30—Friday, June 15, 1973
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
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UHS Elementary Departments
Schedule Graduation on Sunday
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The United Hebrew Schools tion, will present diplomas to
will hold commencement ex- the following:
ercises for its elementary de-
ADAT SHALOM
Elliott Bettman. Bruce Bender-
partment 1:30 p.m. Sunday off,
Matthew Fuller, Samuel
Southfield Violinist Invited to Aspen
A 20-year-old Southfield
violinist has been selected to
be a member of the Aspen
Festival Orchestra in Aspen,
Colo., this summer. The or-
chestra is comprised of pro-
fessional musicians from all
over the 'country, as well as
talented young artists.
Rochelle Abramson, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Seymour
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Abramson of Marimoor Ave.,
has a number of music
awards and scholarships in-
cluding the 1973 Federation
of Music Clubs' national stu-
dent award for violin.
Miss Abramson preformed
at the national convention of
the Federation of Music
Clubs in Atlantic City in
early April. Her award was
announced at that time. Later
that month, she was a guest
performer at the state con-
vention of the federation in
Lansing.
In the fall she will begin
working on a master's de-
gree in violin at Juilliard
School in New York, where
she has an honorary schol-
arship.
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National Conference of Syna-
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News Notes
GIRLS
halters or shrinks
A group of hard-working,
baseball-loving sixth graders
from Yeshivath Beth Yehuda
and Akiva Hebrew Day
School decided to form their
own "Shomer Shabas" base-
ball teams.
The boys arranged all prac-
tices and coached the teams
themselves. Last Sunday's
game at Tyler school field
gave Yeshiva a 4-3 victory.
Members of the winning
team are Douglas Krieger,
team manager. Moshe Gold-
stein, Mendel Seagle, Martin
Brin, Billy Zack, Richard
Weiss, David Roth, Mor-
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Boruch Zachariash.
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Officers of Adat Shalom
United Synagogue Youth will
be installed at a dinner 7:15
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gogue. Parents are invited
to the event, at which youth
awards will be presented.
The youth members will
spend the day at Bob Lo, as
guests of the synagogue. The
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Tenor Julius Ring will be
presented by his vocal coach
Don Frohman in a recital
8:15 p.m. Thursday at the
Young Israel Center of Oak-
Woods. The public is invited.
LINDA KAPLAN of Gold-
win Ave., Southfield, has
been tapped for membership
in Wayne State University's
chapter of Mortar Board na-
tional honor society. Miss
Kaplan, a pre-med student
at Wayne, was one of 17
women selected for member-
ship in the honorary society.
Election is based on scholar-
ship, leadership and service
to the university and the
community.
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ters from six states partici-
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The "Chapter of the Year"
Award is given for quality
programing and leadership
in educational, cultural and
social planning.
Gary Torgow, Young Is-
rael Teen president, was
named NCSY's "man of the
year" for leadership within
the region and his chapter.
He also was nominated to
the regional honor society.
Sheldon Mandelbaum, vice
president-elect, was named
to the regional executive
board as financial secretary.
Young Israel Teens of
NCSY is an Orthodox-orient-
ed youth organization dedi-
cated to the understanding
of Judaism and is open to
all teen-age youth. Interested
high school students may
call Young Israel Center of
Oak-Woods, 398-1177, or
youth director Dennis M.
Eisenberg, 968-0222.
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Sandra Abramson, Barry Can-
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Rose, Jeffrey Rosenthal, Bradley
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Weingust, Annette Weiss, Brian
Yapko, Elise York, Steven Zack
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Drucker, Annette Finkelstein,
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Rubin, Miriam Schwarz, Judith
Shafir, Tamara Shafir, Susan
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Marc Berlin, Craig Berlinberg,
Mitchell Cutler, Leonard Eisen-
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Robin Handelman, Michael Lie-
berman, Jaye Pentelnik, Blaine
Piascove, Stuart Rogoff, Steven
Showfer and Sharon Staller.
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Darlene Besserman, Jeffrey
Farber, Suzanne Freedman, Car-
olyn Grant, Elise Hoffman, Leon-
ard Kaufman, Paul Levy, Bernard
Rubenstein, Sophia Rubenstein,
Elizabeth
Siegel and Murray
Zeidman.
Young Israel Teens Honored
For
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The theme of the program
will be "From Dream to
R ea lit y", commemorating
the 25th anniversary of the
state of Israel. Representing
branches of the elementary
department, Annette Weiss,
Deborah Loomus, Shari Hor-
witz and Sharon Staller will
participate.
Highlight of the program
will be a cantata adapted by
Morris Nobel and performed
by all the graduates under
the direction of Cantor Sho-
lom Kalib, UHS music direc-
tor.
Rabbis Moses Lehrman, A.
Irving Schnipper, Jacob E.
Segal and David Gamliel,
director of elementary educa-
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Because seating is limited,
admission to the program
will be by ticket only.
Mrs. Alex Roberg will con-
duct the singing of the Star
Spangled Banner and Hati-
kva.
UHS President Norman D.
Katz and Superintendent Dr.
Benjamin L. Yapko, will ex-
tend greetings. Murray Zied-
man, a graduate of the Cohn
branch, will give the opening
prayer.
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