DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, October 12, 1962 — 22
Lewis-Morrison
Engagement Told
David Miro Chosen
Knollwood President
David M. Miro has been elected
president of Knollwood Country
Club.
A prominent attorney, Miro is
active in civic and communal
affairs, serving as president of
Congregation Shaarey Zedek, di-
rector of the Jewish Home for
the Aged and a member of the
civic affairs committee of the
Detroit Bar Association.
Other Knollwood officers
elected to one year terms were
Dr. Harry Arnkoff, vice-presi-
dent; Harry Jaffa, treasurer;.
David Newman, secretary; E. C.
Shumer, assistant treasurer; and
Irwin Meckler, assistant secre-
tary.
David Kurzman, Alan E. Luck-
off and Joseph J. Wilbur were
MISS DIANE LEWIS
elected to three year terms on
the Board of Directors. Joseph
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Lewis of S6wartz and E. C. Shumer were
Ridgedale Ave., Oak Park, an- re-elected to the board.
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Diane Norma, to Her-
bert Victor Morrison, son of Kasha Cookbook Is
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Morri- Offered by Wolff's
son of Gardner Ave., Oak Park.
If you wonder how Grandma
The bride-elect is attending made her Kasha, just follow
Wayne Slate University where the traditional directions on the
she is a junior in the College Wolff's Kasha package, pro-
of Education. Her fiance at- duced by the 165-year-old Birk-
tended the University of Detroit ett Mills and loved in Jewish
and now is a student at Wayne homes for many generations.
State University. He is affil-
Free for the asking is_ a
iated with Tau Epsilon Phi Kasha Cookbook that contains
fraternity.
many recipes and suggestions'
for using Kasha to give meals
Works of Szafran Will variety — such delicious old
favorites as Kasha stuffings, for
`Re Exhibited in 1-Man derma, fowl, veal and helzel,
recipes for pirogen and var-
Show at L'Atelier
and Kasha made with
"A one-man -exhibition of nishes peppers
or mushrooms.
paintings by Gene Szafran will green
Address request for a free
be presented Sunday through Kasha
to: Phyllis
Nov. 3 at L'Atelier Gallery, Wolff's, Cookbook
Penn
Yan,
New
York.
19954 Livernois.
Hours for the opening day
of the showing will be 2-6 p.m.
Szafran is a graduate of the
Oirt4
Society of Arts and Crafts
School. where he - is now a
-member of the faculty. His
works have been shown at
L'Atelier for the past three
Oct. 8—To Dr. and Mrs. Joel
years and in the Michigan
Artists shows and the Artists J. Silberg (Andrea Waxman),
Market. Szafran's paintings- are 19321 Votrobeck Dr., a daugh-
in approximately 200 Detroit ter, Stacey Hope.
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collections. Primarily concerned
with the figure, they are done
Oct. 4 — To Mr. and Mrs.
in a semi-realistic manner.
Harold E. Josehart (Pauline
The public is invited.
Roth, formerly of Detroit), 1304
Eastern, N. E., Grand Rapids, a
Temple Israel Sisterhood
son, Carl Elliott.
* -* *
Features Humorist Norman
Temple Israel Sisterhood will
Oct. 3—To Mr. and Mrs.
present humorist Lew Norman at Leonard Mege (Sandra Diskin),
its opening meeting of the sea- formerly of Detroit, now living
son 12:30 p.m.
at 4347 West Butterfield, Hill-
Monday at the
side, Ill., a son, Mark Howard.
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Temple.
Luncheon will
Oct. 1—To Mr. and Mrs.
be served free
Frank Blase, (Rita Magitz),
to paid-up
20232 Trinity, a daughter, Carol
members.
Elaine.
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Guests are in-
vited at a nom-
Sept. 30 — To Dr. and Mrs.
inal charge, ac-
Paul L. Ruza (Harriett Shiener),
cording to Mrs.
15598 Addison, Southfield, a.
H a 1 Gordon, Norman
son, Steven Barry.
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program chairman. Norman has
appeared in the New York com-
Sept. 29—To Dr. and Mrs. S.
pany of "Death of a Salesman" . Meyer Arbit (Charlotte Singer),
and has entertained in night- 13231 Dartmouth, Oak Park, a
clubs and resorts throughout the son, Steven Mark.
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country.
Sept. 26—To Mr. and Mrs.
Recommended by Physicians
Arthur D. Goldstone (Lorraine
Bachrach), former Detroiters,
now living at 4936 Hazeltine,
Sherman Oaks, Calif., a daugh-
ter, Dayne Lynn.
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Editor, The Jewish News:
In your issue of The Jewish
News of Sept. 14, there was an
article, "Eighteenth Anniver-
sary of `Bilu' ", whose spelling
in Hebrew is the succession of
the initials of the words in the
verse, "Beth Yaakov lechu ven-
elkha" ("Oh House of Jacob,
-come ye and let us go").
My memory takes me back to
1901-2. Through the efforts of
Nahum S o k o 1 o w there was
formed in Warsaw an organiza-
tion of young adults, men and
women, which was ca Ile d
"Chillutz," and was the succes-
sion of the initials of the words
ill the verse, " Chevrath lechu
venelekaah Zionah" ("Associa-
tion, oh come and let's go Zion-
ward"). An article of the above
organization in one of the issues
of Hatzefirah, the daily news-
paper issued by Mr. Sokolow, was
deleted by the Jewish censor,
S'acks, with a notation that
firstly a written permit, signed
by the high censor of the state
should be obtained for charter-
ing the organization, which per-
mit was called at that time
Dosvoleno Tzenyeroyu. For a
while in order to satisfy - the
censor it was renamed in later
Children's Books
Lack Material
on Nazi Period
A survey of children's books,
published during the past two
years, has revealed an almost
total absence of reading mate-
rial designed to help youngsters
understand the Nazi period and
World War II.
The survey was developed by
the American Jewish Committee
to compile a recommended list
of children's books aimed at
promoting constructive social at-
titudes among young readers. It
was found that with certain no-
table exceptions "writers have
not attempted to interpret the
tragic Nazi era, and its impact
on human lives."
The bibliography, "About 100
Books," is a 38-page pamphlet
containing capsule reviews of
recommended books published
during 1960-61. It is divided into
three sections: age groups 5 to
9; 8 to 13; 11 to 16.
In the preface to the com-
pendium—the fourth published
since the initial edition in 1949
—Ann Wolfe, AJC program con-
sultant and specialist in chil-
dren's reading—points to a num-
ber of trends in children's books,
particularly those dealing with
ethnic and general intergroup re-
lations.
On the subject of intergroup
tensions, the pamphlet reports
a "consciousness of these prob-
lems" but "a general reluctance
to deal with them directly."
The Puerto Rican immigrant
continue to be largely ignored
in writings for children.
The Committee found many
books contributing to children's
understanding of American Ne-
groes. However, the majority of
these still tend to concentrate
on the Civil War and the Under-
ground Railroad, while just a
handful deal with the Emancipa-
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Proclamation and the U. S.
Sept. 25—To Mr. and Mrs. tion
Supreme
Hy Levine (Sally Lebowitz), decision. Court's desegregation
13720 W. Ten Mile, Oak Park,
a daughter, Nancy Gail.
* *
Center Starts Israeli
Sept. 20 — To Mr. and Mrs. Folk Dancing Class
Saul Reubin (Lorraine Tendler)
The Israeli Folk Dancing
of Hartwell Ave., a son, Samuel Group of the Jewish Center,
Aryeh.
18100 Meyers, will have the first
* *
meeting of this bi-weekly pro-
Sept. 15 — To Mr. and Mrs. gram for beginning and ad-
Gary Zeltzer (Sharon Schwartz), vanced folk dancers 8 p.m. Sun-
15051 Marlow, a son, Ross day.
New dances from Israel will
Steven.
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be featured, as well as old favor-
June 30—To Mr. and Mrs. ites. The instructor is Jerry
Herbert B. Lipson (Eve Wein- Katz.
haus), 13252 N. Norfolk, a
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daughter, Michele Lynn.
Announcements
RABBI
LEO GOLDMAN
"LETTER BOX"
Tickton Recalls Early Bilu
Associations and Sokolow
issues of Hatzefirah with the
phrase from Birechas haCho-
desh ("the Month's Blessing)
Chayim shel Chillutz Atzomuth
(a life of bodily vigor).
The Hebrew word, chalutzim,
was originated from the word
chillutz by Mr. Sokolow.
Yours sincerely,
DANIEL L. TICKTON
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Finhelstein's Mark
Golden Anniversary
Congressman Celler Invites
Red Mogen Dovid Support
Editor, The Jewish News:
There is always a good, solid
core of friends willing to sup-
port Israel's gallant Red Cross
service, Mogen Dovid Adorn,
through membership in Amer-
ican Red Mogen Dovid, which I
have had the privilege of head-
ing for close to 20 years.
But over the years we have
found a sad dearth of persons
able and willing to head up
local chapters, to initiate and
carry through projects, such
as stimulating membership re-
sponse. I am well aware that
many of our dedicated leaders
are truly burdened by their
work in other great agencies
and organizations, but surely a
handful in different cities can
take the time to aid our truly
humanitarian cause.
. In an endeavor to find out
if a 'few persons will step for-
ward to assist us, we have de-
cided on the simple, unadorned
approach: an advertisement in
the personal columns of your
newspaper—to what may be a
rather unorthodox method of
attempting to rally leadership
to our flag. (The advertisement
appears in this issue).
I believe that the response to
our advertisement may . prove
significant not only to Ameri-
can Red Mogen Dovid, but to
other agencies as well.
Sincerely,
EMANUEL CELLER
Member of Congress
National Chairman
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Editor, The Jewish News:
Yom Kippur parties in non-
kosher restaurants are a mock-
ery of the Jewish religion after
a solemn day of prayer, re-
pentance and fasting.
'MRS. ELSIE SIMKOVITZ
21750 Kenosha
Oak Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Finkelstein
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Finkel-
stein, 16543 Pinehurst, recently
celebrated their golden wedding
anniversary with family and
friends.
Hosts at the party were their
children, Dr. Lionel Finkel-
stein, Mrs. Paul Chover and
Mrs. Paul Gold. The Finkel-
steins have nine grandchildren.
Men's Clubs
BETH AARON MEN'S CLUB
will hold a stag dinner 6:30
p.m. Wednesday at the syna-
gogue. E m a nuel Greenlick,
program chairman, has an-
nounced that Judge George
Kent of the Common Pleas
Court will speak on "An
Uncommon Day in Common
Pleas Court." For information,
call UN 1-5222.
"I am the first and I am the
last," says the Lord.—Isaiah 44.
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