Sarajane Serwin to Be Alan Tilchen to Take Miss Elayne Klurstein
Bride of New Yorker Bride; Janice Friedman to Marry in August

Friday, May 12, 1967-35

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

6-Story Mexican Building `Man for All Seasons'
Dedicated at Tel Aviv U. Topic of Temple Sermon

Rabbi Sherwin T. Wine of
Birmingham Temple will discuss
"How to Be a Man for All Sea-
sons" 8:30 p.m. Friday at Robert
Frost Junior High School, Oak
Park.
The confirmation of Barbara
Burkoff will be observed.

TEL AVIV (JTA)—Premier Levi
Eshkol extended greetings here to
the Mexican government and peo-
ple during ceremonies dedicating
the six-story Mexican building of
the faculty of fine arts at Tel Aviv
University. The premier spoke on
the need for raising esthetic stand-

MISS SARAJANE SERWIN

MISS JANICE FRIEDMAN

Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Friedman
of Martha Washington Rd., South-
field, announce the engagement of
their daughter Janice Marlene to
Alan Stuart Tilche n, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Tilchen of
Pennington Dr. Miss Friedman is
the daughter of the late Mrs. Irene
Friedman.
Miss Friedman attended Mt. Ida
College in Boston. Her fiance
attends Wayne State University's
The couple plans to marry in school of business administration.
A Dec. 24 wedding is planned.
December.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Serwin of
Briar Dr., Oak Park, announce the
engagement of their daughter Sara-
jane to Terry Silver, son of Dr.
and Mrs. Ralph Silver of New York.
Miss Serwin attends the 'Univer-
sity of Michigan, where she is af-
filiated with Sigma Delta Tau
Sorority. Her fiance holds a BA
degree from the University of Mich-
igan, and is now attending Down-
state Medical School, Brooklyn.

Horror of Death Camps Still Haunts
Lives of Survivors After 22 Years

Although the horror ended 22 vors still feel guilty for having

years ago, the experiences of thou-
sands of Jews in Nazi concentra-
tion camps is having its effect on
the lives of the survivors who
came to the United States. This
was the conclusion of two psychiat-
ric reports coming out of the
American Psychiatric Association's
convention in Cobo Hall.
The reports are based on inter-
views with 155 survivors of con-
centration camps.

One reminder of the camps
is smoke. Many feel terror and
anxiety when they smell it, while
others have psychologically re-
jected smoke, remembering un-
consciously the Nazi crematoria.
One report, written by Dr. Peter
Ostwald, University of California,
indicated that survivors of the
camps are still plagued with com-
pulsive reminiscing of their lives

in the camps.
"On the surface," the report

MISS ELAYNE KLURSTEIN
Mr. and Mrs. Saul Klurstein of

Church Rd., Oak Park, announce
the engagement of their daughter *
Elayne Jo to Stuart Michael Sharon, *
son of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Sharon
*
of Wildwood Ave., Oak Park.
Miss Klurstein was graduated
from the University of Michigan. Id.
Mr. Sharon, a graduate of Michi-
'.
gan State University, attends the
Ohio College of Podiatry, where he
is affiliated with Phi Alpha Pi

if

professional fraternity.
An August wedding is planned.

TEL AVIV (JTA)—The United
States Embassy announced here
that the first two weeks in Novem-
ber will be "American Fortnight"
at Israel's newest and biggest de-
partment store, the Shalom in Tel
Aviv. The embassy stressed that
the aim of the event was to pro-
mote American-made products in
Israel.
A wide range of such products
will be on display for the event.
The store will use about 20,000
square feet of floor space for a
special United States pavilion. Ad-
ditional "American corners" will
be located in each department.

said, "many of them appear to have
made successful adjustments, but
when you get to know them, the
Cheerfulness
personality damage is obvious."
Cheerfulness is health; the op-
The other report, written by Dr.
Paul Chodoff, George Washington posite melancholy, is disease.
—Haliburton.
University, said that many survi-

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STANLEY IMERMAN, 8162 E.
survived while so many others
died. "Many of these people," it Jefferson, was elected to the advis-
said, "are not only unable to for- ory board of the Michigan Chapter
get, but they are unwliling because of Arthritis Foundation, at the
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the memory BLthose who died." man, who is president of Imerman

U.S. Embay in Israel
to Boost U.S. Products

ards of living in Israel.
Some 500 persons, including Dr.
Victor Bravo, deputy director of
the Mexican Education Ministry.
attended the ceremony at which
Dr. George Wise, Tel Aviv Uni-
versity president, presided, con-
ducting the proceedings in Spanish.
The building is named for the late
Mrs. Fanny Vishniak. Her widower
was among the participants.

Screw Products Company, will as-
sist the direction of the chapter's
programs of research, education
and patient service. The Arthritis
Foundation is a Torch Drive Agen-
cy.
• • •
Dr. LEONARD STITELMAN of
Wayne State University's political

science department was keynote
speaker at a conference here last

week, on "The Computer in Local
Government". More than 200 gov-
ernment officials from Michigan,
Ohio and Canada attended the
conference.

• • •

National leaders in many fields
will pay tribute to Dr. JOHN
SLAWSON, who is retiring after
having served 24 years as execu-
tive vice president of the Ameri-
can Jewish Committee, at the Com-
mittee's 61st annual dinner, to be
held Thursday night at the Wal-
dorf-Astoria Hotel in New York.
• • *
LEWIS H. WEINSTEIN, Bos-
ton attorney, a past president of
the Council, has been named vice-
chairman of the overseas services
committee of the Council of Jew-
ish Federations and W elf are
Funds it was announced this week.
• • •
Dr. BENJAMIN BERNARD
CAPLAN of Columbus. 0., is work-
ing with the S.S. Hope project
which is bringing modern medi-
cine and its application to primi-
tive villages and settlements of
South America.

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