24—Friday, September 29, 1967

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Bnai David Has Successful Bond Sale

News Scoops
From Southfield

By AVI KRIECHMAN
In spite of a comparatively short
first day due to necessary build-
ing construction, Southfield's new-
est high school, Southfield-Lathrup,
is Well on its way toward making
its .first year a
great one.
The new school

60161,

A total of $162,000 in Israel Bond subscriptions was announced
at the Cong. Bnai David dinner, honoring Gen. William J. Weinstein
as Bnai David Man of the Year. From left, seated are Gen. S. L. A.
Marshall, Mrs. Weinstein, Gen. Weinstein and Mrs. Bessie Wein-
steein, his mother; (standing), Morris J. Brandwine, who announced
the bond sales; Rabbi Hayim Donin, Harry Koltonow, the preseident;
George Jessel, guest entertainer; Max Sosin, toastmaster, and Julius
Rotenberg, honorary dinner chairman. Gen. Weinstein was presented
with the "Sword of Hagan" and with a souvenir folio in recognition
of "his service to his synagogue; to his people and to his country."
Rabbi Donin gave the tribute and Cantor Hyman J. Adler, the musical
salute to the honoree. Some 500 guests were at the affair on behalf
of Israel Bonds.

Dinner Honoring G. Mennen Williams
to Launch Scholarship in Israel

Detroit community leaders rep-
resenting industry, government
and labor have formed a commit-
tee in preparation for a testimonial
dinner honoring former Governor

Morris Lieberman, chairman, Detroit
Israel Histadrut Campaign; Emil Mazey,
secretary-treasurer, International Union,
UAW: William T. Patrick Jr., chairman
of the Wayne
mision; August Sc
C ' 11 Oil t e y , gas?rg, Mich-
igan State AFL-CIO; and Jack Wood,
secretary-treasurer,
rea cT. rer, Detroit Building
ts ar,gun

utilizes a new
system of no bells
and a free lunch
period. Teachers
may dismiss
classes whenever
they complete
their lessons.
The free lunch
period, which oc-

Avi
curs either fourth or fifth hour
(depending on the student's sched-
ule), is one hour set aside for
lunch. Since most people finish
lunch in 15 minutes, this hour is

set aside for many activties and
clubs, such as the pep club, science,
drama, art, bridge, magic, Spanish,
French and audio-visual clubs.
Also occuring at this time are
regular movies, guitar lessons and
an occasional hootenany. A reper-
tory theater, established by and
run by students, is one of the most
ambitious of these projects.

A student congress has been
formed with temporary repre-
sentatives and is currently form-
ing the constitution of the school.
Such topics as student repre-
sentation, dress codes, test days
and dances have been discussed.
Regular athletic teams have be-
gun practice. The 10th grade team
faced its first match Tuesday.
At the school's first dance, the
school's nickname, Chargers, was
revealed. This name will serve as
the school's theme from now on.
A biweekly newsletter, "Black-
mail!," edited by Sandee Tobin,
serves as information center of
the school. Other staffers are
Nancy Shapiro, Dave Cottler, Mary
Ditkoff, Steve Stein, Rich Wein-
berg, and assistant editor Lynn
Berman.

Tween, Israeli Dances at Center;
Shuttle Bus Schedule Is Revised

The tween dance committee of held 8:30 p.m. Oct. 7 in Shiffman
Hall.
The program will provide an op-

the Jewish Center will hold a
"Back to School Hop" 8 p.m. Sat-
urday in Shiffman Hall. The dance
will feature music by the Groove
Movement Band.
Prizes, refreshments and a dance
contest will be featured.
Phil Levitt, who is dance com-
mittee chairman, will be master
of ceremonies. There is a nominal
admission fee.
For information, call Fred Rose
in Center Group - Services, DI 1-

portunity to learn the latest Is-
raeli dances as will as traditional
ones. The dance is open to Center
members and nonmembers of all
ages. The nominal admission will
include refreshments.
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The center's revised shuttle bus
service schedule is already in oper-
ation.
The bus is available to all mem-
bers
for free transportation from
4200.
the Ten Mile Rd. Building to the
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main
building and return. Mem-
An Israeli dance night will be
bers are requested to bring their
membership cards with them.
Detroiters to Attend
For information and shuttle bus
schedule call the center, DI 1-4200.
Education Meeting
4200.
NEW YORK — A Midwest Re-
gional Conference for Jewish Edu-
cation will be held for community Wayne State SZO
lay leaders Nov. 14-15 at the Plans Reunion 'Kumsitz'
Sheraton-Cleveland Hotel, Cleve-
The Student Zionist Organiza-
land, it was announced by Isadore
Breslau, president of the American tion of Wayne State University
will
sponsor a "kumsitz" 8:30 p.m.
Association for Jewish Education.
Saturday at the home of Phil
William B. Goldfarb, national lay
Parker, 19180 Lauder.
leader in Jewish education, will
The evening, featuring songs of
deliver the keynote address at the
folk
guitarist Larry Bassin, is open
opening session Tuesday evening
on the conference theme, "Chal- to all college students. For in-
formation,
call Anna Betman, DI
lenges in Jewish Education Facing
1-8126.
Midwestern Communities."

Concurrent workshop sessions
dealing with major educational
problem areas will be held Wed-
nesday morning.
Some 50 Midwestern communi-
ties including Detroit have been
included.

OUJt Out step i6. awaits

f

PERSONALIZED
FITTING

G. Mennen Williams 6 p.m. Nov.
12 in the new Raleigh House, South-
Serving as secretary is William
Enrollment at Journalism Schools
field.
C. Marshall, executive vice-presi-
was up 16.3 per cent in 1966 over
Proceeds of the dinner will go dent, Michigan State AFL-CIO, and
1965 (22,339 vs. 19,229) and up
towards' the establishment of a treasurer is Barney HopMs, sec-
nearly 100 per cent over 1960.
Histadrut Scholarship Fund in Is- retary-treasurer, Michigan State
rael bearing the name of Mr. Wil- AFL-CIO.
For Unique Tasteful
liams and enabling worthy young
For reservations call the Histar-
FOR
Entertainment
I
people of diverse backgrounds to dut office, UN 4-7096 or write the
YOUNG
acquire new skills on a secondary G. Mennen Williams Tribute Din-
FEET
ner Committee, 19161 Schaefer.
school level.
The state of Israel, confronted
ORCHESTRA
with many complex problems which
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resources, cannot as yet afford to
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or vocational training for children
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beyond age 14. Many boys and girls
Sept. 20 — To Mr. and Mrs
are f or c e d to terminate their
schooling on the very threshold of Spencer M. Pa rtrich (Myrna
BETTER THAN EVER!
Burke), 19060 Chapel, a son, Ross
maturity.
The fund will be in the form of Howard.
(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
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to The Jewish News)
a perpetual endowment, the in-
Sept. 16—To Dr. and Mrs. Her-
come from it being used to cover
JERUSALEM — Final figures
the annual cost of full and partial bert M. Gardner (Margot Corby), disclosed here Tuesday on the num-
scholarships which are awarded by 13345 Ludlow, Huntington Woods, ber of volunteers who came to Is-
Susan.
Histadrut on the basis of need and a daughter, Nancy
MARTY KOSINS
rael this summer to aid the Jew-
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not only on the basis of competi-
ish state, most of them arriving
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Office: 626-9A80
Sept.
15
—
To.
Mr. and Mrs. immediately after the Six-Day War,
tive excellence.
Ralph Wexler (Barbara Ginsburg),
Honorary chairmen of the din- 2301 N. Dorchester, Troy, a son, showed a grand total of 7,200. Of
these, according to Eliahu Dobkin,
ner are as follows: Mayor Jerome Mark Allan.
head of the youth and hehalutz
P. Cavanagh; Zolton A. Ferency,
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department of the Jewish Agency,
Democratic state chairman; Secre-
Sept. 13—To Mr. and Mrs. Rich- 2,000 were British, 800 were South
of
State
James
M.
Hare;
U.S.
tary
ard A. Bardos (Ruthe Gutstein),
Senator Philip A. Hart; Attorney former Detroiter of Des Plaines, Africans, and 707 were from the
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United States.
General Frank J. Kelley, and Wal- 111., a daughter, Sally Hope.
Formerly of
Dobkin reported these figures
ter P. Reuther, ,president, Interna-
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to the first convention of the volun-
tional Union, UAW.
!
Sept. 12—To Mr. and Mrs. David teers from abroad which opened
Co-chairmen are:
Raitt (Lois Teache), 25349 Shia- here Monday. There were 250 dele-
Now a Partner in
Circuit Judge George Edwards; Dr. wassee, Southfield, a son, Robert
gates, representing 5,500 volun-
Leon Fill, former member of the State
Michael.
Board of Education; Robert Holmes,
teers
in
Israel
from
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foreign
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vice president. International Brother-
lands. Heading the convention as
hood of Teamsters; Russell Leach, pres-
Servicing Color - Antennas - Stereo
Sept. 6 — To Mr. and Mrs. Mel chairman is Donald Silk, chairman
ident, Wayne County AFL-CIO Council;
Tichik (Evelyn Rodocker), 19966 of the Zionist Federation of Brit-
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19721
W.
SEVEN
MILE
Prevost, a daughter, Jacqueline ain. A volunteer, he is now at work
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Ellen.
on
a
kibutz
in
the
Galilee.
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RABBI
Dobkin conceded to the par-
Sept. 6—To Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
ley that some of the volunteers
Alderman (Carol Stein), 18601
were disappointed because they
Tracey, a son. Randy Jay.
334-7031
334-4149
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found they could not make
Serving In Hospitals and Homes
"great" contributions to Israel.
To Mr. and Mrs. Shephen B.
Elegant
He
said that volunteers were
Zorn (Lila Kash), 14271 Elgin,
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needed now for national service
Oak Park, an adopted son, Stuart
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exceeding one year's duration, or
Brian.

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Zionist Council Re-Elects

Lieberman Chairman

Morris Lieberman was re-elected
chairman of the Zionist Council of
Detroit at its first meeting this
season Thursday night.
Jerome Kelman, Isadore Shro-
deck and Dr. Bernard Weston were
elected vice-chairmen; Mrs. Milton
Weiss and Rabbi Max Kapustin,
secretaries; Movsas Goldoftas,
treasurer and Morris Lifshay, Com-
munity Council delegate.

one year's service in some of
the settlements being estab-
lished in new areas, or in serv-
ice on projects "vital to the
state."
In his breakdown of the figures

on volunteers, Dobkin noted that
almost half of them had not been
affiliated with any organizations
prior to their arrival in Israel. He

said that 700 of the volunteers have
declared they were willing to re-
main in Israel.

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