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Youth to Make Music at Synagogue

SHAAREY ZEDEK YOUTH ORCHESTRA

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The Shaarey Zedek Youth Or-
chestra will hold its second annual
benefit concert 3:30 p.m. May 16
in the social hall.
This year, the group marks its
10th anniversary as an orchestra.
Organized in 1961 by conductor
By GEDALIA LITKE
Jerome Stasson, it is the only re-
Akiva Hebrew Day School re-
gularly scheduled and self-sustain-
ing youth orchestra in associa- cently joined a softball league with
tion with a synagogue. Its instru- other Hebrew schools in the area.
rtalists, age 10-18, are mainly On Sunday, Akiva played against
r.;',-Iren of Shaarey Zedek mem- the Beth Shalom team. Beth Shal-
om jumped off to a 4-0 lead in
The May 16 concert will feature the first inning. Akiva failed to
J-wish, Israeli and modern Amer- score in their half of the inning.
iorn music, including selections
In the bottom of the second,
f•orn 'West Side Story," "Exodus" Akiva exploded for five runs and
d "Pink Panther." Folk songs in the next inning scored again to
end community singing will be lead 6-4.
one of the highlights. The com-
We scored again in the fifth
bined Meshorerot Hazanim Choral inning to make it 7-4 for Akiva,
Group will perform Jewish and However, in the top half of the
Israeli works under the direction seventh, Beth Shalom drove in
of Cantor Sholom Kalib.
four big runs.
Guest conductor will be Mor-
Since Akiva failed to score in
rs Bornstein. 18, first trumpet
their
half of the inning, the final
in the orchestra. Robin Lutz, 15,
will be a featured piano soloist. score read Beth Shalom, 8; Akiva,
P.Iso in solo roles will be Stas- 7.
This was Akiva's roster for the
San as violinist, and his- wife,
game: Yeshai Koenigsberg, Solly
Betty Kowalsky, as pianist.
Tickets can be obtained by call- Pesis, David Tennenbaum, Gary
inr:r, Larry Stern at the synagogue, Karp, David Snow, Alan Gordon,
337-5544. The community is invited. Gedalia Litke, David Donin, Shel-
The orchestra, which has ap- don Mandelbaum and Michael
pared in - local television specials Greenbauni.
and at many community celebra-
tions, will perform a special con- Akiva Day Camp Set Up
cert in Toledo Sunday. For the
first time this year, the group also at Cong. Bnai David
will tour cities in Ohio, Michigan
Akiva Hebrew Day School will
and Canada.
open a summer day camp, with a
special nursery program for 4- and
5-year-olds and a regular program
for those age 6-11, at Bnai David
Synagogue.
Campers' aides, age • 12-25, may
Bnei Akiva announces a series register at reduced rates for the
of events for the month of May, sessions, June 28-July 16 and July
which will include both meetings 19-Aug. 6. Hours are 9:30 a.m.-4
and social evenings.
p.m. daily.
This Saturday, at 9 p.m., the
There will be swimming at Ken-
group will meet for discussion of sington Park and surprise trips,
plans at the office of Bnei Akiva, as well as other sports, arts and
23125 Coolidge, Oak Park; and on crafts, dramatics, informal Jewish
Wednesday, at 7:30, will gather studies and group singing. Bus
for Lag b'Omer davening and a transportation will not be available
kumsitz at Young Israel of Oak- to and from Bnai David, but camp-
Woods.
ers will be bussed to camp activi-
Bnei Akiva also is planning to ties.
celebrate the liberation of Jerusa-
For information, call Marvin
lem with a party and discussion Lichtenstein, camp director, 647-
May 22 and an all-night study 4459.
session on the first night of
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Shavuot May 29.

Akiva
Action Line

Bnei Akiva Plans
Its May Calendar

Registration Held

Bnai Moshe Youth
Set Family Breakfast

Bnai Moshe Talis and Tephilin
Club will hold a Mother's Day
community breakfast for the fam-
ily, 11 a.m. Sunday at the synago-
gue. The program will include
entertainment and gifts. For in-
formation call Sidney Burk, 545-
4482, or Bnai Moshe, LI 8-9000.

Bnai Moshe's senior United
Synagogue Youth chapter elected
the following officers for 1971-72:
president, Sandy Sussman; vice
pr.2sidents, Barba Fiedler; Jeff
Devcies and Rhona Snow; treasur-
Pr, Sheldon Nueman; and secre-
'airies, Debbie Kohn and Tobye
Shipper. 7iarold Friedman is ad-
v.set

Akiva Hebrew Day School is
ac c e p t i n g registration for all
classes from nursery through 10th
grade. The nursery school program
is geared to children of age 4 and
will be held Monday thrOugh
Thursday from 12:45 to 3:30 p.m.
The 10th grade program marks
the beginning of a complete senior
high school program, culminating
with a half-year study in Israel.
The curriculum is college prepara-
tory.
Registration also is being ac-
cepted for a nongraded Hebrew
studies class on the junior and
senior high levels.
For information, including
scholarship arrangements, call
Rabbi Gerald Werner, principal,
545-1060.

As if we could kill time without
injuring eternity!
—Henry David Thoreau.

18 Teen-Agers Will Go to Israel
for a 2-to-5-Year Study Program

YORK —

Almost 100
NEW
American teen-agers will leave
for Israel without their parents
early in July to take their second-
year school studies for from two to
five years at eight Youth Aliya
facilities in Israel, it was an-
nounced by Joseph Klarman, mem-

THE DETROIT JEWISH HEWS

at the Youth Aliya schools to 20—Friday, May 7, 1971
which they are assigned. These
include: Kfar Galim, Israel Gold-
stein, Meir Shpheyeh, Givat Wash-
ington, Bnei Akiva, Neve Hadas-
sah, Kibutz Ulpanim and Yeshiva.

They Made
The Grade

ber of the Jewish Agency Execu-
tive in Jerusalem and head of its
Youth Aliya department.
Klarman explained that appli-
cations for education at the Youth
Aliya schools is handled in the
United States by a special repre-
sentative of the department, Mor-
decai Peled, an experienced Is-
raeli educator, with offices at 515
Park Ave., New York, at the
Jewish Agency building.
The 100 students going to Israel
in July will spend seven weeks
in an ulpan before taking residence

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DAVID C. GARLOCK, son of the
Joseph Garlocks of Midway Rd.,
Southfield, has been awarded a
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Michigan Math Prize competition,
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Summer at Center
342-7100
The Jewish Center is offering a science from the Rensselaer Poly-
summer program for preschoolers technic Institute.
of age 3-41/2.
Playland Jr. will meet at the 10
Mile branch, utilizing gym, out-
door playground and pool. In the
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gym and gym activities, a staff
person will be assigned to each
RESIDENTIAL
child. A trip to nearby points also
ANSWERING
SERVICE
will be taken.
A WEEK
Playland Jr. meets 9 a.m.-noon
7
DAYS
24-HOURS A DAY —
Monday through Friday. Two ses-
sions are available, June 28-July
$110" PER MONTH
AND 25' PER MESSAGE
23, or July 26-Aug. 20. Registration
is open to nonmembers.
We Take The NO Out of "NO ANSWER"
Morning transportation will be
PHONES 356-6500 356-6501
offered, but youngsters are picked
up by their parents at noon.
For information about Playland
Jr. or other summer programs,
call the Center's group services
division, DI 1-4200.

AT MORRIS
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Harris Poll Finds
Israelis Support
Religion Influence

NEW YORK (ZINS) — Despite
the fact that only 13 per cent of
Israelis regard themselves as "reli-
gious," there is overwhelming sen-
timent in favor of continued reli-
gious influence, it was reported by
a Lou Harris Poll conducted in
Israel several weeks ago.
A total of 54 per cent opposed re-
placing religious marriages with
civil services, and 72 per cent voted
in favor of retaining the present
system of serving only kosher food
to the Israeli armed forces.
The survey indicates that Is-
raelis feel generally quite secure.
Fully 72 per cent believe that it
would be only "slightly difficult"
or "difficult but not impossible"
for Israel to defend herself with-
out financial aid from world
Jewry. A total of 67 per cent feel
the same way about holding their
own even without U.S. support.
The Israelis believe they are

negotiating from a position of
strength and can afford to hold
out for concessions they deem
necessary. What if this attitude
were to lead to a new war? Only
3 per cent foresee defeat, while
91 per cent are certain that Is-
rael can triumph over the Arabs
in a fourth round.

Surprisingly, 56 per cent of Is-
raeli Arabs agree. Nearly three
out of four (73 per cent) are
prepared to return some of the
liberated areas for the sake of a
final over-all peace settlement,
while 18 per cent prefer to retain
the present de facto borders.
Only 3 per cent want further
"expansion," and 4 per cent want
Israel to return all of the lands
taken during the Six Day War.

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