Wayne State Senior Lee Alpert Heads
Great Lakes Council of Fraternities

Lee Alpert, president of the
Inter-Fraternity Council at Wayne
State University. was elected presi-
dent of the Great Lakes Interfra-
ternity Council at its convention re-
cently.
Alpert, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Simon Alpert, of W. Lincoln Ave.,
Oak Park. is a member of Tau
Epsilon Phi Fraternity and an area
chairman of the general solicita-
tion campaign for the Jewish Wel-
fare Junior Divkion. He is a sen-
ior in pre-law and a member of
Omicron Delta Kappa, national
honorary leadership fraternity.

Set This Weekend .
to Focus on Teen's Concerns

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS . 4

34—Friday, March 8, 1968

Shul -In'

A new program will be inaugu- Rabbi Jacob E. Segal of Adas Sha-
tom, on "Our Responsibility to
dency over the president of the rated by the Adas Shalom United Israel":
Rabbi Schachter, who will
it in
largest fraternity counc
n the S ynagogue Youth this weekend be-
world, at the University of 1111- ginning at 8:30 p.m. Saturday. The lead the discussion on "Does Hasi-
is
an
dism
Offer
Anything to the Mod-
nois. program, called a "Shubin,"
As president of the GIWC, Al - all-night activity, which will con- ern Jew", and Dr. Marvin Weck-
pert's duties include planning next centrate on the problems faced by stein, psychiatrist who will sepak
ear's convention to be hosted by Jewish teen-agers in modern' on "Personality Crisis; Identifica-
tion vs. Individualism."
Wayne State. The conference is America.

Chevra USY to Meet

Chevra United Synagogue Youth
will have a discussion of prejudice
and anti-Semitism at its "shalosh

seuda" (literally, third meal) 4:45
p.m. Saturday at Cong. Beth Moses.

There will be closing Sabbath
services.

For evil news rides post, while

good news haits.—Miton.

MORE YOUTH NEWS
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Following I s r a e 1 i dancing,
composed of interfraternity coun-
The all-night program will begin
cils from six states •and Ontario. with Maariv and Havdallah and those assembled will hold a sec-
Alpert's victory was linked with will be followed by a social-drama ' and series of discussion groups.
Louis Rosen. principal of the
his delegation's emphasis on a new written by Mark Schneider. which
Orchestra and Entertainment
kind of fraternity member: the was awarded first prize in the na- , Adas Shalom Religious School,
"individual man." who is con- tional USY creative arts contest. histo"v teacher at Cass, will lead
corned less with sophomoric pranks The kev-note address will be de- the discussion on "The Jew in
the Public School System." l' zvi
"associated with the 1920s." and li••ered by Rabbi Zalman Schachter,
Berkal, Adas Shalom executive
more with his society in general. head of the department of Judaica
Alpert won the GLIFC pre.i-
director, will discuss "Synagogue I
at the University of Manitoba.
HERB & MARILYNN SHAPIRO
or Country Club"; Emil Wolok,
Rabbi Schachter of Winnipeg. a
PHOTOGRAPHERS
chairman of the Adas Shalom
modern
"Hasid"
will
speak
on
the
St
Weddings, Bar Mitzvas
relevance of Judaism to mo dern education committee, will discuss
Price
High Quality Mod
U.S. Supreme Court, said She- teen-agers. "The Future of Jewish Educa
Rabbi Leon Fram appeared be-
tion
in
America";
David
Tanz-
vitz "we have been assured by
356-8819
fore the Detroit Common Council to
y
address ,
F oown
11 i g the keynote
federal
mediator,
will
a
man,
various
authorities,
including
our
express the opposition of the Jew-
the audience will form seven dis-
State Police, that it is unneces- cussinn groups. led by leaders in discuss "The Jew in the Profes-
ish Community Council of Metro-
sional World of Big Business";
politan Detroit to the adoption of sary and that our police already the community. The speakers will
Norman Levin. Beth Aaron youth
MUSIC
a proposed crime control ordi- have this power. Whether they include Richard Loenthal of the
(Just Great)
have in fact been exercising it." Anti-Defamation League, speaking director and president of the
nance.
Liberal
Arts
student
body
at
Rabbi Fram joined with other
He added:
MAURY
LITTLE
on "Our Role in the Changing Face
Wayne State University, will dis-
religious and community leaders
AND THE TOWNSMEN
"We deplore the prevalence of a of Civil Rights."; Rabbi Leonard
religious and community leaders, feeling of the inevitability of riots Cahan of Adas Shalom, speaking cuss "The Role of the Jewish
KE
Student on the College Lam-
among them Sidney Sheritz, co- and conflict. We deplore the grow- on the topic, "Is God Dead?";
Pus"; and Rabbi Cahan will lead
chairman of the Michigan Civil ing inclination of extremists—black Rabbi Simcha Berkowitz, instruc-
ft Beer Not
a discussion on "
Rights Commission, in opposing or white—who seem to be 'itching' for at the Midrasha, speaking on,
the "stop and frisk" legislation for a violent confrontation. We de- -wh y Judaism Now?"; Father Students - The Right of Dissent."
PHOTOGRAPHY
because "there already are ade- plore the tendency of those govern- John C. Schwarz of Gesu, on Next the groups will view an
quate laws to deal with street ment officials who react to these "Jews in a Christian Society"; anti-war film, called "The Magi.
crime and this approach could serious problems with only re-
clan" and will discuss the import-
547-4805
ance of the peace movement in
serve to divert attention from sponses of containment and repres- ,
WEDDINGS — BAR MITZVAS
American society. Following folk
t h e much-needed constructive sion.
SPECIAL OCCASIONS
They
Made
measures realistically required to
•singing the groups will hold their
i
"We believe that agencies
o f
third and final discussion session
solve the urban crisis." He alluded government — local, state and
on the topics: "The War in Viet-
to the fact that the United States federal — including those involved
PRESENTS
nam" and "The Persecution of
Supreme Court has currently under in law enforcement — must be
advisement a case that will deter- charged with a degree of responsi-
HOWARD M. DAVIS who got Soviet Jewry." The groups will
mine the constitutionality of such bility that does not permit them his start in fencing by taking a then come together to view the
legislation. The corporation coun- to act out of anger or prejudice class from Coach Isvan Danosi, movie "Raisin in the Sun." The
sel has already advised that "stop that may characterize the ordinary is now one of Wayne State Uni- program will conclude with Sha-
and frisk" legislation raises many
versity's f o i 1 fencers. A liberal limit. breakfast and a peace circle
complex constitutional issues which citizen.
from Huntington on Sunday morning.
arts junior
"Government
agencies
must
not
Registration is open to all
would eventually have to be ad-
BIG BAND OR SMALL COMBOS
only be concerned with crime, but Woods, Davis is a graduate of
judicated in the courts.
Berkley High School. He and his USY'ers, 14 and above. A nominal !
Dr. Fram pointed out that the also with its causes, with discrim- teammates are headed to an un- , fee will be charged. For informs-
UN 3-8982 UN 3-5730
answer to crime in the streets ination and inequality, with pov- defeated season with 12 victories tion. call the synagogue, UN 4-7474. i
would be found in additional well- erty and the lack of opportunity and a single match to play. The
trained policemen — which can to live in dignity, with the depri- final bout is against Michigan
only come about through increased vation and denial of human and State University, who lost to Wayne
salaries, and through attention to civil rights. Our concern must earlier this season. On March 28-30
and massive action upon problems move us not only to articulate the Wayne will host the National Col-
of housing. employment and educa- principles of equality of citizenship legiate Athletic Association Fenc-
as provided in our Constitution,
tion.
ing Championships at the Matthaei
Aside from the doubtful con- but to devise and adopt realistic Building.
programs
to make them come
stitutionality of such a proposal
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—awaiting determination by the true."
ELLIOTT PAUL SIEGEL, son of
Dr. and Mrs. Henry Siegel of Ches-
terfield Rd. recently was the reci-
pient of an award for his contribu-
tions to the University of Michigan
and
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directed the sophomore class pro-
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25547
Briar,
Oak
Park,
a
son
A.
duction
of
the
musical,
"Once
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J_Strth Announcements

Royal Oak, a daughter, Natalie
Debra.
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Feb. 25 — To Dr. and Mrs. Her-
bert L. Miller (Susan Lynne Ep-
stein) of Pontiac, a daughter,
Tracey Erin.
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LaKind (Carole Bachman), 17355
Wildemere, a daughter, Gail
Suzanne.

Feb. 18—To Mr. and Mrs. Leon-
ard Homer (Carol Jaffe), 23535
Parklawn,
Oak Park, a son, Kevin
Matofsky (Doreen Sinai), 10110
Troy, Oak Park, a daughter, Loree Michael.
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Beth.
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Feb. 22 — To Dr. and Mrs. tin Golden (Dena Rogovein), 26419
W. Seven Mile, a daughter, Lisa
I Michelle.
REV. GOLDMAN L.
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ald Benson (Linda Reistman) of
Ann Arbor, a son, Adam Randall.
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Feb. 16—To Dr. and Mrs. Ronald
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Feb. 9 — To Mr. and Mrs. Ar-
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nir), 27070 Harvard, Southfield, a
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MARSHALL

Israel Goodman

GOLDMAN

Camp Can Israel
Summer Registration

Rabbi Shimon Lazaroff, execu-
tive director of Camp Gan Israel of
the Midwest, announces the open-
ing of registration for the 1968
summer season.
Camp Gan Israel, in Linden,
Mich., is located 60 miles from De-
troit. Its 22 buildings are spread
over 27 acres on the shores of
Pine Lake.
Daily activities at the camp in-
clude swimming, boating, baseball,
arts and crafts, tennis, basketball,
music, motor boating and horse-
back riding. A new staff member
this season will be a former boy
scout leader and - professional pho-
tographer who will revitalize the
overnight hike program, teach
camping skills at an advanced level
and give a special course in ama-
teur photography.
Heading the girls' staff are
Feigie Shusterman, Cherna Pinson
adn Itta Friedman. Maness Fried-
man and Israel Teitlebaum lead
the boys.
Parents interested in the Camp
Gan Israel program may contact
Rabbi Moshe Polter, camp reg-
istrar, 398-0951, who will discuss
arious Gan Israel programs
various
with no obligation. For other in-
formation, call the camp office,
398-2611.

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