28:—Friday, October 20, 1967

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

`Kol Nidre' at Marygrove Mass

Arlene Glantz to harry
Hr. Emery Next sprin g

News Brevities

All-new color movies entitled!
"Here is Switzerland" will be the
World Adventure Series opening
attraction of the r-
1967 - 68 season.
This first show
comes at 3:30
Sunday, Oct. 29.
The speaker is
Alfred M. Wolff,
Chicago world
traveler. W o l f f
shows why scenic
Switzerland is
tops in tourist
On the eve of Yom Kippur, students and faculty at Marygrove
popularity. On
College participate in a mass in "reparation for sins which Christians
consecutive Sun-
have committed against the Jewish people." The celebrant is the Rev.
d a y afternoons.
Ronald Modras, college chaplain, and the "cantor" (second from
right) is James Topp, organist at St. Brigid Church. During the the series covers:
the entire world.
communion of the mass, Topp sang "Kol Nidre." The rites were
still Christological in nature, however, including the communion Nicol Smith Soule
brings his freshly filmed "Persian
with wine and the playing of the tambourine.
Panorama." Curtis Nagel pictures
lovely "Austria in 1967." Thayer
Soule presents "I Love Mexico."
Stan Midgley, the bicycling humor-
ist, offers new shows on the Amer-
Sept. 12—To Mr. and Mrs. Stan- ican West.
Oct. 15—To Mr. and Mrs. Howard I
* * *
R. Moss (Joanne Lois Brown), ford Alan Solovic h (Claudia
The HARRY SIMEONE
27501 Abington, Southfield, a Barak), of 2465 Woodstock, a
daughter,
Alison
Barak.
CHORALE,
coming
to the Masonic
daughter, Debra Lynn.
* * *
Auditorium, Nov. 3, on its initial
* * *
Aug. 30 — To Mr. and Mrs. concert tour of America, arrives
Oct. 15—To Mr. and Mrs. Irving
Shapiro (Gail Chicorel of Detroit) Eugene Perlman (Rochelle Novak), in Detroit with a built-in popular-
of Greenbelt, Md., a daughter, 24050 Seneca, Oak Park, a son, ity, resulting from its many hit
records, including the best selling
Aaron Michael.
Lauren Beth.
* *
"Little Drummer Boy." Harry
* * *
To Mr. and Mrs. Martin Grant Simeone, brilliant musical head
Oct. 14—To Mr. and Mrs. Irving
Stollman (Vivian Kozenn). 23520 (Rochelle Tilchen), 20570 Secluded and conductor of the Chorale, has
Scotia, Oak Park, a daughter, Lane, Southfield, an adopted son, been active in every branch of the
music business. He was choral,
Michael Scott.
Ilana Vered.
director for the award-winning
• * •
television program, "The Bell Tele-
Oct. 12—To Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Meir Wilner, Leader
phone Hour" as well as serving
Schoenfeld, (Judith Rosenbaum),
in the same capacity for the Kate
formerly of Detroit, now residing of Israel Communist
Smith TV Show.
in Fajardo, Puerto Rico, a daugh-
* * *
Party, Knifed by Critic
ter, Ellen Joy.
The ROGER WAGNER
* * *
TEL AVIV (JTA) — Meir Wil- CHORALE, performing at the
Oct. 9—To Mr. and Mrs. Gerald ner, Communist member of the Masonic Auditorium 8:20 p.m.
B. Bloomberg (Phyllis Dubrinsky), Knesset and head of Israel's New Nov. 10, is not only recognized as
14630 Oak Park Blvd., Oak Park, a Communist Party, was stabbed in America's finest group of singers,
the back near his home here Sun- but is also famed as a "spring-
son, Howard Alan.
day night. His assailant, who did board" for individual talents—fine
* * *
Oct. 4 — To Mr. and Mrs. Sid- not resist arrest, was identified as young vocalists who have disting-
47-year-old
Abraham Ben Moshe, uished themselves in brilliant solo
ney I. Feldman (Beth Rosenberg),
30315 Woodgate, Southfield, a son, a Russian-born Israeli who said he careers. Prominent among these is
had
spent
two
years in a Soviet soprano Marilyn Home, who is fast
Jeffrey David.
prison in Siberia because of his becoming an international celebrity
* * *
as a versatile star of the operatic
Oct. 3—To Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Zionist sympathies.
Wilner, who was hospitalized and recital stage, and as a record-
Gutman (Frances R. Fried), 1125
but
out
of
danger,
was
attacked
Norman Pl., Ann Arbor, a son,
ing artist.
from behind as he left his home
• s
Aron Bruce.
accompanied by his wife, who
* s
The noted Harvard economist
Oct. 1—To Mr. and Mrs. David grabbed the unresisting attacker. JOHN KENNETH GALBRAITH
Miles Solovich (Barbara Reva A taxi took them to the police will address the 20th anniversary
Gorevitz), 28079 Selkirk, South- station where Wilner received first dinner meeting of the Detroit Chap-
aid and Ben Moshe was questioned.
field, a daughter, Shari Dawn.
ter, AMERICANS FOR DEMO
* * *
He gave as his reason for the CRATIC ACTION, 6:30 p.m. Oct.
Sept. 30—To Dr. and Mrs. Paul assault, Wilner's parroting of 28 at Rackham Memorial Building.
Schreibman (Renee Sherman) 25681 Soviet anti-Israel propaganda National president of the ADA,
Briar, Oak Park, a son, David Eric. which he read in the press. "I Galbraith has served as ambassa-
didn't intend to kill him but I dor to India and was an adviser to
* * *
Sept. 16—To Mr. and Mrs. Mi- wanted to teach him a lesson," the late President Kennedy. His
book, "The New Industrial State,"
chael S. Wigler (Nina Rosen), 4917 Ben Moshe told police.
The attack was officially con- is a best seller. Among the honor-
Crooks, Royal Oak, a son, David
demned in a statement issued by ary chairmen of the Roosevelt Day
Louis.
Minister of Information I. Galili. Dinner are Dr. William Haber,
The incident was also generally dean of the University of Michi-
CERTIFIED E)&ERT MOHEL
deplored in the local press, with gan's college of literature, science
RABBI
Haaretz pointing out in an edi- and the arts, and Mel Ravitz, De-
torial that "knives aren't a poli- troit Common Councilman. Prof
tical weapon."
Galbraith will be honored at a
post-dinner reception at the home
334-4149
334-7031
of Mr. and Mrs. Avern Cohn, 17815
World
Union
of
General
Serving In Hospitals and Homes
Hamilton. For tickets, contact Jor-
Zionists Second Largest
dan Rossen, chapter chairman, 1333
NEW YORK (ZINS)—The World Joliet PL
REV. GOLDMAN L.
* • *
Union of General Zionists will be
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represented at the 27th Zionist
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MOHEL
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the union. The apportionment of Detroit Association for Retarded
delegates will be as follows: Israel Children 10 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Tuesday
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Oirth Announcements

The HIGHLAND PARK HIGH
SCHOOL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
(classes 1913-1929) will hold its
annual reunion Nov. 11. Alumni
not yet contacted may call Caddie
Gerrie at the Highland Park Rec-
reation Dept., TO 8-4212.
* * *
Javier de Leon's "FIESTA
MEXICANA," with its ensemble of
30 dancers, singers and musicians,
coming to the Masonic Auditorim
8:20 p.m., Nov. 11, has been hailed
as "an explosion of Mexican color
and high spirits."

Yiddish Still First
in World Press Survey

LONDON (ZINS) — A total of
933 Jewish newspapers and periodi-
cals in various languages are pub-
lished throughout the world, ac-
cording to a survey just completed
by the Jewish scholar, Joseph
Fraenkel. More than half of the
periodicals (513) appear in the
Yiddish language. 324 of the pub-
lications are in English and 248
are published in Hebrew. French
language newspapers number 62;
Spanish-45; German-36 and 65
in other languages. The largest
numbers of newspapers and peri-
odicals, 322, appear in Israel.
The second place is taken by the
United States where the number
of publications number 258.
The fact that out of 933 publica-
tions, 513 are printed in Yiddish
shows that Yiddish is still the
most widely read language among
Jews throughout the world.

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NEW YORK—Eleven seniors at
the four Yeshiva University high
schools have recorded scores rank-
ing among the top 1 per cent in
the nationwide National Merit
Scholarship competition, it was an-
nounced by Dr. Abraham Zuroff,
supervisor of the schools.
Dr. Zuroff said the 11 students
named semifinalists rank in the
top half of the less than 1 per
cent of the graduating secondary
school seniors in the nation who
took the exam. They are among
the 14,000 semifinalists appointed
throughout the United States who
have advanced to the second step
in the competition for some 2,900
Merit Scholarships valued at more
than $8,000,000, to be awarded in
1968.

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