Lebanese Prelate Shuns
Jewish Girl First to Win
Arab Line on Declaration Case Under Quebec Law
Announcements
A prelate from the Middle East
disagreed Thursday with his Arab
Catholic colleagues who criticize
the Vatican Council declaration on
the Jews.
The Most Rev. Peter Jouad
Sfair, an archbishop of the Maro-
nite Rite of the Roman Catholic
Church, said here on a visit, he
believes the declaration is quite
"sufficient" and doesn't give too
much attention to the Jews.
The archbishop is a native of
Lebanon but lives in Rome, teach-
ing Muslim civil law at the Lateran
University and Hebrew at the
University of Propaganda Fide.
May 29 — To Dr. and Mrs
Last Week's Winner of the
Bernard Goldstein (Jean Sinkoff)
15334 Greenfield, a son, Avery
"RASKIN
Nathan.
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BIG BABY BONUS"
May 26 — • To Mr. and Mrs.
MRS. ARTHUR ROSENBLAT
(9 lbs., 14-oz.)
Milford Singer (Lois Weingarden),
Congratulations on the birth of your
22569 S. Bellwood, Southfield, a
daughter and we hope the RASKIN
daughter, Pamela Hope.
PRODUCTS you received helped
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make your first week at home
easier.
May 20—To Dr. and Mrs. Law-
RASKIN FOOD CO.
rence E. Lee (Sylvia Greenbaum)
of Ann Arbor, a daughter, Sandra
June 17
To Mr. and Mrs. Renee.
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Richard Hencken (Judy Moss),
April
15—To
Dr. and Mrs. Leon
19341 Dorset, Southfield, a daugh-
Cogan (Sandra Rabinowitz), 19225
ter, Stacy Lynn.
Woodbine, a son, Kevin Joel.
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June 16 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Seymour Chafetz (Lois Lipshy),
18002 Schaefer, a daughter, Caro-
lyn Rose.
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June 16 — To Mr. and Mrs.
A new publication, "A GUIDE
Irwin A1pern (Barbara Sorscher),
15110 Dartmouth, Oak Park, a TO MICHIGAN'S HISTORICAL
ATTRACTIONS," designed to in-
daughter, Elizabeth Rachel.
form visitors about the state's his-
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June 15—To Mr. and Mrs. Don- toric sites, is now ready for dis-
ald Lakin (Joan Albert) 22190 tribution, the Michigan Historical
Marlow, Oak Park, a daughter, Lori Commission and the Michigan
Tourist Council, joint publishers of
Denise.
the guide, announced. Produced
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June 14 — To Dr. and Mrs. through the John M. 1VIunson
Noel Lawson (Judith Dzodin), Michigan History Fund, the attrac-
1450 Hatcher Crescent. Ann Arbor, tive map and guide pinpoints all of
Michigan's historic sites, museums
a daughter, Audrey Ellen.
and historic buildings. Copies are_
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June 12—To Mr. and Mrs. Jack available without charge by con-
M. Thav (Phyllis Duboff of River- tacting either the Michigan Tourist
dale, N. Y.), former Detroiters Council or the Michigan Historical
now living in San Juan, Puerto Commission, Lansing.
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Rico, a daughter, Rebecca Diane.
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On Thursday at the WAYNE
June 12 — To Mr. and Mrs. COUNTY TRAINING SCHOOL in
Albert Shifman (Phyllis Wilensky), Northville, a special counselling
24060 Jerome Oak Park, a daugh- room was dedicated. It was com-
ter, Lori Marcy.
pletely furnished by the General
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Motors Girls' Club of Detroit and
June 11 — To Dr. and Mrs. will be utilized for advising and
Arnold Nedelman (Rebecca 1VIosen counselling resident girls in the
of Huntington Woods), of Cincin- vocational training program at the
nati, a daughter, Kathryn Alissa. school. A check to underwrite the
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cost of furnishing the room was
June 11—To Mr. and Mrs. presented by Mary Ann Margsh,
Thomas Fleischer (Barbara Pol- president of the club, to William
asky), 23131 Kipling, Oak Park, a Davis, president of the administra-
daughter, Lori Ann.
tive board, and Dr. Pasquale
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Buoniconto, medical superinten-
June 10—To Mr. and Mrs. Fran dent of the training school.
vey E. Olson (Esther Greenberg),
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23060 Webster, Oak Park, a daugh-
"A
FUNNY
THING HAPPEN-
ter, Michelle Robin.
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ED ON THE WAY TO THE
May 31 — To Mr. and Mrs. FORUM," Broadway hit musical
Mervyn H. Manning (Elaine Koff- which opened the Northland Play-
man) of Ivanhoe Rd., Huntington house summer season last week,
continues through Sunday, with
Woods, a daughter, Julie Lynn.
Danny Dayton in the starring role.
Today the Playhouse starts its
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I could fathom the problems of the
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The most complicated events bring
no dismay.
What surprises and confounds me, most
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Why do I find myself lost in living but
a day?
The troubles of all the by-gone centuries,
The turmoil and tempests of man and
of time.
These I Understand, in minutiae
evaluation:
It's the here and now I can't grasp
or define.
Perhaps the here and now does not
baffle you,
The complexities do not find or leave
you dazed.
I do not envy you, for all your
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Who see life and results cooly and are
not amazed.
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28—Friday, June 25, 1965
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
a reward of $1,000 for information
leading to their arrest.
The vandals smashed a cellar
window to enter the building. A
caretaker ,discovered the damage.
They tore sections of a Torah
scroll, wrote obscene remarks on
some pages, tore up a Bible,
smashed open a showcase of relig-
ious articles from Israel and did
other damage. They left behind
several obscene notes.
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`To Be As One," the film on
Jewish Community Center work,
has been chosen by the Council
on International Nontheatrical
Events as a CINE Golden Eagle
winner for 1965, singling it out
as a motion picture "of excellent
cinematographic quality" worthy
of representing the United States
in film festivals abroad, the Na-
tional Jewish Welfare Board an-
nounced..
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NEW YORK (JTA) — Detectives
sought this week the vandals who
damaged the Rosedale Jewish Cen-
ter in Queens, N.Y., which offered
Center Film Wins Prize
Children's Musical Theater will
get under way with a performance
of "Cinderella" 2 p.m. Saturday
and will be repeated July 3.
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`'F our Summer Evenings," a
series of concerts and lectures on
Wednesdays in July, has been spe-
SAM ROSENBLAT
cially designed this summer by the
Master of Ceremonies
University Center for Adult Edu-
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cation, to take place in the Rack-
ham Educational Memorial. For in-
Dance and Entertainment
formation call the Center, TE
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1-4310. The .schedule of events in-1
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University, on the subject "Re-
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MONTRAEL — (JTA) — A
court case believed to be the first
of it kind here, accusing a firm of
violating the Quebec "Act Respect-
ing Discrimination in Employ-
ment," was won here by a Jewish
girl who charged that the firm had
refused her because she was Jew-
ish.
According to the plaintiff, the
girl was told, when she applied
for a job as a junior typist, that
the company did not hire Jews.
The firm was convicted and fined
$25. Another case, involving a
Negro complainant, is stlil pend-
ing. The name of the Jewish girl
was not revealed.
Queens Jewish Center
Damaged by Vandals
Try and Stop Me
By BENNETT CERF
542-4735
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IT'S HARRY HERSHFIELD'S story about the astronaut
who suddenly got worried in the midst of the first five-
man orbit. "Do you realize," he asked his fellow space-ex-
plorers, "that there are
over 2,000 separate de-
vices and instruments in
this capsule — and that
every darn one of them
was supplied by the low-
est bidder?"
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Mr. Sidebottom w a S
stretched out in the ham-
mock when he saw a large
moving van drive on to his
property. "It's the furniture
people," whispered his wife,
strangely c omp l a c en t.
"They've come for the
p i a n cr." "Confound it,"
6 10
spluttered Mr. Sidebottom.
"I gave you the money for the next installment a week ago." "I
know, dear," she soothed him. "I intend to pay them as soon as
they get it dOwnstairs. I've decided to have it in the living room."
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Frank Rose volunteers to clear up the difference between un-
derhanded tactics and superb strategy. Underhanded tactics are
when a competitor steals your best customer, author, or account.
Superb strategy is when you steal his.
1965, by Bennett Cerf, Distributed by King Features Syndicate
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