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Franklin-Slutzky Rites
Planned for June 30

Friday,- March 15, 1968-27

TM* DETROIT' JEWISH- NEWS

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activ ities in Society

Jewish Colonization Assn. to Finance More Kibutzim

LONDON (3TA) — Vie Jewish
Colonization Association, a philan-
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Friedman of Jerome Ave., Oak Park, along thropic organization founded by
with their son Jack and his fiance, recently returned from New Baron de Hirsch in 1891, an-
Orleans, where they attended the wedding of Mrs. Friedman's brother. nounced it would extend support
Also present were Mrs. Nathan Flaisher of Ludlow Ave., Huntington
Woods, and Mrs. Moe Moore of Prairie Ave., both sisters of the
bridegroom.
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Mr. and Mrs. Sam Betman and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nedelman
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celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary at a surprise party at the
home of their children, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Betman of Maryland
Ave., Southfield. Present were the two couples' children and grand-
children. Both couples were born in Russia and have been in the grocery
business. They were married six blocks away from each other.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Bistrow, 19768 Mansfield, recently returned
from a three-month visit with their children, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac
Tapper of Houston and Mr. and Mrs. Solly Moglovkin of St. Louis.

to four more settlements in IsraeL
It is presently participating in the
development of 10 settlements in
Galilee for which it has lent half
the capital.

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Regional Zionist Director Is Chosen;
Areas Are Merged From Seven States •
A graduate of McGill University

MISS ELLEN FRANKLIN
Harry J. Halperin, formerly of
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Franklin of
and Yeshivat Kerem Israel of
Shrewsbury Rd. announce the en-! Toronto and Montreal, has been Montreal,
Halperin is planning to
gagement of their daughter Ellen appointed director of the North ' visit 50 communities in this region
to Gerald Slutzky, son of Mr. and Central Region of the Zionist Or- to discuss programminf, member-
Mrs. Robert Slutzky of Oldham ganization of America, according ship activities and fund-raising.
Rd., Southfield.
to an announcement by Rabbi The offices of the North Central
Miss Franklin is a graduate of Moses Lehrman, co-chairman of Region are in the Zionist Cultural
the University of Michigan where the newly-created region which in- Center, 18501 W. 10 Mile, South-
she was affiliated with Delta Phi _
field.
Epsilon Sorority. Mr. Slutzky at-
tended Michigan State University
where he was affiliated with Sigma
Alpha Mu Fraternity.
A June 30 wedding is planned.

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Two Detroiters
Named to WA's
Leaders Cabinet

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One hundred and forty - eight
young Jewish leaders from 74
American communities were
elected to the Young Leadership,
Cabinet of the United Jewish Ap-j
peal, it was announced by Her-
bert J. Garon of New Orleans,
newly elected cabinet chairman.
Named to serve as associate
chairman of the cabinet for his
second term was Gordon B. Zacks
of Columbus, 0. Both men have
been leaders in the cabinet since
its inception in December, 1962.
Representing Detroit in the cabi-
net are Merle A. Harris and
Thomas I. Klein.
Harris, an executive committee
member of the Jewish Welfare
Federation of Detroit. is president
of the Jewish Family and Chil-
dren's service and a leader in the
Jewish Vocational Service. In 1961
he re ceiv e d the Federation's
Young Leadership Award.
Klein, a trustee of the Jewish
Vocational Service and Common
ity Workshop, was chairman of the
executive committee for 1966-67 of
the Federation's junior division.

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eludes all or part of the states of
Michigan, Minnesota, Wisconsin,
North Dakota, South Dakota, Ohio,
and some communities in Illinois.
Prior to this appointment, Hal-
perin was executive director of the
State of Israel Bond Organization
of Toronto for five years, and pre- a
viously was the city manager and
publicity director of State of Israel a
Bonds in several communities in
eastern Canada. He was associated
with State of Israel Bonds for more
than 13 years. For the past 18
months he was a senior member
of the staff of the United Jewish
Appeal of Toronto.
Halperin's background includes
seven years as educational director
of Young Men's Hebrew Associa-
tion of Montreal, and in various
professional capacities with Mont-
real Young Judaea, Neighborhood
House, synagogue administration,
fund-raising and public relations.
He was managing editor of the
Canadian Jewish Chronicle for five
Mayor Cavanagh and Gov. Rom- years.
ney have proclaimed March 28 as
Ort Day in Detroit and Michigan,
Mrs. Ben Brant, membership vice
president and ORT Day chairman,
announces.
The March 28 celebration, to be
held at noon in Cong. Shaarey
Zedek, will include petite lunch, a
showing of fashions and a report
TEL AVIV (ZINS)—The after-
on ORT schools by Mrs. William noon newspaper Maariv, ran a
Wetsman; who has juqt returned moving, incredible story. A new
from an overseas mission. New immigrant from Soviet Russia ap-
members and their sponsors will proached the Jerusalem rabbi
be guests of ORT.
Shlomo Shtenzel, and asked him
to officiate at the burial of a finger.
He said it was given to him by a
Jewish woman doctor still in the
"Can Judaism Survive in Amer- Soviet Union.
ica?" is the symposium topic of He related that while serving in
the second issue of a new maga- a Russian prison camp, he met the
zine "Humanistic Judaism" pub- woman who was the camp physi-
lished by members of the Bir- cian and a prisoner. Before his
release he told her that from Po-
mingham Temple.
The magazine was founded last land he would emigrate to Israel.
summer to express the humanist At his departure from the prison
philosophy of the temple and to she brought him a tiny wrappedup
examine the religious dilemna box, and said: "I don't ever expect
which confronts the modern Jew. to be in Jerusalem, then let at
Rabbi Sherwin T. Wine is consult- least a part of my body be buried It
in the city of my dream." The
ing editor.
Subscriptions are available from immigrant fulfilled his promise to
the
woman and gave her finger
the Birmingham Temple, 6435
a proper interment.
Telegraph, Birmingham 48010.

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Finger of Jeivess
Buried in Israel

Birmingham Temple's
`Humanistic Judaism'

At Green-8 Center JR

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