Jewish Community Council Schedules
Karol Ellen Lupiloff
Delegate Assembly, Names Chairmen Marries Harvey Rose
The season's opening delegate
assembly of the Jewish Community
Council will be convened 8:15 p.m.
Oct. 14 at the Jewish Center.
Preliminary notices of the meet-
ing were sent this week to the
delegates and officers of Council-
affiliated organizations. Theme of
the meeting will relate to Jewish
college youth and their identifica-
tion with Jewish activities and
Jewsh values.
Dr. Samuel Krohn, Council presi-
dent, announced that succeeding
delegate assemblies for the season
will be held Jan. 17, March 15
and May 18.
Announcements of other sign-
ificant dates in the Council's activ-
ities calendar for the year were
made by the committee chairmen.
George M. Zeltzer, Culture Com-
mission chairman, stated that the
Warsaw Ghetto commemoration
would be observed on April 3 at
Adas Shalom Synagogue, and the
annual celebration of Israel's
Independence April 24 at Temple
Israel.
Selection of chairmen and co-
chairmen of Jewish Community
Council committees was an-
nounced by I:or. Krohn, following
their appointments by the Coun-
cil's executive committee.
Lawrence Gubow, Council vice
president, will head the community
relations committee. Co-chairmen
with Gubow will be Avern Cohn
and Sidney J. Karbel, Council
treasurer. The culture commission
will be chaired by George M.
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Zeltzer, the secretary of the Coun-
cil; co-chairman is Mrs. Lewis
Grossman, who will also be chair-
man of the broadcasting subcom-
mittee, and Irving Pokempner.
Hubert J. Sidlow will be the chair-
man of the internal relation com-
mittee, with Mrs. Albert Rosen-
blum as co-chairman.
Other committee appointments
announced by Dr. Krohn are mass
media committee, Edwin Shifrin
and John Shepherd, co-chairmen;
personnel, Morris Li e b e r m a n,
chairman; budget. Harold Berry;
arbitration and conciliation, Mitc-
hell Feldman and Arthur Gould;
and Delegate Assembly planning,
Mrs. Samuel Linden and Sidney
M. Shevitz.
Subcommittees which will re-
port to the Council's conununity
relations committee include: church
and state, Louis Rosenzweig, chair-
man; social discrimination. Lee B.
Brody; neighborhoods and housing,
Zeldon Cohen; and education,
Lewis Grossman.
Hillel Day PTO to Meet
School's New Headmaster
Parents, teachers and friends of
Hillel Day School will meet 8:30
p.m. Tuesday in the school build-
ing to become ac-
quainted with
new Hillel head-
master Rabbi
Simon 'Murciano,
and hear his
plans for the
coming school
year. Rabbi Mur-
ciano will ad-
dress PTO meet-
ing with a talk on
"The Dream and
Mrs. Berris Scheme of Hillel."
Rabbi Jacob Segal will lend per-
spective to the meeting by show-
ing some of his slides, "Of Years
Gone By at Hillel."
The PTO will be chaired by Mrs.
Gerson Berris. Mrs. Jerome Scho-
stak is program chairman.
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Sept. 7—To Dr. and Mrs. Harvey
Tonkin (Anita IVIirves) of Windsor,
a son, Aaron.
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Sept. 4—To Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Emmer (Rebecca Chodoroff), 15927
Hilton, Southfield, a son, Anthony
Adam.
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Sept. 2—To Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Tushman (Suzanne Barcus) 23272
Plumbrooke, Southfield, a son,
Michael Edward.
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Aug. 31—To Dr. and Mrs. Donald
I. Warren (Rachelle Barcus), for-
mer Detroiters of 1611 Hatcher
Crescent, Ann Arbor, a daughter,
Dianna Michele.
* *
Aug. 26—To Dr. and Mrs. Henry
Spiro (Nadele Eisenberg), 17509
Meyers, a daughter, Jessica Lynn.
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Aug. 20—To Dr. and Mrs. Mar-
shall Feuer (Elaine Volin), De-
troiters temporarily at Loring Air
Force Base, Maine, a son, Michael
Allen.
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Aug. 10—To Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Tushman (Judith Horton), 13861
Sylvan Ct., Oak Park, a son,
Mathew Robert.
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To Mr. and Mrs. Richard Levin-
son (Barbara Merson), 18630 North-
lawn, a daughter, Lauri Ann.
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
32—Friday, September 17, 1965
Offer 58 Classes in Adult Education
Adult education classes in Oak sity Management and Technology
Park will begin the 10-week fall Center is offering 18 courses for
session Oct. 4. Most classes will technicians and lower and middle-
meet in Oak Park High School, but management personnel. These
ceramic and creative crafts classes courses begin next week at Oak
will be held in Frost Junior High Park High School.
School. Registrations will be taken
Brochures are being mailed to
in the classrooms during the first all residents of -Oak Park and
two weeks of classes.
Huntington Woods. For copies and
Nonresidents pay the same fee information, call the adult educa-
as residents of the school district. tion office of the Oak Park School
Senior citizens 60 years of age District, 548-0200.
or older may register in a class at
reduced fees.
Fifty-eight classes will be off-
ered in the fields of business ed-
ucation, art, music, bridge, home-
making, foreign languages, rad-
io, electronics, driver education,
law and real estate. New this
year are classes in creative crafts,
advanced guitar, intermediate
investments, elementary modern
MRS. HARVEY ROSE
math for parents, real estate and
Temple Israel was the setting for comparative religions.
In addition, Wayne State Univer-
the Sept. 11 marriage of Karol
Ellen Lupiloff and Harvey Larry
Rose. Rabbi M. Robert Syme offi-
United World Films announces
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The bride wore an Empire gown the output of this "universally"
with lace appliques. Her maid of applicable product. For informa-
honor was her sister, Barbara Faith tion contact United World Free
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Fortas Commends
Boorstin's Book
President Johnson's most recent
appointee to the United States
Supreme Court, Abe Fortas, has
called the author of a forthcoming
major book "one of the outstand-
ing historians and analysts of
American life" in a letter to Ran-
dom House publishers.
Justice Fortas wrote to Random
House about Daniel J. Boorstin's
"The Americans: The National Ex-
perience," which will be published
Sept. -17. The second in a projected
trilogy, it follows "The Americans:
The Colonial Experience," a lead-
ing Random House publication in
1958. This first volume was the
winner of the Bancroft Prize for
1959.
Teaching on a global scale is an
old story to Dr. Boorstin, whose
academic wanderlust began when
he was a Rhodes Scholar at Balliol
College, Oxford. His view of Amer-
ican history has since been impart.
ed to scholars from Italy to Japan;
he has been visiting professor in
that subject at the Universities of
Rome, Kyoto and Puerto • Rico, as
well as the Sorbonne. Moreover,
although he may not be the only
academician who has also prac-
ticed law and is a member of the
Massachusetts Bar, it does seem
reasonably safe to assume that no
other American professor is, in ad-
dition, a barrister-at-law of the In-
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