-Spertner
(rement Told

Jewish. Community- Council Lists
Community Relations Committee

THE DETROIT

Stanley J. Winkelman, Jewish
CoMmunity Council president, an-
nounces the membership of the
Counci s community relations
committee for 1962-63.
In keeping with the practice
started last year, local units of
national Jewish agencies are rep-
resented on the committee, in-
cluding American Jewish Com-
mittee, American Jewish Con-
gress, Anti-Defamation League,
Jewish Labor Committee and
Jewish War Veterans.
Louis Rosenzweig was re-ap-
pointed chairman of the commit-
tee and will be assisted by Zel-
don Cohen and Lawrence Gubow
as co-chairmen. Committee
members are:

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MISS VIVIEN MILLER

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Miller
of Newton Center, Mass., an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Vivien Lee, to James
Edgar Spertner, soh of Mrs.
Edgar K. Spertner of Detroit
and the iaLe Mr. Spertner.
ride-elect is a graduate
Jun4n- College. Her
9nded Dean Junior
Michigan Satate

Avern Cohn, Rabbi Harold D.
Hahn, Joseph Ross, Ben Schottenfels,
representing American Jewish Com-
mittee. Mrs. Oscar Hertz, Harold
Norris, Mrs. Theodore Rosen, Harley
M. Selling, representing American
Jewish Congress. Mrs. Samuel S.
Aaron, Sidney J. Karbel, Melvin
Weisz, Harry Yudkoff, representing
ADL. Dr. Frances Cousens, Mrs. Bill

MISS ESTHER ZWICK

Mr. and Mrs. David Zwick
of Indiana Ave. announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Esther, to Bernard Rutman, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rut-
man of. Cleveland Heights, 0.
The couple attend Wayne
State University. A June, 1963,
wedding is planned.

Jewish Community- Council Slates
Season's First Delegate Assembly

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Goode, Jacob Hurwitz, Mrs. Rose
Kleinman, representing Jewish La-
bor Committee. Mrs. Inez Cane, Mrs.
S i d n e y Cohen, Al Rosen, Jack
Schwartz, representing Jewish War
Veterans. Members at Large are:
Robert Alpern, Herbert A. Arons-
son, Louis E. Barden, Judge Victor
Baum, Harold Berry, Irving S. Cane,
William Cohen, Zeldon Cohen, Law-
rence W. Crohn, Erwin B. Ellmann,
Dr. Leon Frem, Martin Fried, Charles
Goldstein, Lawrence G u b o w, Dr.
Harold W. Jaffe, Archie Katcher,
Dr. Shmarya Kleinman, Dr. Samuel
Krohn, Mrs. Julian Krolik, Sol G.
Kurtzman, Mrs. Alfred E. Lakin,
Miss Leona Levin, Morris Lieberman,
Henny iLttman, Marvin Meltzer, Mrs.
Al Padover, Samuel Petok, Max J.
Pincus, Irving Pokempner, Dr. Mel
Ravitz, Frank Rosenbaum, Mrs. Al-
bert Rosenblum, Louise Rosenzweig,
David I. Rosin, Irving Rubin, Arthur
James Rubiner, Irving W. Schlussel,
Meyer Schneider, Mrs. Harold Schrei-
ber, Mrs. Oscar D. Schwartz, Sol
Schwartz, John H. Shepherd, Edwin
G. Shifrin, Mrs. Charles D. Solovich,
Herbert Sott, Sol Stein, Dr. Milton
Steinhardt, Stanford A. Wallace,
Alan Walt, Stanley 5. Winkleman,
Dr. Ted Winshall. Professional ob-
servers are: Burton Levy, ADL; Dr.
Abraham F. Citron, American Jew-
ish Labor Committee; Mrs. Samuel
Gold, Zionist Organization of Amer-
ica; Milton Weiner, Jewish Welfare
Federation, Community Relations Di-
vision.

The season's opening delegate sary celebration committee, will
assembly of the Jewish Com- comment on the significance . of
Jer 'T.' wedding is munity Council will convene the anniversary year.
Oct. 24, 8:30 p.m., at Temple
A report on current Council
Israel.
activities will be presented by
The assembly will inaugurate Walter E. Klein, executive di-
the 25th anniversary celebration rector.
of Detroit's Jewish Community
The Sisterhood of Temple Is-
U
Council.
rael, under the chairmanship of
Mrs. Philip Bernstein, chair- Mrs. Albert Padover, will be
S
man of the assembly planning hostesses at a social hour.
committee, announces that the
theme of assemblies throughout
the 25th anniversary year will Nov. 11 Set bv
be "Then and Now." Within this
theme, the assemblies will be INF for Annual
geared to a consideration of the
changes that have occurred in State Conference
the Jewish community and their
The annual Jewish National
y RUDENE MEYER.SOHN meaning to the fields of Jewish
community relations, Jewish so- Fund conference will take place
The 10B and 12B students of cial services and cultural insti- Sunday, Nov. 11, at the Jewish
Mumford have just completed a tutions.
Center, according to Morris J.
three day session in which they
The guest speaker at the first Brandwine, JNF president.
were taking SCAT STEP tests. delegate assembly will be Lewis
The conference this year,
SCAT stands for Scholastic Col- H. Weinstein, president of the according to Brandwine, will
lege Aptitude Test which tests National Community Relations consider the adoption of the
the student's ability to reason Advisory Council, who will new Detroit Land Development
and form logical conclusions. speak on "The Goals of Jewish Project at Gadot and Mishmar
Hayarden, both settlements
- s-tands- for Sequential Community Relations:"
just a few hundred yards
Tests of Educational Progress
The business portion of the being
–4 tests the student on the Assembly will include introduc- from the Syrian military out-
ic subjects of reading, math, tory remarks by Stanley J. Win- posts, and on the banks of the
tence, and history. These kelman, president of the Coun- River Jordan. Both settlements
.gists are not intelligence tests cil. Sidney M. Shevitz, past pres- were almost completely de-
but rather tests which measure ident of the Council and co- stroyed during the War of
the student's educaional prog- chairman of the 25th anniver- 'Liberation in 1948. This will
be the first project which will
ress from the 10th grade to the
be exclusively identified with
12th.
the Detroit Jewish community.
Twelve Mumford seniors have Jewish Council Urges
Rabbi Charles S. Shulman,
been named as semi-finalists in Senators to Back
guest speaker, will address the
the National Merit Scholarship
luncheon session of the con-
competition. They are: David JFK in Mississippi
ference,
which this year will
Chait, Mark Cutler, Stephen
In communications addressed be held jointly with the Jew-
Daniels, Brian Fischoff, Steven to Senators Philip A. Hart and ish educators, who will conduct
Fisher, James Kaufman, Marc Patrick V. McNamara, Louis an educators' assembly after
Letvin, Fred Mann, Sylvia Has- Rosenzweig, chairman of the the luncheon.
kin, Marsha Miller, Melvyn Community Relations Committee
The conference will be held
—Rom, and Michele Schurgin.
of the Jewish Community Coun- on the opening day of the first
The Urinary senior class has cil, urged their support of Sen- Israel books exhibit.
been getting their activities ate Concurrent Resolution 96.
Several hundred delegates,
under way and held their elec-
The resolution, sponsored by representing more than 100
tions for class officers on Fri- Senators Keating and Douglas organizations, are expected to
day, Sept. 28. The elected expresses "full support of the attend the sessions.
officers are: President Jerry efforts of the President to en-
Yuch t; Vice-President Anna force compliance with the man-
Small; Secretary Susan Lip- dates of the Federal courts in AJC Women's Division
schitz; and Treasurer Steve Mississippi by every means ap- Will Give Bridge
Klein. Also, tryouts were held propriate to that end."
Proceeds to Projects
for speakers at the January
The American Jewish Congress
commencement exercises and
Women's Division will begin its
Marilyn Helper and Mike Ober-
monthly duplicate bridge games
Sid Shmarak's
field were selected.
noon Tuesday at the Raven Gal-
The Radio Broadcasters.
leries.
Guild held tryouts for new
Proceeds will go to the Louise
members, who were selected on
Waterman Wise Youth Center
the basis of poise and voice
and the International House.
quality. The following students
PERRI'S Restaurant & Deli-
Luncheon will be served and
entered the guild: Robert Ber- catessen, located in the North- prizes will be awarded. Chair-
low, Ellen Burnes, Helga Chris- wood Center, Woodward at 13 men are Mesdames Joseph
tianson, Bruce Finsilver, Nancy Mile and Coolidge, has been Greenberg, Archie Katcher and
Grossman, Gail Kaye, Randy completely remodeled and now Marvin Wechstein. For informa-
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, ert Palmer, Steve Parker, Carol guests in booths and at new
The Women's Division will
''Reisman, Gary Rubin, Dawn tables. Although they have begin its "Learn to Play Bridge"
'Wier, and Danny Syme.
taken out their specialty depart- series 12:45 p.m. Thursday at the
'Th. Sept. 27 Mumford played ment, they still have a delica- Raven Galleries. The six lessons
-krn at Mack Park. Mum- tessen take-out counter service will be taught by Mrs. Shirley
\ked out an 8-7 decision to fit any occasion. For informa- Rollins. Proceeds also will be
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for the annual
champ agne
Kozloff
event, Morris Sukenic, has
named Al Kushner and Harry
Goldberg to assist in prepara-
tions for the evening's enter-
tainment.
Proceeds from the affair will
be used to help the City of
Hope medical center in its
fight against catastrophic dis-
eases through treatment and
research, according to Gene
Epstein, Group spokesman.

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