activities in Society

Three Detroit executives of Jewish communal agencies will be in
Cleveland this weekend for a conference to develop programs to help
meet the critical manpower shortage in agencies. Man D. Handel, di-
rector of social planning for the Jewish Welfare Federation of Detroit;
Gerald Goldstein, assistant director of Jewish Vocational Service-Com-
munity Workshop; and Irwin Shaw, director of the Jewish Community
Center, are attending the two-day meeting. The Midwestern Manpower
Conference has been convened by the Bureau for Careers in Jewish
Service in cooperation with the Council of Jewish Federations and Wel-
fare Funds, National Jewish Welfare Board and the Jewish Occupa-
tional Council.
Cong. Beth Shalom education director Sidney Selig was a partici-
pant at the executive board meeting of the summer activites commit-
teen of the United Synagogue of America's commission on education in
New York City.
Mrs. Sarah Levin of Greenfield Rd. has returned from a two-month
stay with her children, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Levin of Encino, Calif.,
during which she attended the Bar Mitzva of her grandson Danny.
The Bodzin Family Club will meet 8 p.m. Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Bodzin, 16080 Templar Cir., Southfield.
Members of Sigma Delta, Tau Sorority at Wayne State University,
are holding their formal winter rush.

Young Violinist, Conductor
to Team Up at Akiva Concert

Young violinist Madeline Schatz
will appear for the first time with
the Detroit Symphony Orchestra in
the second annual concert spon-
sored by the Akiva Hebrew Day
School, 8 p.m. Feb. 22 in Ford
Auditorium.
Mischa Mischokoff, former con-
certmaster of the Detroit Sym-
phony Orchestra, will be given
special recognition at the concert
for his dedication and contribution
to classical music.
Sergiu Comissiona, musical di-
rector of the Baltimore Symphony
Orchestra, will conduct, in Ber-
lioz' Overture to "Roman Carni-
val," Ben Haim's Three Move-
ments (from "Israel"), Bruch's
Concert No. 1 for Violin and Or-
chestra and Franck's Symphony in
D minor.
Proceeds will benefit the Akiva
Hebrew Day School, which has

Center to Build
Outdoor Pool at
10 Mile Branch

Albert M. Colman, chairman of
the summer program committee
of the Jewish Center, announces
the Center has received a permit
to construct an outdoor children's
swimming pool at the 10 Mile
branch of the Jewish Center.
The pool is to be available this
summer, providing expanded op-
portunities for recreational and in-
structional swim and shortening
travel time for youngsters who live
in the suburbs. Depth of the water,
approximately 31/2 feet, can be
lowered for younger children. In
addition to this pool, deep water
swim and diving instruction will
continue at the Meyers Rd. Center.
A lifeguard and pool staff will
be on duty at 10 Mile, in addi-
tion to the regular summer pro-
gram staff.
Summer transportation to North-
west Detroit and suburban areas
again will be available.
The Center summer programs
will consist of two four-week ses-
sions, June 22-July 17 and July
20-Aug. 14. There also will be a
Teen Camp program consisting of
a three-week session June 29-July
17 and a four-week session July
20-Aug. 14.
The 1970 summer brochure soon
will be available. Nonmembers
may receive a brochure , by calling
group services, DI 14200.

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thinks long, it commonly attains
to think right.
—Samuel Johnson

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Miss Schatz, daughter of a De-
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She has studied with Heimann
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Aspen School of Music and the
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