to call Katie Rubin,
chairman, LI 7-6980, or Mrs.
Esther Halpern, co-chairman,
DI 1-8928, • for package pickup.
The annual picnic will be held
Sunday at the Oak Park picnic
rounds on Northfield at the
parking lot.
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