32—Friday, June 9, 1967 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Miller's First Graduation •– Four boys and six girls will be graduated from Ilillel Day School at the first commencement exercises 8 p.m. June 22 in the Jewish Center auditorium. The ninth graders are (from left) seat- ed: Susan F'reier, Ruthellen Kass, Elissa Baum, Hassidah Bigman, Bonnie Bonin and Miriam Berry; standing: Ralph Greenberg, Irving Mandelbaum, Mark Goldsmith and Jonathan Licht. Parents and friends will be welcomed by Abe Kasle, president of the school, and community greetings will be extended by civic and religious lead- ers. The program will include musical selections presented by the School choir. A reception honoring the graduates will be tendered by the graduates' parents following the graduation ceremonies. United Hebrew Schools to Graduate 322 The United Hebrew Schools will hold joint commencement exercises for 322 graduates at Ford Audi- torium 2:30 p.m. Sunday. Students will be graduated from the ele- 1 mentary department, high school and Leadership-Teacher-Training Institute. Superintendent Albert Elazar will address the graduates, their families, and friends; and George M. Zeltzer, president of the UHS, will extend greetings. George Sil- verman, a graduate of the Cohn Branch, will recite the opening prayer. Theme of this year's exercises News Youth .... . ....... ..... . .. A Letter to LBJ- Please Help Israel Jane Snell. daughter of Mr. and Israel for me to visit. With the Mrs. John Snell of hart Ave., Oak war in Vietnam, I know you Park, a sixth grader at Tyndale mustn't have much time. But School, was so moved by the please try to help Israel for the plight of Israel, that she sat down sake of the Jewish people in the and wrote a letter to President U.S.A. Sincerely, Johnson: JANE SNELL Dear Mr. Johnson: I am only a kid in the sixth grade, but I understand the situa- tion in Israel as many Jewish kids do. Being a Jew, I hope to see Israel some day, but if this fric- tion between Syria, Egypt and Israel keeps up, there will be no They Made the Grade New Bnai Brith Group Plans Membership Tea A new young women's Bnai Brith chapter organizing in the Detroit area will hold a member- ship tea 7:30 p.m. June 2 in the Bnai Brith Youth Organization office. Membership is open to all young women 18-26. For information, con- tact Elaine Sadoff, regional mem- bership chairman of Bnai Brith Young Adults in Detroit, BR 3-5377, or 835-1077 after 5:30 p.m. The High School Dance Group will perform several dances based on the theme of building and fortify- ing the land in ancient Israel. The dance group includes Cecile Aisner, Eddie Betel, Aaron Fox, Ilene Grossman, Jerry Kohen, Su- san Newman, Lynne Reed and Dan Shevitz. The dances are also under the direction of Mrs. Klingman. bard, Ilene Grossman, Kenneth Jacobs, Barry Kadashaw, Gary Krasman, Beverly Kriechman, Joan Kripke, Ned Kripke, Daniel Mar- wil, Sandra Pelton, Howard Sheri- zen, Benjamin Schiff, Jack Simko- vitz, Arthur Slabosky, Howard Torf, Milton Wohl and Karen Zuckerstei n, Hebrew-speaking camps. These scholarships are made pos- Education committee chairman sible through the efforts of the Dr. Maxwell Bardenstein will be Woman's Auxiliary and the gener- assisted by members of his com- osity of families that have made mittee in presenting diplomas to the following continuing grants: the graduates. Scholarships also Max Friedman Scholarship Fund; will be awarded to students for David W. Simons Camp Scholar- is "The Contribution of Ameri- summer study in Israel or at Heb- ship Award; Fannie Smith Camp rew-speaking camps. Scholarship; Maurice Zackheim can Jewry to the Rebirth of a Scholarship Fund; and the fund in Jewish State." Students who will Mrs. Isadore Goren, president of memory of Lena Kaufman and her speak as representatives of their the Woman's Auxiliary, will pre- parents, Bessie and Wolf Kauf- branches on various aspects of the main subject are Mark sent the awards to Leah Ellen- man. berg, Leila Gantz, Paula Gantz, Krauss, Steven Goldschmidt, How- ard Meyers, Ronald Ansandig, Marilyn Glaser, Barbara Goldin, For Romantics Only Michael Levy and Barbara Ralph Goren, Shirley Martin, Su- Schmittel. High school graduate san Newman, Deborah Pollack, Ilene Grossman will discuss the Lynne Reed, Mark Schneider, AND HER GYPSIES Israeli writer Shmuel Y. Agnon, Helen Shiffman, Barbara Silber- Authentic Gypsy Orchestra winner of the 1967 Nobel Prize schein, Steven Sinkoff and Minda Werner, Israel scholarships; Ste- Strolling Violins, Floor Show, in Literature. Concerts The graduates will present a ven Auster, Dahlia Betel, Ralph GR 4-7638 cantata, "Hazon V'Hitgashmut" Cohen, Elaine Colton, Paul Dra- (The Vision and Its Realization), zen, David Goldberg, Alan Gros- compiled by Israel Elpern. princi pal of the Esther Berman Branch, and directed by Mrs. Ayala Kling- man, music director of the UHS. Harry & Sam invite you to JOCELYN NOW OPEN LINCOLN BARBER SHOP (Formerly Wyoming & Curtis) g ewry • Custom Care • Shoe Shining Manicurist • SPECIAL CHILDREN'S CHAIRS • 26090 Greenfield & 101/2 Mile Rd. in the Lincoln Center • On the Air This Week's Radio and Television Programs HIGHLIGHTS Special Time: 9:15 a.m. Sunday. Station: WJBK and Time: 9:45 a.m. Sunday. Station: Channel 2. Feature: A discussion of the commitment and response of the Detroit Jewish community to the crisis in Israel. Dr. Samuel Krohn, president of the Jewish Community Council; Hyman Safran, president of the Jewish Welfare Federation; and Rabbi Jacob E. Segal of Adas Shalom Synagogue, will participate. • • • JAMES ALAN STROM, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Strom of Po- lemic Dr., Southfield, was named Center Dancers to Do a winner of the Detur scholastic award of Harvard College. Strom Church Performance ETERNAL LIGHT is in his sophomore year at the Time: 10:30 p.m. Sunday. The Festival Dancers of the Jew- college as a history and science Station: WWJ. major. The Detur prize, a book ish Center will present its dance Feature: "The Jews of Silence" interpretation of Leonard Bern- award, honors students who have by Elie Wiese], adapted for radio stein's "Chichester Psalms," at made all A's or seven A's and one Christ Church Cranbrook during by Harold Flender. • • • B in class work. Previous winners the morning communion service included henry David Thoreau, 9:30 a.m. Sunday. MESSAGE OF ISRAEL James Russell Lowell. Robert Time: 8 a.m. Sunday. The dance. "Make a Joyful Frost, Walter Lippman and Justice Noise Unto the Lord," created by Station WXYZ. Feature: Rabbi Levi A. Olan of Oliver Wendell Holmes. choreographer Harriet Berg, is • • • performed by 11 women and six Dallas will speak on "Civil Rights ALAN KEITH BENENSON, son children. This is the first time it and Civil Disobedience." • • • of Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Benen- is being performed in a church. IN CONTACT son of Morton Ave., Oak Park, Time: 10:30 p.m. Sunday. was initiated into Gamma Chapter Beth El Graduation, Station: WJR. of Phi Beta Kappa at a Wayne Feature: Hal Youngblood ex- State University dinner. He was Confirmation Services one of seven juniors to receive this Temple Beth El's annual high plores the problems of juvenile school graduation exercises and crime with legal, psychiatric and honor. • • • consecration service for confirm- therapeutic professionals whose SUSAN RITTER, 13, daughter ands and their parents will be held job it is to rehabilitate young law of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Ritter, 8:30 p.m. today. A class of 57 boys breakers. • * • 14550 Vernon, Oak Park, has been and girls will receive their high HEAR OUR VOICE awarded a scholarship to the All- school diplomas, the completion of Time: 11:30 p.m. Sunday. State Piano Session at the Na- 12 years of study in the religious Station: WCAR. tional Music Camp, Interlochen, school of the temple. Feature: "The Art of the Can- The annual confirmation service this summer. The scholarship was tor," featuring the voice of the will take place 10 a.m. Sunday. A presented to Susan by the Berkley Band Boosters. Susan, who plays class of 118 boys and girls will be late Cantor Moshe Koussevitzky. Cantor Harold Orbach will com- flute in the Norup Junior High confirmed by Dr. Hertz and Rabbi ment School Band, is a piano student Kanter. • * • of Mischa Kottler. LUBAVITCH JEWISH HOUR Two authors and two educators • • • Time: 8 a.m. Sunday. Bachelor of arts degrees from were among the recipients of Station: WKNR. Yeshiva University's Stern College honorary degrees from the Jewish Feature: Rabbi Kagan will speak will be awarded to SHARON BETH Theological Seminary of America, DUCHAN, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. which held its annual commence- on "Peace and Unity—The Tora View." Jewish songs by Zvi, Izzy Milton Duchan of Northlawn Ave., ment in New York Sunday. Among and TOBY ETTA ENGEL, daugh- those awarded honorary degrees and Chavez*. Youth inquirers dis- cuss "Jewish Summer Camping ter of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Engel were HARRY SACKLER, author of Addison Ave.. Southfield. Miss and dramatist; ELIE WIESEL, —an Analysis." , novelist and journalist and author Duchan was senior class vice pres- 1 The 'Agron' Dictionary ident and news editor of the col- of "The Jews of Silence": Dr. The first Hebrew dictionary ever lege paper. Miss Engel was chair- JOHN BENNETT, president of the known to have been compiled was Union Theological Seminary; man of the college forums. vice the "Agron" of Saadia Gaon, who president of the dorm and was on Dean HARRY W. JONES of the' lived in the 10th Century of the the newspaper staff and on the Law School of Columbia Univer-1 Common Era- ci t y Tora Activities committee. Mach [Pitt and El is Orchestra Lincoln 5-8614 •••••••• • ••• • •••••‘ a•• • • • ••• • ••• •• ••• • ••• • •••• • ••• • • • • • LET MIMCO LIGHT THE WAY • • • • • • TO GREATER JUNE VALUES! • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • MIMCO HAS THE MOST COMPLETE LIGHTING SELECTION IN THIS AREA! MIMCO 1 i 24200 TELEGRAPH 358-1360 Between 9 and 10 Mile Rds. 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