THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, January 25, 1963
People Make News
"Tenuvas Zion," "Fruit of
Zion," written in Hebrew, is the
title of the recently published
book by Rabbi Ben Zion Rosen-
thal, of Cong. Shaare Torah An-
ashe Maariv, Chicago.
Rabbi Rosenthal, a member of
the Union of Orthodox Rabbis,
is in charge of
the Kashruth
department of
the Wilno Ko-
sher Sausage
Co. of Chicago.
He recently re-
turned fro m
Israel where
he visited
many Yeshi-
voth and in-
Rosenthal stitutions of
learning and also met with some
of the most outstanding Ortho-
dox Rabbis and scholars.
His volume has been accepted
by rabbis and Talmudic scholars
in the United States and Israel
and has been described as a
contribution to Biblical and Tal-
mudic research.
* * *
CHARLES H. SILVER, presi-
dent of the International Syna-
gogue, announces that the dinner
in celebration of the ground-
breaking of the International
Synagogue at Idlewild will be
held March 10, at Americana
Hotel. The International Syna-
gogue will be built across from
the International Arrival Build-
ing and will stand side by side
with the Protestant and Catholic
Chapels as • a symbol of the
American heritage of freedom
of worship and conscience. Mod-
eled after the oldest Jewish
house of worship in America,
the Mill Street Synagogue . in
New York, it will house a syna-
gogue; daily chapel, meditation
room, library-reading room, mu-
seum and a Jewish Information
Center, where material will be
provided for the dissemination
of authentic information on Jews
and Judaism.
* *
Dr: LOUIS JACOBS of Lon-
don, one of Great Britain's
leading Jewish theologians, will
conduct a
month - long
Bnai Brith lec-
ture tour of
Jewish c o m-
mu n t ies in
the United
States begin-
ning in March.
Dr. Jacobs
heads the So-
ciety for the
Study of Jew-
ish Theology.
His tour is the
second in an
annual series
of visiting lec-
Dr. Jacobs tureships on
Jewish affairs sponsored by Bnai
Brith's adult Jewish education
program. Dr. Cecil Roth of Ox-
ford University was last year's
lecturer.
* • *
MRS. ELISE GROSSBERG of
Toronto, Ont., has been elected
chairman of the Board of Edu-
cation of Forest Hill Village, a
part of Metropolitan Toronto.
*
DR. MICHAEL GOODMAN,
executive director of the Miami
Jewish Vocational Service, has
been re-elected president of
the Florida Association of Shel-
tered Workshops and Home-
bound Programs.
* * *
F or m e r Municipal Court
Judge HARRY JAFFE has been
sworn in as a judge of the Com-
mon Pleas Court in Cleveland.
* * *
MRS. JENNIE GROSSINGER,
prominent resort owner and
active in Jewish communal af-
fairs, has been named the "Flor-
ida Woman of the Year" by the
National Women's Division of
the American Friends of the
Hebrew University.
LAWRENCE FLEISCHMAN,
president of Detroit Arts Corn-
mission, is an advisor for the
Americans for Africa Education
Fund banquet to be held Feb.
8 in Cobo Hall. A. B. "BUD"
CHARLIP is Michigan chair-
man of the Fund.
* * *
Sir ISAAC WOLFSON, noted
English business leader, will
visit the United States from
Jan. 25 through mid-February,
to discuss with American bank-
ers and businessmen, expansion
plans for the Industrial Devel-
opment Bank of Israel. Sir
Isaac is a member of the bank's
board of directors, which is
composed of English, American
and Israeli • businessmen and
bankers.
*
*
Mizrachi Again
Sends Passover
Care Packages •
The Detroit Mizrachi will again
send this year Kosher for Pass-
over Care packages to Israel,
following a tradition of Mizrachi
to handle the Care packages be-
fore Passover holidays as a pub-
lic service.
A list of hundreds of needy
families in Israel is available at
the Mizrachi office. Care Pass-
over packages can also be sent
to friends and relatives. The
packages will contain vital foods.
The price for • each package is
$12. It is important that orders
come in as early as possible be-
cause there are a limited num-
ber of packages.
To order Care packages, call
the Mizrachi office, 17956 Wy-
oming, DI 1-0708.
*
Dr. Tuvia Bar Ilan, director
general of Bar
I 1 a n Univer-
sity, will be
the guest
speaker at the
annual Miz-
rachi Hatair
mid winter
conference, it
was announced
by Moshe
Weinstein and
Dorothy Wach-
tenheim, con-
ference co-
chairman. The
conference is
Dr. Bar Han being held at
Breaker's Hotel, Atlantic City,
N. J., Jan. 24 to 27.
* * *
ALLAN M. LEIB, 17160
Meyers, a graduate student-
teaching assistant in the WSU
department of chemistry, will
speak on "Separation and Analy-
sis of Hydrides and Other Com-
pounds of the Group IV-A Ele-
ments," at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday, in
Room 102, Science Hall.
* * *
Election of ORMOND S.
WESSELS to the board of direc-
tors of Standard Federal Sav-
ings and Loan Association has
been announced by Robert J.
Hutton, president. Mr. Wessels
is president of the Wessels
Comp an y, manufacturers of
water tanks and laundry equip-
ment.
• * *
The Trans-Lux Krim Theater
has a new manager in the per-
son of KING BROWN, recently
transferred from the company's
Philadelphia Theater where he
held the same post for a year.
•* * *
MEL NOSANCHUK, 1963
Wayne State wrestling co-cap-
tain from Pontiac, is the son
of Barney Nosanchuk, former
WSU track star.
* * *
The second volume of selected
excerpts from public addresses
of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, Rabbi
MENACHEM M. SCHNEERSON,
was published in New York thiS
week. The volume, appearing in
Yiddish and in part in Hebrew,
contains excerpts from public
talks by the world leader of the
Lubavitcher movement delivered
during 1950-1962.
* * *
DR. JOHN J. POLLACK for
the sixth consecutive term has
been reappointed chief of ped-
iatrics of Children's Hospital.
* * *
ROBERT ABRAMSON of Hen-
ry Ford High School and MARI-
LYNN HELPER of Mumford
High School were among 88 De-
troit public and parochial school
seniors feted Tuesday by civic,
industrial and education leaders
at the sixth annual Youth Award
Program sponsored by the Chrys-
ler Corp.
Israel's Education Budget
More than 160,000,000 pounds
($53,000,000) was spent by the
government of Israel on the edu-
cation needs of the country dur-
ing the past year.
Dvora Orenstein Will Address Kvutzah Ivrith
Dvora Orenstein, Israeli edu-
cator on the staff of the United
Hebrew Schools, will address the
Kvutzah Ivrith (Hebrew Culture
Society) 9 p.m. Saturday at the
Jewish Center.
A native of Israel and grad-
uate of Jerusalem's Hebrew
Teachers College, Mrs. Orenstein
will relate her experiences of
teaching immigrants to Israel
with the establishment of t h e
state in 1948. She is the author
of a number of children's stories.
Chairman of the program is Mrs.
Yanina Mathis. The public is in-
vited.
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