THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
38 January 16, 1976
Youth News
Bnai David Groups Schedule
Trip to Greenfield Village
Bnai David's Gibborim
and Maccabbee youth
groups will visit,Greenfield
Village on' Sunday, meeting
at 1:30 p.m. at the syn-
agogue youth lounge. Hot
chocolate will be served and
-,a new record player will be
used following the trip. Par-
ticipants may bring records.
There is a charge for the
trip, which is open to youth
age 8-12. For information,
.call Paul Levine, 354-3845.
For reservations, call the
youthline, 557-8325.
Chavayrim, the high
school age group, will meet
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movie social. "To Sir With
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group will go tobogganing 7
p.m. Jan. 24.
The Bnai David book drive
for Kibutz Grofit is continu-
ing. Persons wishing to do-
nate books or seeking infor-
mation on youth activities
can call Mayer Fox,
557-5085; or Marc Prussian,
557-2690.
Registration Open
for Center Classes
Registration for the win-
ter-spring semester of
classes, programs, and ac-
tivities at the Jewish Com-
munity Center of Metropoli-
tan Detroit will take place
Sunday at the new Maple
Center. .
Hours . are 9 a.m.-5 p.m.,
with the 9 a.m.-1 p.m. time
reserved for Center mem-
bers only:
For information or cata-
logue. of activities, .contact
the Center, 851-7300.
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The Maple Rd. Jewish
Community Center has sev-
eral programs planned for
the mid-semester school va-'
cation next Friday.
Students in grades 1-6
will have outdoor activities,
sports, games and crafts.
Lunches should be brought,
but juice will be provided.
There is a charge.
Students in grades '7-9
will go to Kensington Park
for outdoor sports activities.
Lunch'should be brought,
along with ice skates and
hockey equipment. There is
a charge.
Students in grades 10-12
who are Center members
can use the game room from
\1-3 p.m. For information on
any of the programs, call
the Center's group services
department, 851-7300.
HILLEL
HAPPENINGS
Hillel's student council
has been trying to get the
junior high school students
identification cards, which
can be used for movie and
bus discount's.
The student council is
also arranging after-school
activities, including open
gym and dance classes. A
Tamarack Weekend is
planned for April 2-4 and
some students are making a
movie to show to parents of
prospective students.
The ninth gradeis spon-
soring a dance at the school
Saturday evening. There is a
charge.
The ninth grade has baby-
sitters and students to do all
sorts of manual labor. For
information, call Annette
Weiss, 557-6030, or Jala So-
leymani, 357-1061. Begin-
ning Feb. 1,.the ninth grade
will shoW movies 1 p.m. ev-
ery Sunday at Hillel. There
is a charge.
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Vacation Activities
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Hebrew Club
Slates Meeting
Moadon Ivri, the Hebrew
Cultural Club, will meet
3:30 p.m. Sunday at the 10
Mile Jewish Community
Center.
Yehoshua Tabak, the
Hashomer Hatzair shal-
iakh, will speak on "The Re-
lationship Between Israel
and the Diaspora." The lec-
ture and 'discussion will be
in Hebrew. Guests are in-
vited.
Histadrut Meeting
Slated by Pinsker
The Pinsker Progressive
Aid Society will.have its
annual Histadrut evening
8:30 p.m. Monday at Cong.
Bnai David. Mr. and Mrs.
Hyman Lipsitz traditionally
host the meeting.
The program will include
entertainment and a new Is-
raeli movie. Refreshments
will be served.
Immigration Offsets Emigration
Tourists in Israel num-
The Jerusalem Post re-
ports that Israel's popula- bered 617,500 last year, a
tion (excluding the adminis- slight decline (of 1.5 per-
tered areas) rose by 69,000 cent) compared with 1974.
On the economic front,
in 1975 — all of it due to ex-
cess of births over deaths. Israel's output fell by 1-2
The Arab population grew ' percent in 1975, and living
by 18,000 (to 537,000), the standards declined by five
Jewish population by 51,- percent per capita.
But exports rose by 3-4
000. .
The total number of in- percent in real terms, de-
habitants at the end of the spite the world trade re-
year was only 10,000 short cession. -
Cuts in consumption af-
of 3-.5 million.
Immigration came to fected mainly durables. Ca
20,000; but this was offset sales dropped by more tha
by emigration. Exact fig- half. The marketing of
clothing and personal ef-
ures are not yet known.
fects was also down—by
five percent.
Tu b`Shevat Marked
The Bene Israel of India,
who consider themselves the
The Magic Men
remnant of the Lost Ten
present
Tribes, observe Tu b'Shevat
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a symbolic sacrifice of fruits
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in honor of the prophet Eli-
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jah, who, they believe, re-
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The Boones Move to Israel
BY DAVID SCHWARTZ
(Copyright 1976, JTA, Inc.)
No name conjures up
more the spirit of America
than Daniel Boone, the
woodsman who went to the
wilds of Kentucky and
cleared the paths to the
west for the thousands who
were to come and lay the
foundations for the America
of today.
Yes, Daniel Boone has
decided to settle in Israel.
Well, not exactly, but one of
his descendants. The story
was revealed on the Merv.
Griffith TV show.
The Boones who are
Christians just happen to
like Israel and have decided
to move there.
As we have noted, it is a
descendant of Daniel
Boone who is settling in
Israel, but Daniel Boone
himself no doubt would
have approved. He was
himself a haluz, a pioneer
who worked to develop an
undeveloped land as the
Zionists have done. He
helped establish a state —
many states, but there
was, of course, no United
Nations to condemn the es-
tablishment of Kentucky.
Hashachar, the Hadas-
sah-sponsored Zionist youth
movement, is reactivating
its local chapter.
At a recent election meet-
ing, Larry August was
named mazkir (president).
Chairmen include Tami
Israel is increasingly at-
Cherow, Lisa Banks, Don tracting
many Christian vis-
Rogers, Martha Schleider itors. The
larger part to be
and Perry Berenson.
sure come because of the
The youth group will at- Biblical associations, but
tend a mini convention for this interest later takes on
Michigan Hashachar mem- new aspects as the visitors
bers Feb. 6-8 in Freeland. find many other attractions
Theme for the convention in the land. The Scandina-
will be "Society in Israel — vian peoples have especially
Ideal and Reality."
attracted by the cli-
For iinformation, call Dan been
matic
advantages but these
Levy in Detroit, (313) -
an appeal to all people
356-5199, or in outlying have
escape from win-
areas, Ivy Steinmetz in seeking
ter's
cold.
Freeland, (517) 799-8244.
There is a charge for the
In that connection, an
convention.
idea suggests itself. Jews
are now urging their fellow
Jews to refrain from visiting
Women's Status
Mexico since that country
JERUSALEM (JTA) — has voted for the resolution
Premier Yitzhak Rabin has condemning Zionism. Why
appointed Labor Knesseter should not the Zionists in-
Ora Namis as chairman of a vite non-Jews to do the same
special committee to investi- and suggest a visit to Israel
' 'Wel-the status of' NATO meri: in instead of Mexico?
The land of Israel has ev-
Israel.
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and much besides. What
asset does Israel not have i It
has pleasant weather, beau-
tiful and striking scenery,
religious and archaeological
associations.
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