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38—Friday, June 11, 1971

Youth Groups Invited
to Visit Keatington
War Crimes Museum

Shaarey Zedek, Combined Schools, Bnai David to Honor Students Sunday

David Kamen, Steven Katz, Eric King,
Jeffrey Klein, Joel Klein and Bruce
Komisar.
Also Sheldon Kreitman, Ronald Lam-
pert, Andrea Leshman, Julie Levin,
Sharan Levinsky, Susan Maneli, Sheri
Markel, Arlene Mevis, Penny Norms
Sheri Mozen, Michelle Nagel, Marc Nes-
sel. Richard Olshansky, Jeffrey Pack.
Pavlon. Sanford Perliss. Marten"
Platt, Craig Pomish, Bruce Rosenblat,
Allan Rothenberg, Lawrence Russman,
Gary Salem, Susan Salter, Leon Sattler.
Steven Schecter, James Scheiman, Jef-
freY Schwartz, Gail Shifman and Eric
Shulman.
Also Steven Silverstein, Melissa Soble,
Rona Alexrod, Andi Berlin, • Linda Daniel Spielfogel, Howard Stone, Ger-
Braun, Alene Chernick, Barbara Ep. ald Striph, Richard Tapper, Brian Telt-
stein, Ruth Fauman, Andrea Fleisch• el, Jeffrey Trumper, Non Warren, Rich-
man, Gail Freedman, Diane Glossman, ard Watnick, Brian Wayne, Brian Wolf,
Melinda Green. Sherri Gunsberg, Fran Craig Wolf and Rod Zivov.
Gurwin, Debra Inwald, Carolyn Kat•
kowsky, Linda Katzman. Susan Katz-
Cong. Beth Abraham will hold
man, Lauren Kaufman. Andrea Laker,
Francie Leader, Brenda Levin, Lauren its annual consecration and Bat
Levine. Judith Lipnik, Miriam Lipnik,
Robin Lutz, Marla Matz, Marcia Mil-
grom, Marcia Nussbaum, Roxane Nus-
holtz, Denise Ordin, Maribeth Podolsky,
Shelby Robinson, Susan Robinson, Bev-
erly Sarver, Susan Schubiner, Deborah
Siegel, Susan .Sills, Martha Snider.
Carol Sparage, Susan Starkman, Andrea
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Woll and Deborah Zeff.

Sunday will be graduation and
consecration day for many stu-
dents in Detroit area Jewish
schools.
Shaarey Zedek Religious School
will hold its consecration at 9:30
a.m. in the main sanctuary, when
the girls of the 10th grade will pre-
sent a cantata they have written,
"Who Was I? Who Am I? What
Will I Be?"
Consecrants are as follows:

The War Crimes Museum oper-
ated by Stanley Bozich (see Pure-
ly Commentary May 28) at Keat-
ington Antique Village is open 10
a.m.-5 p.m. Tuesday through Sat-
urday and noon-6 p.m. Sunday.
(Days listed earlier were incor-
rect).
Bozich said he welcomes youth
groups, like the class brought in
from Shaar Hashomayim Congre-
gation, Windsor, by Rabbi Melvin
Sachs. The Oakland County Youth
Camp also recently visited the
museum, he said, and the tour and
accompanying "history 1 e s s o n"
have been made part of the cur-
riculum.
On Sunday at 11 a.m., 14 stu-
Groups which would like to ar- dents completing eight years of
range for a visit, narrated by instruction will be graduated from
Bozich, can reach him at 391-0404. the Combined Jewish School in the
Hillel Day School building.
The school is sponsored jointly
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Bnai David Synagogue School
will hold its elementary division
graduation 1:15 p.m. Sunday at the
synagogue. Graduates are as fol-
lows:

Jeffrey August. Barbara Belen, Jef-
frey Betman, Martin Brown, Barry Can-
non. Jay Cohen, Warren Cohen, Gary
Duchan, Martin Edelstein, Fielding Ep-
stein, Sandra Fertel, Gary Fink, Bruce
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Holcman. Jeffrey Imber, Daniel Jacobs.

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Mitzva exercises 7:45 p.m. Wed-
nesday in the main sanctuary.
A cantata, "Israel: a Dream
Realized," will be presented by
the consecrants and Bnot Mitzva.
Cantor Israel Fuchs is director.
Rabbi Israel I. Halpern will de-
liver the charge to the students,
and Rabbi Martin Tatelbaum will
offer the benediction. Following
the exercises, parents of the con-
secrants and Bnot Mitzva will be
hosts at a reception in the social
hall, served by the sisterhood of
the congregation.
Morris Beider and Jeffrey Gar-
ton, co-chairman of the synago-
gue Hebrew school board, and
honorary chairman Morris Davis
will present the certificates,
prayer books and Bibles. Irving
Adler, president of the congre-
gation, will accept the student's
gift to the congregation. Leading
the parents committee are Mrs.
Morris Beider, chairman; Mrs.
Leonard Farber and Mrs. Fred
Grossman.
A group of Beth Abraham pre-
and post-consecrants who have
formed a youth chorus will par-
ticipate. Members are Susan Edel-
man, Carol Weisswasser, Susan
Wise, Evelyn Naftalie and Mindy
Smith.
Consecrants are Lynn Bello,
Marsha Davis, Terri Farber and
Sharon Garton.

Bnot Mitzva are Felica Beider,
Pamela Davis, Ilene Foxman, Ivy
Grossman, Amy Keila, Jacqueline
Keys and Bonnie Yollick.
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Shenkman, Gail Singer, Elana Strom
Shaar Hashomayim Religious and
Eileen Wainer.
School of Windsor will conclude its
Guest speaker will be Rabbi A.
22nd year with a Bat Mitzva and Irving Schnipper of Cong. Beth
graduation ceremony 10:30 a.m. Moses.
June 20 in the synagogue.
This will mark the first high
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school graduation in the school's
history, with nine teen-agers re-
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ceiving their diplomas.
Five students are graduating
and his Orchestra
from the elementary school after
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eight years of Hebrew education.
The following students will re-
ceive awards from the principal,
Rabbi Melvin Sachs:
Aubrey Bernstein, Marlene Bern-
holtz, Bernard Bernstein, Gilah
Fenyvesi, Adrienne Friedland,
Richard Kirzner, Henry Jacubovic
Newborns, Mothers, Grandmas
and Richard Arthur Kamen.
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Mrs. Sam Cohen. A class gift will
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be presented to Mr. and Mrs.
David Woolf, teachers at the school
for the past three years, who are
moving to Toronto. The graduates
will present a cantata "The Faces
of Aliyah," written by Mrs. Sachs
(Mrs. Louis)
and accompanied by Mrs. Cohen.
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wishes to express her sincere
Hillel Day School Junior High
thanks to her family
School graduation exercises will
dear friends for their inter-
be held 8 p.m. Tuesday in the new
est and many kindnesses,
school building.

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on Variety Show Stage

The Akiva Student Variety Show,
featuring 26 acts, was performed
before an audience exceeding 200
and has raised over $135 toward
the purchase of new educational
equipment for the school.
The winning performance was
by tap-dancer Susannah Schrieber.
Variety show committee mem-
bers were Sheldon Klein, Audrey
Krakovits, Judy Mermelstein, Ron-
nie Schwarzberg, Rochel Tatel-
baum, Dinah Weiss and Sandra
Weiss.

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The two marionette production
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Center's Aaron DeRoy Theater.
Each club has been meeting this
season, designing and creating its
own marionettes, learning how to
manipulate them and writing and
preparing the script.
The Teen Production Club will
present an adaptation of a story
by Isaac Peretz, "Theres a Snake
in Every Garden," based on the
story "Devotion Without End."
The Children's Production Club
is presenting "The Fearsome End"
by Isaac Bashevis Singer.
Both clubs invite the community
to the performance.

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Eskin, Jonathan Feeler, Ora Glaser,
Lisa Greenberg, Miriam Reiman, Zach-
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