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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
New Bnai Britl ■ Lodge Installed
gewry
Mr., Mrs. S. M. Fields Shapero School
Honeymoon in Florida Gets National
Accreditation
(9n the Air
This Week's Radio and
Television Programs
LUBAVITCH JEWISH HOUR
Time: 8 a.m. Sunday.
Station: WKNR.
Feature: Rabbi Yitschak M.
Kagan will talk on the history o f
"Yud-Beis Tamuz," — the 12th of
At the 99th annual convention of District Grand Lodge 6 Bnai
Brith, Oakland Century Lodge was installed by the district officers.
Comprised of 80 men from the Southfield area, the lodge is the
newest addition to Metropolitan Detroit Bnai Brith. Nathan Ruben-
stein (lefts, president of Oakland Century Lodge. receives the lodge
charter from Earl Wechter, first vice president of District Grand
Lodge G.
N. J. Man Enrolls 418
to Win BB Contest
WASHINGTON — A New Jer-
sey business executive enrolled
the second highest number of ,
members in Bnai Brith history to
win Bnai Brith's 1966-67 national
membership contest.
Harold Grant of South Orange
signed up 418 members in Bnai
Brith South Mountain Lodge tcH
help it remain the largest unit —
with 2,232 members — in the Jew-
ish service organization. His total
was second only to Leonard Cohen
of Hillside. N.J., who enrolled 442
Cana, cBritii
Activities
DOV FRENKEL CHAPTER will
hold its annual paid-up members
barbecue party 7 p.m. Aug. 7 a
the home of Mrs. Joseph Frenke!
19381 Strathcona. Mrs. Sidney Ei
delman, past president of the coun
cil, will be speaker. Theme of the
year's party is nursery rhymes.
There will be prizes for best cos-
tumes. Guests will be welcome. For
information call Mrs. Naomi Levy,
members in 1964-65.
548-8555, or Mrs. Arthur Wolf. 357-
his
wife
Bernice
will
Grant and
be Bnai Brith's guests on a two- 0170.
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week tour of Israel.
ISRAEL CHAPTER summer
Alex Weingarden of Cleveland
was runner-up with 351 members. membership tea will be held 6:30
Morton I. Cohen of New York p.m. Wednesday at the home of
City enrolled 202 members to Mrs. Fred Weinstein. 20935 Vir- 1
Southfield. A barbecue and
finish third.
swim party will be held and a pro-
gram featuring the Red Cross "Re-
susci-Annie" demonstration will
follow. Prospective members and !
their sponsors are welcome. For '
information call Mrs. Ray Mazer. •
548-8297. or Mrs. Rudolph Leiser.
356-6729.
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Expo '67 Souvenir
Outlines Displays
Visitors to the Pavilion of Juda-
ism at Expo 67 have shown such
enthusiasm for what they see that
it was decided to print three tang-
ible remembrances of the pavilion.
These souvenirs may be obtained
at the pavilion and the proceeds
from their sale will he utilized to
maintain the pavilion.
One of the souvenirs is a 24-page
illustrated booklet. Based on the
exhibit content, it contains a last-
ing record of the achievement of
Canadian Jewry at Expo 67. Among
its pages are reproductions in color
of some of the works of art, arti-
facts and ceremonial objects
Tamuz. The mezuza will be discus-
sed, and there will be stories from
"Days Gone By." Musical interlude
provided by Pirchei and Lubavitch
Choirs.
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HIGHLIGHTS
Time: 9:45 a.m. Sunday.
Station: Channel 2.
MRS. SANDER FIELDS
and
Time: 9:30 a.m. Sunday.
Suzanne Carol Fisher, daughter
Station: WJBK.
Mr. and Mrs. George Fisher of
Feature: First of the series "His- Briar Dr., Oak Park, and Sander
tory of Jews in Michigan," will Martin Fields, son of Mr. and Mrs.
be rerun. Irving Katz of Temple
Beth El, noted for his intensive
research into the history of Jews
an Michigan. is host of the series.
The Jewish settlers among the
early pioneers in Michigan will be
discussed.
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HEAR OUR VOICE
Time: 11:30 p.m. Sunday.
Also available is a folio of prints
depicting historical highlights of
Canadian Jewish history. Prepared
and printed by Harry Wolfe of the
Wolfe Press in Montreal. the folio
is being sold for $2 at the Pavilion
of Judaism.
The earliest mechanical clock,
that is one with an escapement.
was completed in China in 725 AD
by I-Hsing and Liang Ling-tsan.
Music the Stein-Way
Walter Drake of St. Marys Rd. and
the late Albert Fields, were united
in marriage recently at the Whit-
tier Hotel. Rabbi Leonard Cahan
officiated..
DICK STEIN
& ORCHESTRA
LI 7-2770
After a Miami Beach honey-
moon, the couple will reside in
Troy.
The bride's gown was of Chan-
tilly lace, on an Empire line with
Station: WCAR.
A-line skirt, long sleeves and cha-
Feature: "Natania Davrath in pel train falling from the shoulder.
Songs of Israel" will be hosted by The neckline was trimmed with
Cantor Harold Orbach.
pearls and sequins, and the
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crowned headpiece was adorned
IN CONTACT
with pearls. The bride carried
Time: 10:30 p.m. Sunday.
Phalaenopsis orchids. Stephanotis
Station: WJR.
and ivy cascading from her con-
Feature: A discussion of the firmation Bible.
music of the great western reli-
Marylou Fisher, sister of the
gions will be hosted by Hal Young- bride, was maid of honor. Brides-
blood. Rev. R. Merrill Jensen of maids were Shelley Lynn Bront-
the First Baptist Church and Can- man and Shelley Fealk. Susan
tor Harold Orbach of Temple Israel Carol Cutler was flower girl.
will participate.
Walter Drake. father of the
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bridegroom, served as best man.
MESSAGE OF ISRAEL
Ushers were Steven Kriseman,
Time: 8 a.m. Sunday.
Steven Zacks, Larry Wolf and
Station: WXYZ.
Jack Cronk.
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Feature: Rabbi Chaim Israel Et-
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rog, director of the department of
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adult Jewish education of the Non-Jew Bequeathes
UAHC. and Leo A. Diamond, chari- $100,000 to Aged Home
man of the Message of Israel com-
PITTSBURGH (JTA) — The
mittee of the National Board of
Jewish Home and Hospital for the
A dult Jew • s h St cl• discu ss
, Aged here has received a surprise
"Marriage and Divorce."
gift of $100.000 from a nationally- v a_
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known, non-Jewish decorator.
ETERNAL LIGHT
Arthur V. Stanley, who died in
Time: 10:30 p.m. Sunday.
May, left his estate to the home
ENTERTAINMENT
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356-8525
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Station: WWJ.
Feature: "Food and Famine." a
dialogue in the series "Life and
Livelihood in the Bible" will he
presented by writers Mark van
Doren and Maurice Samuel.
Sex Education
Data Provided
in Limier Book
Should sex be taught in the
schools? How is the subject to be
i approached? Can it be handled
properly and effectively?
Much has been written on the
shown in the pavilion. excellent
photographs in color and in black iproposals and there has been a
and white of a number of the dis- series of debates relative to the
plays. and text pertaining to the ' handling of the matter in Jewish
beliefs of Judaism and to the schools, Rabbi Roland Gittelssohn
specific exhibits. The booklet is of Boston already having authored
a book approving the introduction
available for $1.
In response to many requests re- of such studies in Jewish schools.
ceived by the pavilion from schools
and colleges across the continent,
a large colored photograph of the
model of Solomon's Temple as re- 1
constructed by Lazare and Suzette,
Halberthal is now available. Suit-
able for framing and accompanied
by brief explantory text, the photo-
graphs may be purchased for $2.
Sinai Hospital's Shapero School
of Nursing has become the first
practical nursing school in Michi-
gan and only the fifth nationwide
to receive accreditation by the
National League for Nursing.
The Shapero School, one of more
than 1,000 practical nursing insti-
tutions in the United States, was
built in 1956 with a gift from the
Nate S. and Ruth B. Shapero and
Cunningham Drug Company Foun-
dations.
Through its most recent gradu-
ating class in March of this year,
the Shapero School has produced
more than 700 practical nurses
who have ranked first in the state
licensing examinations each year
since 1958.
The accreditation, immediately
effective, is for a three-year period.
Basic to the discussion is the ex-
perience in Sweden, and a volume
of great significance on the sub-
ject has been published by Pan-
theon (22 E. 51st. NY22).
The important Pantheon book,
"Sex and Society in Sweden," by
Birgitta Linner, offers all the val-
uable data on the freedom of sex
discussions and practices and con-
tains significant material on sex
education for children.
It is an unembarrassed subject
in Sweden and because of the
frankness with which it is dis-
cussed by Birgitta Linner, the val-
uable data in her important book,
the thoroughness of her analyses,
her work is the most valuable now
available on the subject of sex
and society.
but gave no reason for the deci-
sion. Leon Kalson, director of the
home, said he did not know the
benefactor personally and that he
had never visited the home. Offi-
cials indicated they were mystified
by the gift.
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16--Friday, July 21, 1967