`Trial by Jury' in Akiva School Docket Students Win Scholastic Awards
Rita Sloan Wins
Grinnell Award
The 11th annual $1,000 Grinnell
Foundation of Music piano schol-
arship was won by Rita Sloan, 22,
< of Oak Park.
She was sel-
ected at audi-
tions conducted
by the Michigan
Federation of
Music Clubs at
Michigan State
University.
1•Fhere were 15
entrants between
ages of 16
and 25.
Miss Sloan is to
appear this sum-
mer at the Mich-
igan Music Festi-
Sloan
val in Cobo
The young pianist began her stu-
dies at age 7 with Julius Chajes
at the Jewish Center Music School,
where she was a scholarship stu-
dent 11 years.
She won many awards and per-
formed as soloist with the Detroit
Symphony Orchestra on two occa-
sions. She also was soloist with
Wayne State Orchestra and last
summer won the piano competition
sponsored by the Center Sym-
phony Orchestra. In 1964, as win-
ner of the Pro-Mozart Scholarship,
she studied in Salzburg, Austria.
At present, Miss Sloan is study-
ing under a scholarship with Mme.
Rosina Lhevinne at the Juilliard
School of Music in New York.
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Theological College Dean
to Interview Students
Dr. Joseph Babad, dean of stu-
dents of the Hebrew Theological
College of Chicago, will visit De-
troit Monday and Tuesday to in-
terview prospective students for
the college as well as for its pre-
paratory department, the Yeshiva
High School.
Dr. Babad may be reached 8-10
p.m. Monday at the home of Dave
Dombey, 14500 Park, Oak Park,
and Tuesday at the home of Rabbi
Ernest Greenfield, 17606 Wiscon-
sin, 341-8379.
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GIRLS,
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• Field trips—hikes throughout Igoe!
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Classes in conversational Hebrew
Land & water sports, arts & - traits
American and Israeli counselors
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July-Aug. 1966
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18 days of fruit-picking & other
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10 day ''Go Native" sightseeing
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'• 7 days of rest and recreation
• 3 day orientation seminar
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14 day tour of Italy,
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Students of Akiva Hebrew Day School will present the Gilbert
and Sullivan operetta "Trial by Jury" 8 p.m. Thursday at the Labor
Zionist Institute. In the scene above, Edwin, the defendant (Fred
Ackerman), has been sued by Angelina, the plaintiff (Gloria Silver),
for breach of promise in the courtroom presided over by the judge
(Harry Tatelbaum). Students from the school's 3rd, 4th, 5th and
6th grades will participate in the presentation under the direction
of Mrs. Martin Herman, music instructor. The public is invited at
no charge.
The 20th annual Scholastic Writ-
ing Awards competition in South-
eastern Michigan produced a
number of achievement key awards
in this area, as well as honorable
mentions and commendations.
All eligible key winners have
been entered in the National
Scholastic Writing Awards Con-
test to be judged in New York
City in April.
Senior Division key winners
from Mumford included Doris Se-
ligson, Wendie Abend, Edward
Zuckerman (Mumford Musings
columnist for The Jewish News)
and Marcia Stamell. Among the
Henry Ford winners were Debo-
rah Chafetz, Janet T. Glass, Stev-
en Isenberg, Rita Leventen, Stan-
ley Feldman, Elliott Faxstein,
Harold Gach and James Morgen-
stern.
Cass key award winners included
Bruce Garber and Andrew Hoff-
man.
Other awards went to Lin Kaatz
and Frances Chessler, Berkley; Su-
san Saefkow, Becky Bethel and
Bob Kushler, Birmingham Sea-
holm; Bill "Katzman, Paul Levine,
Michael Stern, David Barcus, Cran-
brook; Judith Cohen and Fred
Miller, Royal Oak Dondero; and
James Schlesinger, North Farm-
ington.
Junior Division achievement
keys went to Coffey students Mari-
lyn Firdman and Cindy Geffen;
Robert Frost, Cynthia Siefman;
Clinton, Alan Y. Droz; and Bir-
mingham Barnum, Janet Falke.
✓ 7 FULL AND
EXCITING
WEEKS
✓ FOR JEWISH
HIGH SCHOOL
STUDENTS
✓ AGES 15 to 18
ROUND TRIP
BY JET
✓ 3-DAY EURO-
PEAN STOP-
OVER
Camp Moshava 'Director
to Show Slides Here
'895
Rabbi Benjamin Shandalov, di-
rector of Camp Moshava, Wildrose,
Wis., will show slides of the camp
and answer questions at 3 p.m.,
March 20 at Young Israel of
In Israel ITT
Northwest.
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Participants enjoy:
Camp Moshava combines a pro-
• Visits to Biblical landmarks
• gram of .athletics with a cultural,
and holy places
religious, and Zionist program that
• Meetings with government of-
ficials and lectures on Israeli
will give the campers enriching ex-
life.
perience in Jewish living.
• Gatherings with Israeli youth
• Trips through the length and
A doctor is a regular member of
Jewish Center teen members are fessor of educational psychology at the camp staff, and a Red Cross
breadth of the land.
• Work period with kibbutz pio-
invited to enter the Comprehensive Wayne State University and as- instructor is in charge of the swim-
neers.
English Division of the "Seventh sistant superintendent of the De- ming and boating program.
Shabbat and Kashrut Observed
Annual Bible Contest" sponsored troit Public Schools.
sponsored by
Registration is open until March
by the department of education and
A poor excuse is better than
American Zionist Youth
24 to all 7th-12th graders in the none — Amer. proverb.
culture of the Jewish Agency.
Commission
This is the center's first year of Youth Division.
In cooperation with the American
Zionist Youth Foundation, Inc., and
participation in the Bible Contest.
the Jewish Agency (Jerusalem) The
Custom Picture Framing
American Zionist Youth Commission
All those between age 12 and 16,
Art Classes
(JOINT AGENCY OF HADASSAH
as of Sept. 15, 1966, are eligible.
AND THE ZIONIST ORGANIZATION
OF AMERICA) is an acknowledged
The content will be: Exodus, Sam-
leader
in Jewish education and
uel II and Joel.
camping, and has conducted annual
summer
courses in Israel since 1951.
The center will award to first-
Experienced and responsible Ameri-
18090 WYOMING at Curtis
place winners, $25; second-place,
Cong. Beth Abraham announces
can and Israeli leaders supervise
Conveniently Located
and guide the group ensuring expert
$15; third-place, $5; and fourth- the establishment of the Sidney
UN 3-1031
direction and care.
place, $5.
Kalt Israel Memorial Scholarship
Sm
5.
For brochure & further information
Those winning first and second by Mrs. Bee Kalt and her children.
write or call Mrs. C. Stone
prize will participate in the re-
This five-year project will offer
gional finals in Detroit, April 24.
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an annual summer trip to Israel *
The regional winner will be to a deserving Beth Abraham teen-
lc
sent to New York to compete in ager for the purpose of study and
-ic
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4,
the Comprehensive English Di- touring.
Mike
Green's
AMERICAN ZIONIST YOUTH COMMISSION
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vision Finals May 8.
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MUSIC
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116
W. 14th St.. Nil York 11, N. Y.
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Sidney Kalt's parents were • LI 8-4432
National contest prizes will be a
872-7386
ORegon 5-1164
slimmer tour to Israel, an Israel among the early founders of Beth x**********************
Abraham
Synagogue.
camp scholarship and Israel
Bonds.
This memorial scholarship thus
For information. contact Allan perpetuates another Kalt genera-
Gelfond, Youth Division, DI 1-4200. tion at Beth Abraham that will
benefit the youth, Dr. Robert
• All Work Guaranteed
The second in a series of teen Schlaff, president of the congrega-
• Moth Proofing FREE
square dances will be held at the tion ,said.
• 35 Yards — $15
Jewish Center 9 p.m.. Saturday.
For information and applica-
Admission is open to 10th, 11th and tions, call the synagogue office,
42 Years Experience
12th graders at a nominal charge. UN 1-6696.
Jim Shultheis will be caller.
uth a
Teen Programs, Dance Slated
Kalt Scholarship
to Send Teen to
Israel in Summer
FIELD
ART STUDIO
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: M. G. M.
ISRAEL -TOUR
FOR TEENAGERS
A BEAUTIFUL CARPET and FURNITURE CLEANING
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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
30—Friday, March 11, 1966
542-4735
SAM SMALTZ
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All teen-agers in the community
are invited to join an Israel Inde-
pendence Day Youth Chorus.
The meetings, tinder the direc-
tion of Asher Tarmon, will be
held 7:30 p.m. this Wednesday,
and March 23 and 30 at the cen-
ter.
The youth celebration of Israel's
18th anniversary will take place
8 p.m., April 23.
For information, call the center.
* * *
The center's Careers Unlimited
program for March will feature
Edward Erskine of Macomb Coun-
ty Community College and Richard
Pfeiffer of Campbell-Ewald Adver-
tising Agency 7:15 p.m. Wednes-
day. No charge. The public is in-
vited and refreshments will be
served.
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sir
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Teen-agerS will explore the topic
of "Civil Liberties—Their Uses and
Abuses" with Ernest Mazey, Michi-
gan director of the American Civil
Liberties Union, 7:30 p.m., March
24.
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The third program in the series
"Breakfast With the Professor,"
11:30 a.m., March 27, will feature
Dr. William W. Wattenberg, pro-
Emanu-El Group
to Host Weekend
Michigan State Temple Youth
will hold its Kalla, study weekend,
today through Sunday at Camp
Tamarack, Ortonville. Temple
Emanu-El Youth Group is hosting
the weekend, chaired by Barb
Gleekman and Nancy Robins.
The theme will be "Hebrew Ethi-
cal Wills," prepared by Rabbi
Ernst Conrad of Temple Beth
Jacob, Pontiac, who also will be
class discussion leader. There will
be 45 MSTY-ites in attendance
from Michigan and South Bend,
Ind. Original services will be led
by the MSTY religious committee.
Central Class of '56
Readies 10th Reunion
The Central High School Class
of 1956 will hold a reunion for its
January and June graduates 8:30
p.m. May 6 at the Sheraton-Cadil-
lac Hotel.
For tickets, contact Mrs. Ann
Silverstein, 21970 Whitmore, Oak
Park. Those with news about them-
selves or classmates are also re-
quested to contact Mrs. Alicia Mar-
golis Tisdale, yearbook chairman,
17161 Anna, Southfield.
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