THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, September 2 1, 1962 — 28 Center Symphony Will Begin 23rd Premier-Goodman Season Under Direction of Chaj es Troth Announced The Center Symphony Or- chestra, under the direction of Julius Chajes, will open the 23rd season of the Tuesday eve- ning concert series on Oct. 2 at the Jewish Center. The program will include Brahm's Fourth Symphony, the Magic Flute Overture by Mozart and the Fifth Piano Concerto by Saint-Saens played by the well known. Toronto pianist Muriel Kilby. All six concerts during the season will begin at 8:30 p.m. Distinguished soloists will in- clude Gordon Staples, violinist, Cu Nov. 27; Linda Newman, soprano, and Paul Olefsky, cell- ist, on Dec. 18; Harold Orbach, MISS JUDITH BRENNER tenor (cantor at Temple Israel), and Charles Sirard, bassoon, on JULIUS CHAJES Mr. and Mrs. David Brenner of !'Feb. 26; Mischa Kottler, pianist, Greenlawn Ave. announce the en- on April 2; and Mischa Mis- gagement of their daughter, chakoff, violinist, on May 14. Judith Marilyn, to Phillip Mar- shall Goodman, son of Mr. and Ex-Labor Secretary Mrs. Louis Goodman of Elgin Ave., Oak Park. Mitchell to Head AND HIS ORCHESTRA Miss Brenner is a senior at the of Michigan School LI 8-5313 `Brotherhood Week' University of Education. Her fiance attend- NEW YORK (JTA)—Former ed the University of Michigan Secretary of Labor James P. where he was affiliated with Mitchell has been named na- Sigma Alpha Mu. He is now tional chairman of Brotherhood attending the University of De- Fine Photography Week to be observed Feb. 17-24 troit Dental School, Bar Mitzvah and Wedding under the auspices of the Na- Candids, Professionally Finished A June, 1963, wedding is tional Conference of Christians KE 1-0104 and Jews, it was announced by planned. S. LEIBICK Dr. Lewis Webster Jones, presi- Swiss Press Lauds dent of the organization. As national chairman, he will ORT for Vocational lead the nation in organizing the 30th anniversary of Brother- Training Aid Program hood Week and will serve be- GENEVA, (JTA)—The World side President Kennedy who is ORT Union drew high praise honorary chairman. from the major newspapers of In a statement accepting the Switzerland for its work in the CANDIDS chairmanship, Mitchell called vocational training of students PORTRAITS for a rededication to the prac- from underdeveloped countries. 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Most of the $3,000,000 to build the new structure was contributed by members of the committee, who intend to also cover the annual operating bud- get of Brotherhood House. Slated for completion in 1963, it will have a library, medita- tion and music rooms, a 400- seat auditorium, seminar and conference rooms, and offices. cal assistance to underdeveloped countries, the newspapers espe- cially stressed the joint program undertaken recently by the gov- ernment of Switzerland, the In- ternational Labor Organization and ORT for on-the-job training in this country of 18 Congolese students. This program, reported the press, has been "crowned with tremendous success. Fact or y managers who had provided on- the-job training for these stu- dents, stated the press reports, were so impressed with the work done for these students by ORT that they were willing to employ the Congolese in the Swiss plants. Minnesota U. Will Re-Issue Book on Michigan had the lowest traf- Jewish Dietary Laws fic death rate among the Great MINNEAPOLIS, (JTA) — A Lakes states during the first book on the Jewish Dietary half of 1962-14.5 per 100,000 Laws, written by a Minneapolis population. rabbi and a former University 'IF I MARRY YOU YOU'LL HAVE TO PROMISE THAT OUR WEDDING GUESTS CAN STAY AT THE CRANBROOK HOUSE MOTEL ' t CRANE31200K HOUSE MOTEL EIGHT MILE AND JAMES COUZEN5 BR 3-8310 of Minnesota professor, will be re-issued by the University of Minnesota Press because of con- tinuing demand for it, it was announced here. The book has been out of print since 1947. "The Kosher Code of the Orth- odox Jew" was written by Rabbi S. I. Levin and Dr. Edward A. Boyden, then professor of ana- tomy at the university. It is a lit- eral translation of the portion of the Shulchan Aruch which describes the deficiencies which render a bird or animal unfit for Jewish consumption. It includes a discussion of Talmudic anatomy in the light of science of that time and now. It has been used as a reference work in seminary libraries. The re-issue will be in the form of a microfilmed reproduc- tions made by University Micro- films of Ann Arbor, Mich., by arrangement with the University of Minnesota Press. Currently, 33 of the 50 states in the Union grant drivers' li- censes at the age of 16. Only four have the upper age of 18. Branch 11, LZOA to Meet Saturday Borman Foods Dividend Borman Food Stores declared a cash dividend of 121/2 cents per Branch 11, Labor Zionist Or- share, to be paid Oct. 10th, to ganization of America, will meet stockholders of record at the 9 p.m. Saturday at the home of close of business on Sept. 20. Mr. and Mrs. Art Maniker, 25248 Pierce, Southfield. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Schiff, will report on their trip to Is- rael and the LZOA national Agency convention, which they attended 20 ORCHESTRAS in New York. 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