THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
30—Friday, June 10, 1966

Bowling Trophies Given at Bnai Moshe

Raymond Daneman and his son,
Marc won the Bnai Moshe Father
and Son Bowling Tournament re-
cently, and trophies were presented
to top teams and individual win-
ners from the Bnai Moshe Tallis
At the annual meeting and elec- and Tephillin Club.
tion of officers of the Hillel Day
Mickey Friedman, club adviser,
School, Abe Kasle was elected
president for the coming academic announced that first place in
League A went to the team of Jim
year. Kasle had
Boschan, Brian Cohen, Steve Krue-
previously served
ger and Ken Bershad. The team of
as a vice presi-
Stan Horowitz, Joel Friedman,
dent.
Steve Raskin and Jeffrey Olstien
Retained as vice
placed first for League B.
presidents were
Nathan Shur,
Individual trophies went to Brian
S a u 1 Waldman
Cohen, Joel _ Friedman, Harold
and Philmore
Friedman, Stan Horowitz and How-
Kasle
Leemon. Also
elected a vice president was last
year's building committee chair-
man, Harold Berry.
Other officers include Milton
Marwil, financial secretary;_ Sher-
man Shapiro, corresponding secre-
tary; Eliot Charlip, recording sec-
retary; Howard Danzig, treasurer;
Max H. Goldsmith, honorary presi-
dent; and Rabbi Jacob E. Segal,
honorary life president.

Abe Kasle Elected
Hillel. President

ard Gutman. -

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Bnai Moshe Junior Congrega-
tion will take its annual trip to
Tiger Stadium Sunday to see the
double-header Tiger-Yankee game.
* * *
New officers of Senior United
Synagogue Youth will be installed
in the main sanctuary of Bnai
Moshe at 9:30 a.m. services Satur-
day.
Rabbi Moses Lehrman will in-
stall Marshall Cohen as president;
Irene Kupfer, Marc Sussman and
Elaine Tanzman, vice presidents;
Jeff Dann, treasurer; and Florence
Herson and Lynne Reed, secre-
taries.

Youth Page

Hillel Day School Pupils
Elect Richard Minkin
Student Council Chief

Richard Mink in was elected
president of the newly f ormed
student council of Hillel Day
School.
Delegates are Ralph Greenberg,
Mark Goldsmith, David Reed and
Jonathan Licht, with Gail Nobel,
alternate. Mrs. Joel Weingarten, a
member of the Hillel Junior High
School staff, is student council ad-
viser.
Elected by the student body,
the council members serve as of-
ficial representatives in matters
which concern the whole school.
The council is also designed to
teach good citizenship, promote
school spirit and good student-
faculty - community relations and
encourage high standards of schol-
arship and conduct.

The annual picnic sponsored
jointly by the Dads' Club and PTO
of Hillel Day School will be held
noon Sunday at Kensington Park,
Possum Hollow, Area 4.
Parents and friends are invited
to join in the fun, and are asked
to bring their own food. Light re-
freshments will be available and
there will be games for the chil-
dren and a nature trail for all.
Maps indicating the picnic area
may be obtained at the information
booth.

Hebrew Youth Magazine
Marks Fifth Anniversary

NEW YORK (JTA) — Leading
Jewish educators from various
parts of the country hailed Olam
Padash, the national Hebrew
Monthly magazine for children
and youth on the occasion of its
fifth anniversary, which was mark-
ed at ceremonies of the American
Hotel here last weekend.
Dr. Emanuel Neumann, presi-
dent of the Tarbuth Foundation
for the Advancement of Hebrew
Culture, and member of the Jewish
Agency executive, was guest
speaker at the event. Among the
well-wishers was former Israel
Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion,
who in a letter to Asher Wolk,
founder and editor of the publica-
tion, said that the survival of
Hebrew had been "the primary
factor in the preservation of Jewish
self-awareness."

Beth Abraham Group
Gets Game Plans Rolling

The Young Adult Group of Cong.
Beth Abraham will get together
for a baseball game 1 p.m. Sunday
at Peterson Park, Greenfield and
Pickford.
Other plans are for an election
of officers 8:30 p.m. June 19 at the
synagogue; a dinner-dance June
25 at the Elmwood Casino; and a
beach party June 26 at Kensington
Park's Martindale Beach.
For information, call Shelley
Bank, president, UN 3-4628.

They Made the Grade

DIANE BETH ARNKOFF,
daughter of. Dr. and Mrs. Harry
Arnkoff of Illinois Ave., Pontiac,
who is graduating from Kingswood
School, Cranbrook, was named re-
cipient of the Margaret A. Augur
award, presented each year to the
five seniors maintaining the high-

est scholastic average. Miss Arn-
koff has also been honored by the
Detroit Association of Phi Beta
Kappa and was awarded a cer-
tificate of merit as a finalist in
the National Merit Scholarship
competition. She will enter the
University of Chicago in the fall.

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Fourteen graduates of the Midrasha, College of Jewish Studies,
will receive their diplomas at commencement exercise of the United
Hebrew Schools Sunday afternoon at Ford Auditorium. With the
faculty, they are (from left) top row: Marcia Segall, Jay Masserman,
Manya Auster, Dan Guyer and Sheilah Goldberg; middle: Yoram
Dahav, Evelyn Klein, Yizi Weingarten, Bathsheva Kramer, Sarah
Miller, Sarah Berman, Anna Grunwald, Sarah Moore and Stanley
Skupsky. In the first row are Dr. Irving Panush, assistant superin-
tendent of the United Hebrew Schools; Prof. Shlomo Marenof, dean
of the Midrasha; Albert Elazar, superintendent of the UHS; Dr.
Naphtali Wiesner, educational consultant; and Dr. Shlomo Stein-
berger, instructor.

The United Hebrew Schools will
hold joint comencement exercises
for 395 students at Ford Auditor-
ium 2:30 p.m. Sunday. Students
will be graduated from the ele-
mentary department, high school,
Leadership-Teacher Training In-
stitute, and Midrasha, College of
Jewish Studies.
Superintendent of Schools Al-
bert Elazar will address the grad-
uates, their families and friends.
George M. Zeltzer, president of the
UHS, will extend greetings.
Each branch will be represented
by a graduate who will speak brief-
ly on a topic related to his Hebrew
school studies. These participants
will be David Chinsky, Martin Frid-
son, Robert Rope, Jerry Elson,
I David Bardenstein, Deborah Stein,

Hayim Greenberg School
to Hold Commencement

Graduation exercises of the
Hayim Greenberg Hebrew-Yiddish
School will take place 8:30 p.m.
Tuesday at the Labor Zionist In-
stitute.
Harold Berke, school board
chairman, announces 10 students
will be graduated, most of them
planning to enter the Hebrew high
school. -
Mrs. David Silberg and Mrs.
Gerald Goldberg will distribute
the diplomas and school gifts to
the graduates.
A cantata, "18th Anniversary—
Israel Independence," composed
by Movsas Goldoftas, will be pre-
sented by the graduates, with the
assistance of the fourth class. A
memorial tribute to deceased foun-
ders and devoted workers of the
school will form part of the pro-
gram. Families of these departed
pioneers are invited to this special
ceremony of inscribing the names
in a special "Sefer Hazikaron."
The graduation is open to the
public at no charge. Refreshments
will be served.

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Michael Silbersohein, Emily Warn,
Jeffrey Zaks, and Dan Guyer.
The entire graduating class will
present a cantata, "Mishut Baar-
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director of the UHS, will direct
the 'cantata.
The High School Dance Group
Full program
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Mrs. Yael Biederman, dance in-
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Louis LaMed, chairman of the
Midrasha Board of Directors, will :ow
present the diplomas to the Mid-
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rasha graduates, and Dr. Maxwell
Bardenstein, chairman of the-ed-
ucation committee, will present the
diplomas to the elementary depart-
ment.
Dr. Bardenstein will be assisted
by members of his committee, Rab-
bis Benjamin Gorfrelick, James
Gordon, David Jessel, Moses Lehr-
man, Seymour Panitz, A. Irving
Schnipper and Jacop E. Segal.
The program will also include
the ;presentation of scholarship
awards to deserving students who
will spend the summer studying in
Israel or will attend Hebrew-speak-
ing camps.
The scholarships are made pos-
sible through the efforts of the
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Nancy Adelsberg, Andrew Beider,
Linda Beiner; Dahlia Betel, Marshall
Cohen, Bonnie Sue and Naomi Engel,
Nancye Farku, Louise Goldstein, Mich-
ael Goldstein, David Greenblatt, Ilene
Grossman, Bruce and Ralph Goren;
Joyce Horowitz, Barry Kadashaw, Avi
Kriechman, Joan and Ned Kripke, Sara
Landy, Larry Leibson, Philip Liner,
Shirley Martin, Daniel Marwil, Jay
Masserman, Celine Pastor, Ellen Rad-
ner, Rochelle Rotblatt, Benjamin Schiff,
Shelly Sher, Mark Schneider, Jack
Simkovitz, Michelle Sinkoff, Marc
Sussman, Rae Sztarkman, Howard Torf,
Michael Wachsberg, Marley Weiss, Kar-
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