Northwest Young Israel Starts Youth Activities
Young Israel of Northwest
Detroit announces the start of
its winter program for youth
groups, which meet 2:30 p.m.
and 3:30 p.m. each Saturday
in the synagogue at 17376 Wyo-
ming.
roup
Leading the story h
of boys and girls
-years-old
nd _assist t
is Judi Sukeni
leader Linda
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boys group,
s 6-8, is S r ley
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Grossman and Melvyn Watz. A
girls group ages 6-7 is led by
Elaine Korchak and Marlene
Cern.
The Hebrew Dance Club is
led at 3:30 by Esther Zwick and
. stant leader Brenda Kra-
teenage group for girls
older is led by Phyllis
rman and Esther Zwick.
o, an Israeli Music Work-
is held 8 p.m. on Sundays
boys and girls 16 and older
Israeli Dance group for girls
3 and older is also held. For
further information, call UN
4-9776.
Series of 'Debates of Our Times'
Offered to Public by Universities
Simons, Katz on Civil
War Centennial Body
Leonard N. Simons and -Irv-
ing I. Katz were named by
The first of a new series of
"Will Iiiternal Divisions Under- Mayor Louis C. Miriani as
debates, "Issues for Survival: mine .World Communism?' with members of the Detroit Civil
Great Debates of Our Times," Z. Bizezinske and Cyril Plach
War Centennial Committee.
will be held 8:15 p.m. Oct. 3 at
Wayne State University's Com-
munity Arts Auditorium.
THE OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
Participating in the first de-
bate on the topic "Can Organized
of the
Religion Meet the Basic Needs
of Today's World?" will be Dr.
Walter Kaufman, professor of
Hebrew Benevolent Society
philosophy at Princeton Univer-
(CHESED
sity; and Dr. Martin Marty, as-
sociate editor of The Christian
Century. Moderator will be Dr.
d their best wishes for
Milton Covensky, associate pro-
A n estimated 180,000,000 fessor of history at Wayne State
motor vehicles have been pro- University.
duced in the United States since
S
Dr. Covensky will moderate all
the industry's birth in 1896.
of the debates in the series,
which is sponsored by the Di-
vision of Adult Education of
Wayne State University and the
University of Michigan. As a
community activity, the series is
AL HEI R MEMBE
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offered free of charge to the
YNAGOGU
S AND
public.
Future debates include "Is
Freudianism an Adequate Solu-
Natho P. Rossen, Pres.
on Rubin, Sec.
tion for Our Individual and Col-
Louis R Vice-Pres.
OTrii Dorn, Trustee
ctive Ills?" with Prof. Richard
Ben Schne
a and Prof. Erich Kahler on
Peter S. Goldstein, Trustee
15;
Sam Nelson, Hon. Pres.
Edward Miller, Trustee
We Need a Radical New
ch to American Foreign
" with Prof. Alfred Kelly
. Norman Thomas on Nov.
.
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ure?" with Prof. Ernest Van
n Haag and Prof. David Man-
*ng White on Dec. - 14;
"Is the Image of Rational Man
Still Valid?" with William Bar-
rett (opponent to be announced)
bn Feb. 15; and
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Religious Groups at
Brandeis Aided by
Grant Honoring Shapiros
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18500 Livernois. — Below 7 Mile Rd.
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‘:
A fund created to honor one
of Boston's- leading champions
of brotherhood will underwrite
religious activities for Catholic,
Protestant and Jewish students
at Brandeis University.
Greater Boston friends of Mr.
and Mrs: Ben G. Shapiro of
Brookline created the gift,
which was announced at a din-
ner in Temple Ohabei Shalom,
Brookline. Shapiro, founder and
secertary of the Massachusetts
Committee of Catholics, Pro-
testants and Jews, earmarked
the fund for students at Bran-
deis, where he is a -member of
t h e University's President's
Council.
The Ben G. and Belle Shapiro
Three Chapels Fund will be
used to support and encourage
activities of the Bnai Brith Hil-
lel Foundation, the Newman
Club for Catholic students, and
the Student Christian Associa-
tion, the national Protestant or-
ganization, with emphasis on
interfaith amity.
Werbe Galleries Will
Show Hecht Exhibit
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The work of Marjorie Hecht
will be exhibited Sunday
through Oct. 12 at the Anna L.
Werbe Galleries, 19458 Livernois.
Miss Hecht, 38, is a graduate of
the Art Institute of Chicago and
a member of the Michigan
Watercolor Society, Detroit So-
ciety of Women Painters and
Sculptors, and the Alumni Asso-
ciation of the School of the
Art Institute of Chicago. Her
work has been exhibited at
shows of these organizations,
the Scarab Club • Watercolor
Exhibition, the Detroit Artists
Market Exhibition at the J. L.
Hudson Co. and others.
Miss Hecht has been awarded
the Albert _Cuppenheimer
Scholarship, the Gold Medal
Award of the Art Directors
Club of Chicago, the Gracia M.
F. Barnhart Award and won
first honora;,le mention in the
Scarab Club Watercolor Ex-
hibition in 1957.
HIGH HOLY DAY
ISRAEL BOND APPEAL
HONOR ROLL
PARTICIPATING CONGREGATIONS
SYNAGOGUE
RABBI
Adas Shalom
Adas Yeshurun
Ahavas Achim
Beth Aaron
Beth Abraham
Beth Joseph
Beth Moses
Beth Shmuel
Beth Tefilo
Emanuel
Beth Yehudah
Bnai David
Jacob E. Segal
PRESIDENT
Max H. Goldsmith
J. Leinhoff
Abe Friedman
Joseph Braver
Henry Pokart
Hyman Karp
Charles Kief
Isadore Rosenberg
Milton Arm
Benjamin H. Gorrelick
Israel I. Halpern
Gershen Frankel
Joseph Rabinowitz
Morris Dorn
Meyer Levin
Melville J. Richman
Louis Nosanchuk
Stephen Lanyi
Leizer Levin
Joshua Spiro
Hayim Donin
Bnai Jacob
Moses Lehrman
Bnai Moshe
Evergreen
Hyman Agress
Jewish Cong.
Abra
Ezras Achim
e
Gemiluth Chasodim J
aac Stcliman
Mishkan Israel
Mogen -Abraha • ....S. P. Wohlgelernter
Arthur- I. Gold
Nusach Hari=
yim ..Leo Y. Goldman
Shaarey Sh
unah __Shalom Flan
Shomery
Franklin Levy
Isadore Sosnick
H. Strassburger
Louis Hammes
Max Kaplan
, Sam Nelson
Joel Balberor
Charles Vikser
Young • el —
Dex
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west
You
Israel Cent
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You Israel —
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field
Hillel Abrams
nest E. Greenfield
David I. Berris
Alex Kuhn
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Ira Feinberg
. Mordec I Bar-On
Harold
e, David I. Berri
am Borman, David J. Callen,
Irwin 1.
, Yitzchak
dish, Dr. Jacob Goldman, Ral)bi
Benjamin H.
lick
bi Israel I. Halpern, William Hordes,
Louis E. Levitan,
a bi J. Litke, John E. Lurie; David Sefton,
Rabbi Jacob E. Segal, Rabbi Joshua Sperka, Isidore Stem, Rabbi
Isaac Stollman, Phillip Stollmon, Zvi TonikiewiCz, Rabbi S. P.
Wohlgelernter.
HIGH HOLY DAY RELIGIOUS COUNCIL
Mr. Phillip Stollman
Mr. Norman Allan
'Judge Nathan J. Kaufman
Chairman
Co-Chaiman
Co-Chairman
HIGH HOLY DAY COMMITTEE
In addition to Speakers, Presidents, and Rabbis of partic-
ipating congregations, the committee includes:
Harry Blitz, M.- orris J. Brandwine, Harry E. Citrin, Herman K.
Cohen, Mrs. Ben Z. Freeman, M. W. Friedler, Oscar Garrison,
William Genser, Rabbi Morris Greenes, Ben Goldberg, Joseph
Katchke, Sam Kaufer, Meyer Levin, Louis E. Levitan, Hyman
Lipsitz, Erry Loewenthal, Mrs. Harry Portnoy, Alex Roberg,
Irving Schlussel, Dr. Burton Schmier, Jock Shenkman, Charles
Shere, Ben W. Siegal, David Silver, Mrs. Isidore Singer, George
Spoon, Max Spoon, Max Stollman, Joseph Sulkes, Dr. and Mrs.
Israel Wiener, Sam Yuster, Jack Zeldes.