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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Youth to Entertain
An evening with the youth
of the Zionist Organization
of Detroit is planned by the
ZOD for 8 p.m. April 18 at
the Zionist Cultural Center.
Mark Goldenberg will con-
duct the Akiva Hebrew Day
School Choir, and refresh-
ments will be served. No
charge.
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Poet Rosenberg
Interprets
(Editor's Note: This inter-
pretation of Psalm 133 is by
David Rosenberg, son of
Mrs. Herman Rosenberg of
Southfield and the late Mr.
Rosenberg. Poet in residence
of the Connecticut State
School System, he has a spe-
cial interest in English and
French translations of the
biblical works.)
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News From Beth Jacob, Yeshiva
By MIRIAM PENFIL
The Beth Jacob School
girls have been keeping busy
with many pre-Pesach activi-
ties. Grades 4-8 held a spell-
ing bee, from which Janet
Burg emerged as victor, with
Estie Grubner as first runner-
up. The two girls will repre-
sent Beth Jacob at a regional
-bee, which is to be held in
The near future.
Ten Beth Jacob girls' en-
tries 'have been judged as
winners in the Scholastic
Writing Contest sponsored
by the Detroit News. Celia
Dzialowski and Anita Cohen
won gold keys. Two sisters,
Avigail and Orah Zachariash,
were a war d e d honorable
mentions, while Judi • Gard-
ner, Rivkah Nadler, Judy
Rosensweig and Tziril Poss
won commendations. Helene
Klein, a 10th grader, won
both an honorable mention
and a commendation for two
different entries she submit-
ted.
The eighth grade girls, tin-
der the direction of Miss
Gruskin, their teacher, have
put out a cookbook contain-
ing 40 Pesach recipes. The
proceeds of this book went
for Mo'os Hitim.
The Pesach edition of the
Ruach Chaim has just been
completed. The Ruach
Chaim, traditionally pub:
lished by the 10th grade, is
the school holiday publica-
tion. It contains stories,
medrashim, halakhot, com-
ments and cartoons pertain-
ing to the specific holidays.
The Pesach edition also in-
cludes a handy check list for
bedikat hametz. The girls
worked under the guidance
of their teacher, Rebbetzin_
Bakst. -
The senior class girls have
recently complet'ed their
yearbook. The yearbook,
nemed Shalsheleth, contains
greeting, literary, feattire,
ad and . graduate. sections.
Final publication is sched-
uled for early June.
German Rabbinical
Institute Planned
HEIDELBERG — With the
preliminary discussions now
having been-completed after
about one year, there are no
further obstacles to the
establishment of a Jewish
theological institute here.
The institute will train
rabbis, Jewish religious
teachers and cantors for all
German-speaking and the
Scandinavian countries.
At the, beginning of Jan-
uary complete agreement
was reached between repre-
sentatives of the Central
Council of the Jews in Ger-
many and of the High Coun-
cil of the Israelites in Baden
on the one hand and the
ministry of education in
Stuttgart and the University
of Heidelberg on the other,
and the plan was unanimous-
ly approved by the Academic
Senate.
The institute's constituent
meeting is to be held in May
or June and it is expected
that courses can commence
in the summer of 1975 in
temporary accommodation.
Student Wins Top
Awards for Writing
David L. Ravid, a 12th
grader at Cranbrook School,
has won top honors in the
1974 Scholastic W r i t i n g
Awards sponsored by The
Detroit News.
The editor of his school
newspaper, The Crane, David
received four keys — the top
awards — for his entries in
sketch, general article, and
journalism feature and col-
umn and an honorable men-
tion (second award) for his
journalism new article and
two commendations (third
place) for his journalism edi_
torial and interview. He also
received the Most Valuable
Staffer Award for journalism.
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The Yeshiva library was
recently Improved with the
addition of 3,000 new books.
These books cover a large
variety of topics from math
and science to fiction, sports
and politics. These books
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The library also was en-
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large number of monthly
publications on a variety of
subjects.
All elementary and high
school classes take turns in
using the library, which is
proving to be very helpful to
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Classes at Yeshivath Beth
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In another charity project,
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of Woodcrest Ct., Southfield,
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dean's list of honor student's
at Yeshiva University's Erna
Michael College of Hebraic
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