THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS 34—Friday, August 2, 1968 Neal Stulberg, 14, Hasidic Children • • Bnai Brith Youth Install Council Chiefs Wins Competition Get Anti-Poverty Program Aid at Interlochen The Bnai Brith Youth Organization, at its annual ceremonies, installed Aleph Zadik Aleph and Bnai Brith Girls council officers as follows (from left): Joyce Keller, counselor; Lynne Watnick, re- porter; Judie Cohen, secretary; Jann Rosen, second vice president; Nancy Kadushin, first vice president; and Tobye Bindes, president; AZA aleph godol (president), Richard Segal, who also was elected president of the entire District 6 AZA recently; Jordon Cherkinsky, aleph s'gan; Jack Guttenberg, aleph gizber; Alex Polsky, aleph maz- kir; Richard Rosenberg. aleph sopher; and Alan Sorkow, aleph kohen godol. Not pictured is Alan Spoon, aleph moreh. Youth News Rabbi Suggests That Young Pacificists `Appalled' by Israel's 'Use of Power' (Direct JTA Teletype Wire to The Jewish News) UJA Young Leaders See Need to Help Israel TEL AVIV (JTA) — The 90 young men and women comprising the United Jewish Appeal Young NEW YORK (JTA) — Jewish Leadership mission, who have As a winner of the National Mu- sic Camp solo competition in. In- children and teenagers from poor spent 19 days in Israel, "fully un- terlochen, Neal H. Stulberg, 14- families comprise the bulk of par- derstand the importance of the year-old son of the Samuel Stul- ticipants in two current federally- partnership between the people of bergs. 19560 Roslyn, will be piano funded summer anti-poverty pro- Israel and the American Jewish soloist with the World. Youth Sym- grams in New York City sponsored community," James Nobil of Ak- by Tora Umesora, the National ron said at the closing meeting of phony Aug. 10. the group here. Neal, one of 16 winners out of 99 Society for Hebrew Day Schools. The leaders will now convey to There are 370 teenagers in the who entered the concerto contest, will play a movement from the Neighborhood Youth Corps sum- their respective communities the Shostakovich Piano Concerto No. 2. mer program and 180 children in "urgency of continuing emergency a Head Start program. Both boys fun-d-raising levels to help ease Only six pianists were winners. Not satisfied to be "just" a and girls are enrolled in the non- the burden of the Israeli Jews in pianist, Neal is a violinist in the , sectarian programs. In 1966, when I supporting the programs of the National Music Camp's World the Youth Corps program under Jewish Agency in education, health, Youth Symphony orchestra. Tora Umesora was started, there I social welfare, housing and ab- He is transferring to Cass Tech were 170 teenage participants. In sorption," he said. High this year after having attend- 1967, a similar program had 418 ed Mumford. At home. he studies Darticinants. This year. there are Piano with Mischa Kottlr and vi- 370 members in the ten-week pro- ola with Ara Zerounian. the latter gram. This year's program was UNLIMITED a member of the Interloohen sum- funded at nearly $200,000. • mer faculty. He also plays violin In both programs, Jewish par- and guitar: He was enrolled in OP ticipants are • the majority with camp from 1962 through 1966 and Negro and Puerto Rican children making up the balance. About , half returned this season. Actually this will be Neal's sec- of the Jewish teenagers and about and exnerience in concerto onmne-: three-fourths of the Head Start tition. While a student in the inter- pupils are from Hasidic homes in mediate (junior high) division poverty areas mainly in Brooklyn. 1965, he earned the right to be a The national Youth Corps pro- On Our Own Private soloist with the Intermediate Sym- grams concentrate on teenagers 18 Hole Championship phony Orchestra. who are actual or' potential high school dropouts. However, the teen- Course (From Aug. 4) agers in the 1968 Tora Umesora ELECTRIC GOLF CARTS program are all enrolled high DRIVING RANGE school students. to SPECIAL MIDWEEK two basic - The program provides • N,1 GOLF PACKAGES WASHINGTON (JTA) — Jews benefits. The young people are in the Soviet Union will receive placed in jobs at which they learn 4REALSHOWS ALL SUMMER Rosh Hashana greeting cards andlwhile they earn $45 a week and re- Jewish calendars this fall as the ceive a variety of counseling help, Aug. io--NEIL SEDAKA result of a campaign sponsored by particularly in remedial reading. the Seaboard Region of the United Facilities for the job training are Aug. 17—Allen Sherman Synagogue Youth Organization of located at about 60 sites, including Tennis, great Fishing and i8oating, Conservative Jews. 1day camps, Head Start centers, Indoor Pool & Health Club, Vene- tian Outdoor Pool, Superb air cond. Called "Shomer Akhi Anokhi" (I summer schools, school offices and accommodations (all de luxe rooms have TN.) Gourmet meals. Am My Brother's Keeper). the overnight camps. The program Teen Club featuring "Townsmen Rock campaign stemmed from a belief thus helps not only the teenagers & Roll Band." Day Camp (Nite Patrol) that cards from ordinary individu- but also directly benefits the non- als and families would express to profit institutions. . Soviet Jews the American Jewish 0444. Nearly $200,000,000 in redevelop- community's friendship and con- SWAN LAKE 15, N.Y. cern. All interested Jewish groups ment has been started or com- Write for Color Brocnure have been urged by the youth or- pleted in Detroit urban renewal or phone Hotel (914) 292-8000 or SEE YOUR TRAVEL AGENT ganization to join the campaign. areas. Another $200,000,000 of Amami Your Hosts: DINNERSTEIN FAMILY Amok The cards and New Year messages construction has been announced. will be mailed to Soviet synagogues. for distribution. Although the names and ad- SCHECHTER & HIRSCH'S dresses of the Soviet Jews were not at first readily available, 'a HOTEL KOSHER list was finally compiled. Group representatives contacted the Rus- sian Embassy in Washington for ENTIRE OCEANFRONT BLOCK — 37th to 38th St. MIAMI BEACH names that could be made avail- CHILDREN UNDER 5, IN PARENTS ROOM able to them. Embassy officials ONLY $5 DAILY INCLUDING MEALS. demurred, however, ,explaining FREE CHAISE LOUNGES, MATS & PARKING' that Moscow must release such in- REFRESHMENTS FOR CHILDREN & per $ 7 * daily CHILDREN'S POOL. COMPLETE PLAY formation. MoscOw has not yet re- person AREA WITH SWINGS, SUMO- POND, dble. 0cc. plied to the group's inquiries. VOLLEYBALL, SHUFFLEBOARD, etc. to Sept. 2 REE OLF can-Israeli exchange, told the vis- iting Americans that If we in Is- TEL AVIV — An American rab- rael are suffering from an over- bi charged Wednesday that "the dose of nationalism, you in Amer- best young people of the American ica are in danger of losing your Jewish community" were develop- Jewish consciousness altogether ing an antipathy toward Israel as because you have failed sufficient- a result of the Six-Day War. ly to emphasize the peoplehood as- Rabbi Richard L. Rubenstein. pect of what it is to be Jewish." chaplain to Jewish students at the Rabbi Arthur J. Lelyveld, pres- University of Pittsburgh and di- ident of the AJ Congress, opened rector of the Hillel Foundation the discussion with an admonition there, participated in the "Ameri- to both Israelis and Americans can-Israeli Dial:•_-,fue" at the Weiz- about their interdependence. mann Institute in Rehovot spon- "Without Israel to make us aware sored by the American Jewish of our responsibilities and deepen Congress. our research for the meaning of He said that these young Jews, our heritage," he said. "we Ameri- frequently pacifist in their beliefs. can Jews might easily become a had been appalled by Israel's re- placid element in the stream of sort to military force. Indifferent Jewish history. Without a vigorous to the Arab determination to an- Jewish community in the United nihilate Israel, he said, they have States to support Israel and keep been shocked by the fact that Is- the stafe alive to its long-range rael has had to observe the rule objectives Israel might degenerate of.-maked power. into a militarized, levantized state As a result. said Rabbi Ruben- inviting destruction by failing to Stein, Israel must face the possi- stand for its own future." bility of an increasing alienation Of the most sensitive element of the American Jewish community. • This element was described as the young men and women of the New Left, imbued with "messianic lib- BRUCE FELDSTEIN, son of Dr. eralism and alien to the realities of power. It was, he said, a genera- and Mrs. Herbert S. Feldstein of tion that gives its strength and Jeanette Ave., Southfield. and passion to every man's cause save JILL COLEMAN, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert M. Coleman of its own," An Israeli writer. 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There are 205 junior The fact that Grossinger's has an 18-hole championship high school students among the Proudly we offer golf course, 8 all-weather tennis courts, a 50-meter 7,100 U.S. students participating in the program. outdoor Olympic pool, a 25-meter indoor pool, US Y to Send Cards Soviet fetus STEVENSVILLE ea.aui They Made The Grade Affir FREE Cantor Irving Rogoff assisted by the Nevele Symphonic Choir Rosh Hashonah and Yom Kippur September 22 — October 2 ELL.ENviLLE. NEW YORK Hotel Tel: 914-647-6000 or Call Your Travel Agent * * * SANFORD LEVINSON, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Levinson of Birch Ridge Rd., Southfield, has been awarded a scholarship to- ward a year's study at the He- brew University, Jerusalem. A graduate of Southfield High School and United Hebrew Schools high • school, he is a junior at the Univer% sity of Michigan. * * * Three youths from the Detroit area are among 235 college stu- dents who will attend the annual summer institute conducted by Bnai Brith Hillel Foundations at Camp Bnai Brith, Starlight. Pa. They are Hedy Coblentz, 17615 Patton, a senior at Wayne State University; Carol L. Krause, 20000 St. Mary's, a senior at Eastern Michigan University; and David I. Krohn, 23180 Laurel Valley, South- field. a junior at Brandeis Univer- sity. The institute, which opens Aug. 27, is an intensive eight-day program 'of seminars; 'workshops and student faculty discussions. I a mile-long lake, 2 health clubs, a baseball field, handball and shuffleboard courts, and a horseshoe pitching area (whew) doesn't stop many of our guests from doing nothing at all. . Grossinger's is a beautiful, peaceful spot in the mountains. 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