24—Friday, October 21, 1966
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
MEN'S CLUBS
Men's Clubs to Focus on 'Leadership'
"Lay Leadership" will be the
theme of this year's regional con-
ference of the National Federa-
tion of Jewish Men's Clubs to be
held at Cong. Shaarey Zedek Nov.
4-6. Guest speaker for the Satur-
day afternoon meeting will be the
national vice - president, Milton
Leeds of Highland Park, Ill. The
president of the national federa-
tion, Manye London, will give the
keynote address Sunday.
At the buffet supper-dance,
Nov. 5, delegates, Shaarey Zedek
Men's Club members and their
guests will be entertained by the
newly formed men's club chorus,
under the direction of Dan Froh-
man and organized by Joseph
Cantor. Mrs. Rebecca Frohman
will be accompanist, and soloists
will be Max Somberg, Dan Cullen,
Joseph Cantor and Cantor Jacob
Sonenklar.
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Temple Israel Men's Club will
Making plans for the regional
sponsor an "Evening With the Can-
conference of the National
tor" 8:30 p.m. Oct. 30 in the social
Federation of Jewish Men's
h all. Chairmen
Clubs, to be held at Cong. Robert Parkins
Shaarey Zedek Nov. 4-6, are and P a u 1 Perry
(from left) Abe Katzman, con- announce the en-
ference chairman; Leonard E. tertainment will
Baron, Shaarey Zedek Men's be provided by
Club president; and I. Murray members of the
Jacobs, president, Great Lakes Piccolo Opera
Region.
Company, includ-
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ing Marjorie Gor-
don,Raymond
Sharp. Cantor '
Harold Orbach, Mrs. Gordon
Eleanor Felver and Evelyn Orbach.
Dr. William Haber, dean of the Friends are invited at no charge,
be served.
University of Michigan College of and refreshments * will
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Literature, Sci-
AHAVAS ACHIM MEN'S CLUB
ence and the
will hold its open breakfast forum
Arts, president of
10 a.m. Oct. 30. Hebrew and Yid-
American 0 R T
dish poet and author Brocha Kop-
Federation, will
stein will speak on "Sabbath and
address the De
Holidays in Israel — The Soul of
troit Men's ORT
the Nation." Miss Kopstein, a
Chapter at a
resident of Israel, is the author of
brunch at 10 a.m.
"Literarische Bletter."
Sunday, at the
Jewish Center.
Harr y Platt,
president of the
chapter, an-
nounces that af-
ter Dr. Haber's
review of ORT
Eugene Jaffe, program director
a c c omplishments
of the Jewish Center, has been
and needs there
promoted to assistant executive di-
will be election of
rector, Center President Milton J.
directors and of-
Miller announced.
ficers.
Jaffe, who earned his master of
Dr. Haber
A movie de-
- de
pitting ORT activities will be social worl
gree from Wayne:.
shown.
State University
after writing his
masters essay on
resident camping.
for senior
zens, worked at
the Davison
Branch of the
Jewish Center...
TO e'
while a graduate
student.
In 1956, he
rejoined the
center as direc-
tor of the D. W.
Simons branch,
Jaffe
which served
primarily older residents of the
Dexter area.
All Inclusive
He went on to head the Center's
senior adult program at the main
10 Days —
building when it opened in 1959.
Only $649
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During this period, the center's
2 Weeks—
senior adult program has grown
Only
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Israel
from 150 members to more than
850.
26 Days —
Haber to Address
Men's ORT Group
Eugene Jaffe Is •
New Asst. Director
of Jewish Center
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Director of ADL Due at Ann Arbor Zwerdling Dinner
Benjamin R. Epstein, national
director of the Anti-Defamation
League of Bnai Brith, will be the
principal speaker at the testimonial
banquet honoring Osias Zwerdling
0f Ann Arbor,
''''$sponsored by the
Michigan adviso-
ry board of the
ADL, 7 p.m. Sat-
urday at the
Michigan Union
in Ann Arbor.
Mrs. Charles D.
Solovich, chair-
man of the Mich-
igan board,
:stated that the
award to Zwerd-
ling was being
given honoring a
. . . lifetime of
public service de-
voted to civic,
communal, char-
itable and relig-
Epstein ious community
endeavors."
Zwerdling, an Ann Arbor resi-
dent for over half a century, was
active in the founding of the
Hillel Foundation at the Universi-
ty of Michigan, Beth Israel Syn-
.
Annommouna
JWV
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The LT. RAYMOND ZUSSMAN
AUXILIARY will have a "Night
of Nights", a combination Hal-
loween and membership party,
8 p.m. Monday at the home of Mrs.
Irving Weintraub, 20566 Murray
Hill. Junior Vice President Mrs.
Harvey Greene, along with her
committee, Mesdames Irving Silk,
Oscar Katz and Walter Fischel,
are planning a cocktail party and
a night of games, all coming
dressed in "way-out formals."
Members are invited to bring
prospective members. For reserva-
tions, call Mrs. Harvey Greene,
BR 2-1564.
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DETROIT LADIES AUXILIARY
135 will hold a Halloween party
for 25 children at the Juvenile
Detention Home Oct. 29. The aux-
iliary will hold a regular meeting
8:30 p.m. Thursday at the Labor
Zionist Institute.
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BLOCH ROSE AUXILIARY will
meet 8 p.m. Tuesday at the Oak
are being formulated for a hos-
pital party to be given in Saginaw
Nov. 6. The program will be "Wigs
'n You." Friends and prospective
members are invited. For irVorma-
tion on joining this group call
Annette R. Goldberg, KE 7-3076.
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MIZRACH1 OFFICE
of the ADL's Michigan board, will
be toastmaster of the affair.
A 6 p.m. reception will precede
the dinner.
Dinner tickets may be secured
by calling the ADL office in De-
troit, WO 2-9686.
DR. SHRAGGA IRMAY, profes-
sor of fluid mechanics and hy-
draulics at the Technion, Israel In-
stitute of Technology, has been
appointed dean of the institute's
graduate school.
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JWV Auxiliaries Fete
Veteran Hospital Patients
A theater and dinner party for
patients from the nursing home
care unit at Dearborn Veterans
Hospital has been planned by the
Department of Michigan Ladies
Auxiliary for Wednesday. Mrs.
Oscar Bank and Mrs. Paul Bet-
man are hospital chairmen.
Ninety-six patients in the TB
ward of the hospital were treated
to Sweetest Day packages dis-
tributed by the department. Assist-
ing the chairman were Bess Gold-
berg, Esther Oshan, Rosetta
Weiner and Betty Weingarden.
Judge Baum's Article
Finds Its Way to Japan
This month, Michigan Judge Vic-
tor J. Baum's views will be pub-
lished by the Japanese Supreme
Court in "Katei Saibansho Geppo,"
the monthly bulletin of the Japa-
Only $875
Israel & Paris
nese Family Court, which circulates
Center Culture Club
among Japanese lawyers and
100's of tour
judges. The article first appeared
to Install Officers
Only
flights
The Jewish Center Culture Club in the Wayne State University Law
For Brochure
will hold an installation luncheon Journal in 1964, was reprinted and
With Complete !itinerary
circulated nationally by the U. S.
noon Tuesday at the Center.
Re-installed were Dav'..e.. Teitle- Department of Health, Education
Call
bam, president; Sam Hochman, and Welfare and republished by
vice president; Max Lankin, treas- the National Journal of Family
urer; Ben Falai: and Jennie Schub- Law.
The article urges the creation of
iner, secretaries; and Fannie Hoch-
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marriage counseling services in
man and Hyman Golob, trustees.
This club, consisting of retired divorce courts and their use in a
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senior citizens, holds cultural meet- thorough attempt to improve trou-
ings in Yiddish and English to bled marriages before resorting to
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agogue of Ann Arbor, the Ann
Arbor Bnai Brith Lodge and has
been active in Zionist Organiza-
tion of America, United Jewish
Appeal, Michigan Synagogue Coun-
cil and other causes. In the gen-
eral community, he helped found
the Ann Arbor Family Service
Society, is a past chairman of the
USO, and has assumed leadership
roles with the Board of Educa-
tion, Chamber of Commerce, Ki-
wanis, Boy Scouts, Community
Chest, National Conference of
Christians and Jews, and the YM
YWCA.
Dr. Reuben Kahn, honorary chair-
man of the committee on arrange-
ments for the dinner, announced
that Epstein's address will be
entitled, "Undercurrents: The Con-
tinuing Reappraisal of the Forces
of Hate." Epstein, in addition to
being national director of ADL,
is the co-author of "The Trouble-
makers," Cross-Currents," Some
of My Best Friends • . ," "Danger
on the Right" and "Report on the
John Birch Society 1966."
Shelby Newhouse, De-
troit radio personality and member
Y ou are cordially invited
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