• •

30—Friday, March 15, 1968

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

People Make News

Israeli song writer NAOMI
SHEMER, whose "Jerusalem of
Gold" (Yerushalaim shel Zahav)
served as a stirring symbol of
Israel's spirit and determination
during the Six-Day War in June,
will be a guest at the annual donor
luncheon of Yeshiva University
Women's Organization Wednesday
at the Waldorf-Astoria, New York.
• • •
The board of overseers of the
Jewish Theological Seminary of
America has named two Philadel-
phians, Joseph Daroff and his
brother Michael; three from New
York, Jack A. Goldfarb, Maurice
Nessen, and Herman C. Rothen-
berg; and Joseph L. Mendelson,
from Washington, D.C.
• • •
Detroiter Dr. E. G. KAPLAN,
first vice president of the Midwest
Podiatry Conference, will speak
on surgery of the pediatric patient
•at the conference's Orthopedic
Day April 5 at the Pick-Congress
Hotel, Chicago. The 18th annual
three-day event is expected to at-
tract more than 1,200 podiatrists,
office -issistants and their wives.
Dr. Kaplan is chief of staff at
Civic 11 , .pital. Dr. Irvin Kanat,
also of Detroit, a member of the
American Podiatry Association
board of trustees, is on the pro-
gram.
• * *
DANIEL MANN, national execu-;
five director of the League for
Labor Israel and the Labor Zionist
Organization of America - Poale
Zion, left for Israel to finalize
plans for the special Labor Zionist
conference to be held in Israel this
summer and to meet with top
Zionist and labor leaders in Israel.

Birt12

..Annoilncements

March 6—To Mr. and Mrs. Hary
ey Lazar (Susan Upell), 16192 Ox
ley, Southfield, a daughter, Lisa
Rebecca.
•
March 5—To Mr. and Mrs. Per-
ry Applebaum (Ruth Silverman),
14601 Bishop, Oak Park, a daugh-
ter, Elyse Bet h.
• * *
March 4— To Mr. and Mrs. Lau-
rence M. Brenner (Linda Sue
Layne), 24445 Rensselaer, Oak
Park, a son, Jeffrey Aaron Simon.
• • •
March 1—To Mr. and Mrs. Shel-
don Stolman (Barbara Clinton),
24547 Rensselaer, Oak Park, a
daughter, Rochelle Lynn.
• • •
Feb. 27—To Mr. and Mrs. Dan-
iel Krause (Sharon Jackson), 1915
Parmenter, Royal Oak, a daugh-
ter, Stephanie Lyn.
• • •
Feb. 26—To Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Bodzin (Bunny Zager), 10200 Troy,
Oak Park, a son, Sandy Brian.
• • •
Feb. 25—To Mr. and Mrs." Lawr-
ence SimMer (Sharron Thomas),
23099 Plumbrooke Dr., Southfield
a son, Jeffrey Todd.
• * •
Feb. 22—To Mr. and Mrs. Clif-
ford Paskel (Marlene Verier),
24654 Rensselaer, Oak Park, a son,
Eric Alan.

Recommended by Physicians

RABBI LEO

GOLDMAN

Expert Mohel

Serving Hospitals and Homes

LI 1-9769

LI 2-4444

REV. GOLDMAN L

MARSHALL

MOHEL

353-5444

CHARLES J. REICH has been
appointed psychologist departmen
head for Region One of the Detroi
Public Schools. In that capacity,
he will be in charge of psychologic-
al services for the region, which
consists of 40 schools in the city's
west and southwest areas.
• • •
ROBERT ARONSON, on leave'
from the Detroit Public Schools,
is one of 24 industrial arts teachers
studying at Wayne State Univer- '
sity. He was selected from over'
900 applicants throughout the na-
tion to participate in the $211,000
federally supported project. He is
one of 12 Fellows specializing in
energy and propulsion. The other
group is majoring in industrial
materials and processes. William
Wolansky is associate director of
the project.

Honor Bordelove Weil Award Winners to Get JWB Honors
SAN FRANCISCO — Winners of tribution to the advancement of
the 1968 Frank L. Well Awards of American Jewish culture."
at Jericho IOOF
the National Jewish Welfare Board
Mr. and Mrs. Stone are the first
be presented with medallions husband-wife team to win a Frank
Party on Tuesday will
and scrolls at the April 27 banquet L. Well Award since it was estab-

Maurice Bordelove, past grand
master of Michigan 100F, will be
honored by the Jericho Lodge of
the Independent Order of Odd Fel-
lows at a cabaret party 8:30 p.m.
March 26, at the new Lodge Tem-
ple, 433 E. 11 Mile, Royal Oak.
Harry Weinberg, entertainment
chairman, former director of the
WJBK Jewish Radio Hour, will be
master of ceremonies. Weinberg
urges that reservations for the

WSU Law School,
Hillel Foundation
to Hear Israeli

Leon Fine, former New Yorker, I
now living in Israel and practicing
law there, is on a lecture tour at
the law schools of 10 Midwestern
universities and colleges, includ-
ing Wayne State University and
the University of - ,-
Michigan.
He will speak
at the Wayne
State University
Law School, 3:30
p.m. March 26,
in Classroom A,
on "Crime and
Punishment in,
Israel."
Fine will also
speak at a brunch
at the WSU Bnai
Brith Hillel Foun-
dation 11 a. m. Fine
March 24, at Hillel House, 4841
Second.
Both events are open to the
community without charge. Peo-
ple who wish to attend the brunch
should call Hillel House, TE 1-0129,
before March 20.
At Hillel Fine will speak on
"American Settlers in Israel —
Who Are They, Why Do They
Come, How Are They Doing?"

AJCommittee Applauds
Bishop's Designation

NEW YORK — Leaders of the
American Jewish Committee hailed
the designation of Bishop Terence
J. Cooke as Archbishop of New
York as a "cause for great satisfac-
tion," auguring well for "the devel-
opment of rich and fruitful relation-
ships between the Catholic and
Jewish peoples of this great city."
Recalling meetings in the past
between AJC executives and Bish-
op Cooke when the latter was aux-
iliary bishop in the Archdiocese, a
statement by Bertram H. Gold,
and Rabbi Marc H. Tannenbaum,
director of interreligious affairs,
said: "He has demonstrated a
particularly keen and informed
understanding of Judaism and the
Jewish people.

i session of JWB's national biennial
convention.
They are Solomon Litt, president
of the World Federation of YMHAs
and Jewish Community Centers
and a past president of JWB; Mrs.
Daniel L. Stone, a vice-chairman of
the JWB women's organizations'
services; Daniel L. Stone, a mem-
ber of JWB's armed forces and
veteran services committee; and
Lazar Weiner , music director of
the Workmen's Circle Chorus and
of the Central Synagogue of New
York.
Litt was voted the award "for
distinguished contribution to the
advancement of the Jewish Com-
munity Center field." Mr. and Mrs.
Stone are honored "for distin-
guished contribution to the wel-
fare of Jewish personnel in the
U.S. armed forces. Weiner is being
honored "for distinguished con-

The powdered milk supplied by
UNICEF would fill freight cars
stretching from Buffalo, N.Y., to
Detroit.

protect your
children's
feet

by fittings from
the most
complete range

of sizes and

widths known
to the shoe
industry.

* * ROBINSON'S
4(
LEATHER *

HACK's experienced shoe fitters
don't ever have to substitute size;

4c

*

*

*

they have the correct size
available.

SHOP

HaeK
SHOE COMPANY

25250 Greenfield

at 10 Mile, Oak Park

33 East Adams
MAURICE BORDELOVE
Phone: 548-5590
I Limn* 20901 KM Rd.
party be made before March 17 * uggage
L
• an
Hdbags .4c
235 Pismo, Birmingham
in view of the large attendance
Repairing
expected to honor a distinguished
IOOF leader who also is a former %*********** -
master of Jericho Lodge.
Bordeiove played important roles
in many local movements. He was
a leader in American Jewish Con-
gres in its early years of activity
AND ORCHESTRA
here, was active in Zionist circles
"Mariachi's" For Cocktails & Dinner
and in the philanthropic drives.
"Continental Sound" For Dining & Dancing
At Tuesday's party, there will
be refreshments and entertain-
ment by the "Three Mrs." Wein-
PLUS The Authentic Latin Rythms
berg said.

PANCHITO

UN 1-8129

Announce Speaker
for Youth Rally
`Project Outcry'

Represetntatives of Detroit Jew-
ish youth groups sponsoring "Pro-
ject Outcry"—a rally for Soviet
Jewry—announced that Dr. Daniel
N. Jacobs will be the keynote
program at the
Jewish Center, 3
p.m. April 7.
Dr. Jacobs is a
professor of gov-
ernment in Mi-
ami University's
college of arts
and science in
Oxford, 0., has
hosted a series
on the National
Educational Tele-
vision network.
Dr. Jacobs He speaks Rus-
sian fluently, has traveled in the
Soviet Union, Poland, Czechoslo-
vakia, Switzerland, Italy and
France, and has taught Soviet
government, comparative govern-
ment and American government
at Hunter College before joining
Miami University.

HAVING A WEDDING or BAR MITIVA!

REGISTER YOUR OUT-OF-TOWN GUESTS A f THE BEAUTIFUL

EMBASSY MOTEL

14380 W. 8 MILE, OAK PARK

The school is Sponsored by the
Brith Milah Boai-d of New York
at the Mount Sinai Hospital, and
is supported in part by the Fed-
eration of Jewish Philanthropies
of New York. The Brith Milah
Board was organized by the
Jewish community of New York
in 1914 and to date has certified
more than 700 mohelim.
The school will offer a two-year
course of instruction and a one-
year internship. The goal is to
provide students with a solid
background in the religious and
medical aspects of Brith Milah,
ritual circumcision, and to develop
mohelim trained in Jewish law
and in accordance with highest
scientific standards.

LI 8-1825

Ideally Located Vs Mile From Northland
Hi-Fi, Restaurant and All Other Modern Conveniences

SPECIAL WEEKEND RATES — $10 PER DAY SINGLE

Airport Transportation Available

L.••-■-_■-•-
_•*.****

1•1111M*1.1.1..11.1.1

Ben Halpern, co-owner

141.411*,**•*-**.F • ",

+41, 77. . ,.1", • 41*.M111M.MtaIMINCY.

We'll treat your family to the best!

buy 3, get

FREE!

We want to reward you ...
after you discover how

delicious prime salmon can
be. One taste, and Pillar
Rock, the prime
f
red salmon,
will be your favorite for
flavor. It's redder,
richer, meatier!

Ritual Circumcision School Set Up

NEW YORK — The first formal
school in history for the training
of the practitioner of ritual circum-
cision (mohel), will open Monday,
it has been jointly announced by
Rabbi Leo Jung, president of the
Brith Milah Board of New York,
and Dr. Martin R. Steinberg, di-
rector of the Mount Sinai Hospital.
The hospital is cooperating and
offering its facilities for the school,
known as the Brith Milah School
Conducted at the Mount Sinai Hos-
pital.
Traditionally, the training of the
mohel has been achieved through
the apprenticeship system. The
school's purpose is to insure for
the New York Jewish community
highly qualified men to perform
this task.

lished in 1951 in the name of the
late president of JWB.

PILLAR ROCK—THE PRIME RED SALMON

Send complete labels from three 33/4 oz. cans PILLAR ROCK Fancy
Red Salmon and get a coupon good for nne free 33/4 oz. can Pillar
Rock Fancy Red Salmon.

Mail this order form today

FREE CAN

NEFCO

FREE CAN

27-5133
CANNED SALMON
P.O. Box 1912, Seattle, Washington 98111

Enclosed are 3 labels
from 33/4 oz. size cans of NAME
Pillar Rock Fancy Red
Salmon. Please send
coupon good for one free ADDRESS
33/4 oz. can of Pillar Rock
R ed salmon.
CITY
E void when ZIP
good may SjilAuT.s.A.
Limit one coupon per family or address. Offer
Labels submitted by clubs or organizations will not be honored. Duplicate requests con-
stitute fraud. THIS IS A MAIL-IN COUPON—IT IS NOT REDEEMABLE unless mailed as

specified In the offer. OFFER GOOD ON THE 33/4 OZ. SIZE CAN ONLY. Labels from cans I
of other sizes, other brands or coupons without labels cannot be
for this offer.

THIS OFFER EXPIRES SEPTEMBER 30, 1963.

honored