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The American Jewish Comnattee, Lichter, president of Cong. Sha- fare, Federatiiin; Rabbi David
Jewish
Community Council and arey Zed k.

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United - Hebrew Schools, in con: • An open meeting to which the • huda;
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sultation,s
Ya ko; - and Rabbi
with
individuals. and or- public is invited will be held Poupko:
gaziizatiims
active
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'8:30 March 13 hr the LaMed
Prof. Herman, associate profes-
tirorjnnooneetheir co -
ononsorshin Auditorium, United Hebrew sor in the department of 'psycho-
of the Detroit Jewish Educational Schools. There will be a panel logy and a member of the Institute
Adventure,
March 12 and.13_ discussion featuring Prof. Simon of Contem
Harold
porary Jewry of Hebrew
d Gales and Robert Kasle
Herman of Hebrew University, University, will be m Detroit for
of
ichai
AJC;
the
event, author of "Israelis and Jews: - the second- part of the. America-
laid
the "o7moen
meetings of
will
focus
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the continuity 'of an Identity"; Israel Education Program, spon-
the stature of Jewish
identity in George M. Zeltzer, co-chairman, sored by the American Jewish
1972 and its relationship to Je•- educational division, Jewish Wel- Committee.
ish education,-with exploration into -

the role off the family in the educa-
tional process.
On March 12, representatives of
Jewish educational institutions will
meet in a series of concurrent
workshops. Discussion leaders and
rapporteurs include Rabbi Joel
Poupko, essociite director of Hil-
lei Foundaffon, University of Mich-
igan, Robert Canvasser, president
of :Temple' Beth II; Irwin Shaw,
executive 'ice President, Jewish
Center; -Julius Harwood, president
of 'Cong. Deth Shalom; Dr. Ben-
jamin Yapko; superintendent, Unit-
ed Ffehrevr-Edlords; and Dr. Max

Festival Dancers to Present Concert
of Contemporary Choreography

20;000 Oliva-Have Left TIE DETROIT *DISH NEWS ..
Friday, March 3, 1972-29
Israel in 3-Year Span,
Peled Telli Knesset

JERITSALEM (ZINS) — Israel's
absorption miniiter,•Natatt Peled,
told the Knesset that approxi-
mately 20,000 newcomers, who had
arrived as immigrants in the
period 1968-1971, have since left
Israel and emigrated to other
lands.
He also disclosed that aliya
from France has declined by
about 36 per cent, from 5,174 in
1970 to only 3,281 in 1971.
Peled stated that the Jewish
Agency's immigration department
is making greater efforts to in-
crease aliya from that country.

Festival Dancers of the Jewish show, "The-Electric Playground"-
Center will present a contemporary
for grade school children.
dance concert in the Aaron Deroy
Members of the Festival Danc-
Theater 2:30 p.m. and 8:30 p.m.
ers are Harriet Berg, Sheila Col-
March 12.
The director of the company, lins, Reva Davenport, Denise
Harriet Berg, has created a new Szykula, Margo Cohen, Elaine
work especially for the concert, en- Cooper, Linda Fink, Bunny Nick-
atnin, Marcia Sterns, Carol Hal:
titled "Moonmothers."
The theme of aging and death sted, Rachel Jacobs, Becky Malin,
is explored in a solo choreographed Joann Milldr, Cynthia Irmnear,
and performed by Jennifer Pethick, Nora' Nader and Jennifer Pethick.
Tickets are available at the Jew-
enfitled - "Mary, 1891-1971." - It
ish Center.
drain on actual diaries and letters
of- an aspiring actress that will be
read by Center Theater actress
Beth Sheva Davidson.
Cynthia_ Kinnear choreographed
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"For, Openers" to electronic Bach,
a dance that will introduce the
F•onntn, -;
entire company. Becky Malm
:staged 'a hutisorous work, and
• Restoration
Christopher Pilafian choiegraphed
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it group piece for the finale to a
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Szykula, assistant director of the
company, is creating a trio en-
titled, "Cancer," which will have
live jazz accompaniment by Crab
Nebula.
Festival Dancers - is in demand
for its ecumenical worship ser-
vices in dance. Their repertory
on religious themes includes
"Chichester Psalms'," "Gad- is
Alive," "Oh, Happy Day" and
"Rejoice," it folk mass. For the
past three years they have
toured , with "An Evening of
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JDL Plans Jerusalem
SchOol for Young Leaders

The Jewish Defense League,
Michigan office, annolmces that
in September the JDL will open
a school in Jerusalem "for young
Jewish leaders to learn effective-
ly how to combat the alienation of
Jewish youth."
Applicants will through a one-
year course in Jewish studies,
courses in Jewish nationalism and
leadership training. At the end of
that time, they, will return to the
United States and be obligated to
give two years of serving as a stu-
dent on a university campus.
For information, call the JDL of-
fice, 547-2663, or write JDL, PO
Box 3703; Oak Park, Michigan
48237."
On May 7, the Jewish Defense
League will hold an emergency
aliya conference at the Hotel Mc-
Alpin, New York City. The JDL
office in Oak Park will coordi-
nate tran.sportation for all par-
ticipants from. Michigan.

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