28—Friday, October 21, 1966
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Dr. E.C. Last to Take
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Meyer "Mike" Warshawsky lives .
in South Haven, but he spends
most of his time during the weeks
preceding the election in Detroit,
campaigning for the Michigan
Supreme Court judgeship. He was
Governor Romney's p e r s o n al
choice for the nomination and he
MEYER "MIKE" WARSHAWSKY
is gaining many adherents by his
tireless efforts.
He was unsuccessful when he
ran, as a Republican, for Michigan
Attorney General, in 1964. But
he overcame Democratic opposi-
tion in Van Buren County where
he was elected three times as
prosecuting attorney.
Governor Romney named him
to the appeal board of the work-
men's compensation department.
He has held many important posts,
Announcements
Oct. 11 — To Dr. and Mrs. Ben
Weinberg (Audrey Raskin), 6310
Northfield, Birmingham, a daugh-
ter, Shawn Iris.
* * *
Oct. 6—To Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Sisler (Sharon Biales). 17471
Madison, Southfield, a son, Scott
Daniel.
* *
Oct. 4 — To Mr. and Mrs. Stanton
Miller (Kaye Altman), 16143 Chey-
enne, a daughter, Lisa Ann.
* * *
Oct. 1—To Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
Stewart (F r a n c es Cooperman),
15322 Northgate, Oak Park, ' a
daughter, Lisa Ann.
* * 4
Sept. 26 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Risin (Betty Wiser), 21341
Kipling, Oak Park, a son, Mark
Stephen.
DONBE METHOD
serving as circuit court commis-
sioner, being a past president of
the Van Buren County Bar As-
sociation and taking a deep inter-
est in Area Retarded Children's
Association.
A graduate of Western Michi-
gan University, he holds a
teacher's certificate. He re-
ceived his law degree from the
University of Michigan.
He is a member of the regional
board of the Bnai Brith Anti-Defa-
mation League, was the first chair-
man of the United Jewish Appeal
in South Haven and is affiliated
with the First Hebrew Congrega-
tion in his community.
Laboring against serious- odds,
with no campaign funds to aid
him, "Mike" Warshawsky battled
for the State Supreme Court
judgeship, gaining admiration from
those he is able to reach by his
forthrightness.
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MISS NANCY LUBARSKY
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Lubarsky
of Westchester, Calif., announce
the engagement of their daughter
Nancy Louise to Dr. Edward Carl
Last, son of former Detroiters Mr.
and Mrs. Harry B. Last of Gadner
Grove, Calif.
Miss Lubarsky is a graduate of
the University of California at Los
Angeles and is a graduate student
of California State. Dr. Last is an
assistant professor of pereodontics
at the University of Southern
California's school of dentistry.
Five Detroiters have been named
A December wedding is planned.
to the board of trustees of the
United Israel Appeal, Inc.
Abraham Borman, Irwin Green,
Max M. Fisher, Hyman Safran and
Phillip Stollman are among 200
prominent Jewish leaders from 64
Knopf will publish on Oct. 24
communities in the U.S. who will
"Niels
Bohr: The Man, His Science,
serve on the board of the newly-
constituted agency, Dewey D. and the World They Changed" by
Stone, Brockton, Mass., chairman, Ruth Moore. This is the first bio-
graphy of the great physicist who
announced.
was instrumental in the develop-
The agency, the result of the ment of the atom bomb.
merger of the Jewish Agency for
As a beautiful young girl,
Israel and the United Israel Ap:
peal, is the central national Jewish Nicky Mariano went to work for
philanthropic group for Israel aid. Bernard and Mary Berenson and
The newly consolidated United remained a member of their
Israel Appeal brings together the household for the last 40 years
40-year-old United Israel Appeal of Berenson's life. On Oct. 24
and the six-year-old Jewish Agency Knopf will publish "Forty Years
with Berenson," her recollec-
for. Israel, Inc.
Gottlieb Hammer, executive vice tions of her long association with
chairman of the United Israel Ap- the great scholar and humanist.
peal, reported that in six years a
Knopf also will publish on Oct.
total of 275,800 persons had been 24 "The Enlightenment: An Inter-
aided through a wide variety of pretation: The Rise of Modern
resettlement a n d rehabilitation Paganism" by Peter Gay, profes-
services involving a total Ameri- sor of history at Columbia Uni-
can contribution of $190,800,000.
versity.
Five Detroiters
on New Board
of Israel Fund
Knopf to Publish
Bohr's Biography
Charles Younglove to Report on Visit
to Israel at Testim onial Dinner
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Ross Reilly (left), financial
secretary of Ford Local 600,
UAW, and Louis E. Levitan, di-
rector of the Detroit Israel Bond
Organization, hold a $15,000 Is-
rael Bond purchased by the local
in advance of the Charles Young-
love Testimonial Dinner, to be
held 6:30 p.m. Sunday at the
Veterans Memorial Building.
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Al Barbour, president of the annual affair sponsored by the Is-
Wayne County AFL-CIO Council, rael Bond trade union division.
will be toastmaster of the Charles
All segments of the labor move-
Sept. 17 — To Mr. and Mrs. Neal Younglove testimonial dinner 6:30
ment
are uniting in the tribute to
Kalish (Floreen Stuart), 20240 La- p.m. Sunday in the Veterans Memo-
Younglove, district director of the
cross, Southfield, a daughter, Lisa- rial Building.
United Steelworkers of America,
beth Rachel.
Judge Wade H. McCree Jr. of who is being honored for his con-
the U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals, tributions to the labor movement,
will be guest speaker at the sixth his communal leadership and his
Rabbi
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friendship for Israel.
Shaiall Zachariash
Mr. and Mrs. Younglove, back
Ford
Local
600,
UAW
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from a brief visit to Israel, where
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he was to meet with the top
Detroit
leaders of Israeli govermnent
and labor, will report on condi-
tions there at the dinner.
Honorary dinner chairmen are
REV. GOLDMAN L.
Mayor Cavanagh, G. Mennen Wil-
liams and Zolton A. Ferency.
Guests will include a cross sec-
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The names of all those who pur-
chase Israel Bonds in honor of
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Younglove will be included in a
souvenir folio to be presented to
him as a memento to the occasion.
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