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* * * * * * .4 , 22—Friday, August 17, 1973 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
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MISHKAN ISRAEL
4, RELIGIOUS SCHOOL
4L "Your Neighborhood School"
14000 W. 9 MILE ROAD, OAK PARK, MICH.
K
K
K
150 Yearly
REGISTER NOW!
CALL 548-2666
NURSERY
REGISTER NOW
PROGRAM
Beginners' ABC's
Arts & Crafts
Trips
Games
This 'Club' Is for Learning
Mishkan Israel Religious
School is wooing children
away from the television set
and into the classroom with
a new approach to learning.
Mrs. Lillian Greenwald,
director of the school ex-
plained:
"We hire only young
teachers, college-age men
and women, with whom the
kids can identify. We pre-
sent the classroom sessions
as part of a larger program
which includes youth activi-
ties such as trips to New
York City and to local places
of interest, a snowmobile
trip in winter, games every
Sunday afternoon and swim-
ming and archery clubs."
Athletic activities include
a baseball team to challenge
other Detroit Hebrew schools
and there is a school news-
paper. "Many of our boys
and girls are instantly
recognized by the blue and
white school sweatshirts
they wear," she added. "It's
no wonder our kids love to
come to school."
Aside from regular Hebrew
school, Sunday school and
Bar Mitzva classes, Mish-
kan Israel has set up a
special education program
for slow and problem learn-
ers. They also have a rabbi's
teen class for boys and girls
age 13-16.
To register, call the school
office, 548-2666.
548-2666 — 548-2667
ALSO AVAILABLE
5 50.00
• POST GRADUATE CLASS 75.00
65.00
• SUNDAY SCHOOL
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SPECIAL TUTORIAL HELP
(for slow learners and
late starters)
50.00
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• EXPERIENCED TEACHERS
For Further Information Call:
Mrs. Lillian Greenwald
547-1833
Director
Mrs. Sarah Sandles
547-1569
Mrs. Ida Wargon
968-3463
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DEDICATION CEREMONIES
In honor of
An archery club is one of
the activities in which stu-
dents of the Mishkan Israel
Religious School participate.
The semi-club, semi-school
atmosphere is encouraged by
the school as the easiest way
to learn Jewish subjects.
Charles E. Feinberg
Israelis Face
Possibility of
Cutting Link
In Honor of Mr. & Mrs. Julius Rotenberg
Heder Blends
Old and New
For Information Call
• BAR MITZVA COURSE
Linden, Michigan
JERUSALEM (JTA) — If
the dollar's value continues
to rise, Israel may have to
consider the possibility of
discontinuing linking its
pounds to the dollar.
This opinion was express-
ed by senior economic
analysts who are in close
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contact with the Bank of
Israel.
The dollar's constant rise,
6 per cent since the begin-
ning of August, in compari-
son with the West German
The old-fashioned Euro- mark, disturbs Israeli ex-
pean heder has been com- porters to Europe who have
bined with modern facilities gained from the recent drop
in Farmington to produce in the dollar's value.
Heder Oholei Yosef Yitzchok
Before the recent jump in
Lubavitch, a nursery for dollar value, Israeli export-
Jewish children age 3-6.
ers received more pounds
The heder is named for the for their exports in Europe.
late Lubavitcher R ebb e,
If the dollar continues to
Rabbi Yosef Yitzchok, and rise, the exporters may lose
on the national level is under their gain, and the govern.
the direction of the present ment may find itself in a
Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem M. situation in which it will
Schneersohn.
have to compensate the ex-
Three-year-olds learn the porters.
One way of doing it could
Hebrew alphabet and begin
to read by the end of their be to detach the trading rate
first year. Four-year olds from the dollar, which in
read fluently and begin fact would mean devaluation
learning the fundamentals of of the pound.
The Bank of Israel is hesi-
the prayerbook. The follow-
ing year, they have progress- tating to take such extreme
ed to the point of proficiency steps, especially since under
in studying Humash (Bible). the current policy of cutting
Interspersed is the learning down inflation, every small
of blessings, as well as Jew- devaluation could jeopardize
ish history, holidays and those efforts by pouring
customs and Yiddish lan- larger amounts of money
into the domestic economy.
guage.
Following reports to that
Although there is tradi-
effect in the press, the Bank
tional play activity, children of Israel issued a statement
are taught a concern for saying at the moment there
others, implemented by the are no plans to detach the
daily collection of tzedaka pound from the dollar.
(charity).
The statement stressed
For information, call the that even now, after the
administrator, Yaakov Getz, dollar's relative pickup, it is
548-5156.
still 30 per cent lower than
its value 18 months ago.
"Therefore," the statement
said, "there is no need for
The biblical law of "She- the change in the status of
mita" is being applied in the dollar and no relevant
Israel.
According to biblical law, reason."
Daily Snacks
Good Citizenship
and Much More
OPEN of HOUSE
CAMP
GAN ISRAEL
In Memory of Mendel and Asna Ruch
In Memory of Zalman & Malka Cohn —
dedicated by Irwin I. Cohn
In Memory of Alex & Gussie Nichamin —
dedicated by Larry & Lois Nichamin
In Memory of Lewis & Sarah Finkelstein —
dedicated by Larry & Lois Nichamin
In Memory of Yechial Michoel Breb Ari Leib,
Soro Bas Reb Moshe, Chaim Osher Ben Naftoli,
Eti Bayla Bas Reb Yosseff Chaim,
Harav Avrohom Breb Pessach, Chaya Soro
Bas Reb Dovid — donated by
Mr. & Mrs. Julius Feigelman and Sons
In Honor of Mike and Mary Must
In Memory of Chana Bas Meyer —
dedicated by Mr. & Mrs. Wexler
Kate and Morris Brickner
In Memory of Isaac Henig
by His Beloved Wife Molly Henig
& Children Mrs. Max "Clara" Stulberg
Mrs. Alfred "Helen" Honigman
SUNDAY, AUGUST 26, 1973
12:00 Noon - 4:00 P.M.
TOUR OF THE CAMP
LUNCH
ENTERTAINMENT
GUEST SPEAKER
PROGRAM BY
CAMPERS
FOR RESERVATIONS
398-2611
`Shemita'
land owned by Jews in Israel
must lie fallow during the
sabbatical year. Many rabbis
in Israel permitted Jewish
land to be sold for this year
to non-Jews as "hametz" is
sold before Passover. Some
Jews leave their land idle
for the year or use a per-
missable -method of cultiva-
-ark tion like hydroponics.
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Police Protect Javits
WASHINGTON (JTA) —
The office of Sen. Jacob K.
Javits (R., N.Y.) reported
that the senator had asked
for police protection in July
after the unsolved murder in
suburban Washington of Is-
raeli Embassy attache Col.
Yosef Alon.
Transportation will be provided at 10:30 a.m.
from Camp office at 14000 W. 9 Mile Road,
Oak Park, Mich. (By prior arrangement only).
DRIVING DIRECTIONS
Take U.S. 23 until Fenton Owen Street exit.
Turn west on Owen Street and drive approxi-
mately 1 1 /5 of a mile; turn right on Eleanor
Street. A short right turn then left and follow
directions on road.
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