Fr iday, January 17, 1964—THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-22
Myriam Granott, Israeli Leader,
to Speak at Two JNF Functions
Mrs. Myriam Granott, treas- Israel League for Equal Rights
urer of the Hadassah Council of ; of Womne and assisted in the
Israel, one of Israel's most dis - j work of many other organiza -
tinguished women leaders, will ∎ tions in the country.
speak at two functions here I Mrs. Granott has two chil-
dren: a son, who is an official
next week.
She will address a board lin the General Mortgage Bank
meeting of the Women's Aux- of. Israel, and a daughter, who
is married to Dr. Joseph Feld-
iliary of the
man, formerly lecturer in path-
Jewish Nation-
ology at the Hebrew University-
al Fund Tues-
Hadassah Medical School and
day, 12 noon,
now
a professor at the Univer-
at the home of
sity of Pittsburgh.
Mr s. Joseph
This will be Mrs. Granott's
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first public appearance in De-
Canterbury,
troit. Dr. Wiener invites all
and will ad-
friends of JNF to attend the
dress the JNF
meeting. A social hour will fol-
Council of
low.
Represent a-
ti v e s, Thurs-
day, 8:30 p.m.,
at the Labor
Zionist Insti-
tute.
Since it will
be the last
meeting be -
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hol-
fore its annual Mrs. Granott
land, former residents of Flint,
donor event, Mrs. Morris Kutin- where they were active in Jew-
sky, president of the JNF Aux- ish communal affairs, were
iliary, urges all members of the honored at a family dinner re-
board to attend. A report will cently on the occasion of their
be submitted by Mrs. Ben No- 50th anniversary.
san, fund-raising chairman, on
Among the guests was. Rabbi
the progress of the campaign, Milton Schlinsky of Flint, who
which will culminate Tuesday, presented the couple with an
Jan. 28, at Temple Israel. A honorary membership in Cong.
final review of general program iBeth Israel for their many
arrangements will be given. years of service to the syna-
This being JNF Month (Jan. gogue.
Mr. and Mrs. Holland were
15 to Feb. 15), the meeting of
representatives of about 40 or- residents of Flint since 1913,
ganizations was called for Thurs- and moved recently to Detroit.
day evening by Dr. Israel Wie- He has been active in cam-
ner , JNF president, to hear re- paigns for the Jewish Theologi-
ports of various • activities dur- cal Seminary, United Jewish
ing the past several months.
Appeal and Jewish National
Mrs. Granott, daughter of the Fund (JNF).
Mrs. Holland is a member
late Rabbi. Haim Tchernovitz,
noted scholar and better known of Hadassah, JNF and Pioneer
as "Rav Tzair," and widow of I Women.
The couple have three chil-
the late president of the world
Keren Kayemet Lelsrael, who dren, Mrs. William Whitehorn,
was also a leading authority on Mrs. Saul Berch and Walter
land development, is now in the Holland; and seven grand-
United States to visit a limited children.
number of communities in be-
half of JNF.
Mrs. Granott has lived in Is-
rael for more than three decades
and is an authority on public
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Leinoff
health, child welfare and youth of Freeland Ave. announce the
rehabilitation. Her background engagement of their daughter
represents a rich mixture of Barbara to Howard Weinberg,
Biblical and religious education on of Dr. and Mrs. Jack Wein-
with a thorough grounding in breg, also of Freeland Ave. The
the social sciences, literature bride-elect is a graduate of
and art. She married Dr. Gra- Wayne State University. Her
nott following World War I, and fiance is a graduate of Duquesne
they made their home in Hol- University, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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land until 1922, when the Gra-
notts settled in Jerusalem where
Mr. and Mrs. Max Raimi of
she later rounded off a latent Northfield Blvd., Oak Park,
interest in library service by announce the engagement of
taking a B.S. from Columbia. their daughter Linda to Law-
In addition to her work for rence Richard Lebowitz, son
JNF, Mrs. Granott has been ac- of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Lebo-
tive in Hadassah, as Chairman witz of Mansfield Ave. The wed-
of the Peace Committee of the ding will be held April 12.
Former Flint Couple
Thai j0_ Years Is
Honored at Party
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Judith B. Schultz
to Wed
Sasson
MISS JUDITH SCHULTZ
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L.
Schultz of Indiana Ave. an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Judith Beverly to Al-
bert Sasson, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Sasson. of Sorrento Ave.
Miss Schultz attends Wayne
State University, where she is
affiliated with Phi Sigma Sigma
Sorority. Her fiance attends
University of Detroit Dental
School where he is affiliated
with Alpha Omega Fraternity.
The wedding will take place
on Dec. 20.
a•riages
MERKLE-BERKOWER: Linda
Nancy Berkower, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Saul Berkower of
Monica Ave., became the bride
of Richard B. Merkle, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Merkle, in a
candlelight ceremony recently at
Beth Abraham Synagogue. The
bridegroom's parents also live
on Monica Ave.
The bride wore a gown of
white silk peau de soie. The
bodice was fashioned with a
scoop neckline and elbow-length
sleeves. Re-embroidered Alencon
lace trimmed the bodice and bell-
shaped skirt, which led into a
removable chapel train. Her silk
illusion veil , was secured to a
crown of seed pearls. She car-
ried a white orchid on her
Bible.
Mrs. Phyllis Dubin, sister of
the bridegroom, served as the
matron of honor. Bridesmaids
were Mrs. Marshall Keys, Sylvia
Lee and Ina Shud. Sue Rosen-
sweet, cousin of the bride, was
junior bridesmaid, and Lynne
Scott, also cousin of the bride,
was flower girl.
Dr. Morrie Dubin, brother-in-
law of the bridegroom, was best
man. Ushers were Dr. Lary Ber-
kower, brother of the bride,
Marshall Keys, Malcolm Weck
stein and Lawrence Rothstein,
cousin of the b r i d e. Jeffrey
Dubin, nephew of the bride-
groom, was ring bearer.
The couple spent their honey-
moon in New York.
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SCHNEIDER - BERGNE R:
Elaine, Barbara Bergner, daugh-
ter of Dr. and Mrs. Harold Berg-
ner, Mt. Vernon, N. Y., became
the bride of Dr. Allan Schneid-
er, son of Mr. and Mrs. Benja-
min Schneider of Monica Ave.
The ceremony was performed
by Rabbi Harvey Tattlebaum,
Dec. 8, at the Hotel Delmonico
in New York City. Maid of
honor was Susan Rosenberg of
Mount Vernon. Lawrence
Schneider served his brother as
best man. After a honeymoon in
Caneel Bay and San Juan, the
couple will reside in Baltimore.
Events Precede Benefit Premiere
of 'Mad World' for AJ Congress
A "Tour Members' Reunion", Another event scheduled is
meeting for participants in the an oneg shabbat Jan. 25 at the
American Jewish Congress Is- Southfield home of Dr. and Mrs.
rael trip will be held Monday Samuel Krohn. A launching tea
evening as another in a series was held yesterday at the home
of events preceding the AJ Con- of Mrs. Sidney Bertin of Park-
gress premiere of "It's a Mad, side Ave. and an earlier party
Mad, Mad, Mad World" Feb. 11 for ticket chairmen at the Theo-
at Cinerama Music Hall. dore Powers home on Hunting-
The reunion will be held at ton Rd., Huntington Woods.
the home of IVIr. and Mrs. Archie
Recipient of the proceeds
Katcher of Wareham Dr., Hunt-
will be the Louise Waterman
ington Woods. Dr. Sidney Fried-
Wise Youth Hostel, Jerusa-
laender will show films of Swe-
lem. The hostel, marking its
den.
10th anniversary this year, is
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Frank,
a center of cultural activities
premiere chairmen, announce
for young people of all races,
the month preceding the fund-
creeds and national origins.
raising event will be called
A sample of the art work pro-
"Mad, Mad Month." They
duced by culturally underpri-
launched the period with a
vileged c h i l d r en who are
briefing brunch.
brought to the hostel, will be
on display at the "Mad. Mad
World" opening. Mr. and Mrs.
Center, Temple Israel Harvey
Gordanker, assisted by
Offer Programs for
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Silber and
Dr. and Mrs. George Dean, are
Retarded Children
chairmen of the champagne
Special programs for retarded afterglow for patrons.
children are now being offered
For reservations, call the
by the Jewish Center and by
AJ Congress office, WO 5-3319.
Temple Israel, the Detroit As-
sociation for Retarded Children
Contributions to ZOA and
announces.
The Jewish Family and Chil- AZF Remain Tax Exempt
dren's Service has always 'pro-
Contributions to the Zionist
vided counseling services to Organization of America (ZOA)
parents of retarded children, to and the American Zionist Fund
help the families accept reali- remain tax deductible, as here-
ties of the problems facing tofore, under the recently is-
them, to understand their own sued Internal Revenue Service
feelings, and to work out place- regulation concerning the de-
ment plans where indicated.
ductibility of charitable contri-
Only limitations of staff
butions to American philan-
available prevents the agency thropic organizations with over-
from reaching out further to
seas programs, according to an
help this group of troubled
announcement by Carol Pickel,
parents and children.
national chairman of the finance
The Jewish Center now offers committee of the ZOA.
a weekly group services pro-
gram for Jewish young adults,
with a separate group for boys
For the HY Spot
of the 15-25 range, and a like
Of Your Affair
program for girls of the same
Music by
age range.
A coeducational program is
also offered for Jewish adults
And His Orchestra
26-40 years of age.
(Hy Utchenik)
The over-all purpose of each
of these programs is to increase
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