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Technion Summer Project
for High School Students
NEW YORK — Technion —
Israel Institute of Technology will
offer a program this summer for
Jewish high school students from
the United States and Canada. The
program is designed as an intro-
duction to scientific and techno-
logical subjects.
The program will run from July
12 to August 30, and will combine
four weeks of study on the Tech-
nion campus on Mt. Carmel, Haifa,
with two weeks of sightseeing in
Israel and one week in a kibutz.
Enrollment will be limited to 40
high school students, age 16 to 18,
with general interest in science
and technology. There is no pre-
requisite of high school science
courses.
Temple Youth Service
Temple Kol Ami's youth group
will conduct the synagogue service
8:30 p.m. today at the Birmingham
Unitarian Church. An original pro-
gram will be presented. Roberta
Desmonde and Corinne Abromo-
witz have prepared the prayers
and meditation.
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Youth Groups to Play Role in Independence Celebration
Israel will benefit from a num-
ber of carnival games being plan-
ned• by youth organizations taking
part in the community-wide cele-
bration of Israel's independence
May 2 at the Jewish Center.
Booths and tables will be set
up along both entrances to the
Center prior to the formal 11 a.m.
program indoors, and throughout
the afternoon there will be oppor-
tunity to visit the various exhibits.
The May 2 celebration is under
the sponsorship of the Jewish Com-
munity Council and Detroit Zion-
ist Federation, with the coopera-
tion of the Jewish Educators Coun-
cil. The latter has responsibility
for presenting the indoor celebra-
tion.
There will be two simultaneous
programs—one for children in
grades 1-6 in the DeRoy Theater
and the other for older students
and adults in the gymnasium.
Religious school students are
being encouraged to attend the
performance, along with their par-
ents.
The gymnasium program will in-
elude performances by the Ha-
bonim Dance Group and the Dor
Hadash Singers, as well as a
multi-media presentation on Israel
by teen-agers from various syna-
gogues.
At the program for younger
children there also will be sing-
ing and dancing and a little talk
about Israel and Independence
Day.
After both programs, which
will last about an hour, there
will be community dancing on the
grounds of the Center.
Among the organizations which
have reserved space for carnival
games are Wayne State Univer-
sity Hillel Foundation, which will
sponsor a gypsy fortune-telling
booth, and Hashahar Junior High
Group, which will have a "hit
the city" game. Hashahar's Sen-
ior High Group will man an in-
formation table.
Glennwood Chapter of ORT also
is planning a carnival booth, and
there are displays scheduled by,
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Composes Petition for Kids
Teen Takes Up Fi ght for Soviet Jews
Joanie Michlin, one month away tions in behalf of Soviet Jewry. At
from age 14, is determined to the rate she's been going this week,
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adults weren't either. Joanie
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Judy Karbal,. co-author of the Jew-
ish Center "happening" dedicated
to Soviet Jewry last week.
joanie's activity began in earn-
est after the recent Shaarey Zedek
program on Soviet Jewry, which
the. Michlins attended as a fam-
ily. "All of a' sudden, without* our
. prompting," her father retallS,
"she got extra buttons and peti-
tions and started circulating, them.
She hasn't let. up yet. We're very
proud of Our -daughter.7
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among others, the Jewish National
Fund, Technion, Bnai Brith Metro-
politan Detroit Council, Chabad and
the Laymen's Institute on the Mid-
dle East.
Judy Grant and Helen Opatow-
ski, two young women who attend-
ed the Brussels World Conference
on Soviet Jewry, will man a table,
set up with the assistance of the
Community Council, to call atten-
tion to the Soviet Jewry issue.
Beth Jacob to Hold
High School Graduation
Temple Beth Jacob of Pontiac
will hold its annual graduation
exercises 8:30 p.m. April 30. Reli-
gious services and graduation ex-
ercise will be conducted by Rabbi
H. Philip Berkowitz.
Dr. M. Kenneth Dickstein, presi-
dent of Temple Beth Jacob and
Robert Sachs, chairman of the
religious school, announce the fol-
lowing will graduate from the
temple high school department:
Thomas H. Cinoman, Joseph
Louis Kahn, Richard Allan Ketchel
and Jeffrey Steven Stern.
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