Mayor, Council Posts on Southfield Ballot

Southfield residents will go to
the polls Monday to elect a mayor
and city.council.
Eighteen Southfield civic groups
last week en-
dorsed M ay or'
Clarkson for re-
el ect io n. The
Same groups also
endorsed Norman
Feder and Jean
McDonnell for re-
election to t h e
Southfield Conn-
CiL
At his recent
testimonial din-
ner, Mayor Clark-
son was warmly
greeted by corn-
munity leaders.
Several religious
Clarkson
groups and heads
of schools and synagogues join-
ed in sending him messages of good
will.
«.
Alex C. Perinoff, candidate for
mayor, is presently a councilman
and is former associate municipal
judge. Member of the Oakland
County Planning Commission, he
played an important part in the
building of Southfield's civic cen-
ter, library and recreation service.
He has and will be. promoting
a program for development of a
cultural c en t e r on the civic
center site, with emphasis on
developing a symphony shell and
expansion of library and recrea-
tional facilities.
As a member of the liaison com-
mittee, he helped achieve close
coordination between the South-
field School Board and the city of
Southfield.
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charter, he served on the South-
field Township Tax Board of
Review and Zoning Board of
Appe s. Later he was on the
firs charter commission and the
ci 's zoning board of appeals.

Southfield resident 18 years,
urbin is a graduate of Notre
ame University with an architec-
tural engineering degree. He is a
member of Kiwanis, Southfield
dfellows and the Detroit City
t, of which he is vice presi-

* * *
Norman W. Feder, former na-
tional president of Tau Epsilon
Rho law fraternity, is seeking re-
election to the Southfield City
Council.
A former member of the South-
field Zoning Board of Appeals, he
has been a Southfield resident

Mrs. Jean McDonnell, the only
woman ever appointed to a com-
mission when Southfield was a
township, has announced her can-
didacy for re-election to Southfield
City Council.

Arnold Kadushin Seeks

Huntington Woods Post

has for outstanding scholarship, was
announced his candidacy for the a board of governors representa-
office of Huntington Woods city tive and was a winner of the Tau
commissioner. The election of two Epsilon Rho Scholarship in 1957.
city commissioners will be held
During law school and since be-
coming an attorney, Kadushin has
She served two years as secre- Monday. •
written
a number of articles pub-
Kadushin,
a
practicing
lawyer
tary of the zoning board, and two
years on the planning and ad- since 1957, is a member of the lished in the Wayne Law Review.
Kadushin,
33, and his wife, Lois,
visory board, and she is currently Michigan and Detroit bar associa-
in her seventh year on the South- tions and is admitted to practice are members of the Huntington
before the Supreme Court of the Woods Residents Association and
field City Council.
United States. He graduated from reside at 10485 Elgin. They are
Active in the consolidation of Wayne State University where he members of Cong. Beth Shalom.
schools, Mrs. McDonnell was ap- received bachelor of arts and , Mrs. Kadushin is also active in the
pointed to the Michigan Council) juris doctor degrees.
young women's group of the Jew-
of Employment Problems of
Kadushin was a member of the , ish National Fund.
Women and, as legislative chair- editorial staff of the Wayne Law
man of the Southfield Business Review, was awarded a silver key Classified Ads Get Quick Results
and Professional Women's Club,
actively pursued until its signing
into state law the equal-pay-for-
equal-work bill.

Arnold Donald Kadushin

Attention Citizens of Southfield:

more than 11 years. He is a grad-
uate of Wayne State University
Law School and a practicing at-
torney more than 26 years. He is
a member of the American and
Michigan State bar associations.

Beth Abraham
Synagogue

DIAMOND JUBILEE
CONCERT

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0. David Edwards, councilman

in the city of Southfield for the
past nine years, will be on the
ballot Monday in seeking re-elec-
tion to the post.

Friday, March 31, 1967-15

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Sunday, April 2nd — 8:15 p.m.
$3.00 Donation

VOTE ! Monday, April 3rd

Exercise Your Right as Citizens by Voting in the
General Election for the Offices of Mayor and
Councilmen !

Sherwood Village Community Ass'n

Southfield, Michigan

—Pol. Adv.

Re-Elect The Dependables

to the SOUTHFIELD COUNCIL

Clarence A. Durbin, Southfield

councilman since 1959, is up for
re-election on Monday.
He has served on the Oakland
County B o a rd of Supervisors,
Board of Health, personnel policy
committee and parks and recrea-
tion commission.
Before Southfield received its

Israel's Presideht ZALMAN
SHAZAR has pledged to partici-
pate in the planting ceremony of
the MARTIN BUBER Forest
which is to be held this summer
near Ha-Zorea in the Menashe
Hills. Prof. Buber once asked that
the forest be planted near the site
of this kibutz with whose settlers
he had entertained close contact.

NORMAN W.

COUNCILMAN

COUNCILMAN

They Have Pledged to Continue
and Experience of Councilmen Working for Greater Efficiency Southfield Councilmen Who Have
and Improved Public Services
Set a Remarkable Record by Serving
McDONNELL and FEDER
and to Plan Ahead for the
the Best Interests of All Southfield
Are Needed to Help Solve
Orderly Growth of Southfield

SOUTHFIELD

APRIL 3rd

Pol. Ady.

Citizens and Home Owners.

Vital Southfield Problems

• Improve communications between Elected

Public Officials and Citizens.

• Road improvements.

• Better communication between School
Board and City Council.

• Safety of School Children.

• Adequate zoning safeguards to protect
the rights and investment of home owners.

• Coordinate efforts to develop construc-
tive program to solve senior citizen

housing and related problems

JEAN

NORMAN W.

McDONNELL FEDER

• 7th Year on Southfield
City Council.
• Serving 2-yrs. as Secretary
of Zoning Board and on

Planning and Advisory
board.

• Wrote and introduced
Southfield Ordinance No.
8, which prohibits indis-
criminate removal of soil,
sa n d mining, dumping
and filling of flood plains
in our community.
• 25-Year continuous record
of outstanding public and
community service.

• Presently

Serving on
Southfield City Council.

• Former Member South-
field Zoning Board of
Appeals.

• Graduate Wayne
U. Law School.

• M ember American &
Mich. State Bar Associa-

tions.

• Southfield resident and
home owner for over 12

years.

THESE and OTHER LEADING SOUTHFIELD CIVIC A ND HOME OWNER GROUPS:

MONDAY
April 3

Pol. Adv.

BELLWOOD
Property Owners Assn.
BERG HILLS
Association
COUNCIL of PRESIDENTS
Consisting of 12
Civic Associations
FARMBROOK ROAD
Area
GREEN TREES
Civic Association
MIDWAY
Civic Association

MT. :VERNON PLACE
Civic Association

ROUGEWOOD-ROUGEMONT

MUiRLAND
Aipa

SAN MARINO VILLAS

NORTHLAND GREEN

Civit Association

OAKLAND VILLAGE

Civic Association

RANCHWOOD ESTATES

Civic Association

RIVERCREST-RIVERBANK
Civic Association

State

• Practicing Attorney for
over 28 years.

RE - ELECTION OF McDONNELL and FEDER ENDORSED by

TOM

COUNCILMAN

You Can Depend On These Dedicated

The Proven Integrity, Ability

RE-ELECT

ROWLEY

FEDER

McDONNELL

Charlotte M. Rothstein
Runs for Oak Park Seat

Charlotte M. Rothstein hopes to
be the fir6t woman ever elected
to the Oak Park City Council at
the general election Monday.
A 13-year resident of Oak Park,
Mrs. Rothstein is a charter mem-
ber of the Jewish War Veterans
Auxiliary 716, a member of the
League of Women Voters, past
president of the Pepper PTA, area
chairman for' United Foundation
Torch Drive, member of the Sinai
Hospital Women's Guild, vice
chairman of safety study commit-
tee in the Oak Park Council of
Community Organizations, educa-
tion committee for the Citizens
of Oak Park Against Bars, Oak
Park Symphony Society publicity
chairman and a member of the
Oakland Community College com-
munity services advisory council.
In her teen years, Mrs. Rothstein
served as the national vice presi-
dent of the Bnai Brith Young
Adults, president of District 6
Bnai Brith Young Women and
president of the Detroit Council
BBYW. She was also a youth
adviger to Bnai Brith Girls.

JEAN

Riverdale Association

Improvement Assn.

SOUTHFIELD AREA

Civic Association

SOUTHFIELD CITIZENS for
CONTINUING GOOD
GOVERNMENT
SOUTHFIELD TAXPAYERS

League

TWYCKINGHAM
Civic Association