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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS -- Friday, February 8, 1963 —
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Israeli, Jewish Agency Spokesmen to Address
Three-Day Youth Conference Here Feb. 15-17
activities in Society
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brown of Monica Ave. recently left for
a six-week trip to Santa Monica and San Francisco, Calif.
Bodzin Family Club will meet Sunday at the home of Yetta
Bodzin, 17170 Meyers. The family will welcome Carol Leider-
man who is engaged to Eugene Bodzin.
Auslander Family Club will meet Sunday at the home of
the David Bernsteins, 18077 Cherrylawn. The family will give
a kitchen shower for Linda Bernstein, fiance of David Gross.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weindling, formerly of Detroit and
Oak Park and now living at 335 S. Cloverdale, Los Angeles,
Calif., this month will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary.
They have four daughters, 10 grandchildren and two great
grandchildren. Mr. Weindling was a Dearborn haberdasher until
his retirement several years ago. A party in honor of their
golden anniversary will be held in Los Angeles. Attending will
be Mr. and Mrs. Harold Haber, Mrs. Sidney L. Shayne, Mrs.
Morris Swibel of Skokie, Ill.; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gaynes of
Hollywood, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. George Karebnick and Mr. and
Mrs. Nathan Weindling.
Dr. and Mrs. Richard J. Bayles of Livonia are entertaining
Sunday at a party to meet newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Martin Eller
(Lee Stern) of Pontiac. •
Robert Wolfe has resumed his studies at the Chicago College
of Osteopathy after returning from the American Osteopathic
Association convention at the Fountainbleau Hotel in Miami Beach,
Fla.
Fourteen-year-old Beverly Elen Kent has been named class
valedictorian of her graduating class at Winship Junior High
School, 14717 Curtis. The daughter of Common Pleas Judge and
Mrs. George D. Kent, of 18047 Prest, Elen attained an all-A record
during her junior high school career. Miss Kent will be striving to
maintain this record as a freshman at Henry Ford High School.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Jacobs of Monte Vista Ave., who cele-
brated their 50th wedding anniversary on Feb. 2, were enter-
tained at a family party given by their children, Mr. and Mrs.
I. Murray Jacobs, at their home on Berkshire Dr., Birmingham.
News Brevities
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Park Gallery, 20090 Livernois,
announces for its first one-man
show of the 1963 season an ex-
hibition of paintings by ABRA-
HAM RATTNER. The exhibition
will open Sunday, and continue
through March 2.
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On Feb. 15, a concert of folk
music will be presented by
Carol Marsh and John Bensmil-
ler in the gymnasium at the Lee
M. Thurston High Sch601 in
Redford Township at 8 p.m. All
proceeds from the concert will
be used to finance a field trip
to Mexico for 9th and 10th
grade students in the district.
The program will include folk
songs of many types, primarily
from Mexico and the United
States.
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Detroit Musicians League will
present, in a joint recital, GIZI
SZANTO, pianist, and CAM-
ERON McLEAN, baritone, ac-
companied by ADALYN VEN-
MAN, Feb. 19, 8:30 p.m., at the
Art Institute. Proceeds will go
for the maintenance and schol-
arship fund.
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The Detroit Premiere of "TO
KILL A MOCKINGBIRD" will
be held at the Mercury Theater
at 8:15 p.m. Wednesday, Feb.
20, to benefit the Leprosy Re-
lief Society. A champagne after-
glow will follow in the theater
foyer at 11 p.m. Ticket orders
are already arriving at premiere
committee headquarters, 325 E.
Boston Blvd.
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A meeting of DISTRICT V,
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF
PEDIATRICS, will be held Feb.
14-16 at Children's Hospital and
at the University of Michigan's
Medical Center, with headquar-
ters at the Sheraton-Cadillac
Hotel, according to Dr. Ruben
Meyer, professor of pediatrics at
Wayne State University, who is
chairman of the arrangements
committee.
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The paintings of ABRAHAM
RATTNER will be on display,
Feb. Feb. 10 to March 2, at Park
Gallery.
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One of the oldest and most
colorful musical organizations
in America, the PITTSBURGH
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, will
present a concert at the Masonic
Auditorium on Feb. 15, 8:20
p.m., under the direction of
William Steinberg.
JOYCE and JOANNE WEIN-
TRAUB, duo-pianists who made
their debut in April, 1962, at
Carnegie Hall, will be presented
in concert 8:15 p.m. Feb. 15 at
the Assumption University Cen-
tre, Windsor, Ont.
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It's CHILDREN'S DENTAL
HEALTH WEEK this week —
when the nation's dentists ad-
vise parents to start early to
care for their children's teeth.
* * *
The March of Dimes enters
its final phase of the 1963 cam-
paign with heavy emphasis the
week-end of Feb. 8-10 on the
TEEN Activities, including Teen
Dances, the County Wide Pea-
nut Day, and a WKMH Dadio-
thon.
Peerce Sets Up
Fund for Cantors
Representatives of the Jewish who are not members of a
Agency and the Israel govern- youth group may do so as in-
ment will be here next week to dependents or non-delegates.
address the three-day Jewish
The major conference pur-
Youth Conference that is being
sponsored jointly by the Jewish
Community Center and the
Jewish National Fund, in co-
operation with all youth 'move-
ments, including the youth of
Alvin J. Iwrey is conducting
congregational movements.
an active campaign for the Com-
Shimon Moratt will represent mon Council, to be voted on at
the Israel Embassy, on whose the Primaries on Feb. 18.
staff he serves in Washington.
A native Detroiter, Iwrey was
The representative of the graduated from Central High
Jewish Agency at the sessions
will be David Brodsky, of New
York, director of the Agency's
youth department.
A native of Poland, Brodsky
came to this country in 1940.
After serving with the U.S.
armed forces for four years, he
went to Israel in 1945 to study
at the Hebrew University under
the GI Bill of Rights. He joined
the Haganah and participated
in its intelligence work. In 1947
he worked with DPs in Cyprus
and organized an Institute for
Teachers and Youth leaders
there. He later earned his M.A.
in history at the Hebrew Uni-
versity in Jerusalem.
ALVIN J. IWREY
More than 400 members of
local youth groups have regis-
tered for participation in the School and Wayne State Univer-
conference which will com- sity, receiving the degree of
in accountancy from the
mence Friday night, Feb. 15, B.B.A.
latter.
with a Sabbath Eve service
He is associated in business
and program at the Jewish
with his father, David, and
Center, where all sessions brother, Sol, under the firm
will be held.
name of McNichols Steel.
Delegates to the Conference
His numerous community as-
are being selected from their sociations include Congregation
respective Jewish youth groups. Beth Abraham and its Men's
Other youths wishing to attend Club, Ivan Bloch Lodge of Bnai
Brith and Daylight Masonic
Lodge 525. He is a charter mem-
Zeltzer, Mrs. Weiner
ber of the Beth Abraham Young
Married Group.
Elected to Culture
Iwrey resides at 20247 Red-
Foundation's Board
fern with his wife, the former
George M. Zeltzer and Mrs. Debby Michaels, and two chil-
Leonard H. Weiner are among dren.
the seven new members of the
board of the National Foundation
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nounced this week by Edwin
Wolf II of Philadelphia, presi-
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Mrs. Weiner, long active in
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Zeltzer, a member of the board
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dent of Sholem Aleichem Insti-
tute, was largely responsible for
organizing Detroit Friends of the
Culture Foundation.
lwrey Candidate
for the Council
pose will be the selecting of
a delegate to represent Detroit
Jewish youth at the World
Jewish Youth Conference in
Jerusalem, Israel, in August.
The individual will be selected
on the basis of personal a n d
written interviews and an ora-
tory contest. The theme for the
oratory contest and for the
conference is, "The Responsi-
bility of the Jewish Youth to
the Jewish People."
For information and regis-
tration, call Eleanor Prescott,
DI. 1-1864, or Bob Clinton, LI.
6-7284. conference co-chairmen.
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Discussing the forthcoming
project to establish the Alice
and Jan Peerce Scholarship
Fund are Dr. Louis Finkel-
stein, chancellor of the Jewish
Theological Seminar y of
America, and Jan Peerce,
Metropolitan Opera Company
star. The Scholarship Fund
will be set up for deserving
students in the Cantors In-
stitute of the Jewish Theologi-
cal Seminary. The Seminary,
in association with the Can-
tors Assembly of America, will
hold a testimonial dinner in
honor of Peerce on March 17
at the Americana Hotel in New
York.
12:30 p.m. Tuesday at the home
of President Mrs. Charles Law-
rence, 19941 Dorest, Southfield.
Reports will be given on the
"Fantasy Ball," and the Louis
Stone Foundation circus party.
Luncheon will be served.
* * *
BLO•H - ROSE POST and
AUXILIARY will meet 9 p.m.
Tuesday at the Jewish War
Veterans H o in e. Philip Nus-
holtz will speak on "The Im-
portance of Having a Will." A
question and answer period will
follow. Refreshments will be
served. Prospective members
and guests are invited. For in-
formation, call Pauline Good-
stein, BR 3-5719, or Jack
Berman.
Jewish War Vets
to Hold Blood Drive
The Jewish War Veterans
seek community response to
its blood drive 4-5 p.m. and 6-10
p.m. Feb. 26 at the JWV Memo-
rial Home, 4095 W. Davison,
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