Synagogues, Temples Mark Ruthi Navon at Beth Shalom Israeli vocalist Ruth Consecrations, Confirmations Navon will appear in con- Consecrations, confirma- tions and graduations were held this week at local synagogues and temples. Temple Beth El will hold its high school graduation and consecration of confir- mands service 8 p.m. today in the temple. Rabbi Richard C. Hertz will de- liver the sermon on "What This Milestone Means." An oneg Shabat will follow. The blessing of and awards to confirmands will take place at services 10:30 a.m. Saturday in the tem- ple. Rabbi Dannel I. Schwartz will speak on "The w Rules." abbis Hertz and hwartz will officiate at confirmation exercises 10 a.m. Sunday in the tem- ple. Students who will be con- firmed at Temple Beth Jacob services at 8:30 p.m. today are: Stephen Davis, George Dickstein, David Foster, Linda Pitler, Laura Saul, Benjamin Schwartz and Benjamin Stern. Rabbi Richard A. Weiss will de- liver the charge to the con- firmands: "The Story of the Four Builders." An oneg Shabat will follow. Cong. Bnai Moshe con- secrants who were honored at Shavuot evening services were: Mindy Licht, Rene Pearl and Karen Weiss. The consecrants presented an original dramatic reading, "These, Too, Have Inspired Us." The presentation was edited, arranged and supplemented by Rabbi Stanley M. Rosenbaum. Affirmation services will be held 8:30 p.m. today at Temple Kol Ami. Students who will be honored are: Tammy Alspector, Michelle Blitz and Elsa Conrad. The temple choir will render the music and Dr. Irving Friedman will be the canto- rial soloist. An oneg Shabat will follow. Beth Achim Installs Officers Attorney Leonard Her- man was elected president of Cong. Beth Achim for the_ 1980-1981 program year. Other officers installed with Herman by Rabbi Mil- ton Arm at Shavuot services this week were: George Rossman, Herbert Furman, Roland Gottesman, Donald Siegel and Jerry Tepman, vice presidents; Maurice Katzman, Sheldon Jacobs and Morris Harelik, secretaries; and Stewart Silverman, treasurer. Elected for a three-year term to the board of trustees were: Irving Feldman, Louis Gaum, Paul Jacobs, Acher Ben-Moche, Larry Rogers Seymour Subar and Harold Baker. Board members who will fulfill one-year terms are: Jerry Lasher, Sha- ron Leeman and Dr. De- nnis Phillips. Filling a one-year vac- ancy of a three-year term will be Bernard Trock. Southfield Student Awarded Annual Laker Scholarship 4001fle ' cert 7:30 p.m. June 1 at Cong. Beth Shalom. There is a charge, and the public is invited. For group rates and tickets, call the synagogue, 547-7970. Miss- Navon began her singing career as a member of the Israeli Army Entertainment Group. She currently appears in Israel's top rated children's pro- gram. Many of her songs hit the Israeli top 40 charts. She Chabad Contest Winners Listed Chabad Lubavitch has announced the winners of its Passover contest held in conjunction with its world-wide drive for educa- tion. The winners are: Brian Jacobs, grand prize; and Marlana Lazar, Todd Stearn, Chaim Meer, Re- becca Sunshine, Jay Lehman of Silver Spring, Md., Leslie Fine, Rachel Lawson, Daniel Skoczylas, Barbie Klein and Jonathan Freilich. Contest winners were announced at the recent Lubavitch-sponsored Lag b'Omer parade. Chabad announces that a new contest is under way. The essay contest topic is "What I Like Best About the Parade." Deadline for written and photographic entries is June 15, and should be mailed to Essay Contest, 14000 W. Nine Mile, Oak Park, 48237. For details, call the Lubavitch office, 548-2666. Herzog Voices Concern Over EEC 242 Action LONDON (JTA) — Chaim Herzog, Israel's former United Nations Am- bassador, says he is con- cerned at possible moves by the European Economic Community to revise UN Security Council Resolution 242 as a basis for a Middle East settlement. However, he said he be- lieves the Europeans will not go ahead with this suggestion unless they first gain the tacit encourage- ment of the United States. Herzog, who is in London for the centenary celebra- tions of ORT, gave his views to the Board of Deputies of British Jews. Marci E. Maniker, front row, center, is presented with the Harry and Sarah Laker Israel Youth Schol- arship. Pictured with Miss Maniker are, from left, front row: Mrs. Laker, Miss Maniker and Laker. In back row, from left, are: Irving Laker, Rabbi Milton Arm of Cong. Beth Achim, Martin Laker and Dr. Gerald Laker. The Harry and Sarah member of the National French Seminary Laker Israel Youth Schol- Honors Society. Receives Award She was graduated arship has been awarded to NEW YORK (JTA) — Marci E. Maniker of South- from the United Hebrew The Teachers Seminary of Schools High School and field, it was announced by e Scholarship Selection will attend the Hebrew the Alliance Israelite Uni- 6ommittee of Cong. Beth University in Jerusalem, verselle in Paris was Achim, which annually where she will spend a awarded the Shazar Prize for Jewish education and awards the coveted cash year of study. devotion to Israel recently, The formal presentation prize. of the Laker Scholarship by the Jewish Agency. The Alliance Teachers Miss Maniker is a student Award will be made at the at the University of Michi- Beth Achim Sabbath serv- Seminary has trained gan and has been closely ice 8:45 a.m. Saturday by thousands of teachers for identified with the Harry Laker in whose name the various networks of Habonim Labor Zionist and that of his wife, Sarah, schools of the Alliance and Youth since her pre-college the annual scholarship was other educational institu- tions. days and has been a established. THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, May 23, 1980 21 Israel's COL Rises — Again REMEMBER JERUSALEM (JTA) — The cost of living index in Israel rose in April by 10.2 percent, the second highest ever monthly leap. Most prominent among items whose prices soared were clothes, fruit and veg- etables. Home prices also went up an estimated 8 to 10 percent. THE BLUE BOX AND EVERYTHING IT STANDS FOR ON EVERY. 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