Young Academicians on Israel Study Tour Youth News NEW YORK—Twenty-foor young Jewish faculty members from 16 major American an colleges and uni- Judean versities left Monday for a two study-tour of Israel wader the lltil i . i at P - "ky r aspires of the American Jewish seniors, representing the National Cammittee. Council of Yaw Judea, have left Selected by AJC chapters across for the second national midwinter convention of Young Judea Is- the comstry, the young academic- ians, age 25-35, come from di- rael, where they will meet with verse cfisciplines including the fine Imam, Israel Smuts. The boys and girls, age 17-1a, arts, matheonaties, anthropology, are regional presidents and mem- medicine, law and social work_ bers of Young Judea, sponsored They will be given the °Ivor- by Hadassah. Minty to obsesve at first hand the The IR delegates also will be situation and problems of the state joined at the convention by 85 of Israel is relation to the Waddle Young Judea= who are in Israel East_ for a one year work-study coarse_ They also will meet with Israeli Hadassales ties with the Israel academicians and intellectuals in scoot movement goes back to 1523 their respective fields in the hope when Henrietta &old, founder of of establlsbing Inutgal mderstand- Hadassak, and Judah Magma the ling as weil as personal and profes- Est president of the Hebrew Uni- sional ftiemlidtips_ versity, helped to bdrodnire smut- Dorig the seminar, they will ing to Israel_ Hadassab mderwrate hear nod (swan presentations by the translation and prodnetiat af Dr. Slaloms Avineri, head of He- Mr Baden Powell's snout manual brew UniwersitY's Paden' seiemee into Hebrew. department; Dr. David Flamer, as- In addition to lectures, sma- sociate professor of comparative shups and hominess meetings, the raglan; Dr. Yaacov Taboos, pro- Young Jackass, housed at the fessor of sunders kisiory; Si- Hada:mak Wills Youth Center on - IL Herrman, associate profes- Moist Scopus, are taken on tours sor of psychology; Dr. Nathan Ro- of the country. tenstreich, professor of philosophy; On weekends, they are house and Dan Rosen, adviser to the guests of the Israel scouts. They brach Wonistry of Education and atm will spend a weekend on a Canine_ kibitz Beth Jacob Girls Young Plan Festive Week braeliyc The senior class will Mat the en- tire student body of the Beth Jacob WWI School at the annual Hanuka party s p.m_ Monday at the Beth Yebodah School. In addition to the traditional latices, they will serve cakes, cooki ines and sweets they are pre- Par • • • Grade 10 will celebrate the com- pletion of the entire book of Bereshis after a thorough study of the commentaries 8 p.m. Thurs- day in the Beth Yedudah School Parents and friends of the stu- dents will be invited to a fried • chicken dinner, "limbered and cooked" by the students. A pro- gram of plays, skits and readings of the completed first book of the Humash will be presented by the hostesses. • • • The PTA and students will spon- sor the first annual "Theme Week Highlights" at the Yeshiva audi- torium 8 p.m. Wednesday_ The program will feature the outstand- ing songs, formations, presenta- tions and art work developed dar- ing Theme Week. The show will be open only to women for a small fee. Signs, posters and decorations for the annual Remake carnival have been prepared by the 11th graders. Akiva • Action Line Join . They Made The Grade STUART GORDCK a senior at Oak Park High School, has been named a me national swimmer in the animal achievement :wants BY DINAH WEISS competition of the National Com- (Moak h It eel in the 7tk acme. a of Teachers of Emilie 00CFEi. hiek secretary et Ube Illakee Came- en. Amseg ter sperm imereeer are Of 8,050 simians participatimg na- and baklegjo tiowwide, 872 were chosen as final- em Th e girls in Mrs. Samsun's Mb ists on the basis of writing ability The and 7th grade home economies and the results of special Engfish classes baked pineapple-raisin examinations. Stets the son of cookies at school for Hanoka. Mr.-and Mrs_ Abraham Gordon elf After preparing the batter and Sussex Ave, Oak Park. putting it in the oven, we waited anxiously for the results. Finally, we tasted the first batch of cookies. We thought the cookies tasted pretty good for the work of beginners. Anyhow, we all had a lot of fun. The sixth grade girls are also embroidering a pillow case, and the seventh grade girls are cro- cheting kipot (skullcaps). DAVID HOROWITZ, newly dented secretary of the United Nations Correspondents Associa- tion, is the first Jewish officer in the 25-year history of the _press group_ Be represests the World Union Press and also is orator of the Jewish Week and the Amer- ican Examiner, a New York weekly. STU RABEN IVIIMICRANOT Spec:arm:ill in Wedchngs, Bar Mamas. eft. 537-411211 364-9112 TIE DETROIT 11311191 IIEWS Friday, Daumber 2S, 1970-2S Oakland U. Withdraws Ban on Yule Decor Oakland University officials, con- was adopted in good faith, but ceding that they may have gone that the ban went further than too far in banning christmas dec- "legitimate concern about religious orations from campus, withdrew displays." the ban this week in line with the The withdrawal of the ban will recommendation of a local Ameri- have tittle effect, however be- can Oyu Liberties Union official cause Oakland students have be- Withdrawal of the •prohibition gun their vacations. was supported by the university's council an prejudice and discrimi- nation, which originally approved COMEDIANS, the ban after Jewish students ob- .s CARICATURES, PIararAccerflee-ele Rand jected to a Nativity scene dis- Mod LIN% Orchestra SEYMOUR SCHWARTZ AGENCY played at the student center. 356-8525 Ernest Maxey, executive direc- • . • tor of the Michigan ACLU, said Sweet 16 Favors he was sure the university policy r****in"*".****w******* • nvitations MUSIC BY SAM BARER 4t AND HIS ORCHESTRA LI 1-2563 :".•••••••••••••••"•••••••••••••••••••••••••••• : • FOR PRE-TEENS & JUNIORS VACATION TIME IS • SALE TIME • I AT IN OAK PARK • • • 23133 COOLIDGE Jost Nash of 9 Mile Maw 545-3242 POTTER MOVING & STORAGE CO. 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