Ellyn J. Berk Now
Mrs. 141clen Halpert

Selects Brandeis U. for Study of Child Abuse
W omen s Council Wayne- Westrich Rites U.S.
WALTHAM — Brandeis Univer- [ be to determine what the public
has been named by' the federal knows about child abuse, why
Gives Fellowship Are Solemnized Here sity
government to undertake a nation- people think it happens, and what

to Israeli- Arab

MRS. ALDEN HALPERT

Ellyn Joyce Berk and Alden
Stewart Halpert were united in
marriage at a recent ceremony at
Temple Israel solemnized by Rab-
bis Leon Fram and M. Robert Syme
and Cantor Harold Orbach.
Parents of the couple are Mr.
and Mrs. David M. Berk of Vassar
Dr. and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hal-
pert of Kalamazoo.
The bride's floor-length gown of
Chantilly lace over peau de soie
had a portrait neckline and long
sleeves. The raised waist had a
set-in bow, and the removable Wat-
teau train was of peau de soie. She
wore a shoulder-length double-tier-
ed mantilla of matching lace and
carried a cascade of baby orchids.
Matron of honor for her sister
was Mrs. Stuart Opotowsky of
Hacienda Heights, Calif. Brides-
maids were Nanette and Benay
Halpert, sisters of the bride-
. groom, Cathy Schafer and Gail
Bacow.
Melvin Hoberman was best man,
and ushers included Stuart Opo-
towsky, brother-in-law of the bride,
Stuart Schafer; Daniel Zides of
Brooklyn, Mass.; and Stuart Starr.
After a Bermuda honeymoon,
the Halperts will live in Oak Park.

Tots to Learn Hebrew
by Montessori Method

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (JTA)—A
pre-school department, believed to
be the first of its kind operated
by a synagogue to use the Mon-
tessori method of conversational
Hebrew instruction, will be opened
this fall by Kehilath Israel Syna-
gogue.
The Montessori method of teach-
ing approaches young children
through conversation and action
rather than books.

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
18—Friday, July 9, 1965

people think should be done to
wide study of child abuse.
The study, which will be con- combat the problem.
ducted by Brandeis' Florence Hell-
er Graduate School for Advanced
TRADITION! TRADITION!
I
Studies in Social Welfare, is made
possible through an initial 522,159
grant from the Children's Bureau
of the U.S. Department of Health,
Education and Welfare.
The purpose of the survey will

The National Council of Jewish
women will award an $8,830 fellow-
ship for graduate study in the
United States to an Israeli Arab
of the Druze community.
The fellowship, given for the aca-
demic years 1965-67, is the first
in the history of the 72-year-old
education and service organization
to go to a non-Jew. The Council
annually grants graduate fellow-
ships to advance education and
social work in Israel and Jewish
communities abroad.
The Druze are an independent
religious and ethnic group which
has identified itself with Israel
since that country's struggle for
independence. The recipient of the
grant is Yousef Kassem, a member
of a prominent Druze family and
a specialist in community organi-
zation with experience in work-
ing in Arab villages.
Prominent among seven other
in the NCJVv" grantees to arrive for
study in the U.S. next fall is Im-
: manuel Yafeh, an assistant di-
rector-general of the Israel Minis-
try of Education. A specialist in
teacher-training, who is also known
as a writer of - children's books,
Yafeh will take advanced studies
at the Harvard University Grad-
uate School of Education. His plan
of work calls for creating a cur-
riculum in education and adminis-
training colleges. Y a f eh now
teaches educational administration
at the Hebrew University School

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MRS. MAR,VLN WAYNE

Cong. Beth Abraham was the set-
ting of the recent marriage of
Betty Sue Westrich to Marvin Alan
Wayne, son of Mrs. Marian Wayne
of Indiana Ave. and the late Mr.
Jack Wayne. Rabbis Samuel Cooper
and Israel Halpern officiated.
The bride, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Sherman J. Westrich of
Charleston, W. Va., wore a floor-
length gown of English net over
peau de sole, with an open neck-
line, fitted bodice and dome-shaped
skirt appliqued in garlands of hard-
run Alencon lace, pearls and crys-
tals. The detachable train was
fashioned of matching peau de
skirt appliqued in garlands of hand-
sole, and a high cap of peau de
soie and lace held the pouf veil of
silk illusion. She carried white or-
chids and ivy.
The other 1965 NCJW fellowship
Rae Linef sky was maid of
winners include:
honor, and bridesmaids included
Jane Westrich, Robin Wayne,
Esther Heitner, a supervisor of
teachers of English—Israel's key sec-
Linda Levine and Jill Salzman.
ond language—for the Ministry of Edu-
Best man was Morrie Silver.
cation, and a teacher of English at Bar-
Ilan University in Tel Aviv.
Fred Labelle, Fred Bornstein,
Seer Berlinger, an innovator in the
Rick Coleman, Harley Greene
teaching of natural sciences in Israeli
and David Cohen were ushers.
schools, who also supervises natural
science teachers for the Ministry.
The newlyweds will honeymoon
Mrs. Chava Huss, a psychologist and
researcher in educational counseling in Bermuda and make their future
for the Ministry's Department of Spe- residence in Ann Arbor, where
cial Education.
they are attending the University
Zev Harel, a specialist in groupwork of Michigan.
with instiutionalized children, who is

head of a boarding school in a youth
village.

Lee Berger, a probation officer for
the Israel Ministry of Welfare, who
trains new probation officers.

Six additional NCJW fellows, who
won their grants in 1964, are re-
maining in the United States for
another year of study. They in-
elude Drora P or tug al i, a
figure in Israel's pacemaking pre 1
kindergarten programs, who is
working for a doctorate at Teach-
ers College, Columbia University.

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`Behavior Center' Planned

NEW YORK (JTA) — Solomon
Litt, president of the Jewish Board
of Guardians, announced the es-
tablishment of the Hawthorne
Center for the study of Adolescent
Behavior. which will make possi-
ble more far-ranging exploration
of the problems of delinquent
youth against the background of I
changing norms of adolescent be-
havior within the community.

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"WHEN A RACING greyhound develops bad habits,
YV asserts veteran dog trainer, F. B. Stutz, they're usually
impossible to correct. He cites the case of an exceptionally
fleet greyhound named
Terris Foot, who ran in
hurdle races and invari-
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In Dan Greenberg's light-
hearted novel, "How to Be
a Jewish Mother," he tells
how said mother identified Red Chinese leader Mao Tse tung: "A.
lot of improperly cooked vegetables and God knows what kind of
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OVERHEARD:
Dame Edith Evans, still a brilliant and constantly employed
actress at the age of 78: "To stay young, all you have to do is
live right, eat right, sleep right, work right—and lie about your
age."
At a ladies' bridge tournament:
had a date last night with
the world's stingiest man," "Oh! So you're the woman who's
been running around with my husband!"
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