22—Friday, July 21, 1967

Made Students
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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS They

Mayan Confers With Gen. Bull

STANLEY J. BOCK, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Bock of Mark
Lane Dr., Southfield, has been
named member of the first debat-
ing team at Stevenson High School,
Livonia. He attended a two-week
course in debate and forensics at
Eastern Michigan University. The'
team won first place in the Mich- I
igan High School Forensic Asso-
ciation debates sponsored by the
Detroit Free Press and the Univer-
sity of Michigan. Stanley is a mem-
ber of the Livonia Jewish Con-
gregation.
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At the East Detroit Recreation
Department's tennis tournament,
Detroiter MARK LEVINE won the
boys' 18-and-under singles cham-
pionship last weekend, defeating
his opponent 2-6, 6-1 and 6-1. He
and a partner also won the 18-and-
under doubles championship.

Bar Mitzva Boy Buys
$1,000 Israel Bond

Israel Defense Minister Moshe Dayan conferred with Gen. Odd
Bull, the UN truce supervisor, in Tel Aviv, on arrangements for
the cease fire on the Suez banks. UN observers have been stationed
on both banks of the canal. A party of UN observers went to Kan-
tara as guests of the Israeli army to inspect accommodations that
have been made available for UN personnel.

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Bond director, handing $1,000
Israel Bond to Joel Ribiat, 13,
who used his Bar Mitzva gifts to
purchase a $1,000 Israel Bond.
Joel, an eighth grade pupil of
Akiva Day School, had his Bar
Mitzva at Young Israel of Oak-
Woods. He is the son of Mr. and
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Rabbi Max Kapustin, director of
the Bnai Brith Hillel Foundation
at Wayne State University, said
this week that at no point during
his two decades in Jewish student
work "have I seen a genuine out-
burst of Jewish concern and soli-
darity even remotely comparable"
with the reaction to the Middle
East war.
"Before the outbreak of hos-
tilities," said Rabbi Kapustin, "the
mood of Jewish students showed
a dramatic change. There was in-
creased traffic at the Hillel House,
telephone inquiries and approach-
ing the director all over the cam-
pus. The question was always the
same: 'Is there news from Israel?'
The radios at the house were kept
going without interruption."

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Rabbi Kapustin said a "watch-
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advanced students may be obtained through your local Hebrew
Organization or by writing to: Brit Ivrit Olamit, P.O.B. 7111,
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Help Israel in Emergency

Two 12-year-old Oak Park girls
who really CARE have gone into
partnership with more than 60
metropolitan Detroit merchants.
I They are neighbors Ami Moss,
12950 Northfield, and Phyllis Gor-
don, 12940 Northfield. Ami is
the daughter of Dr. Leonard Moss,
chairman of Wayne State Univer-
sity's sociology and anthropology
department.
They are planning the fourth
annual CARE carnival to be held
at the Moss home from 10 a.m. to
5 p.m., July 22.
The various businesses have do-
nated food, soft drinks and prizes
as their part of the enterprise.
CARE Carnival Day promises to
be the neighborhood fun event of
the summer with games, door
prizes, food, soft drinks, and sur-
prises.
The girls are hoping to top last
year's $80 collection. Proceeds will
be used to send CARE food pack-
ages and school supplies to needy
children abroad.
Says Dr. Moss: "The girls set
the whole thing up themselves.
The only thing I get to do is spend
the next year putting my yard
back in shape. But I don't care —
for CARE."

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home, arrangements were made
with the deans of various colleges
to keep academic records straight
during the week of finals, which
coincided with the Middle East

crisis.
Both students

and faculty
showed considerable interest in
letter writing, contributions and
volunteer service, Rabbi Kapustin

said.

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