Suburban Chapter
of ZOD to Be Formed

Carmi M. SlomOvitz, president of
the Zionist Organization of De-
troit, announces plans to form a
suburban chapter as an affiliate
of the ZOD.
A meeting will be held 8:30 p.m.
Wednesday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Kazdan, 20645 Ken-
sington Ct., Southfield. Judge Ira
G. Kaufman will be guest speaker.
Anyone interested in joining the
ZOD may phone the Zionist House,
353-3636, for information.

Myra Ernstein United Open Community Seymour Lin ovitz,Bride
With Melvin Lee Jacobs Colleges Campaign Honeymoon in the West

Brevities

Citizens for Education officially
opened campaign headquarters at
4754 Woodward for the May 9
education election which offers
Detroiters an educational program
from kindergarten through com-
munity college — and community
colleges for 37 other school dis-
tricts in Wayne County.
The education drive seeks voters
for:
• Five community colleges in
Wayne County—with three pro-
posed for Detroit—at a cost of
1 1/4 mills.
• A 2 1/2 mill increase for De-
troiters to enable the Detroit
Public School system to main-
tain current levels of elemen-
tary and secondary education.
Galvanizing a community effort
in behalf of the campaign are
Chairman Roy L. Stephens, Jr.,
and Co-Chairman Leonard Wood-
cock.
Mrs. Thelma Zwerdling is serv-
ing as coordinator for Citizens for
Education.
David Lebenbom, attorney and
chairman of the Wayne County
Democratic Committee, is an ac-
tive committee member.

The ROBERT SHAW CHORALE
and ORCHESTRA will make its
first Detroit appearance in four
years at Masonic Temple Audi-
torium, Sunday, May 1, at 8:20 p.m.
According to Shaw, the Detroit
performance will offer listeners
a chance to hear Handel's master-
piece, "Messiah," as it was ori-
ginally written for a small choral
group and orchestra. Traditional-
ly, the work is now performed
with enormous choirs and large
orchestras. The producers are Sam
Berger, Joseph Shulman and Rich-
ard Hendin.
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The University of Detroit Town
and Gown Celebrity Series presents
a "CARIBBEAN FESTIVAL" with
Jean-Leon Destine and his Haitian
dance company, Saturday, April
16, 8:30 p.m., in the Memorial
Building Auditorium. Consisting of
dancers, singers, drummers, and
musicians currently on a nation-
wide tour, Jean-Leon Destine and
his Haitian dance company perform.
in the tradition of the Voudun
Dance, a blending of the rhythmic
power and beauty of African folk
art with that of European culture.

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MRS. MELVIN JACOBS
In a recent ceremony at the
Sheraton-Cadillac Hotel, Myra
Joyce Ernstein became the bride
of Melvin Lee Jacobs. Parents of
the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Ernstein of Greenlawn Ave. and
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Jacobs of
Greenfield Rd., and the late Rose
Jacobs.
Officiating at the ceremony were
Rabbi Jacob Segal and Cantor
Harold Orbach.
The bride wore a silk coat with
a chapel train and lace tea-cup
sleeves over a sleeveless gown
with chantilly lace bodice and
a floor-length skirt of silk organza.
Her veil of silk illusion was held
by a crown_ of matching lace.
Mrs. Leonard Saltz served as
matron of honor, and bridesmaid
was Mrs. Andrew -Whyman.
Aaron Jacobs, brother of the
bridegroom, was best man. Ushers
were Earl Ernstein, brother of the
bride; William Jacobs, brother of
the bridegroom; Leo Majzels; and
Harold Kulish.
After a honeymoon in Jamaica,
the newlyweds will reside on Mer-
ton Rd.

Maimonides Institute
Gets Grant for Center

FAR ROCKAWAY, N.Y. (JTA)—
The Maimonides Institute for Ex-
ceptional Children, a Jewish insti-
tution for the mentally handicap-
ped, has been awarded a $100,000
grant by the United States Public
Health Service for the construction
of a residential treatment center
for mentally handicapped children.

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MRS. SEYMOUR LINOVITZ

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Shaarey Zedek, Francine Wein-
berg daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Weinberg of Cloverlawn Ave., Oak
Park, and Seymour William Lino-
vitz, son of *Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Linovitz of Balfour Rd., Oak Park,
were united in marriage by Rabbi
Irwin Groner.
The bride wore a silk peau de
soie coat with chapel-length train
and beaded short-sleeves over a
matching sleeveless Empire gown
appliqued with seed pearls. An
open crown, appliqued with pearls,
held the chapel length veil of silk
illusion. She carried orchids . and
ivy with her prayer book.
Serving her sister as matron
of honor was Mrs. Gail. Sukenic.
Maid of honor was the bride-
groom's sister, Gail Linovitz.
Bridesmaids were Nancy Feld-
man and Nancy Linovitz.
Raymond Linovitz, brother of the
bridegroom, served as best man.
Ushers were Louis Tubben, Nolan
Weinberg, brother of the bride,
Hershel Epstein, Allen Manuck and
Burton Carp.
After a honeymoon in the West,
the couple will reside in Detroit.

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Israel's Population
Israel's population at the end of
1965 previous year reached 2,599,-
000 souls, of whom 2,299,000 were
Jews and the rest mostly Arabs.
Five years ago, the non -J ewish
population amounted to 12 percent
of the total number of Israelis. A
one percent increase is shown in
1965.

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Abraham Kraditor, chairman of
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Kraditor said "the time has come
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chotic or criminal gunman."
He pointed out that "if the slay-
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life would have been spared. Here
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At a recent dinner party, the en-
gagement of Bella Feldman to Paul
Brookenthal was announced by her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pinches
Feldman of Church St., Oak Park.
The parents of the prospective
bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs.
George Brookenthal of Freeland
Ave.
The bride-elect attended Detroit
College of Business and Schoolcraft
College. Her fiance graduated from
Wayne State University and is now
attending the University of Michi-
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An Aug. 28 wedding is planned.

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Labor Zionist Institute. Guests in-
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Thursday at the Labor Zionist
Institute. Following the luncheon,
a short business meeting, includ-
ing election of officers, and a fash-
ion show will be held.

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