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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
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This Week's Radio and
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Two Jewish residents of the Cambridge Nursing Home in Redford
show their obvious pleasure at a visit from members of Adas Shalom
Sisterhood, whose choir, under the leadership of Cantor Nicholas
Fenakel, (right) performs regularly at area nursing homes. With
the group are Adas Shalom President Rudolph Shulman (left) and
Mrs. Joseph Katchke, sisterhood president. As a public service,
Cantor Fenakel brings music—by both the Adas Shalom choir and
Golden Age Choir—to 23 nursing and convalescent homes in the area.
'Rebuilding Detroit' Assembly Topic
Called by Jewish Community Council
Detroit City Councilman Mel
The assembly program con-
tinues the theme explored at the
Ravitz will present his views on
season's opening delegate meet-
the issue of "Rebuilding Detroit"
ing, "Riots-Race-and the Urban
when the Jewish Community Coun-
Crisis." Delegates have been en-
cil's Delegate Assembly convenes
couraged to present organization-
for its midwinter session 8:30 p.m.
Wednesday at the Jewish Center.
al points of view on these issues.
In a memorandum sent to presi-
The program also serves as an
dents and delegates of affiliated introduction to a series of meetings
organizations. Community Council on the urban crisis which Council
President Dr. Samuel Krohn noted will convene with organizational
that events of
leaders beginning in January.
this past summer
Council Executive Director Wal-
have made De-
ter E. Klein will report on a num-
troit residents
ber of recent projects including
particularly sen-
activity in the areas of adult Jew-
sitive to the prob-
ish education, Soviet Jewry and
lem of race rela-
church-state questions. In addition,
tions. The work
he will review Council's participa-
of the New De-
tion in efforts to pass fair housing
troit Committee
legislation in Michigan.
has served as a
A social hour will follow the as-
focus for discus-
sembly program with members
sion of this issue.
Ravitz
from the Michigan Council, Ameri-
As a member of the New De- can Jewish Congress, serving as
troit Committee, established in the hostesses.
aftermath of last summer's riots
under the chairmanship of Joseph
L. Hudson Councilman Ravitz will ,
discuss the functioning of the com-
mittee to date and its plans for the
future, as well as his own views on
such perplexing problems as
achieving a standard of quality
education for all children, develop-
The 34th annual banquet of Ar-
ment of low-cost housing, law en- lazaroff Branch 137, Farband La-
forcement, job training and em- bor Zionist Organization, will be
ployment. held 6:30 p.m. Jan. 14 at the Labor
Zionist Institute.
The branch is dedicating this
Pasnhin-Gesund Rites
year's celebration to the victory of
_IrePlanu c y/ forjune16 the Israeli army and is honoring
one of the Arlazaroff founders,
Harry Schumer.
Cantor Saul Meisels of Temple
on the Heights, Cleveland, will be
the guest artist in a program of
"Songs from Jewish Life."
Cantor Meisels' renditions of the
folk and liturgical music of his
people have been
;acclaimed in
;concert halls
throughout t h e
United States,
Canada and Is-
rael. Ile has also
given lecture-re-
citals on Jewish
music at many
colleges, includ-'
ing Oberlin and
Purdue Univers- Meisels
MISS NANCY PASMAN
ity, at the Cleveland Museum of
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Pasman of Art and with various orchestras.
Wildwood Ave., Oak Park, an Cantor Meisels combines the
nounce the engagement of their Old World, traditional style with
daughter Nancy Brenda to George that of the trained modern musi-
Ernest Gesund, son of Mr. and cian.
Mrs. William Gesund of Coolidge
Cantor Meisels has not appeared
Rd., Oak Park.
on the Detroit concert stage for
The bride-elect is to be gradu- several years. All friends of the
ated from Wayne State University Labor Zionist movement and of
in June. Her fiance attends the Jewish song are invited to this
Wayne school of business adminis- banquet concert. For information
tration.
and reservations, call I. Brown,
A June 16 wedding is planned.
WE 3-7888 or DI 1-0669.
Cantor Meisels
to Sino- at Banquet
of Arlazaroff
Tine: 3 p.m. Sunday.
Station: Channel 7.
Feature: "The Yiddish Lan-
guage," written by Harold Flender,
will be presented. The program will
consider Yiddish as a language and
explore its endurance through
more than a thousand years of
Jewish history.
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HEAR OUR VOICE
Time: 11:30 p.m. Sunday.
Station: WCAR.
Feature: "The Rabbis' Sons," a
MRS. PAUL CASTLEMAN
group composed of Baruch Chait,
Label Sharfman, Itzy Weinberger
Sally Gay Teitelbaum was married
and Michael Zheutlin, will sing to Paul Arnold Castleman recently.
Jewish songs Cantor Harold Or-
The bride is the daughter of Dr.
bach will narrate.
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and Mrs. Myer Teitelbaum of Pine-
hurst Ave. The bridegroom is the
THE MAGIC DOOR
son of Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin Cas-
Time: 6:30 p.m. Monday.
Station: Channel 56.
tleman of Brookline Mass.
Feature: Tiny Tov, friend of the
The couple will reside in Lincoln,
earth, will perform for the kiddies. Mass.
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Rabbi Irwin Groner and Cantor
HIGHLIGHTS
Jacob Sonenklar performed the
Time: 9:45 a.m. Sunday.
ceremony at Cong. Shaarey Zedek.
Station: Channel 2.
The bride wore her mother's
Feature: Dr. Samuel Krohn, wedding gown of antique satin and
president of the Jewish Community Belgian lace and her mantilla was
Council, will lead a discussion of of Belgian lace. She carried a bou-
events of Jewish concerns during quet of sweetheart roses and Ste-
the year.
phanotis.
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The bride was attended by her
COMMUNITY CURRENTS
sister, Sharon Teitelbaum.
(Formerly "Highlights")
Dr. Benjamin Castleman, the
Time: 9:30 a.m. Sunday.
bridegroom's father, was best man.
Station: WJBK.
Feature: An interview with Ste- Ushers were Dr. Emery E. Griffin
phen Birmingham, author of the Jr. of Orange, Calif. and Dr. Lewis
best-selling novel, "Our Crowd," Chase of Bethesda, Md., the bride's
brother, Dale Teitelbaum and Seth
will be featured
Shulman of Boston.
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Open Fashion Show
for March of Dimes
The March of Dimes Fashion
Show, which annually makes a tour
of approximately 50 cities across
the country beginning in January,
will hold its premiere showing in
Detroit, 4 p.m., Jan. 7, at the Latin
Quarter, 3067 E. Grand Blvd.
The National Foundation —
March of Dimes marks two mile-
stones in 1968: the 30th anniver-
sary of its founding by Franklin D.
Roosevelt as a volunteer national
health organization; and the 10th
anniversary of its entry into the
field of birth defects.
"Two Worlds of Fashion —
Spring, 1968" it the title of the
1968 collection, which indicates
that top American designers have
looked to the romantic past as well
as the bold future in planning their
new line for spring.
Proceedings Published
The proceedings of the National
Conference on Advancing the Arts
in American Jewish Life, which
the National Jewish Welfare Board
conducted in celebration of its
gelden jubilee, were published last
week.
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Time: 11:15 p.m. Sundays and
9:30 p.m. Wednesdays.
Station: WWJ (Sun.) and WWJ-
FM (Wed.)
Feature: A new radio series
sponsored by the National Confer-
ence of Christians and Jews and
the National Broadcasting Co. is an
interracial dialogue with outstand-
ing Americans, including Whitney
Young, executive director of the
Urban League, former senator Paul
Douglas and Sen. Edward W.
Brooke. Dr. Sterling W. Brown,
NCCJ president, is interviewer.
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Gordon Staples New
Detroit Concertmaster
to Succeed Mischakoff
Gordon Staples, 38, assistant con-
certmaster of the Detroit Sym-
phony Orchestra, has been named
to succeed Mischa Mischakoff as
concertmaster when Mischakoff
retires in August.
Mischakoff announced his re-
tirement, last spring after 55 years
as concertmaster of the Leningrad
Symphony and Bolshoi Theater-
Orchestra, the Warsaw Philhar-
monic, the New York Symphony,
the Philadelphia Orchestra, the
NBC Orchestra and the Detroit
Symphony. Mischakoff is 72.
Staples was born in Los Angeles
in 1930 and grew up in Vancouver
where he studied violin. He made
his debut in 1949 with the New
York Little Symphony. He was con-
certmaster with the U.S.. Navy and
New Orleans Symphonies before
joining the Detroit Symphony in
1955. He has played a number of
times with the Jewish Center's
Symphony.
Wedding I
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Roberts of
Sorrento Ave. announce the mar-
riage of their daughter Nancy
Kathleen to Lt. David Y. Nanney
Jr., son of Col. and Mrs. David
Y. Nanney of Palo Alto, Calif.
The couple honeymooned
in
Mexico.
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