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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

20—Friday, August 18, 1967

Brill] Council BlIVS 510.000 Bond

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This Week's Radio and
Television Programs

HIGHLIGHTS

Time: 9:30 a.m. Sunday.
Station: WJBK.
Feature: Harold Berke will dis-
cuss archaeological exploration in
Israel with Dr. Avraham Biran.
director of Israel's department of
antiquities and museums.
and
Time: 9:45 a.m. Sunday.
Station: Channel 2.
feature: Charles Feinberg, col-
lector of rare Judaic art objects. ,
will illustrate Hebrew in early
America with examples from his
collection.

MRS. MICHAEL FAYNE

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Dr. Schrut Views
Suicide Patterns

Dr. Albert Schrut of Los Angeles,
former Detroiter, now clinical pro-
, fessor of Psychiatry at the Univer-
sity of Southern California School
of Medicine, stated in announcing
a study on suicides that most ado-
: lescent girls who try to kill them-
selves do so because they feel
rejected.
Dr. Schrut said that approxi-
mately half of the girls, whose
conditions were studied by the Los
Angeles Suicide Prevention Center,
attempted suicide after feeling re-
jected by parents because of alleged
failure to fulfill expectations. Re-
jection by boy-friends accounted
for suicide attempts by a third of
the girls under study.
Dr. Schrut is the son-in-law of
Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Neiman of
18030 Pennington.

Diane Marjorie Stifter. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John Stifter of
HEAR OCR VOICE
DR. IRVIN 0. KANAT of Garden
Handing a check for a S10,000 Israel Bond purchase by the
Cumberland
Rd., Southfield, and City was elected to the board of
Metropolitan Detroit Bnai Brith Council are. (from left), Bernard
Time: 11:30 p.m. Sunday.
Michael
David
Fayne,
son
of
Mr.
trustees
of the American Podiatry
Panush, immediate past president of the council and member of the
Station: WCAR.
and Mrs. Jules Fayne of Moritz
board of governors of District Grand Lodge No. 6; Arthur Schott,
eature: Cantor Harold Orbach Ave.. Oak Park, were united in Association at the organization's
president of the Metropolitan Detroit Bnai Brith Council; Felix Rosens-
will discuss the music of Cantor marriage Wednesday at the Shera- annual meeting in Minneapolis last
week. Dr. K a n a t. who attended
tteig, Council Israel Bond chairman, and Harry Pearson, member
Pierre Pinchak.
' ton-Cadillal Ilotel. Rabbi Irwin Wayne State University and is a
of the board of governors of the District Grand Lodge. The 510,000
Groner
officiated.
graduate of the Illinois College of
sum is Detroit's allocation of the S50,000 Israel Bond purchase
IN CONTACT
After a western vacation the Podiatry, is a fellow of the Ameri-
oted by the Grand lodge at its convention here.
Time: 10:30 p.m. Sunday.
couple will live in Phoenix.
can College of Foot Surgeons,
The bridal gown was fashioned president of the Michigan State
Station: W.IR.
Feature: A discussion of religion of Swiss crocheted lace. The Aline Podiatry Association, and a mem-
skirt was complemented by an ber of the board of directors of
in the arts will be presented.
Empire bodice appliqued with em- the Civic Hospital in Detroit.
broidered daisies and seed pearls.
ETERNAL LIGHT
ALEICIIEM LODGE There will be prizes and refresh-
A tapered crown of matching lace
Slit
Time: 10:30 a.m. Sunday.
YOUR CANDID
ments.
For
information.
call
Sandy
w Ill meet 8:30 p.m. Sept. 6 at
held her cathedral veil.
Station: WWJ.
Turover Hall. Gary Alter, execu- Sherman. EL 7-5527.
Mrs. Suzanne Jacobson, sister
Feature: "Trades and Profes-
tive director of the Metropolitan
of the bride, was matron of
CIIAVARIM YOUNG WOMEN sions. - will be discussed by writers
Detroit Huai Brith Council, will
honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs.
Mark van Doren and Maurice in
WILL BE
speak on The Bnai Brith 'Pro- is planning a pop bottle drive Aug.
Herbert Green, sister of the
the series "Life and Livelihood in
bride, Mrs. Man Silver, Mrs.
gram for Adult Jewish Education". 27. For information, contact the
the Bible. - 15th annual program
BUY0
office.
342-7337.
The
group
Meir Rosenthal, financial and cor-
Harold Smith, Elaine Deutch,
of "Words We Live By.''
Lois Wittenberg, Judy Diem,
responding secretary of the lodge. is open to young adults age 18-26.
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WHEN PHOTOGRAPHED
Wendy Fayne and Kathy Jacob-
will read . the council minutes. and
BY BERNARD H.
LCBAVITCH JEWISH HOUR
.Jacob Gubow, treasurer, will re Young Career Women Plan
son.
port on arrangements for the year-
Time: 8 a.m. Sunday.
Ronald Fayne, brother of the
Bnai
Brith
Chapter
Here
ly banquet. President Philip Levine
Station: WKNR.
bridegroom, served as best man.
The Bnai Brith Women's Council
asks all members to bring prospec-
Feature: Interviews with Jewish Ushers were Ronald Klein, James
I se members. Refreshments will of Metropolitan Detroit is organiz- boy scouts at the World Jamboree. Feinberg. Allan Pearlman, Sheldon
KE 1-8196
ing a new chapter in which all
Adelson and Herbert Green.
be served.
young career women are invited A new series, "The Soul of a
Tune."
will
be
introduced.
to become charter members.
DEBORAH CHAPTER will hold
For information. contact Mona
its first annual games night 8 p.m. Cotlow. chairman, 342-5459, or
Birmingham Temple
Aug. 31 at the Labor Zionist Insti
Esther Solomon, secretary, EL 7-
tute. to which everyone is invited.
Semi-Annual Brochure
0208.
"Humanistic Judaism," a new
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Minneapolis Talmud Tora magazine, made its appearance
this week and has been mailed to
Plans New Facilities
MINNEAPOLIS—The main build- more than 500 charter subscribers
ORCHESTRA
as well as to religion editors.
ing of the Minneapolis Talmud To-
scholars, theologians and laymen
CALL: LI 7-0896 or LI 5-2737
ra. constructed in 1951 and ac-
The new magazine, to be pub-
commodating between 800 and 900
lished semi-annually, is the brain-
We can stretch our
pupils, has been sold to the Min-
child of a young group of radical
neapolis School Board for $200.000,
goods at will and always
Reform Jews from. in and near
it was announced by Irving Para- Birmingham, Mich. It was pointed •
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out that although the group takes •
Due to shifts of the Jewish pop-
its religious lead from the contro-
ulation from the area where t h e versial Rabbi Sherwin Wine of the •
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Editor is Mrs. Marilyn Rosen-
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