40 Friday, January 20, 1978
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
JNF Women's Donor Campaign Nets $100,000 for. Youth Camp
More than $100,000 has
been raised this year by the
Women of the Jewish Na-
tional Fund to complete a
youth camp in the American
Bicentennial Park In Israel,
it was announced by -Betty
Silverman, 1977-78 fund-rais-
ing chairman. The an-
nouncement Was made at
the .48th Annual Donor
Event held last week at
Cong. Shaarey Zedek. The
donor campaign was held in
cooperation with the Young
Women of JNF.
The more than 4011 women
who attended the affair, de-
spite the severe weather,
applauded when Mrs. Sil-
verman declared that in two
years the Women of JNF
OPEN SUNDAY
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Telegraph at 10 Mile, 356-6250
miles southwest of Jerusa-
lem in a biblically historic
area, where David fought
Goliath and Samson pur-
sued the Philistines. The to-
tal cost of the camp is
$250,000.
Rissa Winkelman is presi-
dent of the Young Women of
JNF.
Attending the culminating event in the Women of Jewish
National Fund's donor drive Tuesday at Cong. Shaarey
Zedek, were, from left: Belle Levin, fund-raising co-
chairman; Betty Silverman, chairman of the donor cam-
paign; Diane Levine, president; and Shirley Kraft, pro-
gram chairman. The donor campaign netted more than
$100,000 to be used for a youth summer camp in Israel.
have collected ' more than
$200,000 for the project,
which in its first year, de-
s4ite its temporary facil-
ities, has been used by more
than 2,500 boys and girls of
high school and college age.
The camp is located 20
Diane Levine, president of
Women of JNF, greeted the
guests. She praised the vol-
unteers "for their untiring
efforts and their complete
dedication. It was a labor of
love with them, " she said.
Shirley Kraft, . program
chairman, introduced the
Russian artists, Michael Ei-
ngorn, xylophonist, and Vic-
tor Shulman, vocalist, pian-
ist and composer. Bess
Axelrod led in the singing of
the Natioal Anthems, ac-
compan,ied by Vivian Stoll-
man.
Princeton Buys Spectrometer
From Hebrew University
Come out of the shadows.
JERUSALEM—The 'He-
brew University of Jerusa-
lem has received an order
from Princeton University
for the advanced spectrom-
eter developed here at the
Racah Institute of Physics.
, Princeton will install the
Jerusalem-built instrument
in its "PLT-Tokamak", the
largest thermonuclear re-
search device in the world.
The PLT is operated by the
United States Department
of Energy.
'According to Prof. Ben-
jamin Fraenkel, head of the
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By appointment 645-0015
you are invited
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open house
to celebrate
our new management
champagne will be served
all merchandise 25% off
mon. - fri. 9:30 - 5:30
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research team at the Labo-
ratory for X-ray and Far
Ultra-Violet Spectroscopy
which developed the in-
strument. the Hebrew Uni-
versity won out over other
bids to build the machine
for Princeton because of the
high standard of work-
manship in the Physics In-
stitute's Fine Mechanics
Workshop. This was exem-
plified by the success of the
Hebrew University spec-
trometer installed not long
ago at the European Center
for. Thermonuclear Re-
search in Paris.
A spectrometer is an in-
strument that accepts ,radi-
ation emitted from atoms as
a result-of electronic transi-
tions; and, records the radi-
ation in lines arranged by
wavelength. Maximum pre-
cision in this recording is
vital in thermonuclear re-
search, one of the areas
being explored by scientists
today- for the new ways of
creating energy.
• The Hebrew University
instrument, has the world's
best resolution or ability to
distinguish between adja-
cent spectral li?ies.
It is the first instrument
in the far u-v field to be
adjusted inter-
ferometrically, giving it an
accuracy vastly greater
than ,other existing spec-
trometers.
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JERUSALEM (ZINS)—
Dr. De La Pergola of He-
brew University says that 45
out of every 100 marriages
involving Jews in the Dia-
spora are mixed marriages.
and 80 percent of Jewish
youth are prepared to mar-
ry non-Jews.
Assimilation rates in
Western Europe is near 60
.percent. in the U.S. 40 per-
cent and in South Africa 15
percent. according to the
professor.
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Center Dance Staff Names
Carolyn Bishop to Position
Carolyn Bishop has joined
the Jewish Community Cen-
ter's dance staff: A dancer,
teacher and choreographer,
Ms. Bishop will teach an
intermediate-advanced
class in contemporary
dance for teens 9:30 a.m.
Sundays in the Zell Dance
Studio in the main Center.
She also will direct the Cen-
ter's teenage dance com-
pany, the Young Dancers
Guild.
Trained in Australia, Ms.
Bishop studied and taught at
the Elizabeth Dalman Stu-
dio of Centemporary Dance
and performed with the
Australian Dance Theater.
In Detroit, she has per-
formed with the Festival
Dancers and the Nonce
Dance Ensemble.
In the community she has
taught at the Jewish Center,
Oakland University, Bir-
mingham schools and the
Birmingham Unitarian
Church.
She was assistant director
of the Young Dancers Guild
in 1975 and created several
works for that company.
She also toured with the
CAROLYN BISHOP
Festival dancers "Art
Moves" program in the
schools, a project endowed
by the Michigan Council for
the Arts.
Non-members are invited
to join the class and the
Young Dancers Guild. The
14-week semester begins
Feb. 5. .
For information, call the
Center's educational serv-
ices department, 661-1000, -
ext. 164.
Russian, Detroiter Wed in Temple
Ilene Hartman of Detroit Inn, following the ceremo-
and Viktor Abramson, for- ny, Kalman Tillem, director
of . the Jewish Vocational
merly of Leningrad, Russia,
Service, offered a toast to
were married recently in
the couple, -while- Constantin
what was believed to be the
first marriage in Detroit of Liberman, a friend of the
an American Jew and a couple, repeated the toast in
recently immigrated Rus- Russian.
sian Jew.
The new Mrs. Abramson
Rabbi Leon Fram of ' is the director of the De-
Temple Israel officiated at partment of Russian Jewish
the temple ceremony. Immigration of the JVS.
At a dinner at Northland
Recent Jewish immi-
grants from Russia attend-
ed the ceremony.
Coverin g Haller
on Sabbath
By RABBI SAMUEL FOX
(Copyright 1978, JTA, Inc.)
Center Sponsors
Used Book Sale
It is customary to cover
The Jewish CoMmunity
the halla while reciting the
Center of Metropolitan De-
kidush over the wine on the
troit will conduct a used
Sabbath.
book- sale 9 a.m. - 4. p.m.
Normally, if there is cloth
Sunday in the lobby of the
wine and bread on the table.
main Center building.
Jewish tradition requires
Donations of all books
that the benediction over
may be dropped off at the 10
the bread on the table be
Mile Branch or at the main
recited first because. in the
building prior to the day of
biblical passage describing
the sale.
the blessed species of vege-
tation of the Holy Land,
wheat is listed ahead of the
Hebrew Speakers
other species (including
Club Will Gather
gapes).
This is because wheat (or
The Jewish Community
bread) is a staple item. On
Center's Hebrew Club will
Friday night. the Sabbath
meet 3 p.m. Sunday in the
meal and the Sabbath day
10 Mile Jewish Center
itself is sanctified with
branch.
wine. Thus the blessing over
Former chairman Leon
the wine comes first.
Baum will speak on the -To-
Yet, the bread was not to
rah portion of the week. An
be "embarrassed" or over-
Israeli film also will be fea-
looked and so it was cov-
tured.
The public is invited.
ered during the recital of •
the kidush over the wine.
Tour Operators
This practice represents
the hesitancy to embarrass
to Visit Israel
one's neighbor in any way.
NEW YORK—A six-man
There seems to be a differ-
ence of opinion among ha- delegation from the Ameri-
lakhic authorities as to can Association of Tour Op-
whether the bread should- be erators to Israer will be in
covered during the kidush in Israel this week for in-
the morning of the Sabbath tensive meetings with per-
when other alcoholic bever- sons and agencies directly
ages may be used and are involved with tourism to Is-
used. rael.