THE DETROIT JEWISH HEWS 28—Friday, September 1, 1967 • IlarilynKershto3larry Mr. Schwartz in Fall Norbert Reinstein will be hon- Bnai Moshe, LI 8-9000, or the Is- ored as "Bnai Moshe Man of the rael Bond office, DI 1-5707. Year" at the Bnai Moshe Israel victory dinner, 6:30 p.m., Sept. 27, For Unique Tasteful in the social hall, it was announced Entertainment by Melvin Weisz, president. Reinstein, a leader at Bnai Moshe for a number of years and ORCHESTRA a former president, is a nationally • Weddings • Bar Mitzvahs known public health expert. • Banquets • Parties Robert St. John, world famous New Phone 851-1594 author, will be the guest speaker. Currently Appearing at Robert Lurie of St. Louis will be Menlou's East another guest. Rabbi Moses Lehr- man and Cantor Louis Klein will People Make News ALLAN GOTLIEB has been named legal adviser and acting assistant undersecretary of state for external affairs for Canada. i t was announced by External Affairs Minister Paul Martin. Gotlieb, 39 was born in Winnipeg. educated at Oxford as a Rhodes Scholar and Harvard University. where he was on the board of editors of the Har- vard Law Review. He lectured in law at Oxford. Author of Disarma- ment and International Law. and visiting professor of political science at Carleton University here, he served in 1962 on the Canadian delegation to the 18- power disarmament conference in Geneva. • • • The New York commissioner of social service, M ITC ff E L L I. (;INSBERG has announced that he is unable to accept an invita- tion to go to Jerusalem to help organize the social welfare depart- ment in Israel's capital. Declaring he was "not happy" about the decision, he said he does not have the time for such an undertaking. Last week, Mayor Lindsay ap- pointed him to one of the city ad- ministration's topmost jobs as human resources administrator. Ginsberg was invited to Jerusalem last June by Jerusalem's Mayor Teddy Kollek, and Mayor Lindsay approved his acceptance of the b'.1 providing he stayed on long enough to help clear up a vorkers' stoppage in the department of social service. That dispute ended Aug. 1. In informing Israel's con- sul-general. Michael Arnon, of his decision not to go to Jerusalem now, Ginsberg said he hoped to go to Israel "some time in the future." • • • Marymount Manhattan College. a Catholic-supported women's in- qitution, has appointed, as its first lay academic dean, a woman of the Jewish faith. She is ELAINE SMALL KLEIN, 38, who lives with her husband and two children in New Rochelle, N. Y. A member of the college faculty for 16 years, Dr. Klein earned a doctorate at Columbia University and a degree from Trinity College of Speech in London. Illay Gottesman Takes a Bride, Beverly Tobin MRS. MAX GOTTESMAN In a candlelight ceremony at Cong. Shaarey Z e d e k, Beverly Tobin became the bride of Max Gottesman. They are the children of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tobin of Southwood Dr., Southfield, and Mr. and Mrs. Roland Gottesman of Nadine Ave., Oak Park. The bride wore a silk organza gown with lace appliques. Her mat- ron of honor was Jerry Freedman; maid of honor, Sue Albert; and bridesmaids, Beth Levitt, Sue Cohen and Dora Elbaum. Best man was Don Rycos. Ushers were Harvey Freedman, Steven Tobin, Mark Tobin and David Tobin. The newlyweds will honeymoon in the Catskill Mountains and re- side in Royal Oak. ,Robert St. John to Address Dinner in Rein stein's Honor President Johnson has named Rabbi JACOB PHILIP RUDLN of Great Neck. N. Y., president of the Synagogue Council of America, to a 20-man commission that will observe the campaign and elec- tions in South Vietnam. The Syna- gogue Council is the central co- ordinating agency for the national rabbinical and synagogal organi- zations of Conservative, Orthodox and Reform Jewry in the United give the tribute to Reinstein. States. The group, which includes Abraham Pasternak is dinner governors, mayors, businessmen chairman. Nathan Sharon and Ben and civic and labor leaders, will Kahn are co-chairmen. return Wednesday, three days For reservations to the affair, after the South Vietnamese elec- MISS MARILYN HERSH on behalf of Israel Bonds, call the tion of a president and vice-presi- dent. Dr. and Mrs. Irving Kersh of • • • Southwood Dr., Southfield, an- "Merging Traffic" Dr. STANLEY KIRSCHNER, nounce the engagement of their Accelerated Rock and Roll Sounds professor of chemistry at Wayne daughter Marilyn Lisa to Eugene Available for Parties; State University, will present tech- Louis Schwartz, son of Mr. and Bar Mitzvahs, Socials, Etc. nical papers and preside at plen- Mrs. Joseph Schwartz of Forrer Call ary sessions of the International Ave. JEFF DEMBS 356-8547 Symposium in Chelate Chemistry Miss Kersh attends Wayne State in Nara, Japan, Sept. 19-22, and University, where she is in the at the Tenth International Confer- school of art education. Her fiance ence on Coordination Chemistry in is a senior medical student at WSU Tokyo, Sept. 12-16. Dr. Kirschner and is affiliated with Phi Delta with will also lecture at Kyushu Univer- Epsilon Medical Fraternity and sity in Fukuoka during his stay in Phi Beta Kappa and Psi Chi honor- Japan. ary fraternities. • • • Formerly The Montegos The couple plans to marry Nov. Music for the Young The appointment of KURT SING- 22. of All Ages ER as office manager and chief FOR BOOKINGS CALL: underwriter has been announced Racial Coloration Theory 342-4887 — TE 2 - 9193 by Merton J. Segal, president of Meadowbrook, Inc.. Insurance. Explained by Biochemist • • • T h e appointment of Michigan State Senator SANDER M. LEVIN to a 12-member National Advisory Committee on Handicapped Chil- dren has been announced y the United States education commis- sioner, Harold Howe II. Levin was chairman of a State Senate sub- committee which, in 1966, com- pleted a comprehensive study of the strength and weaknesses in Michigan's programs for educating children with physical, emotional and mental handicaps. The study led to a broad series of new enact- ments in the Michigan Legislature and has become widely used in many states throughout the nation. * * • WILLIAM ELLMANN, president of the Michigan State Bar Asso- ciation, will be interviewed on the WWJ-TV program "Target: Legal Profession" 1:30 p.m. Sunday. * • * Rabbi ABRAHAM ZEMACH, di- rector of the Bnai Brith Hillel Foundation at Michigan State Uni- versity, has been named a member of the faculty of the 22nd annual National Hillel Summer Institute at Camp Bnai Brith in Starlight, Pa., currently meeting through Sept. 5. Rabbi Zemach will conduct a seminar on "The Hebrew Prophets." Central theme of the institute, "Crucial Issues In Jewish Life Today," reflects the questions and problems Jewish college stu- dents are most concerned with: Can modern man have faith?, Is- rael's Challenge to American Jew- ry, Freedom and Moral Respon- sibility and Judaism and Ethical Commitment. * • * Mrs. ALMA MARK of Glynn Ct. placed second for her ginger- bread in the Michigan State Fair community arts department. The number of entries in this year's competition was the largest in the history of the State Fair. • • • The new appointed Latin American director of the World Union for Progressive Judaism will take up his position in Buenos Aires, Argentina this month. Rabbi LEON KLENICKI, ordained this year at Hebrew Union College — Jewish Institute of Religion, Cin- cinnati, is the first Argentinian to complete his rabbinical studies at the Reform seminary and is the third rabbi to be assigned to Ar- gentina by the WUPJ. He will co- ordinate the World Union program in South America. Make Your Party Swing THE PUPPETS at Brandeis University WALTHAM, Mass—A Brandeis University biochemist says racial colors in humans evolved from the skin's method of determining the amount of vitamin D manufactured in the skin by sunlight. Dr. W. Farnsworth Loomis, the Col. Louis I. and Bessie Rosenfield professor of biochemistry, put forth this theory in a recent issue of Science Magazine. As explained by Dr. Loomis, too little vitamin D, needed to turn calcium in food into bone, can cause rickets in infants and soft bones in adults. Too much can cause possibly fatal accumula- tions of calcium in blood vessels. The vitamin is produced in the skin by the sun's ultra- violet rays. The sun also pro- duces melanin, the substance which screens the rays and gives skin a dark color. The first man, says Dr. Loomis, evolved in Africa with melanin- rich black skin which protected him from over-exposure to ultra- violet rays. But, as he migrated north, this benefit became a seri- ous handicap. 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