THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
28—Friday, June 3, 1966
Sharon Diane Goodstein
TVeds Jerald Young-
Ackerman Enters
Judgeship Race
Irving B. Ackerman, Detroit at-
torney for 35 years, active in civic,
community and charitable affairs,
has filed for election as judge of
the Recorder's Court.
Former law partner of Circuit
Judge Nathan J. Kaufman, Acker-
man, 56, served six years on the
Wayne County Board of Super-
visors by appointment of Detroit
Common Council.
Ackerman has been a member
of the Old Newsboys for 22 years
and last year was elected vice
president of the Old Newsboys
Goodfellow Fund. He is active in
youth and community programs of
MRS. JERALD YOUNG
Sharon Diane Goodstein, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
Goodstein of Snowden Ave., be-
came the bride of Jerald Allan
Young last Saturday at Raleigh
House.
The bridegroom is the son of
Mrs. Morris Young of Harding
Ave., Oak Park, and the late Mr.
Young. Rabbi M. Robert Syme
and Cantor Harold Orbach offici-
ated at the ceremony.
The bride's gown was of rose-
pointe chantilly lace with an A-
line skirt, bell Sleeves and chapel
train. The matching headpiece had
a shoulder-length silk illusion veil.
The bride carried her father's
prayer book with roses and lilies
of the valley.
Frances Frumin served as
maid of honor. Bridesmaids were
Susan Bordow of Silver Spring,
Md., Deborah Grant, and Lynn
Hurand of Flint. Barbara and
Robin Young, twin sisters of the
bridegroom, were junior brides-
maids.
Steven Young was his brother's
best man. Ushers were Robert
Barris of Dallas, Harold Good-
stein, brother of the bride, Jerrold
Weinberg and Jeffrey Young. Ste-
ven Goodstein, brother of t h e
bride, was a junior usher.
After a wedding trip to Puerto
Rico, the couple will reside in
Ann Arbor.
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Governor Romeny, Mayor Cava.
nagh and former Governor G. Men-
nen Williams have been invited
to participate in greeting Teddy
Kollek, the mayor of Jerusalem,
who will be the guest of honor
at the Israel Hai anniversary din-
ner June 11, 8:45 p.m., at Cong.
Shaarey Zedek.
The dinner, on behalf of Israel
Bonds, will celebrate the 18th
year of Israel's statehood and
honor the memory of Mina Eliza-
beth Bargnan, first Detroit Israel
Bond Women's Division chairman.
A frequent visitor to the United
States, Mayor Kollek has, in a long
and distinguished career, served
Form Weizmann Institute Committee
Here; Racoosin to Address Luncheon
Formation of the Detroit Com— School, called the Israel Educa-
mittee for the Weizmann Institute tion Fund program, through which
of Science was announced this the school was established, a vital
week by Lewis Daniels, acting factor in effectively unifying Isra-
chairman of the founders' corn- el's disparate population elements.
mittee. The Racoosin school is one of
A luncheon for new members 26 activated by the Israel Educa-
will be hosted by Daniels, Louis tion_ Fund since it was established
by the United Jewish Appeal in
September, 1964.
Israel as an army Officer, diplo-
mat, head of the Israel Supply Mis-
sion, chairman of the Israel
Tourist Corporation and chairman
of the Joint Israel-American Sea
Water Desalination Project.
Civic honors will be paid to
Kolleck and a cross section of
leadership in fields of govern-
ment, religion, education, business
and labor will participate in th
dinner and celebration.
A posthumous award will be
presented in tribute to the mem-
ory of Mina Bargman, who served
as Women's Division Israel Bond
chairman from 1951 to 1954, dur-
ing the entire period of the Inde-
pendence Bond Issue, which is be-
ing redeemed this year.
For reservations, call the Israel
Bond office, DI 1-5707.
AJCongress Puts End
to 'Instant Jewish' Ad
IRVING B. ACKERMAN
the YMCA; is a life member of
the National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People;
a trustee of the Henry Gordon
Memorial Scholarship Fund.
He is a member of the Moslem
Shrine, Crippled Children's Fund,
Masonic Order and a former board
member of Adas Shalom Syna-
gogue. He served as delegate to
Democratic Party county and
state. conventions and was a dele-
gate to the 1964 national conven-
tion. He has served as treasurer
of both the 1st and 13th Demo-
cratic Districts.
THEODORE R. RACOOSIN
Berry, Nate Shapero and Jack J.
Wainger, at the Pontchartrain Ho-
tel, June 15.
Guest speaker at the luncheon
will be Theodore R. Racoosin, for
a number of years an active leader
in behalf of the Weizmann Insti-
tute, the Hebrew University and
the United Jewish Appeal.
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MAURICE A. BETMAN, CLU, of
the Northwestern Mutual Life In-
surance Co. was first in sales for
the company in Southeastern Mich-
igan for the week of May 13. Bet-
RAMLE, Israel — Israel Foreign
man led all agents with five sales Minister Abba Eban, speaking at
totaling $112,500.
a ground-breaking ceremony here.
last week for the Theodore R.
Racoosin ComprehensiVe High
Announcements
Last Week's Winner of the
Community Notables, state and City Leaders
Join in Honoring Jerusalem Mayor Kollek
May 28—To Mr. and Mrs. Barry
Grant, 20975 Potomac, Southfield,
a son, Lyle Scott.
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May 25 — To Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Miller (Geraldine Roth), 23301
Coolidge, Oak Park, a daughter,
Melissa Faith.
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May 17 — To Mr. and Mrs. Sandy
Ashman (Maureen Madgy) of Fern
Ave., Oak Park, a daughter, Margo
Elyse.
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May 13 — To Mr. and Mrs. Barry
Pearl (Vera Siegel), 13370 Ken-
wood, Oak Park, a daughter, Julie
Diana.
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- May 11—To Mr. and Mrs. Robert
S. Duncan (Toby Minus), 17134
Santa Barbara, a son, Mark Arnold.
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May 2—To Mr. and Mrs. Michel
Letwinski, (Lucille Metz), 23139
Ashley, Farmington, a daughter,
Sandra Adele.
* * *
April 29 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Roth (Linda Natinsky),
24862 Rensselaer, Oak Park, a son,
Harvey Craig.
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To Dr. and Mrs. Gaylord Alex-
ander (Sally Allan), 25799 Lathrup
Blvd., Southfield, a son, Robert
Gary.
Name Max Fisher
OF Board's Head
Max M. Fisher, who retired last
week as president of the United
Foundation, has been elected chair-
man of the board of the UF.
Edward Connor
in Court Campaign
Stating he sincerely believes the
Recorder's Court bench •offers an
opportunity for greater public
service, Councilman Edward Con-
nor announced he will seek nom-
ination for the post of Recorder's
Judge at the August primary.
Councilman for 18 years, Connor
is considered an outstanding expert
on community
and civic prob-
e m s, having
been named by
three presidents
to the National
Advisory Com-
mission on Gov-
ernmental Rela-
tions; by the U.S.
Surgeon General
to the Advisory
Committee on
Urban Health Af-
fairs; and by the
U.S.
• Public Health
Service to En-
vironmental
Health Commit-
tee.
He was elected
First Vice Presi-
Connor
dent of the Na-
tional Association of Counties. He
is a member of National League'
of Cities Committee on Intergov-
ernmental Relations; chairman of
the board of the Michigan State
Association of Supervisors and a
member of the executive commit-
tee Metropolitan Area Regional
Planning Commission, the Michi-
gan Municipal League and active
in numerous other county and
state organizations.
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NEW YORK—An offensive ad-
vertisement in Saturday's New
York Times for a "canned product"
dubbed "Instant Jewish" will not
be permitted to run again in that
newspaper, a New York Times
spokesman has told the American
Jewish Congress.
Following the appearance of the
ad on Saturday, Richard Cohen,
assistant executive director of the
Congress, talked with J. J. Furey,
assistant to the manager of the
paper's advertising acceptability
department.
Cohen said the Times spokes-
man had acknowledged that the
newspaper had erred in accept-
ing the ad and had apologized
for "any offense it may have
caused to members of the Jewish
faith." He gave assurances that
the advertisement would not ap-
pear again, Cohen said.
The product was advertised by
a mail order house which told the
Congress it would no longer handle
or sell the item.
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