BBYO Sets Walk Sunday
Bid/ ls
vided by a band of members
of Goode and Sporn AZA.
BBYOers from through-
out the Detroit area, as well
as from Flint, Ann Arbor
and Grand Rapids. are ex-
pected to walk. Other youth
groups have been invited.
The public is welcome to
participate.
April 20 — To Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Wolfe (Carol
Sloman), 4652 Argyle, Troy,
a daughter, Julie Rebecca.
April 20 — To Mr. and
Mrs. Gary 11I. Greenstein
(Marilyn Diamond), 14031
Cloverdale, Oak Park, a son,
Jamison Todd.
April 7 — To Mr. and
Mrs. Howard E. Goldberg
Cliff Dovitz, chairman of
(Meredith Horsch), 23850 the opening ceremonies com-
Ithaca. Oak Park, a daugh- mittee for the BBYO Walk
ter, Dana Michelle.
for Israel, nails a volunteer
April 5 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Turkel (Dr. Susan
Beckwitt) former Detroiters
of Los Angeles, a daughter.
Victoria Ellen.
Shraga Gold, a 9th grade
for the youth activity, which student at Yeshivath Beth
takes place Sunday morning Yehudah, won first place
in Oak Park. Proceeds will regional honors in the pure
go to the Israel Emergency and applied physics division
Fund.
in t h e annual National
Science Fair sponsored by
the
Engineering Society of
The opening ceremony of
the Bnai Brith Youth Or- Detroit. His project was en-
ganization Walk for Israel titled, "Measuring Gravity
will take place 8:30 a.m. Sun- by Simple Harmonic Motion
of an Oscillating Pendulum."
The son of Rabbi and Mrs.
April 3 — To Mr. and
Arthur Gold of Oak Park,
Mrs. Jerry L. Weiss (Donna
Shraga also received a ci-
Shulevitz), 3 Fairfax Towne,
tation from the U.S. Air
Southfield, a daughter, Mi-
Force for the most outstand-
chelle Lynn.
ing entry in its field in all
fairs.
April 2 — To Mr. and
The other five prizes won
Mrs. Joel M. Silberblatt
by Yeshiva students were
(Sara Fingeroet), 24291
second place awards. The
Rensselaer, Oak Park, a
day, from the parking lot fair was held at the Law-
daughter, Sheryl Joanne.
of Federation Apartments. rence Institute of Technol-
* *
March 20 — To Mr. and Registration will take place ogy.
Mrs. Ronald Klein (Linda at 8.
Magy), 29629 Everett, South-
Carl Levin, a member of Seniors Invited
field, a son, Jason Alan.
the Detroit Common Council,
Youth
ews
Counselor Training
Workshops Begin
Teen-agers who will have
completed the 10th grade by
June are invited to attend
counselor - in - training and
junior counselor workshops
7:15 p.m. Thursdays through
June 14 at the Jewish Cen-
ter.
Among the topics discuss-
ed are: introduction to camp-
ing, skill sessions, drama,
crafts, music, nature lore,
swimming skills, Jewish pro-
grams, how to design pro-
grams for various age
groups, the role of the CIT
and JC in the camp structure
and expectations from camp
by parents and children.
There is a charge for the
workshops.
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A 16-year-old Temple Is-
rael confirmand, Max Raimi,
has composed a work to be
premiered the 25th anniver-
sary concert honoring the
state of Israel and being pre-
Seniors Are Invited
to Apply for Golden
College Scholarships
April 4 — To Mr. and
Mrs. Steven Kay (Anita
Joyce Alexander), 29481
Brentwood,
Southfield,
a
daughter, Ali Jennifer.
*
To Mr. and Mrs. Marvin
Yagoda (Jean Champlin),
22560 Saratoga, Southfield,
an adopted son, Jeremy
Samuel.
Young Composer's Work to Be
on Program of joint Concert
will address both walkers to Apply for College
and observers, and Merton Scholarships
Colburn, Oak Park Council-
Applications are nok be-
man, will speak on behalf of ing accepted for the fifth
Oak Park mayor, David annual Dr. Donald L. Golden
Shepherd. Music will be pro- Foundation College Scholar-
ship Awards.
Dr. Golden, founder and
director of the Detroit Opto-
metric Centers said all grad-
uating 12th grade students in
Wayne, Oakland and Ma-
DENA MARGOLIS of comb counties are eligible.
Parkside Ave. and CHAR- There will be a winner from
LOTTE RUSS, daughter of each county.
Students may contact their
Mr. and Mrs. David Russ of
Lincoln Terr. Dr., Oak Park, principal or counsel for ap-
are appearing in the Bon- plications and details. The
stelle Theater production of application deadline is May
"Merton of the Movies," the 15. Parochial schools are in-
1920s comedy hit by George cluded in this project.
S. Kaufman and Marc Con-
nelly, 'at the Bonstelle.
No Singing in Public
* *
Harriet Leet, who recently
JANICE CASH HELLER, was awarded the American
daughter of Shirley Cash of Red Cross life-saving cita-
Coolidge Ave., Oak Park, tion for saving a little girl,
has been awarded a gradu- incorrectly wes referred to
ate teaching fellowship by in The Jewish News as sing-
the department of foreign ing on a Lubavitcher radio
languages and literature at show in New York. Miss Leet,
Eastern Michigan Univer- who is Orthodox does not
sity. Mrs. Heller is married sing in public.
to Scott Heller of Ypsilanti.
Inter-City Weekend
* * *
Bnai Moshe Senior United
BRUCE TENENBAUM, 14,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Ar- Synagogue Youth chapter
thur Tenenbaum of Hilton will sponsor an Inter-City
Dr., Southfield, has won the USY weekend today through
They Made
The Grade
Abraham Raimi, has studied
piano and viola, music theory
and composition, both pri-
vately and at the National
Music Camp at Interlochen.
At his confermation exer-
cises last year, Max wrote
the class hymn.
At Sunday's concert, based
on the theme of "L'ma-an
Tiz-k'ru" (That Ye May Re-
member), the work will be
played by the Sinfonietta, a
group of 26 musicians from
the Detroit Symphony Or-
chestra under the direction
Omnibus Hosts
Final Program
Omnibus Children's theatei
of the Jewish Center will
present Nicolo 'Marionettes in
Jules Verne' s classic ad-
venture tale "Around the
World in 80 Days" 2 p.m. at
the Center.
This will be the last Om-
nibus program of the 1972-
73 season. There is an ad-
mission charge.
pants will represent chapters
from Grand Rapids, Benton
Harbor, Pontiac and Toledo.
Honor for Brigaders
The Israel Yishuv sent 35,-
000 volunteers to serve dur-
ing World War II in various
British army units. Now a
forest is to he commerorated
to them and will he planted
at "Latrun Hill" in Emek
Ayalon, north of the Jerusa-
lem-Tel Aviv highway. Spon-
soring the forest are the
United Israel Appeal and the
Ex - Servicemen's Organiza-
tion. Part of the forest will
be named after Moshe Sha-
rett, one of the founders of
the brigade.
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Shazar Pardons
Yeshiva Students
Held for Bombing
JERUSALEM (JTA)—Pre-
sident Zalman Shazar, in one
of his last official acts be-
fore leaving office, has is-
sued a pardon to Israel
Brand, one of two yeshiva
students sentenced to prison
terms last year for fire-
bombing the Eros shop, a
Tel Aviv emporium selling
sexually oriented literature
and sex aids.
Brand was sentenced to
18 months' imprisonment by
a Tel Aviv magistrate and
was due to be released this
July. His companion, Shmuel
1 Neisenstein, was sentenced
district Bible contest in the Sunday at the synagogue. to one year and was released
intermediate Hebrew divison. The theme will be "Jewish two months ago.
Bruce, a student at the Unit- Views on Morality." Partici-
The arrests of the two
ed Hebrew Schools, is now
eligible to attend the national
finals, to be held May 13 in
New York.
Reward of Labor
Rabbi
Tarphon said: The
of Nathan Gordon.
Also featured at the con- day is short, and the work
cert will be Ben Steinberg's is great, but the laborers are
"Yerushalayim," to be sung idle, though the reward be
by the John Dovaras Singers. great, and the Master of the
Soloists are Cantors Har- work is urgent. It is not in-
old Orbach and Jacob Ber- cumbent upon thee to com-
kin, who will be joined by plete the work; but neither
guest artist, Elizabeth Cole, art thou free to desist from
it . . . F aithful is Thine Em-
soprano from Hawaii.
ployer to pay the reward of
The program also high- thy labor. — Ethics of the
lights the presentation of Fathers 2:20, 21.
of Julius Chajes "Hymn of
Freedom," a series of Israeli
"Art Linkletter Schools
compositions and a vocal trio
have a few openings left
from a Yiddish opera by
in Nursery School.
Joel Engel.
Free busing, too!"
Special narration for the
Art Linkletter Schools
concert will be presented by
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Evelyn Orbach and Paul
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Winter.
MAX RAIMI
seated jointly by Temple Is-
rael and Cong. Shaarey Ze-
dek 8 p.m. May 6 in the
Shaarey Zedek sanctuary.
Max's work scored for
for chorus and orchestra, is
called "Return," and is set
in two movements the first
based on the biblical com-
mand, "If I forget thee, 0
Jerusalem, may my right
hand lose its cunning . . ."
The second movement is the
story of the Holocaust based
on the faith of the ghetto and
concentration camp survivors
and the rebirth of the state
of Israel.
Max, son of Mr. and Mrs.
I THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
40—Friday, April 27, 1973
raised a furor in Orthodox
circles which felt that the
youths were justified in
bombing an establishment
they considered to be pro-
faning the city.
Shazar, who issued his
pardon for Brand on the eve
of Passover, had made no
effort to conceal his sym-
pathy for the two youths.
Last Y o m Kippur he
publicly expressed his wish
to fast in jail with the pair.
The president's pardon for
the convicted bomb throwers
was reportedly influenced by
the Lubavitcher Rebbe in
New York with whom Shazar
maintains close relations.
FRIDAY
12:20 p.m.—A La Carte: Lindy Rich with helpful hints for
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