Iczkovitz-Velick
Engagement Told

MISS NANCIE ICZKOVITZ

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Iczko-
vitz of Ohio Ave. announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Nancie Ruth, to Leonard G.
Velick, son of Mrs. Casper C.
Velick of Indiana Ave. and the
late Mr. Velick.
The bride-elect is a recent
graduate of the Wayne State
University College of Educa-
tion. Her fiance received his
degree from the University of
Michigan School of Business
Administration.
A December wedding is
planned.

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Mizrachi Again Sends
CARE Israel Packages

As a public service, Detroit
Mizrachi again will send CARE
packages to needy families in
Israel for the Holy Days.
Packages may be ordered
through Mizrachi, in amounts
of $10 or $18.25, by contacting
Zvi Tomkiewicz, Mizrachi ex-
ecutive director, 17596 Wyom-
ing.

Bible Text is Inspiration for Milhaud's New
Cantata to Open Music Festival Aug. 26

The Bible is the inspiration
and text for a new cantata for
mixed choir and chamber or-
ches-tra, "Bar Mitzvah Israel,"
specially composed by the
French-American compose r,
Darius Milhaud, for the opening
of the three week Israel First
Music Festival in Jerusalem on
Saturday evening, Aug. 26.
The new six; -
part cantata,
derived from
the books of
Deuteronomy
and Isaiah, is
cast in'the
form of a syn-
agogue Sab-
bath morning
service, though
it isn't written
as synagogue
music.
Milhaud,
who now re-
sides in Cali-
fornia where
he is a resi-
dent professor
of music at
Milhaud
Mills College,
will conduct the first perform-
ance of the new cantata leading
a chamber music group com-
posed of members of the Israel
Philharmonic Orchestra and the
Rinat Choir. The Israel Music
Festival, jointly sponsored by
the America - Israel Cultural
Foundation and the Israel Gov-
ernment Tourist Agency, will
include 22 concerts in five Is-
raeli cities, concluding with a
concert in Tel-Aviv, Sept. • 18
at which Pablo Casals will play
and conduct.
Milhaud explains that the two
Biblical derivatives for his musi-
cal composition were chosen
because they are sections of
the Torah and the Haftorah

The National Jewish Welfare
me." And thou shalt set it down
read in synagogues throughout
before the Lord thy God, and Board reported to President
worship before the Lord thy
the world on the Sabbath on
John F. Kennedy that it is
God.
which the First Israel Music
11. And thou shalt rejoice in all the re-mobilizing all its resources
Festival will open in Jerusalem,
good the Lord thy God hath
given unto thee, and unto thy and manpower to meet addi-
the occasion of the world pre-
house, thou, and the Levite, and
miere of his new cantata, and
the stranger that is in the midst tional demands for religious
of thee.
because they appropriately
and welfare services to Jewish
military personnel and their
prophesize the birth of the From Isaiah LX, 15-22:
Whereas
thou
has
been
for-
dependents resulting from the
youthful Jewish State. And, he 15.
saken and hated,
adds, by "an extraordinary co-
So that no man passed through emergency build-up of Armed
thee,
Forces strength requested by
incidence" they are a part of
I will make thee an eternal
the President and approved by
the Torah reading "which I
excellency,
A joy of many generations.
used for my own Bar Mitzvah,
Congress.
Thou shalt also suck the milk
16.
Sept. 16, 1905."
In a letter to President Ken-
of the nations,
And thou shalt suck the breast nedy, Solomon Litt of New
The Isaiah reading, (Is. LX,
of kings;
15-22) ends with the line "The
And thou shalt know that I the York, president of JWB, de-
Lord am thy Saviour,
clared that "on behalf of
smallest shall become a thou-
And I, the Mighty One of Jacob,
American Jewry, which the
sand, And the least a mighty
thy Redeemer.
For brass I will bring gold,
Welfare Board
National Jewi
nation; I the Lord will hasten 17. And
for iron I will bring silver,
.rld
ce
has
it in its time."
And for wood brass,
ious,
And for stones iron;
g t
War
The Deuteronomy reading
I will also make thy officers
eeds of
oral
welfar
(Deut. XXVI, 5-11) includes the
peace,
y pers • I nel and
And righteousness thy
Jew
prophetic "And he hath brought
magistrates.
y pri-
ents, it 1•
us into this place, and hath 18. Violence
shall no more be heard the•
to • u that
in thy land,
vil
given us this land, a land flow-
Desolation nor destruction
our re-
re • ,
ing with milk and honey."
within thy borders;
anpo
rce .n.
But thou shalt call thy
The original suggestion for
Salvation,
needs
wh •
the use of the _ Bar Mitzvah
aise.
And thy gate
the ght 0
no
theme, Milhaud -states, w a s 19. The sun sh
light by
given to him by Rabbi Edward
the build-u
Neither for
ee;
moon give
Zerin of Temple B'nai Jeshu-
But the Lord s all be unto th
run, Des Moines, during the
an everlasting light,
And thy God thy glory.
summer of 1960 while • both
-Thy
sun shall no mo
were attending the Aspen Music 20. Neither
shall thy
draw itself;
Festival in Colorado.
For
the
Lord
shall be
The full text of the two Bibli-
everlasting light,
cal quotations used by Milhaud
And the days of thy
be ended.
as a text for the new cantata, 21. Thy shall
people also sh
follows:
righteous

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