THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
NEW YORK — Masada
Israel Summer Programs of
the Zionist Organization of
America has concluded the
most successful program re-
cruitment drive in its 21-
year history. Some 460
young men and women aged
13-23 are now spending six
weeks in Israel.
Seven different Masada
programs offer a wide range
of tours. Included are:
Teenage Camp (13-14),
Teenage Tour (15-17),
Leadership Training
Course (16-18), Maccabi In-
stitute for Sports Training
(16-18), a program that in-
cludes two weeks of training
in either tennis, soccer,
track, or water sports,
Garin Program (16-19), for
those who have been to Is-
rael before, Summer in
Moshav (18-23) which in-
cludes a two-week Moshav
work experience, and
Masada Student Tour (18-
23).
For information regard-
ing any Masada program,
write Isaac Lakritz, ZOA
National Youth Director, or
Amir Peled, Central
Shaliach, 4 East 34th St.,
New York 10016.
Ardon Windows
at Hebrew U.
JERUSALEM — "Out of
Zion shall go forth the Law"
— Isaiah's prophetic vision
forms the theme of a trip-
tych in stained glass created
by artist Mordecai Ardon
for installation in the upper
foyer of the Jewish National
and University Library on
the Hebrew University's
Givat Ram campus.
About 100 square meters
in size, the triptych will
cover an area larger than
the Chagall Windows at the
Hadassah Medical Center
in Jerusalem. Like the
Chagall Windows, the
Ardon Windows are being
executed in the Charles
Marc Studio in Reims,
France. They are expected
to be inaugurated as part of
Israel's 36th anniversary
celebrations, next year.
To finance the work, the
artist is producing a limited
set of 150 signed and num-
bered scale replicas of the
windows.
New TAU Chair
TEL AVIV — The Irene
and Nicholas Marsh Chair
in Endocrinology and
Pediatric Diabetes was in-
augurated recently at Tel
Aviv University's Sackler
Faculty of Medicine as part
of the annual meeting of the
university's board of gover-
nors.
Activities connected with
the new chair will include
research into the etiology of
diabetes mellitus in Israel,
with the aim of designing a
preventive program for the
population identified as
having a high risk of con-
tracting the disease. In
addition, young inves-
tigators in basic and clinical
research in endocrinology
and diabetology will be
trained at Tel Aviv Univer-
sity.
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