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Hungry Children of World to Benefit
Bar Mitzvah Boy
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Mumford's new sophomore class
was greeted at orientation, Sept. 9,
by Principal Miss Helen J. Del-
bridge and student council presi-
dent Jim Storm as over 2,700
Mumford students returned for a
new school year. All Mumford pro-1
gramming this semester has been
done through IBM computers and
this has greatly eased the inconven-
iences of a new .1 year.
This semester e welcome many
new members the Mumford fac-
ulty: Loretta Grant, business ed.; ;
Mary Bazaire, Maxine Byrd and
James Gilchrist, English; John Don-
aldson, driver ed.; Clifton Lewis. ;
science: Dalia Navasaitis, resource

teacher: Charles Bryan, special:
Ruth Browne and Irving Gold-
man, counselors.
We are privileged to be hosts

to three foreigriexchange students
this year, Winsome Gruss. from
Southern Rhodesia, Hansje de
Vries Robles from Holland, and
Lars Eckstrom from Swede n.
Hansje and Lars have come to
Mumford under the auspicies of
the World Colincil of Churches.
while Winnie is an American Field
Serv ice student. Four Mumford
students have returned a f t e r
spending their summer abroad as
exchange students. They are Jeff
Champagne, Ecuador; Harry Win-
er, Holland; Robert Rosenthal.
Mexico; and Linda Lewis, Spain.
All restrictions imposed by last
year's millage failure have been

removed. and there will be a full-

scale extracurricular program at
Mumford including all literary, ,
drama, and sport activities.
The Student Council is planning
to hold a car wash Saturday at
Shell station, on Wyoming and
Curtis,-to raise funds. The hours
will be 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Further
plans for the semester include a
dance, homecoming parade, college
assembly and charity drives.
This semester there will be in-
tramural action in football, cross
country, basketball and swimming.
This program will give boys not
of varsity calibre the chance to
partake in athletic competition.
The varsity football team, under
Coach Harold Grove, 'opens its
season today with a game against
Finney at Pershing. The 1964 Mus-;
tatigs • are led by captain Art
Moore.

Youth Orchestra Auditions
Slated at Shaarey Zedek

The Shaarey Zedek Youth Or-
chestra will begin its fourth sea-
son with auditions 1:30 p.m. Sun-
day in the synagogue youth lounge.
The only synagogue youth or-
chestra in the Detroit area, it is
the only regularly scheduled syna-
gogue youth orchestra in the
United States. Organized in 1961
by violinist and conductor Jerome
Stasson, the orchestra performs
regular symphonic literature and,
in addition. studies Israeli, Jewish
and festival music. Five or six
major peebrmances are scheduled.
For information call Stasson, LI
8-8596.-

Morgus Due at Film Party
of Adas Shalom USY

Adas Shalom Synagogue United
Sy nagogue Youth will present
Morgus of WJBK-TV in person at
a. movie party '7:30 p.m. Saturday
in the social hall. Refreshments
Will be served. This event is open
to members of all youth groups,
and guests are invited. For in-
formation call Rabbi Pesach Sobel,
Adas Shalom youth education di-
rector, UN 47474.

26—Friday, September 25, 1964
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Bobby Schwartz Plants
Tree in Israel

While Robert (Bobby) Allen
Schwartz is growing up, 200 trees
in Israel will be growing along
with him, a reminder of his 13th
birthday and the 200 guests he
honored.
Bobby and his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Sid Schwartz, 19909 Hart-
well, decided to try something
new for his Bar Mitzvah at Adas
Shalom Synagogue.
In recent years, the post-cere-
mony celebration has come to
mean splashy, often formal, af-
fairs. At the luncheon for Bobby,
however, there were simple dec-
orations: at each place was a
small paper tree holding a Jew-
ish National Fund certificate
expressing the boy's gratitude to
each guest.
Thirteen guests of honor were
called up to "light the birthday
candles," which turned out to be
the "planting" of 13 mock trees
on Bobby's cake.
Prior to his Bar Mitzvah,

the United Nations Children's
Fund to fight hunger and malnutri-
tion among millions. of children
who are fed the nutrient equivalent
of an American school lunch every
two days..
Jointly created by the Kellogg
Co. and the U.S. Committee for
UNICEF, "Food Wonders of the
World" is a history of the world
through the foods we eat. It con-
tains hundreds of anecdotes about
the eating habits of 39 countries,
and answers such questions as:
Where did watermelon originate?
Who grew the world's first spin-
ach? What U.S. president intro-
duced spaghetti to the United
States? What famous American
dish was created by a dedicated
gambler?
From the Stone Age to the
Space Age, the book explores
dietary fancies and fads of kings,
queens, diplomats, religious lead-
ers, scientists, poets and phi-
losophers, from Confucius to

Robert visited Israel with his
parents. who planted a grove on
the name of the boy's grandpar-
ents, Rose and Julius Schwartz.
Bobby started his own garden of

trees adjoining the grove.
N o w, he is forming a new

"bond" with Israel: Bobby's
birthday gift money will be used
to buy Israel Bonds.

Yeshivah High
Begins Computer
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Training Program

A new program in IBM elec-
tronic computer training has begun
with the new semester in the 10th,
11th and 12th grades of the Beth
Yehudah High School, it was an-
ced jointly by Hillel L.
noui
mn
Abr s, president, and Rabbi
Sa el E. Cohen, principal of Beth
Yehudah High School.
The new program will provide
IBM computer training in solving
business, engineering and science
problems. A similar program is be-
ing inaugurated in the Beth Jacob
High School, girls' branch of Yesh-
ivath Beth Yehudah.
Spearheading the IBM training
program is Seymour J. Wolfson,
an alumnus of Yeshivath Beth
Yehudah and honors graduate in
physics from Wayne State Univer-
sity. He is presently a PhD can-
didate in physics at Wayne State
University.
Rabbi Cohen stated that this was
a pioneering effort on the part of
Yeshivath Beth Yehudah as this
I type of training on the high school
level-is practically nonexistent else-
where in the country. Yeshivath
Beth Yuhudah is the third school
in Michigan to initiate such a
program.

Reality and Symbol
The fasting and humiliation be-
fore God, the confession of sins
and contrition for them, and fer-
vent prayer for forgiveness were,
even before the destruction of the
Temple, the reality in regard to
the Day of Atonement, of which
the rites in the Temple were but
a dramatic syrabol.". 7--G. F. Moore.

Tanis, Tefillin Club Plans
Father-Son Breakfast

Beth Aaron Synagogue's Tanis
and Tefillin Club will begin its
14th year with a Father and Son
Breakfast 8:30 a.m. Oct. 4 in the
"Food Wonders of the World" social hall.
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This national award - winning
for which the Chinese serve noodles
to all boys 12-17, holds
at birthday parties to such scien- club, open
religious services, breakfasts and
tific developments as hybridiza-
programs. There also is a bowling
tion, irradiation and algae-cultiva-
league. Martin Hollander is chair-
tion. It reveals how the first cof-
with Ben Drapkin and David
feehouse was started in Vienna, man,
Caplan co-chairmen. Men's club
why Nigerian hosts welcome visi-
is Abe Halem.
tors with a bowl of nuts, how president
sauerkraut came to Germany and
who taught the. Russians to cook
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Alumni Group Readies
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Rabbi Jack Goldman, director of
fund raising and public relations
for Yeshivath Beth Yehudah, will
be speaker at the first social event
of the newly organized Yeshivah
Alumni Association 8:30 p.m. Sat-
urday in the sukkah of Young
Israel of Greenfield.
Alumni president Seymour J.
Wolfson announced the event
would be in the form of a
"Simchas Beis Hashoeiva," the tra-
ditional celebration for the Feast
of Tabernacles.
Also on the program will be a
report on recent alumni activities
across the nation and a melave
malka. All alumni are invited.
Plans are underway for a "Living
Judaism Lecture Series" featuring
well-known speakers on topics of
current Jewish interest. A bowling
team and other intramural recrea-
tional activities also are planned
this fall.
Elected officers, along with Wolf-
son, are Eugene Kraus, vice presi-
dent; David Fein and Aaron J.
Prero, secretaries; Moshe Gross-
bard, treasurer; and Dr. Sol
Blumenfeld and Rabbi Joel Sperka,
members at large.

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