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Savings Plan To Aid
Students' Israel 'Dips
Students may receive up to
$700 in matching funds as a
gift from the Jewish com-
munity toward the cost of an
educational trip to Israel.
Administered by the Israel
Desk of the Jewish Welfare
Federation, the Ben Teitel
Israel Incentive Savings Plan
provides $100 for each year a
student at an approved
Detroit-area Jewish day, Sun-
day or afternoon school saves
$150 toward Israel
travel-study.
- The program, a dual com-
mitment by the students'
families and the community,
is intended to encourage teen-
agers to visit Israel on
organized educational trips of
their choice and also continue
their formal Jewish educa-
tional programs, in the
Detroit area.
Students enter the plan
while in the fifth grade and
may continue to earn mat-
ching funds through their
senior year in high school.
The trip may be taken any
time before the January after
high school graduation.
Students and their families
deposit their contributions in-
to an interest-bearing ac-
count of their choosing, and
are eligible for the communi-
ty grant after participating in
the program for four years.
Those who require additional
financial assistance for Israel
travel are encouraged to
check into scholarship pro-
grams at the Israel Desk.
The incentive savings plan
was endowed by the Ben N.
Teitel Charitable Trust
through the Federated En-
dowment Fund.
For details on the Ben
Teitel Israel Incentive Sav-
ings Plan, parents of fifth
graders or younger students
should contact Sivan Maas at
the Israel Desk, 661-5440.
Enrollment deadline for this
year's fifth graders is Sept.
15. •
All-Night Party
For Allied Campaign
Volunteers for the Allied
Jewish Campaign who are in
9th-12th grade will have an
all-night program April 20-21
at the Maple-Drake Jewish
Community Center.
Sponsored by the Jewish
Welfare Federation Youth
Campaign Committee, the
event will combine learning
about the Jewish community
and the Campaign with
recreation. Beginning at
10:30 p.m., the doors will re-
main open for one hour. Then
they will be locked until
breakfast at 7 p.m.
Participants will use the
Jewish Center's gymnasium,
swimming pool and the new
Edward and Shirley Rosen-
berg Recreation Complex.
Movies will be shown and
snacks will be provided.
Participants are asked to
bring contributions to the
Campaign. They also should
bring bathing suits and sleep-
ing bags, as rooms will be
available for those who want
to sleep.
The Youth Campaign Com-
mittee consists of represen-
tatives from BBYO, USY,
MSTY, NCSY, Project
Discovery and others. The
committee is looking for addi-
tional volunteers to
chaperone the event.
There is a charge. For infor-
mation or to register, contact
Ellen Krivchenia at the
Jewish Welfare Federation
Women's Division office,
965-3939, Ext. 158.
Holocaust Program
For High Schools
Eighteen area public and
private high schools will send
student delegations and
teachers to the May 1 Inter-
faith Youth Symposium on
the Holocaust.
The symposium, co-spon-
sored by the Greater Detroit
Interfaith Round Table of the
National Conference of Chris-
tians and Jews, Jewish Com-
munity Council and the
Holocaust Memorial Center,
will be held at the Holocaust
Memorial Center.
Participants will meet with
survivors, tour the Holocaust
Memorial Center, and see the
film Courage to Care.
Dr. Emanuel Ta.nay will
speak of his experience with
people who helped to shield
him from capture.
For information, call the
Round Table, 869-6306.