Students Celebrating With Israel
Last Suziamer's Study Yields This Year's Trip
The second annual Summer Is-
rael Youth Ulpan sponsored by the
Jewish Center June 30-Aug. 21,
will provide an intensive Hebrew
language experience in Israel for
those who completed the 1968 De-
troit Summer Ulpan and weekly
follow up sessions (see last week's
youth page).
Formal class sessions are held
25 mornings. The eight-week sched-
ule includes 10 days touring Is-
rael. visits to a kibutz, a weekend
in Jerusalem, time spent with Is-
raeli familes and at least three
weekends for free time.
The - buddy system." designed to
help gain a command of the He-
brew language, is being arranged
by the Jewish Agency's youth de- '
partment. Suitable high school stu-1
dents will join their American
"buddies" each afternoon and par-
ticipate with them in all of their
activities for the remainder of the
day. including the group's planned
tours.
Thus, the student will have the
maximum opportunity' to practice
Akiva Open House
to Acquaint Parents
With Day School
Second graders at Hillel Day School (above) and students at
Akiva Day School taste the cake supplied by Jewish National Fund
as they help celebrate Israel's 21st anniversary. In the top photo are
(from left) David Medow, Jala Soleymani and Adam Baker. Hillcl
students, whose fingers add up to 21, are (from left) Howard Gins-
burg. Audrey Krakovits, Dinah Weiss and Yosef Menachem Pick.
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Vitrtft
,R-nnouncernents
Paso), 21000 Gardner, Oak Park, a
daughter, Miriam Beth.
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April 29—To Mr. and Mrs. Mark
! Eichner (Margaret Silverman),
20175 Roseland, Southfield, a daugh-
ter, Michele Joy.
s
April 29 — To Dr. and Mrs. Mar-
' vin L Skore (Harriet Weiss), 29165
Fairfax, Southfield, a son, Jeffrey
Alan.
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April 28--To Mr. and Mrs. Pant
Himelhoch (Marcia Kaplan), 10431
Oneida, Oak Park, a son, Scott
Daniel.
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April 26 To Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
ward D. Gold (Francine Kamin),
April 29—To Dr. and Mrs. Allan 20177 Willowick Dr., Southfield. a
Weiner (Betty Perlmutter of El son, Lorne Brian.
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April 25 — To Mr. and Mrs. Neil
REV. GOLDMAN L.
Rosenthal (Judith Katzman), 31416
Stonewood Court West, Farming-
ton, a son, Alan Bradley.
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MOH EL
April 24—To Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
353-5444
H. Rabin (Diane Jaslow of De-
troit), of Flint, a daughter, Mellisa
Ilene.
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April 24 — To Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Zimberg (Sandye Lerman), 29290
IExperienced Mohel
Prestwick, Southfield, a son, Brian
Serving in Hospitals & Homes
Mark.
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544-2864
April 23—To Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Pick (Joan Wagner), 22148 Dante,
Oak Park, a daughter, Jill Natalie.
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Recommended by Physicians
April 22—To Mr. and Mrs. Harry
RABBI
Sturm (Elinor Ferencz), 2383]
Jerome, Oak Park, a daughter,
Expert Mohel
Judith Miriam.
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Serving Hospitals and Homes
LI 2-4444
LI 1-9769
April 21—To Mr. and Mrs. Ben-
jamin Adler of Baltimore, (Judith
Baumer of Detroit), a son, Jona-
than Sandor.
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April 18—To Mr. and Mrs. Mor-
ley Katz (Sharon Woronoff), 13110
Oak Park Blvd., Oak Park, a son,
Jeffrey Howard.
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April 16—To Mr. and Mrs. Shel-
don
Belenson
(Janet
Tolchin), 22065
RABBI SNAIAU.
W. Eight Mile Rd., a son, Darrel
May 3—To Dr. and Mrs. Howard
B. Dubin (Susan Jonas), 25328
Shiawassee, Southfield, a son,
Arthur Michael.
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April 30—To Mr. and Mrs. Sid-
ney Finkelstein (Adrienne Schon),
28464 Aberdeen, Southfield, a
daughter, Sheryl Joy.
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April 30—To Dr. and Mrs. Stew-
art Epstein (Linda Rose), G3285
Mackin, T183, Flint, a daughter,
Lisa Ann.
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April 30—To Mr. and Mrs. David
Wein (Marsha Fenton), 29034 Rain-
blewood, Farmington, a daughter,
Tricia Elyse. * • *
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MARSHALL
RABBI JOSHUA SPIRO
Leo Goldman
ZACHARIASH
M 0 HE L
34145952 .,
Eugene.
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April 9—To Mr. and Mrs. Harold
J. Altman (Junbeth Thall), 24241
Manistee, Oak Park,. a daughter,.
Lisa Ellen.
Akiva Hebrew Day School, now
in its fifth year, will have an open
house 9:30 a.m. Wednesday. Pros-
pective parents and others in the
! community will be able to tour the ,
school, observe classes and meet
with the school's principal. Rabbi
Manfred Pick, for discussion.
Classes, limited to 15 students
each, range from kindergarten to
ninth grade. A total of 152 students
are enrolled.
The curriculum also includes art,
music, physical education and
home economics.
For information, including schol-
arships, call Akiva, 545-1060, or
Mrs. Max Levin, VE 5-0002.
Student Writers Win
Press Club Awards
A local Wayne State University
coed and a Henry Ford High
School senior placed first in two
categories of the Detroit Press
Club Foundation annual awards
last Friday.
They are Judith Frutig, who won
$350 in the college division feature
writing category; and Robert
I Sklar, who won $350 for general
writing ability.
In addition, three local Univer-
sity of Michigan writers who re-
ceived awards in the competition
were Lloyd Graff, second in fea-
ture writing, Martin Hirschman,
second, expression of opinion; and
Daniel Zwerdling, third, news re-
porting. They received $200 and
$100 prizes.
The student awards were among
22 in college student and profes-
sional competition, plus five in
high school competition.
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Hebrew conversation with someone tional full-time counselor, the
who is both a friend and an in- classroom teachers, and the tour
formal teacher.
guides will be assigned to the
The Ulpan will be housed at group in Israel by the Jewish
Bet Ruthenberg at the top of Agency's youth department.
Mount Carmel, Haifa. In addi-
tion to the living quarters, de- 36—Friday, May 9, 1969
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
signed specifically for youth
groups, Bet Ruthenberg provides
facilities for classes and social
activities.
On the days when class sessions
Leave Everything to Us
! WHY WORRY!! .
are held, the afternoons and eve-
nings will consist of such activities
as excursions in the Haifa area,
swimming in the Mediterranean,
attendance at Hebrew theaters and
open-air parties on the beach and
in the Carmel forests with local
youth.
Ezri Uval will be the group
leader on behalf of the Jewish Cen-
ter's Hebrew department. An addi-
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