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ctivities in Society

Katz-Gross Nuptials
Are Solemnized Here

Rabbi Jack Goldman, director of public relations and fund-raising
at Yeshivath Yehudah, will. be in Memphis this weekend to participate
in the Bar Mitzvah services of Ronald Lefkowitz, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert B. Lefkowitz. Rabbi Goldman is former spiritual leader of
Cong. Anshei Sphard, where the Bar Mitzvah services will take place.
He will attend the Bar Mitzvah in the company of his wife and three
children.
Delegates from Bnai Moshe Synagogue attending the United
Synagogue Youth National Convention in Chicago were Harriet Baka-
lar, Sue Blum and Karen Siefman. Seymour Kaplan, youth director
of Bnai Moshe, accompanied the delegation.
Marilyn Wainer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Wainer of Canter-
bury Rd., is back home after spending the winter holidays at the
Deauville Hotel, Miami Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Goldberg, 25168 Ridge Cliff, Southfield, have
left on a two-week Caribbean cruise aboard the S.S. Rotterdam.
Accompanied by their friends, Mr. and Mrs. Irving Schreiber of
Philadelphia, they expect to return Jan. 21.
MRS. RONALD KATZ
Among the guests at the inaugural ball for Gov. Romney were
the Louis Ellimans, Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Burdick, Al Klunover, state
Toby Sue Gross became the
legislators Dan Cooper, Sander Levin, Jack Faxon and Al Kramer, bride of Ronald Lawrence Katz in
Mr. and Mrs. William Seidman, Dr. and Mrs. Richard C. Hertz (he a recent ceremony at Adas Sha-
delivered the invocation), the Meyer Warshawskys and Mrs. Lee lom Synagogue. Rabbi Jacob Segal
Franklin Weinstock. The Max Fishers' daughter Mary was at the Teen and Cantor Fenakel officiated.
Ball, as were Nadine and Ruth Mann Hertz, escorted by Bruce and
The couple are the children of
Andrew Broder. Mr. Fisher, who represented the governor at the
Rose Bowl Game in Los Angeles, served on the Patrons Dinner Com- Mr. and Mrs. David Gross of
mittee. which also included Charles Gershenson and Jason Honigman. Kenosha Ave., Oak Park, and Mr.
and Mrs. Ruben Katz of Manistee
Thirty-five students of Yeshivath Beth Yehudah will make an Ave , Oak Park.
annual excursion this weekend to the campus of Hebrew Academy of
The bride wore a Chantilly
Cleveland and the Telshe Yeshivah in Wickliffe, 0. Accompanied by
lace and satin gown with a long
Rabbis Bernard Moskowitz and Naftali Deutsch, the group will include:
chapel train. Her crown was a
Martyn Adelberg, Eli Apt, Avrohom Abrams. Michael Baum, Meyer Bakst,
David Baumer, Chaim Brystowski, Joe Finkelstein, Sammy Flatt, David Fine,
Pill box with lace and seed
Elchonon Freedman, Saul Grunfeld, Michael Greenfield, Simcha Goldstein, Charles
pearls.
Glogower, Saul Glogower, Ronald Gould, Steven Gutman, Mitchell Herczeg, Chaim
Klein, Joseph Kuperman, Charles Kuperwasser, Vankel Mittleman, Jerry Novet-
Mrs. Norton Stern, sister of the
sky, Alan Penfil, Michael Landau, Ephraim Rockove, Louis Schonfeld, Mendel
bride, was matron of honor.
Seligson, Ephraim Tatelbaum, Martin Rosenzveig, Teddy Wallace, Leon Weiner
and Mordechal Zentman.
Bridesmaids were Marlene Kut-
nick, Marsha Holtzman, Ellen Katz
and Carole Mackey. Junior brides-
maid was Diane Kayne, and flower
girl was Susan .Kirsh.
Best matt was Ted Kahn. Ushers
The dean of the Kaminetzer Arts and Science and Rabbi Isaac were Maurice Miller, Sheldon
Yeshivah of Jerusalem will be Elchenan Theological Seminary of Adelson, Allen Apfelblatt, Norton
guest speaker at a m'laveh malka Yeshiva University, Rabbi Schein- Stern, Allen Gross, Kenneth Woll-
tendered by the Detroit Friends of er was ordained by the rabbinical ner and Marc Gross.
Kaminetzer Yeshiva 8:30 p.m. Jan. school of Mesifta Torah Vodaath
Following a honeymoon in Can-
16 at Oak Manor caterers. Rabbi in Brooklyn.
ada, the couple will live on Schae-
Leib Bakst, chairman of the newly
At the Mlaveh malka, open to fer Rd.
formed group, made the announce- the public, he will speak on
ment.
"Torah as the Bridge Between Christological Book
Rabbi Isad ore Scheiner. Kam- Israel and America."
inetzer rush yeshivah for the past
by Fr. Thomas Merton
The Kaminetzer Yeshiva was
15 years, is an outstanding Tal-
established over 100 years ago
In "Seeds of Destruction," pub-
mudic scholar in Israel. A former
in Kaminet z, Lithuania, by
lished by Farrar, Straus and Giroux
student of Yeshiva College of
Rabbi Boruch Baer Leibovitz,
(19 Union Eq. W., NY 31, Father
a disciple of the Brisker rov.
Thomas Merton covers many
With the Nazi invasion of Lithu- themes. He registers his support
ania, the yeshiva was moved to for civil rights and expresses his
Jerusalem in 1941.
indignation against oppression. It
The faculty today consists al- contains many asseverations on
most entirely of American schol- the conscience of man.
ars who have made their home in
It is replete with letters to
Rueben Goldstein has been the Holy Land. Also, a substantial eminent people on a variety of
number
of
the
student
body
is
subjects which emerge as the views
named district sales officer of El
Al Israel Airlines, it was an- comprised of American students. of a man with a deep social obliga-
The
city
of
Detroit
is
represented
tion.
nounced by Itzak Shander, El Al
in the student body by Anshel
In Letters to a White Liberal,"
national director of sales for the
Americas, with offices in New Isaac, son of Rabbi I. Isaac, and he describes the "message" of the
Yakov Goldstein, son of Rabbi and Negro to white America and he
York.
Mrs. Sholom Goldstein.
calls for the full attention and
Goldstein, 41, comes here frbm
Rabbi Scheiner is currently seriousness to the Negro's de-
.
Israel to replace
making a tour of the United States mands. He calls ours an apocalyp-
Sally Fields, pro-
in behalf of the Kaminetzer Yesh- tic era in "The Legend of Ticker
moted as head of
Caliban."
ivah.
;- public relations
His book is primarily a Christian
'` for El Al in the
expression of faith, but among his
Midwest. Miss America's Role
letters is one addressed "To a
Fields w a s the
From 'The Melting Pot,' by
Rabbi." Having just completed
only woman air-
Israel Zangwill, 1908
reading "The Last of the Just,"
lines sales man-
There she lies, the great Melt- he expresses a desire to know more
ager in the world.
ing Pot—listen! Can't you hear the about the kibbutz. Then he asserts
dr'ira h e A 1 e x a n- roaring and the bubbling? There that "the Jews are the great eschat-
-b orn G o l d- gapes her mouth — the harbor alogical sign of the 20th Century."
Goldstein
stein has been where a thousand mammoth feed- But he proceeds to say that "the
with El Al for 13 years, follow- ers come from the ends of the antimony they have unconsciously
ing service with the. Israel Army world to pour in their human and complacently supposed be-
in the War of Independence and freight. Ah, what a stirring and a tween the Jews and Christ is not
with the public roads department seething! Celt and Latin, Slav and even a very good figment of the
of Israel. He also has served as Teuton, Greek and Syrian, Black imagination. The suffering Servant
district accountant and treasurer and Yellow, Jew and Gentile—
is One: Christ, Israel."
for El Al in Paris and speaks five
The Christological factor in the
Yes, East and West, and North
languages.
and South, the palm and the pine, book is apparent throughout, but
Goldstein is married and the the pole and the equator, the cres- nowhere as much as here, so that
father of three.
cent and the cross—how the great "Seeds of Destruction" certainly
Alchemist melts and fuses them do not emerge as seeds of complete
Mr. and Mrs. Group Plan with his purging flame! Here shall amity.
they all unite to build the Repub-
`Games Night' Event
lic of Man and the Kingdom of Record Cleveland Appeal
Detroit Mr. and Mrs. Group, City God. Ah, what is the glory of
CLEVELAND (JTA)—A record
of Hope, will meet 8:30 p.m. Satur- Rome and Jerusalem, where all na- goal of $6,066,000 was set here for
day in the home of Mr. and Mrs. tions and races come to worship the 1965 Jewish Welfare Fund Ap-
Irving Weintraub, 2066 Murray and look back, compared with the peal, according to an announce-
Hill.
glory of America, where all races ment by the newly elected board
The group will discuss the and nations come to labour and of trustees of the Jewish Com-
munity Federation, sponsor of the
Games Night, its annual fund-rais- look forward.
annual campaign.
ing event. Movies from the City of
A nursing mother should be
Hope Medical Center in Duarte,
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Calif., will be shown, and a social given some wine, for wine is good

Kaminetzer Yeshiva's Rabbi Scheiner
to Speak at a Melaveh Malka Here

El Al Appoints
Rueben Goldstein
to Detroit Post

evening will follow.

for the milk.—Kethuboth 65.

Friday, January 8, 1965-25

JWV Activities

LT. RAYMOND ZUSSMAN AUX-
ILIARY will service the Juvenile
Detention ' Home Sunday. Mes-
dames Edith Weiss, Bess Goldberg,
Bernice Wilson and Martha Haupt-
man will present gifts, games,
prizes and refreshments.
* * *
DETROIT LADIES AUXILI-
ARY NO. 135 will hold a lunch-
eon and fashion show at Federal
Department Store, Oakman and
Grand River, 12:30 p.m. Tuesday.
A regular meeting is planned for
8:30 p.m. Thursday at the Labor
Zionist Institute. Refreshments
will be served.

1,000 Jews in Japan
The Jewish Community of
Japan, which dates back to the
latter half of the 19th Cen-
tury, today numbers some 1,000
persons. the majority of whom live
in Tokyo with a smaller commu-
nity in Kobe.

Isaac Levitts Mark
Golden Anniiversary

In honor of the 50th anniver-
sary of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Levitt
of Patton Ave., a party was held
in the home of their son and
daughter-in-law, Dr. a n d Mrs.
Irving Levitt of North Carolina
Ave., Southfield.
Hosts were the Levitts' children,
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Berris and Dr.

and Mrs. Irving Levitt.
The couple were married in New
York City and have lived in De-
troit for 48 years. They have five

grandchildren.

`Selfishness' to Be Aired

Rabbi Sherwin T. Wine will dis-
cuss "The Virtue of Selfishness" at
services 8:30 p.m. today in the
Birmingham Masonic Temple.

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