34 Friday September 3, 1976
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Education Council Elects Alvin Schiff
NEW YORK — Dr. Alvin
I. Schiff, executive vice
president of the Board of
Jewish Education of
Greater New York, was re-
elected president of the
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Housing for Elderly Jews in California
National Council for Jewish
Education at the NCJE's
Yovel convention in Israel.
In his address, Dr. Schiff
presented an overview
treatment of the credits and
deficiencies of Jewish
educational efforts.
Dr. Schiff also presented
the challenge of intensive
family education, a
challenge, he said, "which
destroys the notion that
Jewish education should be
primarily child-oriented."
LOS ANGELES (JTA) —
Construction has been
scheduled on the Menorah
House, the first low-cost
residential housing project
for the elderly sponsored by
the Jewish Federation-
Council, after years of plan-
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FRIDAY 8. SATURDAY
9 p.m. to 1:30 a.m.
Comedy—
presents
MICHAEL TILSON THOMAS
"another Bernstein" - Aaron Copland
conducting
THE BUFFALO PHILHARMONIC
Tuesday, September 14 • 8:30 p.m.
The Detroit Institute of Arts Auditorium
Tickets: $8•$7•6 at Hudson's & Art Institute
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Gene Kelley and Fred Astaire in
"That's Entertainment Part II" (G)
for the entire family
young and old.
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"MURDER BY DEATH" (PG)
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HOT -28 Months on Broadway
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Monument to Freedom
For nine months, less than a thousand Jews
withstood - 5,000 troops of the Roman Tenth Legion.
In the end, they chose death rather than slavery.
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ning. The 51-unit project is
being built on land adjacent
to the California Home for
the Aged at Reseda and
scheduled for occupancy
next spring.
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sidized by the federal
Department of Housing and
Urban Development
through the federal Hous-
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Program and will be ad-
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Housing Authority.
ORT gives training in
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taught vary according to
the needs of the particu-
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BE SURE TO WATCH THIS NATION-WIDE, PRIME-TIME T.V. SPECIAL THIS MONTH.
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