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Mrs. Marshall M. Miller and Mrs. Joseph Maltzer, both of
Huntington Woods, participated this month in the 15th international
conference of the World Union for Progressive Judaism, in Jerusalem.
Mrs. Miller, a leader in the Sisterhood of Temple Beth El, is vice
president of the National Federation of Temple Sisterhoods. Mrs. Malt-
zer, Sisterhood of Temple Emanu-El, is a member of the national
.federation's board of directors and chairman of the NFTS special
committee on Israel. Both are members of the NFTS special committee
on overseas affiliates.
Official delegatees to the National Auxiliaries Convention of the
Children's Asthma Research Institute and Hospital (CARIH), through
Wednesday include Mesdames Allan Levin, Michigan Council; Joseph
Landsberg, Detroit League; Edward Surma, Northwest Chapter; and
Donald Golde, Detroit Junior Chapter. Attending the convention with.
the delegates will be Mrs. Erma Levy and Mrs. Melba Prentiss of the
Detroit League.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Weintraub of Shaftsbury Ave. entertained
at a surprise garden party for 75 relatives and friends honoring their
son, Arnold Sheldon, upon his graduation from Wayne State University's
law school. Mr. Weintraub, who holds a bachelor's degree from the
school of engineering, graduated cum laude and also received a book
award.
ill hold its annual picnic 10 a . m . Sunday at
Cornfie id F am y Cl u b w
Peterson Park.
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Harley M. Selling, president of
the Michigan Council, American
Jewish Congress, was awarded the
Ford Good Citizen Award by the
Ford Motor Company in recogni-
tion of -outstanding service to the
community.
In presenting the award Henry
Ford II, during ceremonies at. the
Ford administration headquarters,
stated that any citizen who ad-
dresses himself to the impelling
urban problems of the day con-
tributes importantly to the future
security of all.
Selling is manager of data proc-
essing technology f o r the Ford
Motor Company and is immediate
past president of the Detroit Photo
Guild. He is a member of the ex-
ecutive committee of the Jewish
Community Council and was co-
founder of a series of Negro-
Jewish dialogues which established
the fact that there are meaningful
areas where responsible white citi-
zens could interact positively with
members of the black community.
Marilyn Barbara Schwartz,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney
Schwartz of Inkster Rd., Frank-
lin; became the bride of Howard
Lee Streit in a recent ceremony
at Adas Shalom Synagogue. Rabbi
Jacob E. Segal officiated. The
bridegroom's parents are Mr. and
Selling has also been involved
Mrs. Herman Streit of Tottenham in working with the board of edu-
Rd., Birmingham.
cation to observe a specially con-
structed curriculum aimed at
The bride. wore a sleeveless
peau de lange lace gown with a building a positive self-image for
inner-city children.
mandarin neckline, tiny buttons
running from collar to hem and
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a chapel-length - train. Her veil
was a shoulder-length Camelot Dr. Leonard Stitelman
mantilla of matching lace and
Appointed to Staff of
she carried her mother's Bible
Metropolitan Fund, Inc.
topped with Phalaenopsis or-
chids and roses.
' Dr. Leonard A. Stitelman, assist-
Doree Sue Schwartz, the bride's ant chairman of Wayne State Uni-
sister , was maid of honor. Brides- . versity's department of political
maids were Mrs. Michael Victor science, has been named director
of Miami and Mrs. Daniel Clark, of intergovernmental relations for
Nancy and Sherry Streit, sisters Metropolitan Fund, Inc., effective
July 1, at which time he .began' a
of the bridegroom.
one-year leave of absence from the
best
man.
Mark Gordon was
Ushers were Lonny Grossman, university.
Daniel Clark and the bride's
A 1953 graduate of Brooklyn
College, Stitelman received his
brothers, Robert and F i 1 i p
MA from Columbia University .
Schwartz.
and his PhD from. the UniverSity
Beach
honey-
Miami
After a
of Colorado.
moon, the couple will reside in
,Jacksonville, where the bridegroom
He has served in administrative
is stationed.
positions with the National Insti-
tutes of Health, as a consultant
to President Kennedy's Study
Group on a National Service Pro-
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gram, as an instructor in political
science at the University of Colo-
rado and as an assistant professor
of political science at Wayne State,
prior to assuming his duties as
assistant chairman of the WSU
political science department. -
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Dr. Stitelman's publications in-
and a tine selection of •
quality broadlooms.
• elude the recently published "Au-
tomation in Government: a Com-
rugs and carpeting
puter Survey of the Detroit Metro-
cleaned to perfection
politan Region" for Metropolitan
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two children. He has been a mem-
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Camp Gan Israel's open house
and visiting day will take place
noon-4 p.m. Sunday in Linden.
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After lunch, there will be a tour
of the camp grounds. Dedication I
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ceremonies will be held in honor
of Mr. and Mrs. Abe Kasle (the
Green-8 Center & Bloomfield Commons
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Abe Kasle Library) and Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Kasle (the Louis Kasle
Cabin) and in memory of the late
Jacob J. Field (the Field Memorial
Arts and Crafts Center).
After the ceremonies, the
guests and parents will be en-
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troit Lubavitch, Rabbi Yitschak M.
Kagan, moderator of the "Luba-
vitch Jewish Hour" weekly radio
program.
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HOW a rd L. Streit Takes Harley Selling
MRS. HOWARD STREIT
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