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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
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Youth News
Students of Detroit Schools
symbolize Six Days in June
BALTIMORE (JTA)—The only
coffee house for teen - agers in
'Baltimore's Park Heights area,
planned and developed by 18 Jew-
ish youth groups, was opened re-
cently in the local Jewish center.
- The coffee house. named by the
youngsters "The O z y in a n d i a n
Ruins," which is being operated
and staffed by the youth organiza-
tions, is a direct result of the
JCC's newly - created extension
services department. The depart-
ment was set up to meet specific
community needs in line with the
belief of JCC officials that the
center, as a communal agency, had
responsibilities extending beyond
the confines of its building.
One of the major concerns of
the new department was to meet
the social needs of the young peo-
ple in the community by providing
them with something to do on Sat-
urday nights and a place to go.:
with the provision that it would be
their place in every sense, reflect-
ing their tastes, interests and
philosophy.
Tau Epsilon Phi Fraternity's 1 The band "Tyrome and the Heat
Delta Tau, Phi Gamma and Phi Waves" will perform. Refresh-
Epsilon Chapters, 'will hold an ments.
open house party 8 p.m. Saturday
at Workmen's Circle Center.
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The party will acquaint high
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the fraternity.
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his orchestra
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On the testimony of two wit-
nesses should the murderer be put
to death. He shall not be put to
death on the testimony of one wit-
ness.—Deuteronomy 17
Each holding a Star of David, students of Detroit Jewish schools
rm a traditional six-pointed star to symbolize the forthcoming
srael Bond dinner celebration of Israel's historic Six Days in June
be held June 4, at Cobo Hall. Shown are (clockwise from center
°reground) Nanette Sable, 15221 Oak Park Blvd.. Oak Park, repre-
enting the United Hebrew Schools; Nora Passman, 22880 Newport,
outhfield, of the Temple Israel Religious School; Denise Smith,
5971 Radclift, Oak Park, of Shaarey Zedek School; Regina Levi,
4085 Ludlow, Oak Park, of the Beth Jacob School of Yeshivath Beth
ehudah; Gayle Nobel, 15031 Dartmouth, Oak Park, Hillel Day
hool; and Deetza Leichtmann, 17377 Wisconsin, of the Akiva
ebrew Day hcSool.
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DONN GOLDSTICK, a violist in will graduate from Henry Ford
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I Jay Masserman. a senior at • •
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Wayne State University, has been : ••
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a' 9. Donn is the son of Mr, and national scholas-
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rs. John D. Goldstick, 32128 tic honorary soci-
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1966 all-state high school or- versify in Jerusalem. Initiation •
estra and in the World Youth ceremonies will be held Jime 3 at 2
mphony in 1967. Donn is cur- Wayne. followed by a banquet. Jay • •
ntly playing first chair in Michi- will enter the University of Michi- ; IS
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You will recognize the labels immediately!
n Youth 'Symphony, Jewish Cen- gan medical school in August. He •
Symphony and the Plymouth , is a part-time teacher at the United i 41
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1Hebrew schools and a youth leader ; •
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Mrs. Ben Pivoz of Greenview Shaarev
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Outstanding youth will be bon- : • •
State
for
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year University
1968-1969.
Carol
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Club Annual Youth Awards Night , •
reg. 10.50
NOW 11.25
reg. 22.50
NOW 5.25,
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reg. 12.50
NOW 6.25
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* * ' ' Those who will receive kidush 1 •
reg. 15.50
NOW 7.75
reg. 28.50
NOW 14.25
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1.5ii Guest Rooms—Sauna—TV
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Andrea Fleischman, 7th grade; 1:
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Hurry
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Charlotte's
Star
Sale
of
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Year
fiery Thurs., 6..10 p.m.
* 4( son, 9th; Denise Baron. 10th:
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* Newest Colors and Materials
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Limit
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dealers
FREE BANQUET SPACE
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Cocktail Hour
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Dinner Served Doily
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