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April 02, 1971 - Image 32

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1971-04-02

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-_--Friday, April 2, 1971
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

LETTER BOX

Wants Teachers
4o Have a Say in
Education Study

Editor, The Jewish News:
We have noted your March 5
article on the "resolution which
declared the need for a study of
Jewish education" and the let-
ters in your Letter Box of March
19.
Who will appoint the study com-
mission and who will serve on it?
-Who is qualified to interpret class-
room interaction of American
Jewish youngsters? What type of
teacher relates to this youngster
and why? What is the relevancy
of the Hebrew school classroom to
everyday existence?
These and other pertinent ques-
tions must be soul-searched.
There are but a handful of quali-
fied people to implement such a
monumental task. Unfortunately,
they are too humble and reticent
to seek the limelight. While a lay-
man would not dare guide a
physician during an operation, ex-
perts in Jewish education are
legion.
Hebrew teachers for the Am-
erican Jew Ish youngsters are
doomed to oblivion for we do not
__ knew of a single American Jew-
ish graduate who specifically
chose Hebrew classroom teach-
ing as a career. Why? Jews are
heavy in - secular education, so-
cial work and administrative
careers. Could the lack of re-
spect,' Ihonor, and earning a de-
cent living in this uniquely
specialized field be a bottle-
'iieck?
Since we have not reached the
t where we can honestly ap-
h a bright Jewish high school
`te and entice him to join
anks in the Hebrew school
Broom as a life-long career
A, our voice is critical in the
,.ouncils of any effective commis-
sion.
MARVIN LICHTENSTEIN,
Hebrew Teachers Association
President,
Cong. Shaarey Zedek
Local 1899, AFT-MFT
*
*
*

-

Wants Blue, White Colors
Worn on Israel's Day

Editor, The Jewish News:
I had this feeling as I noticed a
few customers where I am em-
ployed proudly wear the color of
the St. Patrick's Day tradition: Let
our color of the Mogen David be
recognized.
Jews years ago in Europe had
to walk the streets wearing a yel-
low star by demand and had their
privileges taken away. Those were
the colors then.
Now I would like to see a nation-
wide recognition of the Inde-
pendence of Israel on that day,
celebrating with pride by wearing
blue and white.
Sincerely yours,
NATALIE SCHNEIDER

UF Healthoramas
in the Tricounty Area

- The United Foundation again
will offer Wayne-Oakland-Macomb
residents 20 free medical tests and
education exhibits, a service pro-
vided more than 17,000 in the
last three years.
Plans for the two spring Health-
oramas, each a four-day event,
were announced by Jacques Cou-
sin, UF executive vice president.
The first Healthorama will be
held April 21-24 on grounds adja-
cent to the Macomb County Health
Department at Groesbeck Hwy.
and Elizabeth Rd., Mt. Clemens.
Another is scheduled for May
19-22 at Olympia Stadium.
The Healthoramas will be spon-
sored by Women for the United
Foundation .(WUF) and the United
Health Orghniration:44.1E10)...v",.,-.1-e'... ,

Monday, April 5, is election day for Southfield voters

Keep INT

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A RECORD OF SOLID ACCOMPLISHMENT

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1969

• Member, Southfield Zoning Board of
Appeals

• Attorney at Law

• President, Southfield Council

• Past National Chancellor, Tau Epsi-
lon Rho, National Law Fraternity

• Council Member

We Endorse Mayor Norman W. Feder for re-election:

Cantor Hyman Adler

Morris Gleicher

Dr. Mervyn Lakin

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Rep. Joseph Forbes

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