THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
34—Friday, February 1, 1974
Habonim Youth Mix Work, Play With Stress on Jewish Culture
You'
News
Volleyball Game Due
Lahav United Synagogue
Youth and the men's club of
Cong. Beth Achim will have
a volleyball game following
the Lahav business meeting
2:30 p.m. Sunday at Beth
Achim. For information, call
Barry Lippitt, 353-4477.
Jewish culture, taken in the
easy doses of singing, danc-
ing and discussion, but ac-
companied by social action
as well, is the focus of Ha-
bonim, Zionist youth move-
ment.
Habonim ("The Builders"),
holds weekly Friday night
meetings at the Labor Zion-
ist Institute for students in
grades 9-12. Activity includes
an oneg Shabat program, Is-
raeli singing and dancing and
the "kupa" (fund) collection,
a ritual by which members
are encouraged to "give what
you can, and take what you
need." The meeting usually
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Habonim Camp Tavor is
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1974 camping season for boys
and girls age 10-16. Located
in Three Rivers, it is one
of the many Habonim camps
throughout the country.
Camp Tavor offers sports,
swimming, hikes, arts and
crafts, work projects, folk
singing and dancing, discus-
sion groups and informal He-
brew classes. Activities are
led by Habonim-trained coun-
selors.
The camp is an approved
member of the Michigan
Camping Association. A slide
presentation on the camp is
available to interested
groups. For information, call
Ethel Silberg, 968-8726, local
registrar.
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gram prepared by the girls.
A quick lesson in acting
followed dinner. We divided
ourselves into four groups
and with our own creativity
symbolically revived a dead
tree by feeding it. Israeli
dancing, a hike an a camp-
fire brought the day to an
end.
Cleaning up and toboggon-
ing began early Sunday
morning. We departed from
camp at 2 p.m.
The 9th and 10th graders
went to Camp Tamarack re-
cently for a Shabat weekend.
After a hectic departure
from school on Friday morn-
ing and an hour-long trip, we
arrived at camp.
After we settled into our
cabins there was plenty of
time to get toboggans from
the camp supervisor. We
climbed up and zoomed down
the hill until it was time to
prepare for Shabat. After
services, one of our teachers
said the kidush, and we sat
down to our Shabat meal. A
walk through the camp fol-
lowed dinner.
The next morning was Sha-
Ziedan Atashi, consul with
bat, which we celebrated with the Israel consulate general
morning services, followed in New York, will "meet the
by lunch. As the Sabbath media" 8:30 p.m. Sunday at
came to a close, we said hav- the Labor Zionist Institute.
dala and enjoyed the pro-
Interviewing A t a sh i, a
Druze who is the first non-
Jew in the Israeli Foreign
Service, will be Charlotte
Dubin, city editor of The
Jewish News; Frank Angelo,
executive editor of the De-
troit Free Press; and Wilbur
By TERRI LEIDERMAN
This year, for Akiva stu- E. Elston, associate editor of
dents, is proving to be an the editorial page of the De-
troit News.
exceedingly exciting one.
Subject of the interview
Under the supervision of will be "The Minorities in
our two English teachers, Israel, and the New Situation
Mrs. Elizabeth Shevin and in the Middle East." Mod-
Mrs. Sharon Schwartz, we are erator will be Rabbi Milton
in the process of planning our Arm. Atashi's visit in De-
annual play. Our presentation troit is sponsored by the De-
this year will be "Up the troit Zionist Federation. The
Down Staircase" and the stu- public is invited.
dents are actively preparing
The consul will address a
for the big performance.
teach-in for youth from 1 to
Our 9th graders, under the 5 p.m. (see story), and
supervision of Mrs. Schwartz, the Israeli Students Organ-
attended the Greek Mythical ization of Wayne State Uni-
drama "Oedipus Rex" at versity with Hillel and the
Meadowbrook Theater. The Jewish Students Educational
students benefited immensely Forum will sponsor Atashi in
and are soon planning to visit a discussion on "The Minori-
the Detroit Institute of Arts ties in Israel," 1:15 p.m.
to see the collection of Egyp- Monday at the Wayne Uni-
tian art.
versity Center Building, Hil-
The student council of the
berry A.
7-11th grades are in the
Prof. I. Galnor will intro-
midst of planning a weekly duce the speaker and mod-
"car wash sale". The purpose erate. Students and faculty
of this activity is to collect
are invited.
money for the soldiers in Er-
etz Yisrael. Last month the
students raised enough money
to purchase about 100 meno-
BY NANCY SHEKTER
rot for Israeli soldiers on the
front. Many of the students
The Golden City
included letters to the sol- And there over the horizon,
Was
the Golden City,
diers, expressing their feel-
As I looked at it
ings about the war. Students It seemed to say," Come Enter
the Golden City,
have been receiving many
we will live with our
letters in return from these And
brothers in peace."
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their correspondence.
Druze Consul
to Meet Media
and Students
Mon.-Sat. 10-4:30
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other learning sessions also
are featured. During the sum-
mer, there is a camping
program in the U. S. and
seminar trips to Israel.
Although the group is part
of the Zionist movement and
many of its members plan to
settle on kitbutzim, it invites
all students who have an in-
terest in Jewish culture and
identity.
For information, call Zid-
ner, 545-5472.
NEW YORK—Contact, the
new Jewish youth magazine
published by the Board of
Jewish Education of Greater
New York and the Jerusalem
Post, is looking for literary
contributions from American
Jewish teen-agers.
Designed as a magazine
"for Jewish youth, by Jewish
youth," Contact is in the
process of setting up a na-
tional network of youth re-
porters, who will regularly
submit articles for publica-
tion in the Israel - based
magazine. Articles may be
addressed to Kenneth D.
Davis, Board of Jewish Edu-
cation, 426 West 58th St.,
All high school students New York, N. Y. 10019.
and college freshmen in the
Detroit area are invited to a
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will take place from 1 to 5. A
10 a.m. - 2 p.m. any day
nominal registration fee in
eludes a resource material
kit and refreshments.
Featured speaker will be
Ziedan Atashi, a Druze, who
and his
is an Israeli consul in New
.York. A new movie, "Days
of Judgment," will be shown.
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Participants will be divided
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into discussion groups accord-
ing to interests. The teach-in
is organized by all youth or-
ganizations in Detroit.
Consul to Be
Guest Speaker
at Teach-In
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On Sunday, the older group
also will be helping conduct
a teach-in on the Middle East
at the Jewish Center. (See
story below.)
Habonim has a newspaper
and performing groups of
singers and dancers. An an-
nual play, weekly Hebrew
lessons taught by shaliakh
(adviser) Tzvika Zidner and
Jerusalem
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adjourns to a nearby restaur-
ant for a late snack.
Fifth through ninth graders
meet 2 p.m. Sundays, al-
though they join the older
group for some activities.
such as Israel fund raising or
clothes collection, as well as
demonstrations on behalf of
Soviet Jews and migrant
farm workers.
stand and look at the Wall,
I see men dancing without end.
And then in a little corner I see
Some soldiers cry, and praying,
Crying for friends that have died.
And praying for being alive.
And then I walk very slowly
Toward the women's part when
I approach the Wall I see
One little white dove,
And I say to myself, this
White dove is a symbol of peace
Which will come over the world
And Israel and stay.
JUDY KRAKOVITZ,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Leslie Krakovitz of Colleen
Ave., Oak Park, has been
named to the dean's list at
Stern College for Women, the Fund Raiser Planned
undergraduate school of
Sporn AZA will have a
liberal arts and sciences for fund-raising basketball game
women of Yeshiva University. 7 p . m . Monday at Clinton
Junior High School. Refresh-
Fun is like life insurance: ments will be served, and
the older you get, the more there is a nominal admission
it costs. —Kin Hubbard. charge.
Reporters Sought
for Youth Magazine
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