Community Colleges
Program Launched

A special election to authorize
and finance the Wayne County
Community College District will be
held on May 9.
A county committee of leading
citizens, headed by the chairman,
Leonard Woodcock, UAW vice-
president. and the honorary co-
chairmen, Mayor Jerome P. Cav-
anagh and William M. Day, presi-
dent of Michigan Bell, including
Joseph Ross, co-chairman, and Ben
Nathanson, a committee member,
will spearhead a drive for voter
approval of the community college
system.
At an orientation meeting last
Friday, Leonard Woodcock stress-
ed the importance of the program.
He said:
"I believe that the formation of
the Wayne County Community Col-
lege District is one of the most
important matters that will come
before our people in many years.
I urge all citizens and organiza-
tions to study these proposals and
to pledge all of their energies and
resources in support of County
Propositions 1 and 2 on the May
9 ballot."
Mayor Cavanagh said:
"If we are to provide the high-
er educational facilities required to
prepare our children for a produc-
tive and satisfying adult life we
must give them the opportunity of
a post high school education.
Community colleges will be a
giant step forward in this area."

19th Century Inventor

Ernst Fleischl Von Markow, 19th
Century Viennese-Jewish physiolo-
gist, developed many of the early
instruments for conducting blood
tests. He invented the hemometer,
a device used to determine the
amount of hemoglobin in the blood.

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JWV to Close Campaign March 12

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REV. GOLDMAN L.

MARSHALL

Leaders of the Jewish War Veterans fund-raising campaign for
1966 are (from left) general chairmen Mary Love, Ladies Auxiliary
vice president, and (standing) Charles N. Isackson, Department of
Michigan commander; Harry L. Friedman, Morris Simon, junior vice
commander, and Esther Kaufman.

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The Department of Michigan
Jewish War Veterans' 1966 fund-
raising campaign will culminate at
the Rainbow Ball March 12 at the
Veteran's Memorial Building.
Morris Simon, junior vice com-
mander, and Mrs. William Love,
senior vice president, are co-chair-
men of the event. Tickets are being

sold by members of Michigan's 12
posts and auxiliaries to support

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ROBERT J. RAFELSON POST
will meet jointly with the auxiliary

MISS JACQUELINE EPSTEIN

Mr. and Mrs. Julius Epstein of
Des Moines anounce the engage-
ment of their daughter Jacqueline
Diane to Dr. Sheldon Jack Stein,
son of Mrs. Ida Stein of Warring-
ton Dr. and the late Sol Stein.

8 p.m. Tuesday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Sidney Kay, 18427 Mid-
way, Southfield, according to Com-
mander Sam Solomon and Auxili-
Miss Epstein has attended the
ary President Mrs. Milton Saks. University of Iowa and Parsons
committee as treasurer, while Department of Michigan fund rais-
Mrs. Max Kaufman, past depart- ing, scheduled for March 12 will College. Dr. Stein, presently at-
ment president, is co-ordinating be discussed, and members are tending the College of Osteopathy,
ticket sales.
urged to bring ticket money. Fol- Medicine and Surgery of Des

Sandra Stone Engaged
to Philadelphian

JWV's extensive programs in the
local community as well as in Is-
rael and wherever GIs are to be
found.
Harry Friedman, past depart-
ment commander, is serving the

lowing will be refreshments and
movies of past social events.
Guests are welcome.
* * *
YETZ-COHEN AUXILIARY will
meet 8 p.m. Monday at the home
of Sarah Kaminsky, 23431 Harriet
Ct., Oak Park. Yetta Glass, child
welfare chairman, will discuss
plans for a party to be given Sat-
urday at the Girls juvenile deten -
tion home. Ann Rubin requests
that members bring in canned
goods to be given to a needy
family.

Moines, is a graduate of Wayne
State University. He is affiliated
with Sigma Alpha Mu Fraternity
and Lambda Omicron Gamma
Medical Fraternity.
A June 26 wedding is planned.

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his looks nor is the sea measured
with a bushel.—Chinese proverb.

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Feb. 7—To Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
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Mr. and Mrs. Alan J. Stone of
Harding Ave., Oak Park, announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter Sandra Marcia to James Rich-
ard Meyer, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Emanuel I. Meyer of Philadelphia.
Miss Stone is a junior at the
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Jan. 26—To Mr. and Mrs. San-
Meyer, a senior at the University
ford Roth (Judy Banovitz), 18947
of Michigan, is majoring in econo-
Jeanette, Southfield, a daughter,

Lisa Gail.

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Jan. 23—To Mr. and Mrs. Jer-
old Zabel (Vivian M. Liebers),
23630 Jerome, Oak Park, a son,

Larry Alan.

mics. He will enter law school in
the fall.

A June wedding is planned.

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Dinner to Honor
Dearden Monday

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Jan. 8—To Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
Kane (Rosalyn Fine), 18559 Hill-
crest, Livonia, a daughter, Amy
The Men's Club of Temple Beth
Ellen.
El testimonial dinner to the Most
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Rev. John F. Dearden, S.T.D.,
To Mr. and Mrs. Herbert San- Archbishop of Detroit, will take
dler (Roberta Keystone), former place 7 p.m., Monday in the

Detroiters of Los Angeles, a son,
Jeffrey Brian.

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DETROIT POST 135 will hold a
Brotherhood Night in observance
of Brotherhood Week 8:30 p.m.
Thursday at the Labor Zionist In-
stitute. Msgr. William Sherzer of
Sacred Heart Academy will sneak
on "The Effect of the Recent
Ecumenical Declaration on the Re-
lationship Between the Jews and
the Christian World." Rabbi M.
Robert Syme of Temple Israel
will speak on a topic of current
communal interest. The Catholic
War Veterans, Department of Mic-
higan, will be guests of the Post
for the evening and officials from
all major veteran organizations
will be honored guests. The pro-
gram will be followed by a social
evening with refreshments. Vet-
erans, friends and prospective
members of JWV and its auxiliary
are invited.

gate Blvd., Oak Park, a daughter,
Kari Ellen.
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Feb. 2—To Mr. and Mrs. Nathan
R. Light (Betty York), 23140 Bev-
Feb. 12—To Mr. and Mrs. Bern- erly, Oak Park, a daughter, Alyse
ard Rubenstein (Susan Plasko), Marla.
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16777 Greenfield, a daughter, Lori
Feb. 1—To Dr. and Mrs. Sol
Ellen.
Weiss, former Detroiters of Los
Angeles, a son, Ronald Ira.
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Miss Epstein of Iowa
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Men's Clubs

AESCULAPIAN PHARMACEU-
TICAL ASSOCIATION will hold
an installation dinner-dance 6:30

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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
26—Friday, February 18, 1966

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his leadership in the Detroit com-
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ecumenical spirit he has manifested
with reference to Catholic- Jewish
relations.

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p.m. Feb. 28 at Imperial Caterers.
Cocktails will precede dinner. Har-
old Ellias will be installed as pres-
Since his coming to Detroit,
ident, along with Charles Tennen, Archbishop Dearden has played a
vice president; Aaron Karp, treas- prominent role in the religious,
urer; Asher Smith and Max Mill- cultural and civic life of our com-

man, secretaries; and Harry A.
Katzman, ex-officio. For reserva-
tions, call Benjamin Daitch, 353-
2852 or LU 4-4565, or Hyman Mar-
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munity and has lent his leadership
to moral issues as a spokesman for
a better social order, He was ac-

tive in the work of the Vatican
Council II, attended its four
lengthy sessions in Rome, and
served as a member of a number
of important commissions.

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