Camp of the Arts Has Some Openings for Sessions Two
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEVIS
16—Friday, July 10, 1970
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Some openings remain in ses-
sions of the Camp of the Arts pro-
gram at the Jewish Center, July
20-Aug. 14.
Boys and girls in grades 7-11
who are interested in either the
performing or visual arts will
be able to learn or develop skills.
Staffed by artists, the classes
meet from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily .
Youth
News
Habonim Elects
Dan Drachler
in an informal atmosphere. Camp-
ers select two courses from a
major area and one minor.
Courses in the visual arts in-
clude drawing and painting with
Harriet Gaba; ceramics and sculp-
ture, Marilyn Leon; jewelry and
metalcraft, Emoke Szabados; and
photography, Ralph Sirotkin.
Performing arts include mu-
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MIAMI -BOUND?
Habonim Youth Organization, at
its annual elections, named Dan
Drachler as rosh ken (chairman).
Other officers are Mark Linton,
s'gan rosh (vice chairman); Mike
Levy, mazkir (secretary); Judy
Silberg, gizberet (treasurer): Ta-
mar Levy, rosh doar (correspond-
ing secretary); Sherri Silberg, rosh
iton (newspaper editor); Randy
Schein, rosh kronot (fund-raising
chairman); Pat Clampitt, rosh
moadon (hospitality chairman);
Danny Schrier and Donna Mala-
mud, rosh peulot (special activi-
ties); and Bev Salinger, rosh
vaadat telephone (telephone chair-
man).
During the summer, Habonim is
seeking a new meeting place. For
information regarding Habonim cr
meeting place suggestions, call
Judy Silberg, LI 5-8726.
FORMER DETROIT BUSINESSMAN
ABNER A. WOLF
Now the Owner of Florida's Finest
Mobile Home Park, Says:
"Why spend $25,000 and up to buy a beach-front condo-
minium apartment and fight tourist prices and traffic
jams, when you can own a Miami area home for under
$70,000 just minutes from the race tracks, Miami Beach
and downtown Miami?"
Beth Moses Teens Thank
Community Wtih Planting
of Trees in Israel
In honor of those persons in the
community who participated in
the Israel parade and rally May 17
at Oak Park Municipal Park, Beth
Moses Senior USY planted 25 trees
in Israel.
The USYers collected more than
$60 at the rally, following a stage
presentation by members Stuart
Horowitz, president, Ron Anstan-
dig, vice president. Alan Gold-
berg, Paul Haar and Phil Weimer,
past president.
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WE HAVE A HOME FOR YOU!
Live in a fine residential community
with synagogues, shopping centers,
the Doral Country Club, the new
Fontainebleau Country Club, Hia-
leah and Tropical Park race tracks
and fine restaurants less than ten
New Agency to Aid
Jewish College Youth
minutes from your door.
Chevra and Senior United Syn-
agogue Youth of Cong. Beth Moses
will hold a barbecue 3-7 p.m. Sun-
day at the home of Josh Leopold.
18954 Edinborough. Old and new
members are invited.
...AND A SCHOOL FOR YOUR CHILDREN
Israeli Youth Leader
to Teach at Area Camp
NEW YORK—Two Israeli youth
leaders arrived here to conduct
summer leadership training
courses at two Masada-of-ZOA
camps—one of them at Leonidas
Mich.—according to Bernard M.
Rifkin, chairman of the National
ZOA Youth Committee.
The two youth leaders will work
with the boys and girls at the ZOA
camps and help bring the spirit of
Israel to American Jewish youth.
The Israeli youth delegation—
Naomi Haubin and Rami Kezra-
v.ill be at Camp Yehuda in Leoni-
das, and Camp Kfar Masada at
Rensselaerville, New York.
Miss Haubin is secretary of the
world executive of Israel Hatzeira.
the youth movement of the World
Union of General Zionists. She has
been a member of the Young Mac-
cabee movement since age 9 and
was president of that group in
Ramat Chen.
Kezra, a member of Israel Hat-
zeira's world executive, is also a
is from Petach Tickva.
It's stupid to say that genius is
merely long-drawn-out patience. ;
Because in the first place patience
itself doesn't mean anything — it
requires more than patience to gct
what you want — you must go
straight for it. And secondly, there
is one kind of genius, perhaps the
best and most precious, into vdiicli
not a grain of patience enters. But
there is another kind which is due
to effort, a fierce application, and
to that, for my part, I pay re-
spect.—Georges Clemenceau.
services division of the Jewish
Center, DI 1-4200.
sic, Judy Stein; dramatic s,
Daphna Bernson; and dance,
Beth White.
Frequent jam sessions, extended
lunch periods with prominent ar-
tists in the community, provide
an opportunity for the students
to enrich their knowledge of the
arts.
For information, call the group
While you're enjoying your winter visit in a luxurious
"country club" atmosphere, your children can be
getting a fine education from nursery school through
the first three grades of elementary school at our own
Abner A. Wolf School. If they-re older, they can
attend a fine nearby high school, junior college and
university within five minutes of our park.
...AND A SPECIAL SECTION FOR ADULTS ONLY!
52% of our residents are adult families ... and they thoroughly endorse the fact that adults and
families with children can live together if the children are properly supervised ... as they are in
our school.
Lit Allifit
COME SEE FAMILIES ENJOYING LIFE,
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at
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400 N.W. 112th Avenue
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Miami, Florida 33126
(305) 221-7174
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