Onai Bride
Activities

Miss Seidon Announces JSSB Adopts
Firsht-Fiarman Rites
June Wedding Date Fee-Charge Policy Planned for Dec. 22

for Counselling

The first oneg shabbat of• the
adult education committee of
the GREATER DETROIT
WOMEN'S COUNCIL will be
held at 12:30 p.m., Saturday, in
the home of Mrs. Al Stein, 20485
Carol. The Bible (Soncino Press
edition) will be discussed by
Mrs. Morris Serwin. Several se-
lections will be rendered by
Mrs. 'Al Berger in honor of
Jewish Music Month. For reser-
vations, call Mrs. Al Goldberg,
UN. 4-8440.
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BNAI BRITH GIRLS will
sponsor a late Friday evening
service at 8:30 p.m., Feb. 8, at
Beth Abraham Synagogue. Ar-
nold Kollen will serve as rabbi,
and Norton Bicoll will be can-
tor. The committee planning the
service includes Audrey Faran,
Susan Rico11, Sheila Milgrim,
Frances Skulsky, Deanna Law-
son, Irma Richman, Mary Appel,
Beverly Roth and Betty Rossen.
Rabbi Israel I. Halpern will de-
liver the sermon, and there will
be an installation of new mem-
bers. Following the service, a
social hour is planned. Partici-
pating chapters are Fanny
Bryce, Gilda Partrite, B. Bene-
dict Glazer and Israelettes,
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"Where Is Judaism Going?"
will be the topic of a trio of
Detroit area rabbis at the third
annual Institute on Judaism
sponsored by PISGAH LODGE
at 8:30. p.m., Monday, in the
Labor Zionist Institute, 19161
Schaefer. The Orthodox view-
point will be given by Rabbi
Israel I. Halpern, while Rabbi
Milton Arm speaks for the Con-
servative branch and Rabbi Is-
rael Saperstein, of Pontiac pre-
sents the Reform approach. A
question and answer period will
follow. Arrangements have been
made by Beryle Walters, chair-
man, and Rabbi Joshua S.
Sperka, co-chairman. Members,
their families and friends are
urged to attend.

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MISS NORMA SEIDON

A June wedding is planned
by Norma Leone Seidon whose
engagement to Raymond Theo-
dore Zelch was announced re-
cently by her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Burton M. Seidon. Mr.
Zelch is the son of Mrs. Lillian
Zelch, of Lewiston, Me.
The bride-elect is a graduate
of the University of Michigan
where she was affiliated with
Alpha Epsilon Phi sorority. Her
fiance is a graduate of Bates
College.

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This Week's Radio and
Television Programs
of Jewish Interest

COUNCIL BROADCAST
Time: 10 p.m., Saturday.
Station; WJLB.
Feature: Rabbi Jacob Chinitz,
a faculty member of the fifth
annual Synagogue Adult Insti-
tute, sponsored by the five Con-
servative congregations of De-
troit, will discuss new courses
of this adult study program
over the Jewish Community
Council portion of the Altman
Jewish Hour.
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ALTMAN JEWISH HOUR
Time: 11 a.m., Sunday.
Station: WJLB.
Feature: Cantor Shabtai Ack-
erman, of Cong. Beth Abraham,
will make a guest appearance,
talking informally about his life
and career with director Nathan
Siegel. He also will sing a
number of Hebrew and liturgi-
cal songs.
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MESSAGE OF ISRAEL
Time: 7:05 p.m., Sunday.
Station: WXYZ.
Feature: The concluding ad-
dress in a four-part _ series by
Dr. Abraham J. Feldman, presi-
dent of the Synagogue Council
of America and rabbi of Cong.
Beth Israel, Hartford, Conn.,
will highlight a talk on "What
Is Religion Supposed. to Do for
Us?"
. * *
THE ETERNAL LIGHT
Time: 10:30 p.m., Sunday.
Station: WWJ.
Feature: "Hot Iron," recount-
ing the dramatic efforts of
Emile Zola to obtain justice for
Alfred Dreyfus, will be told.

Radomer Aid Auxiliary
Installs Mrs. Pianko

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Installed into office in recent
ceremonies of the Radomer
Ladies Auxiliary were the fol-
lowing women:
Mesdames B. Pianko, presi-
dent; B. Finkelstein and L.
Sugar, Vice-presidents; F. Wein-
man, treasurer; G. Waxman,
- trustee; M. Ross, sunshine chair:-
man; L. Katz and D. Adler,
secretaries; M. Simkovitz, ser-
geant-at-arms; S. Slakter, pub-
licity; P. Weintraub and M,
Weintraub, goodwill chairmen;
B. Goodes and A. Sammit, re-
freshment committee.
Installed as members of the
executive board were Mesdames
R. Ager, K. Lubin, R. Tuttle-
man, M. Trifler, M. Kapler, B.
Adler, B. Nosanchuk, M. Lum-
berg and E. Halpern.

A temporary, experimental
policy of the Jewish Social
SerVice Bureau, adopted in
1954, has become permanent
with the announcement _that
fees will be charged for all
JSSB counselling services.
The announcement, made by
the JSSB board, stated that fees
will be based on ability to pay,
as graded by income and size
of family, and will range from
$1 to a maximum of $10 for a
single week's counselling.
Types of services for which
fees are charged include per-
sonal and family counselling,
child placemen t, adoption
studies, service to aging, home-
maker service, psychiatric and
psychological consultations and
migration cases.
Resettlement cases, relief
cases, transients and interviews
with children of aging clients
arranged at the case worker's
request will remain on a no
charge basis, and all services
will be free to those who cannot .
afford to pay.
The new fee policy, according
to Harold Silver, executive di-
rector of JSSB, reflects the
changing role of services to the
community.
Today's emphasis is on family
and personal problems which
with the poor. Financial aid
affect the well-to-do equally
cases, once the main respon-
sibility of JSSB, have virtually
ceased, Silver said.
The fee schedule will make
JSSB's service available to a
broader section of the com-
munity, many of whom hesitate
to use a free service, and will
increase the agency's amount of
self-support, Silver added.
JSSB receives 80 per cent of
its budget from the Torch
Drive and the Allied Jewish
Campaign.

CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Nathan
Rubin acknowledges with grate-
ful appreciation the many kind
expressions of sympathy ex-
tended by relatives and friends
during the family's recent be-
reavement.

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A hay ride this Saturday and
the second annual dance on Feb.
23 are two events planned by
the Beth Aaron Young Adult
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Reproduced below is a copy of a letter sent by

The Council of Orthodox Rabbis

To Twin Pines Farms Dairy:

COUNCIL OF ORTHODOX RABBIS OF DETROIT

9103 LINWOOD AVENUE
DETROIT 6, MICHIGAN
TYLER 6.13906

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RASMISRAELT.NOTIS

EXECUTIVE SECRETARY
3248 TUXEDO AVENUE
TOWNSEND 13.13675

January 22, 3.957

Mr, John H, Stewart, President
Twin Pines Farm Dairy
8445 Lyndon Avenue
Detroit 38, Michigan

Dear Mr, Stewart:

Our sincere thanks to your organization for your fine
cooperation in producing Cholev Yisroel (ritually supervised ,
milk) for over a year at our request so that the desire of
the Jewish population for such a product could be tested,

We know that the production of this. milk presented many
new problems for the dairy, and we appreciate your patience
in meeting and solving these problems as they arose.

Though the demand for Cholev Yisroel at this time has not
reached a volume that permits its continued production, we
feel that you have demonstrated Twin Pines' deep sincerity
in doing everything in your power to be of service to our
community,

We thank you in behalf of all the memberi of our Council
and of the congregations they serve,

Sincerely,

Cholev Yisroel
Committee Members::

CTIL OF ORTHODOX RABBIS

Rabbi Joseph Elias
Rabbi Chaskel Grubner

Rabbi eizer Levin.
Executive Sed.etar

Rabbi Yaakov I. Homnick

Rabbi Joel Litke
Rabbi Samuel H. Prero
Rabbi Moses Rothenberg

Rabbi Israel I. Notis.
Secretary

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