28—Friday, September 13, 1968

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

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Dr. May Bere Merom of Tel Aviv recently visited Mr. and Mrs.
David Sislin at their cottage in Chelsea, Mich., and Mr. and Mrs. Har-
old Noveck in Detroit. Dr. Merom is a research psychologist in the
educational service of the municipality of Tel Aviv. She was in the
U.S. at a conference of psychologist-educators which was held in
Washington, D.C. last month.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Leiderman, 24240 Morton, Oak Park, have
just returned from Skokie, Ill., where they enrolled their son Dennis
in the Hebrew Theological College. The Leidermans stopped off for
a brief vacation in South Haven..

Braille Books Enable Jewish Blind
to Take Part in Holy Day Services

NEW YORK CITY — The Jewish
blind throughout the United States,
Canada, Israel, and other coun-
tries will be able to participate in
religious services fully integrated
with the sighted members of their
own congregations on ,the High
Holy Days, it has been. announced
by Judge Emil N. Baar, president

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America.
This has been made possible
through Braille editions of the spe-
cial prayerbooks for Rosh Hashana
and Yom Kippur which are pro-
vided free by the institute.
Among the texts which have
been distributed by the institute in
braille are the Reform prayerbook
in Hebrew and English, consisting
of three large volumes, and the
Conservative "Mahzor" in Hebrew
and English, consisting of six
large volumes. Orthodox Jews are
provided with special Hebrew and
English braille supplementary
prayers.
For blind persons who will re-
main at home, the institute has
made available, also without
charge, long-playing high fidelity
recordings of the religious
services.

Dr. and Mrs. Albert B. Shulman
of Oxley Rd., Southfield, announce
the engagement of their daughter
Carol Sue of Los Angeles to Barry
Gittelson, son of Mrs. George Git-
telson of Los Angeles, and the late
Superior Court Judge Gittelson.
Miss Shulman is a graduate of
the University of Michigan with a
degree in dental hygiene. Her
fiance is a graduate of the Univer-
sity of Southern California's school
of architecture, where he was
affiliated with Tau Sigma Delta
honorary architectural fraternity.
The couple is planning a Dec. 1
wedding.

Akiva Friends to Hear
Talk on Youth, Values

AdivIties

Friends of Akiva announces its
opening program meeting 8 p.m.
Sunday at the Whitehall Apts.
Community House, Southfield..
Dr. Milton Covensky, professor
of history at Wayne State Univer-
sity, will discuss "The Conflict of
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donor to the
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are to be used
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Ailing Judaism-Council
Employs New Director

NEW YORK—(JTA)—The Amer-
ican Council for Judaism, which
this year lost its executive direc-
tor and executive vice president,
has hired a new executive direc-
tor. He is Stuart Gottlieb of Law-
renceville, N.J., who previously
served as assistant director of
inter-religious affairs of the Amer-
ican Jewish Committee and its
assistant area director for Penn-
sylvania and Delaware. Gottlieb
also served for a brief period as
executive director of the Mizrachi
Women's Organization of America.
The anti-Zionist council, has been
torn by internal dissension over a
number of key policy and program
issues. Last May, Dr. Norton
Mezvinsky, executive director for
14 months, quit amidst charges
that the Council was "bigoted"
against Negroes and that Rabbi
Elmer Berger, its long-time execu-
tive vice president, had "freely
given speech writing assistance to
Arab representatives at the United
Nations, notably George Tomeh of
Syria." Those charges were subse-
quently denied by the Council.
A few months later Rabbi
Berger also resigned because of
ideological differences between
him and the present lay leader-
ship, a well-informed source said.

JWV

BLOCH ROSE AUXILIARY will
meet 8:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Oak
Park community center. Delegates
who recently returned from the
national convention will give re-
ports. For information, call Gerry
Feldman, president, 398-8955.

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GERSHWIN and ZIEGER CHAP-
TERS will hold a meeting noon
Thursday at the Sholem Aleichem
Institute. Convention awards will
be presented, and there will be a
fashion show with Jackie Cramp-
ton as moderator. Luncheon will
be served. Guests are invited.

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BUSINESS

and PROFESSIONAL
CHAPTER will meet 8:30 p.m.
Tuesday at Cong. Beth Hillel. A
presentatioli of certificates to 18-
year members, and plaques to 25-
year members will be given to
Dorothy Eisen. A convention re-
port by Myna Moss will be heard.
Refreshments will be served. For
information, call Hilda Wister,
547-8107.
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PISGAH CHAPTER will hold a
musical afternoon noon Wednesday
in Beth Hillel social hall. Mrs. Lee
Franklin Weinstock, program chair-
man, will introduce Julius Ring,
lyric tenor soloist at Cong. Beth
Abraham, in a medley of Yiddish,
Israeli, popular, classic and litur-
gical favorites. Accompanist is
Mrs. Betty Polen. Dessert luncheon
will be featured. AdmissionNis free.
Friends are invited. For informa-
tion, call Mrs. Fanny Stockier,
president, 543-1037.
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RABBI M. ZAGER CHAPTER
will meet 8 p.m. Wednesday at
Cong. Beth Hillel. The entertain-
ment will include the "Gay Ninety
Belles," who will perform a skit
on "Friendship"; and Mike Lom-
bardi, at 15 the youngest disc
jockey in the country, who will
give a talk on "Juvenile Delin-
quincy". Refreshments will be
served.

Old Timers Schedule
Memorial Services

Hannah Schloss Old Timers will
hold its annual memorial program
for departed members 8 p.m. Sept.
26 at the Jewish Center.
Dr. Leon Fram and Cantor Har-
old Orbach of Temple Israel will
officiate, according to Harry T.
Madison, president, and Harry Plis-
kow, memorial service program
chairman.

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