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Cantor Klein kindled the Hanuka
lights and sang Hebrew and Yid-
dish holiday songs and medleys.
An Israeli film, "Hanuka in
Israel," was shown.
Top honors as the leading Bal-
four Concert ticket saleswoman
again went to Mrs. Ira G. Kauf-
man. The other winners were:
Abraham Borman, M. Ben Lewis,
Mrs. Carmi M. Slomovitz, Dr. Alex
Friedlaender, Dr. Sanford Bennett,
Sol Lifsitz, Mrs. Charles Gitlin,
Richard Kramer and Mrs. I. Wal-
ter Silver. Dr. Sidney Friedlaender,
who was co-chairman of the con-
cert with his brother, Dr. Alex
Friedlaender, was runner-up in
ticket sales to the above.
Dr. Bennett, chairman of the
membership committee, announced
that plans are under way for a
membership enrollment rally.

Artists Lost to Nazism
to Be Lecture Topic
of Yiddish Editor

Annoyance: having your
TV break down the night
your wife is on "Candid
Camera."

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Placard in a pet shop:
Lonely kitten desires posi-
tion with little girl. Will
do light mousework . . .

What most folks have
ready for a rainy day is a
washed car . •

One thing we do know
about the speed of light—
it gets here too early in
the morning!

Sign in Italian restaurant:
"Join the Pizza Corps."

ZALMAN ZYLBERZWEIG

The Sholem Aleichem Institute
will conduct an oneg Shabbat 8:45
p.m. Dec. 23.
Guest speaker will be Zalman
Zylberzweig, editor of the Yiddish
Theater Lexicon. The fifth volume
of the lexicon has just been pub-
lished and is dedicated to the
artists who died in the Nazi hola-
caust.
Zylberzweig will speak in Yid-
dish on "The Perilous Journey of
the Artist Martyrs."
There will be community sing-
ing, and refreshments will be
served. All are welcome, Admis-
sion is free.

Detroiters in Miami
to Hold Hanuka Party

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The Detroit Social Club of
Greater Miami will have its 18th
annual Hanuka party Monday, in
the Rubaiyat Room of the Algiers
Hotel, Miami Beach.
There will be entertainment,
dancing and refreshments. The
"Poulton Dancing Group," ar-
ranged by Toby Poulton, will high-
light the evening. Friends are wel-
come.

Anxiety
It is not work that kills men;
it is worry. Work is healthy; you
can hardly put more upon a man
than he can bear. Worry is rust
upon the blade. It is not the revolu-
tion that destroys the machinery,
but the friction. Fear secretes
acids; but love and trust are sweet
juices. --Beecher

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THE LIGHT TOUCH

A rotten cause abides no han-
dling.—Shakespeare.

IN WEDDING . BAR MITZVAH

Mrs. Morris Gelfond of Vancouver, B.C., was a guest at a family
gathering here recently, while visiting her sons, Allan and Charles
Gelfond, 18048 Woodingham. Mrs. Gelfond, president of the Sisterhood
of Scharei Tzedek Synagogue in Vancouver, was on her way home
from the 43rd national convention of the Woman's Branch, Union
of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of America, at Washington, D. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold B. Greenblatt, 21651 Stratford, Oak Park,
were at the Wigwam Country Club Resort near Phoenix, this week.
Mr. Greenblatt, agency manager in the Detroit metropolitan area for
American United Life Insurance Co., earned the trip for successful
agency manpower development in 1966.
On the occasion of the 175th commemoration of Mozart's death,
Marguerite Kozenn Chajes, who is now visiting in Vienna, was invited
to speak over the Voice of America radio and was introduced as
"Mrs. Mozart of Detroit."
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Haga (Marjie Serlin) are now residing
in their new home at 1116 Ridge Road, Highland Park, Ill.

The 10 top ticket salesmen who
helped make a success of the Bale
four Concert held Dec. 4 at Ford
Auditorium, were honored by the
Zionist Organization of Detroit at
its annual Hanuka party held
Wednesday night at the Zionist
Cultural Center.
Carmi M. Slomovitz, ZOD presi-
dent, presided at the function
which featured a musical program
by Cantor Louis Klein, who was
accompanied by Bella Goldberg.

Friday, December 16, 1966-23

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

MISS MARTHA SCHLESINGER

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schlesinger
of Pebblecreek Rd., Birmingham,
announce the engagement of their
daughter Martha * Jill to Daniel
Bailey Syme, son of Rabbi and Mrs.
Monte Robert Syme of Birchcrest
Ave.
Both are studing at the Univesity
of Michigan, where Miss Schle-
singer is affiliated with Delta Phi
Epsilon sorority and Mr. Syme with
Tau Delta Phi fraternity.
They plan a late summer wed-
ding.

`Open Occupancy'
for All Aged Jews
at Detroit Home

In accordance with a directive
from the federal government that
agencies receiving public funds
advise the community that they
are open to all, regardless of color,
the Detroit Jewish Home for Aged
issued the following statement:
"The policy of the Jewish
Home for Aged is to admit all
members of the Jewish faith
without regard to race, color, or
national origin."
The statement, made in ac-
cordance with provisions of Title
18 in the Civil Rights Act, was
issued by the board of directors
of the home at its recent board
meeting.
Jack 0. Lefton was re-elected
president; Abraham B o r m a n,
Milton K. Mahler and David M.
Miro, vice president; Samel J.
Greenberg, treasurer; Daniel M.
Levine, secretary; and Ira I.
Sonnenblick, assistant secretary.
Edward I. Fleischman, chairman
of the executive committee. inform-
ed the board that alterations being
made at the Petoskey home should
be completed by the middle of
April. When completed. 50 addi-
tional infirmary beds will be made
available.

Sandorf Elden Named
Ann Arbor City Judge

Sandorf J. Elden, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Jerome L. Elden, 19180
Appleton, has been appointed Ann
Arbor Municipal Court Judge to
fill a one-year vacancy.
Elden, 42, received a law de-
gree at Wayne State University
in 1950. A World War II veteran,
he organized and was executive
director of the WSU Veterans'
Association. He also was the or-
ganizer and first president of
Alpha Omega National Scout Serv-
ice Fraternity and a member of
the Omicron Delta Kappa National
Honor Society and Mackenzie
Honor Society of Wayne State.
Elden went to Ann Arbor in 1951
and established his law practice
there, joining the city attorney's
staff in 1956.
In the boy scout movement for
more than 30 years, he holds the
scout council's highest award, the
Silver Beaver Award. A member
of Temple Beth Emeth, Elden was
recently appointed co-chairman of
the National Conference of Christ-
ians and Jews.
Married to the former Odes
Lansky, he is the father of two.

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