THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
20—Friday, April 28, 1967
Col. Karni to Speak at United Israel Bond Drive May 20
During Israel's War of Libera-
Col. Nachman Karni, director of
assistance and liaison in Israel's tion, Col. Karni served as company
Ministry of Defense, will be the commander. Twice wounded, he
guest speaker at the United Israel returned to combat duty and by
Bond Champagne dinner-dance,
8:45 p.m., May 20, at Cong. Shaarey
Zedek. Steven Goldin is general
chairman. Jan and Lillian Bart will
I be the guest artists singing the
Yiddish version of "Fiddler on the
Roof."
Col. Karni was formerly first
. secretary Of Israel's permanent
mission to the United Nations, and
has served as operations officer of
'the general staff of the Israel De-
fense Forces.
A seasoned and celebrated mili-
tary figure, Col. Karni trained as
a commando in the Hagana during
the British mandate and was at-
tached to the settlement police
under the mandatory government.
Miss Gail Feldman
to Wed Dr. Berko-zw
If -celding
Phinned for September
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MISS GAIL FELDMAN
Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Y. Feld-
man of Chicago announce the en-
gagement of their daughter. Gail
Roberta to Dr. Lawrence Ivan
Berkove, son of Dr. and Mrs.
Harry Berkove of Chicago.
Miss Feldman did undergraduate
work at the University of Michigan
where she graduated with distinc-
tion. She was a member of Gamma
Phi Beta Sorority and Mortar
Board honorary Society. She is
working toward a PhD in a com-
bined program of psychology and
education at the university. Dr.
Berkove, who received his AB de-
gree from the University of Illi-
nois. MA from the University of
Minnesota and PhD from the Uni-
versity of Pennsylvania, is an as-
sistant professor of English litera-
ture at the University of Michigan
Dearborn campus.
The couple plan an August
wed ding.
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Postage Rates to
Rise
for Foreign Mail May 1
Postmaster Edward L. Baker re-
minds mailers that increases in
surface atid airmail rates to for-
eign countries will go into effect
May 1.
Baker emphasized that the in-
crease will not apply to mailings
to• members of our armed forces
overseas Domestic rates apply to
such mail, which is addressed to
Al'O's and FPO's.
Also. the postage rate on sur-
face letters to Canada and Mexico
remains 5 cents per ounce. airmail
letters at 8 cents per ounce, sur-
face post cards at 4 cents each, and
air post cards at 6 cents each. To
all other a r eas. the rates will be
increased.
Eastern Michigan Choir
to Sing Sacred Service
by Bloch Sunday Night
SAMMY
WOOLF
In 1949 he was sent to the
United States on a ministry of de-
fense mission. Upon his return to
Israel, he became chief liaison
officer of the Israel general staff
and was director of public rela-
tions of the ministry of defense
in 1954.
Born in Palestine in 1926, Col.
Karni received his education in
Tel Aviv, where he attended Tech-
nical College and Law School.
Eric Rosenow and his orchestra
will provide the music for the
dancing. The champagne dinner-
dance, which will celebrate Israel's
19th birthday, is sponsored by five
organizations, the majority of
whose members are survivors of
the Nazi holocaust. The sponsoring
organizations are: Shaarit Haplay-
tah, Zionist Revisionists, Work-
men's Circle Branch 227, United
Jewish Social Club and Radomer
Mutual Society of Detroit.
For reservations call the Israel
Bond office, DI 1-5707.
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The Eastern Michigan Univer-
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Bloch's Sacred Service (Avodath
Hakodesh) 8 p.m. Sunday in Pease
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Scored for full orchestra, the
work will be accompanied by a
60-piece instrumental ensemble.
The performance will be sung in
Hebrew, and will be conducted by
Blaine Ballard, associate profes-
sor of music and director of the
university choir.
Marko Rothmuller has been en-
gaged to sing the role of cantor in
the performance. Rothmuller was
chosen by the composer to sing the
Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Brown part when Bloch conducted the
of Littlefield Ave. announce the London Philharmonic for its first
engagement of their daughter Ab- recording on the London record
by Denise to Neal Herbert Pook, label.
son of Mrs. Rose Pook of Monte
Rothmuller is a world-renown
Vista Ave. and the late Mr. Louis
opera star. He was a member of
Pook.
the Vienna State Opera; the Met-
A September wedding is planned.
ropolitan Opera; Teatro Colon, Ar-
gentina; the Paris Opera; the
Nursery School Parents
Glyndebourne Festival Opera; the
Zurich Municipal Opera; and the
to Hear Psychiatrist
Royal Opera House, Covent Gar-
Psychiatrist Dr. Dale Boesky den, London, where he sang under
will lead a discussion following Sir Thomas Beecham.
the showing of a film, "Parent to
Rothmuller has also appeared as
Child About Sex" at the Parent soloist with many symphony or-
Group meeting of the United Heb- chestras. His book, "The Music of
rew Schools Nursery School 8:30 the Jews," has been published in
p.m. May 10 in the nursery school. two languages.
The UIIS Nursery, now in its
18th year, is under the direction
Oakland University Chancellor
of Sylvia Handler and Reva Klay- D. B. Varner announced the
mer and is licensed by the State
appointment of ALAN E.
of Michigan.
SCHWARTZ, Detroit attorney and
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