$2,000. To learn more about
Federation's Israel Children's Camp
Fund, contact David Contorer at
(248) 203-1490.
— Keri Guten Cohen

Teens Make Music
With A Mission

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ather than mourn the post-
ponement of Teen Mission
2002, scheduled for June,
the 11 local participants have decid-
ed to do something for Israel.
Joined by siblings and friends, the
teens will perform their own concert
to benefit Magen David Adorn
(MDA) and the Jezreel Valley
International Center for Arts &
Culture in Israel. The concert, being
held in a private home, is scheduled
for 4 p.m. Sunday, May 5. Vocal and
instrumental selections, from classi-
cal to Israeli folk music, will be pre-
sented by the youth, ages 9-17.
"I felt my kids should be doing
something more for Israel than just
attending rallies," said Ruth Zerin of
West Bloomfield. "I want them to be
able to look back and say they did
all they could for Israel."
Her children and their friends are
musical, so they decided to hold the
benefit concert. It is a way for the
Teen Mission particip'ants to make a
direct connection with 19 Israeli
teens they met the week before
Passover from Michigan Jewry's
Partnership 2000 region in the
Central Galilee. Zerin said the local
and Israeli teens, brought together
by the Jewish Federation of
Metropolitan Detroit, are staying in
contact. They would have traveled
together on the Teen Mission.
"The teens chose the MDA
because the need is so great and the
cultural organization because that's
youth helping youth," Zerin said.
"The message here is that while
Palestinian children are really being
taught to do destructive things for
their cause, to strap on bombs and
kill other children in the process,
our children are being reared to
value life and to know that every life
is important," she said.
Space is limited for the concert.
For directions to the private home,
call Zerin at (248) 538-9260.
Donations for the Israeli charities
also can be made through Zerin.

— Keri Guten Cohen

WSU's Jewish
Heritage Month

Wayne State University President Irvin
D. Reid proclaimed April Jewish
Heritage Month. His proclamation,
read by Provost Dr. Charles Bantz at
Hillel of Metro Detroit offices April 1,
begins: "Each spring, our nation's
Jewish commu-
nity remembers
its struggles, cel-
ebrates its
achievements
and renews its
commitment to
the future. We
join, the
President of the
United States,
Congress and
Irvin Reid
others through-
out the world in
this commemoration. We stand with
people of good will everywhere in rec-
ognizing a Jewish heritage filled with
rich traditions and contributions to
the progress of humankind."
— Sharon Zuckerman

Corrections

• In "The Great Eight" (April 26,
page 35), a profile of Rosevelyn
Lieberman, one of the Jewish
Apartments & Services' Eight Over
Eighty honorees, a statement about
her work with the Oakland
County CASA (Court Appointed
Special Advocates) program to help
resolve family guardianship cases
should have stated that CASA vol-
unteers investigate the facts in cases
in which a petition has been filed
with the Oakland County Probate
Court for appointment of a
guardian for a minor child, then
file a report with a recommenda-
tion as to disposition of the peti-
tion. The volunteers do not decide
who should be appointed as the
guardian for children in need of
such a service. In addition, the
grandmother of five has been a
member of the Greater Detroit
Section of the National Council of
Jewish Women for 20 years,
including six as chairman of the .
CASA program.

• In "Akiva Plans Award
Banquet" (April 26, page 24), the
nursery school building donated
by the Meer family is a# Yeshiva
Beth Yehudah in Southfield.

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