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Dr. E. Berkovits Champagne Party Will Spark
to Address Next Temple Israel. Art-Antique Fair
Sellers of 10 tickets are in- room will be handled by the
to a complimentary "can- Youth Group. Mesdames Eugene
Midrasha Session vited
dlelight champagne party" and Metz, Lou Fried and Irving Gor-
BUSINESS and PROFES-
SIONAL CHAPTER will meet
8:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Jewish
Center. The program will in-
clude a candle-lighting ceremony
honoring the Gertrude Steingold
Class as well as the members of
13 years and over; also sam-
plings from prize-winning skits.
Refreshments will be served.
* * *
PISGAH LODGE will hold its
monthly open meeting 8:30 p.m.
Monday at the Labor Zionist In-
stitute, Sol I. Littman, director
of the Michigan Region of the
Anti-Defamation League of Bnai
Bri•h, will discuss "Anti-Semit-
ism—A Dead Issue or A Living
Virus?" A question and answer
period will follow. Belle Man-
ning, interpreter of American
and Jewish songs will also be
presented. Leonard Edelman,_
president, invites friends to at-
tend.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Levin of
Stansbury Ave. announce the
engagement a their daughter,
Georgene Elinor, to Mark
Michael Rutzky, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Rutzkg of Chicago.
The bride-elect is a junior at
the University of Michigan,
BUSINESS A ND PROFES-
from which her fiance was
graduated as a chemical en- SIONAL CHAPTER will present
gineer. A June 9 wedding is -its "hazel Revelry Nite" 8:30
pm. Sunday at the Park Plaza
planned.
Motor Hotel, 2560 Second. Re-
freshments, dancing and prizes
Judge Wise Has
will be featured. For informa-
Personal Interest in
tion, call Bertha Kaplan, Di
Probus Gift to Wayne
Wayne County Circuit Judge
JOHN M. WISE made a presenta-
tion It the Probus Club dinner
meeting March 7 to Dr. Richard
J. Bing, 3861 Carriage, Birming-
ham, chairman of the department
of nierficine at Wayne State Uni-
ty. it was in the form of a
$'1,500 check toward the pur-
. chase of a special movie camera
for use in diagnosing heart dis-
ease, especially congenital cases.
For Judge Wise, the camera
carried a special personal mean-
ing. His married daughter, Mrs.
Ronald E. Check, 19644 Renfrew,
is afflicted with Taussig-Bing dis-
ease—a complicated malforma-
tion of the heart at birth.
The disease got its name froth
the research of Dr. Bing and Dr.
Helen B. Taussig, head of the
Children's Heart. Clinic at Johns
Hopkins Hospital.
Dr, Bing said the camera will
be utilized in conjunction with
the 'WSU department of
radiology.
1-8382.
* .*
CENTENNIAL LODGE will
meet 8:30 p.m. Wednesday at
the Oak Park Community Center
to honor 22 new lodge members.
Representatives of the Metro-
politan Detroit Bnai Bath Coun-
cil' will present their "Caravan"
program. Refreshments will be
served.
* * *
EDDIE JACOBSON LODGE
and PHILIP HANDLER EAST
SIDE LODGE will jointly
present "Adventure in Brazil,"
featuring Dr. Maurice Croll,
8:30 p.m. Wednesday at the
Sholern Aleichem Institute.
Dr. Croll's narrative account of
his journeys through Brazilian
"bush country" will be high-
lighted with color films and an
assist from Raymond Felix.
The event is free and refresh-
ments will be served. Program
directors are Lou Wasserman
and Bernie Schwarttz. Lodge
presidents are Bill °Herman
and Morris Blechman.
"Halakha — Legal Study and
Discussion in the Talmud" will
be the subject of the address
next Wednesday, at the Esther
Berman Branch of the United
Hebrew Schools, at the third of
the current Midrasha Institute
sessions, to be delivered by Dr.
DR. ELIEZER BERKOVITS
Eliezer Berkovits, head of the
department of Jewish philoso-
phy at Hebrew Theological. Col-
lege, Skokie, Ill.
Dr. Berkovits' address is part
of the seventh annual lecture
series, in which nearly 100 en-
rolled participants are discus-
sing the over-all question "The
Impact of the Talmud on Jew-
ish Life."
Last Wednesday's speaker
was Dr. William Gordon Braude
of Providence, It. I.
Dr. Berkovits, who was or-
dained Rabbi by the Hildes-
heirner Rabbinical. Seminary in
Berlin, has received Simchot
from noted rabbis in Europe.
He holds. a Ph.D. degree in
philosophy from Berlin Univer-
sity.
Before assuming his present
post at the Hebrew Theological
College he held rabbinical posi-
tions in Berlin, Germany, Leeds,
England, Sydney, Australia, and
Boston, Mass.
He is the author of seven im-
portant books on the Talmud;
Jewish philosophy and other
subjects and has written for
national magazines.
* * *
DONALD FOX WOMEN will
aeriages
SMITH - LEBOWSKI: Elaine
Beverly Lebowski became the
bride of Kenneth K. Smith in
a recent ceremony performed by
Rabbi Leon Fram at Temple Is-
rael. Parents of the bride are
Mr. and Mrs. Max Lebowski of
Grandview Ave.
FINE'S
BARBER SHOP
Announces That
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illness. Give us your support.
We 'NEED YOUR HEAD FOR
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present a film and speaker on
"Interior Decorating," at its
meeting 8:30 p.m. Wednesday
at Temple Beth Yehudah, 17556
Wyoming. Friends are invited.
Prizes and refreshments are also
planned.
* * *
ALBERT EINSTEIN LODGE
will hold a Purim dance 9 p.m.
Saturday at Temple Emanu-El.
Eric Rosenow and his orchestra
will provide music. Kosher
food will be served. Chairmen
are Norman Gitler, Irving Ross,
Leon Weberman and Sam
Freedman.
U-M Art Professor
to Speak at Hillel
Irving Kaufman, assistant pro-
fessor of art, University of Michi-
gan, will speak 8 p.m. Wednes-
day at the U-M Hillel Founda-
tion Center in Ann Arbor.
Prof. Kaufman's topic will be
"Jewish Consciousness and the
Arts," and is part of a series
sponsored by Hillel entitled,
"The Jew in Western Culture."
Dr. Herman Jacobs is director
of the Ann Arbor Hillel Founda-
tion.
preview of the 12th Annual
Antique Fair and Art Show, 9
p.m. March 23 at Temple Israel."
There will be hors d'oeuvres
and music and the guests will
have a sneak preview of 32 ex-
hibits which will open the fol-
lowing noon. The show will run
through Tuesday, March 26.
Michigan artists' pottery,
silver sculpture and paintings
will be showcased in a garden
setting with Mrs. Bruce Miller
and Mrs. Milton Goidrath in
charge. Mrs.. Norman - Robbins,
vice-president of ways and means,
is chairman; Mrs. Paul Monchnik
is co-ordinating the show and
Mrs. Barney Israel is advisor.
The Birdcage Dining Room
will serve luncheons, dinners
and snacks under the manage-
ment of Mrs. Michael Mitz and
Mrs. Albert Dicken, with Mrs.
Charles Goldstein in charge of
special desserts. Other booths
and displays are the Country
Store with Mrs. Ted Petok in
charge; the Garden Booth, man-
aged by Mrs. Raymond Levine
and Mrs. Sam Lappin; Treasure
Trove, Mrs. Sol Colten, Needle-
work Booth, Mrs. Samuel She-
witz; and Gift Shop, Mrs. Abra-
ham Cohen and Mrs. Irving La-
Kritz.
Others in charge are Mrs. Bar-
ney Israel, printing; Mrs. B.
David Ruby, publicity; Mrs. Jos-
eph Bean, cashier, and Mrs. Al-
bert Weiss, hostess. The check
don are in charge of ticket sales.
Dealers from Michigan and the
midwest will display old-world
objects, Americana, Old brais,
and fine silver, china and glass-
ware.
Mrs. George Victor, sisterhood
president, points out that pro-
ceeds from the affair will be
contributed to the education
building for another classroom,
and for the sisterhood's civic and
philanthropic endeavors.
Pasmamck to Lecture
for Kvutzah Ivrith
Amiram .Pasmanick, noted Is-
raeli educator, will lecture on
"The Middle Fast and Its People"
in the second of a series of
a series of three programs spon-
sored by the Kvutzah Ivrith
(Hebrew Culture Society) 9 p.m.
Saturday at the Jewish Center.
Chairman of the program is
Nathan Gleiber. The public is
invited, free of charge.
invitations
Max SChrUi
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Jewish Agency Man
to Give Guidance on
Settling in - Israel
Israel Reinuss, director of
the Midwestern Office of the
Jewish Agency Immigration De-
partment, who is permanently
stationed in Chicago, will visit
Detroit on Monday. to assist can-
didates for Aliyah and guide
them in reference to employ-
ment, business, housing, study
and all technical questions - in-
volved.
Persons interested in settling
in Israel may arrange an ap-
pointment with Reinuss by call-
ing 864-6608.
Large selection of
in many designs an
colors.
PEC Sets New Record
PEC, Israel Economic Corpo-
ration, has set a new record
high in capital, surplus and re-
serves, along with a substantial
gain in net income, and total
assets, according • to Joseph
Meyerhoff, president.
In his annual report to PEC's
more than 12,000 stockholders,
Meyerhoff declared that the
'company's capital, surplus and
reserves rose to a new high of
$19,673,770 at the end of 1962—
an advance of more than $2,-
500,000 over the previous year-
end figure of $17,171,296.
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all — HE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS -- Friday, March 15, 1963
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