Temple •rael High School Gradoation to Be `Creative \Norhip Experience'
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
18 -Friday, Moy 26, 1972
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• 1972 xL. organ State ('lass diplomas from Brial 'Moshe Hell-
hair.iiiiinship.
held Ia.',
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weekend at I' In • . Northwestern
The theme of the I
ration
Kaplan ran a let eta..
High School
nagogue
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sir, the
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relay team oith
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u' casino to Dr Moses
'Ions ( iaiehead Staton and / Louis K „.„ and
\like Rollins
Adolph Mnn a, was
I ri• itr.cai• arranged the Met,
the ,'her member of the team Al
De lidow coached the team that
gate Oak Park its first state chant
pionshtp in any sport . Oak Park
hpl 31 point: to runner up Sags
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i.is Park Iiichs
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Youth r
RONALD A SCHWARTZ, son of
Mr and Mrs. Julius Schwartz of
Hereford Dr . Huntington Woods.
has been honored for outstanding
academic achievement at Kenyon
College in Ohio He was named
to the Kenyon Merit List during
the annual honors day program.
Schwartz is a member of the Na-
tional Honor Society and the Cum
Laude Society
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dies to be presented by the class
and by several soloists.
Diplomas will he presented by
Dr. Eric Mlles, chairman of the
school board, and by Irving Ritter,
religious school director. I'resenta-
tion of Bibles
will he by Dr.
Jerome Lechner, president of the
ALLEN M PEISNER, son of Mr men's club, and by Ben Kahn.
and Mrs Balfour Peisner of Park- The following will receive diplo-
wood Rd . Huntington Woods, was mas:
Gad Abel, Eileen Barris. Nancy Hester.
appointed by Congressman Wil-
barn Broomfield (R., Royal Oak ),l ann-iBI T:ik u'uni c=nel-Is7 s ZsLi 1 1-=
to spend June in Washington as a cluda . curiis, Barbara Dashow, Michele
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congressional page Allen, 16, a-1::,. m
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h Debora
Krihn, Sheryl carman,
junior at Berkley High Schcxid' hero,
Ma
arten
was one of only five pages chosen
Rhonda
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nationwide
, Brenda Musk°. air, Robin Muroy, Ruth
! Newman, Kim Rieger. Rochelle Rosen-
—
An investment in knowledge al - (
ways
the best interest — Ben -
iamin
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berg, Marla Rosenblum, Deborah Rom,
Cr, I.orl Silberstein, Sharon Stone,
lA r :r
e'nre1-1 = . 1 ' hie .:1 = wolr
and Michelle Zuker.
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THUNDERBIRD
COUNTRY DAY
CAMPS INC.
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keit they had seen
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The school's annual chocolate
sale has begun. Students will be
selling the "Worlds Finest Choco- '
late" as a fund-raising activity,
sponsored by the PTA. Prizes will
he awarded to the student selling I
the most candy. Everyone is eag-
er to test his salesmanship.
Judo Demonstration,
Examination at Center
The public is invited to a demon-
stration of judo techniques 1 - 5 p.m.!
Sunday at the 10 Mile Jewish ,
Center.
Instructor-examinerDr. Peter
Cutler, a first degree Black Belt,
will he here from New York with
his son Robert to give promotional
examinations to the intermediate
judo class. in conjunction
with
Andrew Norton, judo instructor.
Participants who will be tested
for promotion are Loren Allen,
Bob Gadon, Jeffrey Ilerzbach,
Safari Jr , a travel program for
- 12 - y ear - olds, will offer sailing
along
With
herS.
I is June 26-Juts
Session II July 24 ;lug IS
For informat.10n or application.
all the Jewish Center, 341-420,
Session
Beit Cafe Patty Set
River
■
The cry of a loon?
The size of a south Tea moon?
Macintosh toffee?
Biffies?
Unto Lou?
Esto"
How about:
A five day canoe trip?
Shooting a rapids?
Your toothbrush on boon-doggles?
Just the 9 of you and all that wilderness?
DON'T YOU WANT YOUR KID
TO BE A TAMAKWAN TOO?
WE'RE TAKING RESERVATIONS FOR OUR
37th SEASON NOWIIIIII
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Camp Director
Senior Director
Write: Camp Tamokwa, 9141 . Monica, Detroit, Mich. 48204
Phones: (313) 557-6100 or (313) 965-1065
Camp Gan Israel
(Sponsored by
Merkos L'Inyonei Chinuch)
Camp Gan Israel
program •that
balanced
prove
cally,
offers a
your
boys
advance
and
them
well
will
girls
im-
physi-
culturally
and
inspire them spiritually.
Camp Gan lsrae , for boys and
girls 6-16 is centrally
Fenton,
Michigan,
located
only
60
near
miles
from Detroit.
sight-seeing, swimming
and visits to nearby points of in-
terest
Safari Jr. and the many other
summer programs for children
and youth are open b. nonthern
Come and See the
Finest Equipped Came in the Area
Do you remember:
Landau families. The boys had a
fine time and left saying they
had been inspired by the Yiddish-
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MEMBER A.C.A. AND LICENSED BY THE
STATE OF MICHIGAN
LOWEST PRICES $37.00-$33.00-$25.00
ALL SEASON PRICE $335.00
C.I.T. PRICE $75.00 — 3 WEEKS
DOOR-TO-DOOR TRANSPORTATION
SWIMMING INSTRUCTION
In case of rain — Open House will be held
Monday, Malt 29th
Rd , right
Expressway to Wixom
on Wixom 1 mile to West Rd turn right ; mile or 1-696
Expressway to Wixom. For further information call Harold
El. 3-9119
Kutmck 11 8-0864 or Dave Moscow
.4IMF
boyS
from
Last Shabat. • five
Windsor were guests of Yeshiva
families It w - as their expres,ied
desire to spend Shabat in a large
Jewish communi'y and to become
letter acquainted with their Amer-
ican neighbors They were inter
ester! in visiting the Yeshiva time
Wind,or has no higher elementary
ur Mterm.ediate grades but it does
have a day school. The visitors
were Basil
• and Steven Haas,
Randy Lapaten, Ivan Tenivesy and
Bonny titan, The hosts were the
Ritual. Leictman, Seligson anct
Safari Jr. Offers Sailing
SUNDAY, MAY 28th -- 12-5 P.M.
FINAL EARLY DISCOUNT MAY 28th
Grand
Its 1 1..1( (IS' 1.ANOA.1.
Age 10, Grade 6
The administration, faculty and
student body extend a hearty maze)
pis to our helot eat school secretary,
Celia Ilendler, ‘,11,-, became
Mrs
.1 itrancirrother slay 17. The proud
parents are Cantor and Mrs.
Ephraim "Itetlbaum (Darlene
Bendier) of Mi. Clemens.
Craig Piton. Ben Nager, Edward
Norton. Leonard Norton. David
Riser. Gary Nitzkin. Mark Segal,
David Redstone, Peter Solomon
and Michael Cohen .
An additional demonstration in
stick fighting will he presented by
Edward Norton.
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Announces Their Open House
Directions
Donna Ellman. Judy Fealk, Douglas
Feurting and ',no Furman.
Alvto Candy Carmel, hori
tirenka Grossman, Bruce Hacker, Robert
Bern Lenny Hutton, Ihiuglas Kahn,
hongia Kaplansky, Jerry Kaufman .
Claurtlia Rise, Am,- Kohlenherst, Mark
Koset- , Linda Kutnick, Steven Lernhery
Y. gar Madison. Cinuy Mahlon, Nam - ,
Nt,h1 n, Stuart Meyers and Susan Moroi
Al r. Rir ky Orbach, Sherri Panzer.
Beth Pinter, Gail Posner, Sharon Rape,
Mich lie Rosenberz. Henry Roserd•
ti belt Ressit r.Ed r hos-. Robin Hiss
Richard Adler, Judith Anranoye.
Virshuler. Samuel Asher, Beverly Bets- }Irya,t, Sinto frnan, Barhara Sr r,5 lin.
Frames Bed- ord. ',slut Braverman, Shul vitz. Michael Sills rher.. Lisa
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dent in Israel, under the Eisen-
s,,inhohe of scholarship, leader-
drath International Exchange pro-
ship. attendance and activities
grant of the national Reform move-
during the three-sear high school
ment. The recipient must he know)-
perid. will to' presented.
eilgatile in Hebrew since he will
•(( he distributed
e••• •
be attendin2 a Ilebreik-spealsin•,.
do sating keys.
members of high nc-hoist in Israel.
The following student , are to tic
'rani. and
pres••nt - :Married diplomas'
The concluding Belt oaf'
'houses of the season ss id tie :n
the form of a tiart. 7 . 30 p m -lune
4 at the In Mile Jewish Center
Filch participating youth group
si 11 perform, and all ti's'' ,ii.i•r-
ore invited
1972 GAN ISRAEL SCHEDULE
TUESDAY, JULY 4th to MONDAY, JULY 31st
FIRST
SESSION
GIRLS 6-16
SECOND
VISITING DAY
SUNDAY, JULY 23rd, 1:00-4-00 P.M.
TUESDAY
AUGUST 1st to MONDAY, AUGUST 22
SESSION
VISITING DAY
BOYS 6-16
SUNDAY
AUGUST 20th
1.00-4-00 P.M .
FOR INFORMATION & REGISTRATION
CALL
RABBI MOSHE POLTER
398-0951 or 398-2611