22—Friday, February 3, 1967
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Einstein Lodge Aids Israel Bonds
Bnai Birith Councils Spur Efforts
for 'Evening of Stars' Sellout
The Metropolitan Detroit Bnai
Brith Men's and Women's Coun-
cils, anticipating a sellout for their
forthcoming "Evening of Stars,"
will have "open house" at their
office 10 • 'a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday
to receive fund-raising cash from
lodge and chapter members.
The fund-raising culmination,
scheduled for Feb. 14, 15 and 16
at the Masonic Temple, will star
comedian Morey Amsterdam, vo-
calist Vivienne della Chiesa, Israeli
comedy team The Ayalons and en-
tertainer Barclay Shaw.
Amsterdam, a night club star
for 25 years, co-starred on the
Dick Van Dyke television show,
has written several songs and
recently concluded club stints
in Las Vegas, Chicago and Aus-
tralia.
The Ayalons, combining comedy
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satire and impressions, have ap-
peared in many clubs in the
LOUIS MARSHALL LODGE will United States and Canada.
hold a panel discussion on "Detroit
—the Next Ten Years," 8:30 p.m.
Feb. 14 at the Labor .Zionis t
Institute. Members of the panel
March 5 is the date set by Beth
are Rabbi Irwin Groner of Shaarey Yehudah Parent Teachers Associa-
Zedek Synagogue; Common Coun- tion for its third annual purim
cilman Nicholas Hood; Msgr. diner at the Southfield Yeshivath
Clement Kern, "pastor, Most Holy Beth Yehudah Building.
Trinity Church; and Circuit Court
Guest speaker will be Dr. Joseph
Judge John B. Swainson. A ques- Kaminetsky, national director of
tion-answer period will follow, and Tora Umesora, the National Society
refreshments will be served. The for Hebrew Day Schools.
program is under the direction of
Dr. Kaminetsky, associate profes-
Edward I. Schlussel, vice president sor of education at the graduate
and program chairman. The pub- school of education of Yeshiva
lic is invited at no charge, ac- University, is a member of the
cording to Jack M. Tarnow, presi- executive committee of the Nation-
dent.
al Council for Jewish Education.
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He received his BA degree
BRANDEIS CHAPTER will hold from Yeshiva College and
a "hobby and talent night" at its Teachers College and his MA
meeting 8:15 p.m. Wednesday at degree from Columbia Univer-
Sholem Aleichem Institute. Mem- sity. From the latter institution,
bers are asked to- bring canisters Dr. Kaminetsky also received his
as prizes will be awarded. There doctorate in religious education
will be an election of officers, with a thesis stressing the essen-
and refreshments will be served. tial harmony of Jewish education
Friends and prospective members and progressive education.
He has traveled extensively
are invited.
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throughout the country for his pres-
DOWNTOWN-FOX CHAP T ER ent post.
will hold its election of officers
8:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Bnai Frisco Bulletin Age 20
Brith Youth Organization Build-
SAN FRANCISCO (JTA) — The
ing. Entertainment and refresh- Jewish Community Bulletin, or-
ments will be featured.
gan of the San Francisco Jewish
community, has completed 20 years
Mrs. Adler to Address
of publication. The paper is edited
by Eugene B. Block.
Border-Cities Parley on
nai g3ritk
Bnai Brith Albert Einstein Lodge and Chapter leaders are shown
presenting a $1,000 check for the lodge purchase bringing their total
to 55,000 in Israel Bonds as part of their recent Israel Bond dance
which resulted in $31,800 in Israel Bond pledges. They are (from
left) Regina Weiss, chapter Israel Bond chairman; Louis E. Levitan,
Detroit Israel Bond director, accepting the check; Leo Weberman,
lodge president; Frances Rosenzweig, chapter president; and Felix
Rosenzweig, lodge Israel Bond chairman.
Scholars Plan to Share
Data on European Jewry
BRUSSELS (JTA) — The exis-
tence of 12 research units and in-
stitutes on the European conti-
nent, dealing with studies of
contemporay Jewish life in Europe
and the spread of such research
to 14 countries, including several
in East Europe, was reported here
at the Second Scholars Conference
on Jewish 'Life in Contemporary
Europe, by Dr.• Moshe Davis, di-
rector of the Institute of Contem-
porary Jewry at the Hebrew Uni-
versity.
In reporting on advances since
the first conference in 1962, Dr.
Davis stressed the "welcome dis-
covery" of young scholars coming
from various universities through-
out Europe who are anxious to
prepare for careers in the field
of research and teaching of con-
temporary Jewish studies.
Prof. R. Bachi of the Hebrew
University said a general desire
to coordinate Jewish demogra-
phic studies in the various coun-
tries, to assure the comparability
of the findings, was one of the
basic interests of the conference.
Dr. Max - Gottschalk, president of
the National Center for Higher
Jewish Studies, stressed the need
for a system of cooperative activ-
ity among scholars. The scholars
agreed to work on a plan for such
a continuing relationship by regu-
lar reports and communications to
be correlated as part of the global
research projects of the Institute
in Jerusalem.
Robert N. Glick to Take
Miss Herman as Bride
MISS HELENA HERMAN
ctivittes
Shaw's characterization of well.
known personalities have been
seen on television and in night
clubs; Miss della Chiesa co-starred
nationally in "An Evening With
Donald O'Connor."
Hal Gordon and his orchestra
will provide the musical back-
ground for the show.
General chairmen of the event
are Mrs. Joseph Rodman and
Arthur Schott. Presidents of the
two councils are Mrs. David Le-
vine and Bernard Panush.
For information on ticket dis-
tribution, call the Bnai Brith of-
fice, DI 1-0863.
Yeshivath Beth Yehudah Purim Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Herman
of W. 11 Mile Rd., Huntington
Woods, announce the engagement
of their daughter Helena Roberta
to Robert Neal Glick, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Michael Glick of Lathrup
`Children of Good Will'
Blvd., Southfield.
The Border-Cities Conference on
Miss Herman and her fiance.
both students at Wayne State Uni- "Rearing Children of Good Will"
versity, plan to be married Sept. 9. will be held 9:30 a.m. to 2:45 p.m.
Feb. 16 at the Rackham Building.
"How to raise a socially adjusted
Ball for Sweethearts
child free from the crippling
The Criterion Club invites single effects of prejudice?" is the topic
adults in the community to a of the conference, whose purpose
"Sweethearts' Day" Valentine Ball is to enable adults responsible for
8:30 p.m. Feb. 12 at Cong. Beth youth guidance to explore areas
Hillel.
of major importance in rearing
There will be dancing to the children of good will.
In seven years, UNICEF has music of The Satisfiers, social
It is the project of the Detroit
helped to equip 3,50G day-care, mixers and refreshments. For in- Round Table of the National Con-
formation,
call
Sally
Sidran,
presi-
youth and community centers,
ference of Christians and Jews,
mothers' associations and train- dent, 541-5373, or Gertrude Edel- in cooperation with the Canadian
stein, KE 5-6917.
ing institutions.
Council of Christians and Jews,
Ontario Region, CCCJ, the South
Oakland Round Table of NCCJ and
and 48 leading Detroit and Windsor
BY HENRY LEONARD
area parent and Community organ-
izations.
"What Shall We Tell Our Chil-
dren?" will be the opening
address to be given by Mrs.
Morris Adler. Following this,
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21 concurrent discussion groups
will convene.
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Registration begins at 8:45 a.m.
A group registration entitles as
many of the members of an organ-
ization to attend as may wish. The
luncheon registration deadline is
Thursday.
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Mass Immigration Period
to Be Reviewed in Series
"Doctor, let's face it. If I ever give up
my misery ... I'd never be happy again!"
The Town Hall lecture series
sponsored by the Women's Branch
of the Union of OrthodoX Jewish
Congregations of America will fea-
ture Mrs. Arthur Selmar discussing
American Jews and Jewish life in
1890-1941, the period of mass im-
migration, at Cong. Beth Abraham
10 a.m. Monday.
The sisterhood of Beth Abraham
will host the continental breakfast
preceding the lecture.
Sisterhood members of all Ortho-
dox synagogues in the area are
invite_ct_
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