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OP High Senior Saluted by City

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Sheldoii Nuem an, a 17-
year-old senior at Oak Park
High School, received the
Oak Park Council of Corn-
'munity Organizations' Stu-
dent Community Service
Award for outstanding volun-
teer services to the commun-
ity.
Oak Park Mayor David
Shepherd awarded his the
Mayor's Certificate of Recog-
nition "for significant and

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meaningful contribution to
the welfare of the city of Oak
Park, for volunteering his
services and through innova-
tive leadership becoming an
integral part of the commun-
ity."
Joseph Freedman has di-
The mayor also presented
the key to the city to Shel- rectly or indirectly generated
funds
totaling over $1,000,-
don, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Nueman of Church St., 000 to benefit facilities and
programs of the Boys' Clubs
Oak Park.
of Metropolitan Detroit.
In his honor, the board of
Beth Moses USY
directors recently presented

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and sale of contemporary

The annual Hanuka carni- graphics by graduate and
val of Yeshivath Beth Yeini- undergraduate students at
dab will be held 11 a.m.-3 Wayne State University, runs
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p.m. Sunday at the Yeshiva until Dec. 10 in the Commu-
building. The event is a joint nity Arts Gallery on the WSU
effort of the PTA and the campus.
students. Food, games and
Hanuka
prizes will highlight the
concern for the welfare of afternoon. The carnival is
all mankind, his determina- open to the • public.
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tion to provide young people
with the opportunity to grow Like Daughter,
into worthwhile adults and
his dedicated efforts on be- Like Mother
Parents of the Beth Jacob
half of the Boys' Clubs of
Girls School join their daugh-
Metropolitan Detroit."
ters
in class Wednesday to
In addition, the Joseph
Freedman Financial Aid learn together the regular
Program was established to subjects. The purpose of this
provide financial assistance method is for parents to gain
"Art tells me they
for a broad range of educa- an insight into the subjects,
tional opportunities. The textbooks and methods used
hove a few openings
foundation will be funded at Beth Jacob School.
left in nursery school.
through an initial grant and
Free busing, too!"
subsequent contributions.
Because of his deep in-
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terest in youth, Freedman.
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president of the James and
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Lynelle Holden Fund, has
become increasingly involved
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In the work of the Boys'
Club. Initially, he prevailed
upon fellow trustees of the
Holden Fund to construct a
boys' club building on De-
troit's east side in honor of
Mr. and Mrs. James Holden,
Detroit philanthropists. When
construction costs exceeded
the original allocation, more
funds were made available.
The Holden Fund supplied
money to purchase the prop-
erty and a substantial por-
tion cf building operating
costs.
M. G. Benedek
Recently, Freedman ob-
Representative
tained the funds for a
SOUTHFIELD
$250,000 endowment gift to
444-1460 & 358-3900
the Boys' Club, and has en-
couraged others to make

Boys' Clubs of America Honors
Detroiter, Friend of Youth

to Entertain at Sinai

Beth Moses United Syna-
gogue Youth will meet 2
p.m. Sunday at the syna-
gogue for a trip to Sinai
Hospital to entertain patients.

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PROGRAMS

Conducted by MASADA

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ISRAEL SUMMER CAMP
ISRAEL SUMMER INSTITUTE

For Boys and Girls — 14-18 years

Two separate programs — 7 weeks each —
on ZOA's 480 acre Kfar Silver Campus.

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(pool and ocean), week-end hospitality in
Israel homes, meetings with Israeli personal-
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for selected students, ages 17 - 22.
Subsidized scholarships available through
the Philip Slomovitz Scholarship Fund.
Applications at the ZOD office,
18451 W. 10 Mile Road, Southfield

Phone 353-3636

JOSEPH FREEDMAN

him with a special national
award — the Boys' Clubs of
America Special Award —
Executive Committee.
This award has been given
to only five other men who
have performed outstanding
and' extraordinary service in
behalf of boys.
The citation reads:
"In recognition of his deep

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By DAVID DONIN
Detroit.
This year at Akiva Hebrew
Freedman, owner of the
Day School, a new but old Griswold Research Co., is a
program has been instituted leading Detroit financial
for the boys in the secondary analyist and consultant. He
school in our junior and is a graduate of Brown Uni-
senior high. The Mishmor, an
versity, from which he re-
extra session of study of the
ceived the Alumni Brown
Torah, is traditionally held
Bear Award, in recognition
in senior yeshivot on Thurs-
of distinguished service to
day evenings.
the university. He also at-
At Akiva, the Mishmor
lasts till about 7:40 p.m. tended the Harvard Graduate
After our regular classes end School of Economics, where
on Thursday at 5:10 p.m., he became a Phi Beta Kappa
we then wash and eat a hot in his junior year.
Active in Downtown Syna-
supper prepared especially
for us. After eating and ben- gogue, Freedman has been
ishing, we sit down in a instrumental in obtaining in-
havruta (in pairs of two) to vestments in Israel, through
study Gemara on our own. Israel Bonds.
During this time, we try to
work out the new section
of the Gemara text by our-
selves. After about an hour
of havruta learning, our
principal, Rabbi Schuchato-
witz, then teaches a shiur, or
To improve individual serv-
a lesson, in the Sefer Hahin-
ukh, a classical book which ice to Bnai Brith Youth Or-
deals with the meaning of all ganization members, BBYO
the commandments mention- and the Jewish Vocational
ed in the Torah. We conclude Service have established a
the Mishmor with a Maariv cooperative counseling pro-
service.
gram.
The Mishmor program at
Assistance will be provided.
Akiva Hebrew Day School is in such areas as school prob-
voluntary, and attendance is lems, job placement, choos-
good. We feel that the addi- ing careers, college selec-
tion of the Mishmor at Akiva tion, Selective Service obliga-
is one of the ways that will tions, college scholarships
help Akiva become a better and loans and personal prob-
school and a better place for lems.
Torah learning.
Barbara Schwartz of the
JVS staff will be at the
BBYO Council office 1-5
Hillel Senior Class
p.m. Tuesday.
to Sponsor Carnival
BBYO members and chap-
The Hillel Day School sen- ter advisers are encouraged
ior class will hold a Hanuka to stop by during that time,
carnival 1-4 p.m. Sunday at
or to call Miss Schwartz,
the Hillel building to raise 354-6100, to make an appoint-
money for its class trip. ment. Referrals will be wel-
Chairman of the carnival is come.
Abby Scholnick. There will
Miss Schwartz also can be
be games, prizes and refresh- reached at the JVS office,
ment. The public is invited. 557-5341, during the week.

JVS Counselor
to Aid BBYO
Membership

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