Students to Be Honored for Achievements
in Jewish Education at -Services on Weekend
Graduations, confirmations and
consecrations this weekend will
mark milestones in Jewish educa-
tion for many Detroit area stu-
dents.
Following is a listing of those
who will be honored by their reli-
gious schools this weekend.
High school graduation and con-
secration of confirmands will be
held at Temple Beth El at 8:30
p.m. today. A class of 44 will be
graduated.
Rabbi Richard C. Hertz will give
the baccalaureate sermon "Be A
Booster," and David Alan Shapero
will deliver the valedictory ad-
dress. Diplomas and prayer books
will be presented by Rabbi Morton
M. Kanter, Harold Lawson, presi-
dent of the men's club, and Albert
D. Blatnikoff, immediate past pres-
ident of the men's club.
Awards will be presented by
James J. Levbarg, educational
director of the temple; Robert N.
Canvasser, president of the tem-
ple; and Ronald L. Greenberg,
chairman, religious school commit-
tee.
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This Week's Radio and
Television Programs
HIGHLIGHTS
Time: 9:45 a.m. Sunday
Station: Channel 2
Feature: "The Voice of Justice,"
a conversation between Genesee
Prosecuting Attorney Robert Leon-
ard and State Sen. Daniel Cooper,
with regard to Leonard's recent
trip to the Soviet Union. Cooper
introduced a resolution that the
U.S. exert all possible pressure to
permit emigration from the Soviet
Union.
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HEAR OUR VOICE
Time: 11:30 p.m. Sunday
Station: WCAR
Feature: "Once There Was a
Hasid" continues. Hasidic melodies
will be heard in a production
written by Dan Almagor and under
the musical direction of Yohanan
Zarai. Series host, Cantor Harold
Orbach of Temple Israel, will dis-
cuss the message of the melodies
and their presentation.
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BNAI SHALOM
Time: 10 p.m. Sunday
.eitk Station: WBRB-FM (102.7)
Feature: Phil Blazer's weekly
nationally syndicated program pro-
vides a contemporary outlet for a
potpourri of Jewish culture, humor,
music and literature.
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IN CONTACT
Time: 10 a.m. Sunday
Station: WJR
Feature: Hal Youngblood, with
religious and moral figures, hosts
the weekly program whose prem-
ise is to place religion and man
in contact.
Bnei Akiva Youth
Map `Shavuaton'
Bnei Akiva, in conjunction with
Young Israel Teens, will sponsor
a "Shavuaton" at Young Israel
Center of Oak-Woods, beginning,
10:30 p.m. Saturday and continu-
ing through the night until dawn.
There will be speakers and dis-
cussions led by rabbis, and it will
end with Shaharit prayers Sunday
morning. All students are invited.
"Tikun Shavuot" is an old cus-
tom of studying on the first night
of Shavuot, the night that Moses
received the 10 Commandments
and the Torah from God on Mt.
Sinai.
For information, call Chaim
Hopm 911, 548-6661.
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
At 10:30 Saturday morning serv-
ices, the 1971 confirmation class
will be blessed. Shavuot services
and confirmation exercises will be
held 9:45 a.m. Sunday. A class of
82 will be confirmed by Rabbis
Hertz and Kanter.
Temple Beth Jacob of Pontiac
will hold its confirmation service
8 p.m. Saturday. The service will
be conducted by Rabbi H. Philip
Berkowitz. Dr. M. Kenneth Dick-
stein, president of Beth Jacob, and
Robert Sachs. chairman of the re-
ligious school, announce that the
by guitar and percussion. The class
also will sing an American rock
song, "Day Is Done."
The confirmation comes to a cli-
max with the procession of the
class around the sanctuary, led by
the boys carrying the scrolls of
the Torah and the flags of Amer-
ica and of Israel, and followed by
the girls bringing flowers to adorn
the Ark and the bima.
The confirmands will come to
1 Rabbis Leon Fram and M. Robert
Syme for blessing, while Cantor
Harold Orbach and the choir chant
following students will be con- the benediction.
firmed:
Bernard Hilldale, Adam Kollin, Moira
Stein, Frank Stern, Robert Stulberg,
Linda Talan and Harriet Weinner.
They Made
The Grade
NY Youth Celebrate Liberation of Old City
NEW YORK (JTA)—A Jerusa-
lem festival to commemorate the
day of the liberation of the Old
City took place here at Washington
Irving High School.
Sponsored by the American Zion-
ist Youth Foundation and Orthodox
Jewish youth movements and youth
organizations in the area, the festi-
val underlined the solidarity of
American Jewish youth with united
Jerusalem.
Similar rallies took place in 15
major cities throughout the United
States and Canada.
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well Raimi, 14, petitioned the
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sing as the confirmation hymn.
On hearing Maxwell's song, the average, is the son of Detroiters
rabbis and the cantor, as well as Harold Kempner and Mrs. Helen
the class, agreed that it was a Covensky.
work of great beauty. The hymn
is introduced by a fugue, also of
Maxwell's composition, played by
three instruments — a violin, a
viola and a flute. It is entitled
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"In Thy Temple, God, We Stand,"
and will be the principal feature
of Temple Israel's confirmation
service on Saturday night.
Maxwell is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Abraham L. Raimi of Tavis-
tock Dr., Southfield.
The confirmation theme this year
is "The State of Israel and the
Jewish Youth of America." Stu-
contest on the
A - national ,
dents will sing Isra-eli songs,
among them a lively new "rock" occasion of the 70th anniversary of
song, "Out of Zion," accompanied the founding .- of - Keren Kayemeth
LeIsrael was launched this week,
it was announced by Dr. I. M. Bid-
erman, director of the Jewish Na-
Beth Jacob Grads
tional Fund's youth and education
Honorees at Dinner
division.
for Moms, Daughters The contest, which offers 10
Graduates of Beth Jacob 'School awards, with a grand prize of a
will be honored at the annual trip to Israel, is open to young
Mother-Daughter Dinner 6:30 p.m. people between the ages of 15 and
Thursday at the Yeshivath Beth 20.
The theme of the contest is "To
Yehudah Building, Southfield.
Reclaim
the Land—To Rehabilitate -
-in ,addition, installation of the
neW officers of the Beth Jacob a People (70 Years of Jewish Na-
General Students Organization will tional Fund)."
The panel chosen to serve as
take place.
The menu will be prepared and judges of the contest includes Prof.
served by the home economics Abraham I. Katsch, president of
class, with centerpieces and decor Dropsie University, Philadelphia;
Prof. Marie Syrkin, editor of the
prepared by the senior class.
The program will include the Jewish Frontier; Dr. Alvin I. Schiff,
presentation of "The Wizard of Oz" executive vice president of the
by the drama club, led by seniors Board of Jewish Education in New
Elaine Yoffe and Esther Mittle- York; and Philip Slomovitz, editor
man. The dance club, led by Leah and publisher of The Detroit Jew-
Finkelstein, and the choir, led by ish News.
The JNF youth and education
Debby Baum of the junior class.
department will receive all entries,
also will present selections.
New officers to be installed will to be typewritten in English, He-
be Rebecca Abrams, president; breW or Yiddish and not exceeding
Susan Gittleman, secretary; and 1,000 words, beginning Sept. 15 and
closing Dec. 15.
Emily Unger, treasurer.
Inquiries concerning the contest
For reservations, call Beth Jacob
STARTING TUES., JUNE 1st
School, 399-3910, from 9 a.m. to may be directed to Dr. I. M. Bider-
man, Youth and Education Dept.,
10 A.M. To 4:30 P.M.
noon daily.
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