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Bride
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to Solo at Artist
Division Chairmen and Sinai Hospital
Concert on Nov. 17

22—Friday, October 4, 1968

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Judith Feuerman to Be

Receive Honors at Federation Meeting

The men who have given leader-
ship to the four budget and plan-
ning divisions of the Jewish Wel-
fare Federation, since their forma-
tion 20 years ago, will be honored
at the annual meeting of Federa-
tion. 6 p.m. Thursday at the Jew-
ish Center.
Established to provide a better
approach toward orderly planning
for communal services as well as
agency buildings in Detroit so that
needs would be filled and social
problems solved by the commu-
nity. the divisions have used the
talents and interest of many hun-
dreds of volunteers through the

years. Almost 150 men and women
are currently serving as division
members.
"Through the divisions, Detroit
Jewry has created one of the na-
tion's best planned programs of
services in community relations,
education, health and welfare
and capital needs," Hyman
Safran, Federation president,
said. "With changing times
needs have changed and mem-
bers of the divisions have helped
develop programs and agencies
which through the years kept
up to date with specific prob-
lems, both local and national in
scope."

The chairman of the divisions
' who spent many hours of time
and effort in bringing about an
organized community are:
Chairmen of Committee on
Capital Needs — Max J. Zivian,
1951-56: Sidney J. Allen, 1956-58;
Louis Tabashnik, 1957-66: Irving
Rose, 1966 to the present.
Community Relations Division—
Morris Garvett, 1949-51; Ben L.
Silberstein. Judge William Fried-
man, Co-Chairmen. 1952: Jacob A.
Citrin, 1953-58: Jack 0. Lefton,
1959-62; Samuel S. Greenberg,
1963-64; Stanley J. Winkelman,
1965 to the present.
Education Division—Henry Mey-
ers, 1949-51: Morris Garvett, 1952-
57; Louis LaMed, 1958-63; Man-
dell L. Berman, 1964 to the pres-
ent.
Health and Welfare Division —
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Maurice A. Enggass, 1948-50: Mil-
ton
K. Mahler. 1950-52; George M.
MISS MARCIA EDER
Stutz. 1952-57: Erwin S. Simon,
At a recent open house, Dr. 1957-61; Alan E. Schwartz, 1962-66;
and Mrs. Warren Eder of Jean- Dr. Peter G. Shifrin, 1966 to the
ette Ave. Southfield, announced present.
the engagement of their daughter
The Fred M. Butzel Memorial
Marcia to Michael Leibson, son Award for Communal Leadership
of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Leibson traditionally bestowed annually will
of Grand Rapids.
be presented at the meeting.
Both Miss Eder and her fiance
Sinai Hospital. which is observ-
attend the University of Michigan. ing its 15th anniversary, also will
An Aug. 17 wedding is being he honored.
"tanned.
During the business meeting.
new members of the board of gov-
ernors will be elected. Placed in
nomination for terms which will
expire in 1971 are Irving Rose and
Alan E. Schwartz for re-election;
and as new members, N. Brewster
Broder, Rabbi Hayim Donim, Ron-
ald L. Greenberg. Mrs. Harry L.
Jones, Edward C. Levy, Max M.
Shaye and George M. Zeltzer.
Paul Broder is chairman of the
nominating committee, and mem-
IT STICKS TO THE
bers are Irwin Green. Milton J.
Miller. Mrs. Max Stollman and
SPAGHETTI
George M. Stutz.

.1liss Eder, .11r. Leibson
l o 3Ia ri-v Next Summer

Michael Irilsons II
art Cong. ..4havas Achim

MISS JUDITH FEUERMAN

Mr. and Mrs. George Feuerman
of Southfield Rd., Southfield, an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Judith Ellen to Neil El-
Mouchi, son of Mrs. Ruth El-
Mouchi of Wildwood Ave., Oak
Park and Mr. Daniel El-Mouchi of
Chicago.
Both Miss Feuerman and her
fiance attended Eastern Michigan
University and are now students
at Wayne State University.
A June wedding is planned.

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ETERNAL LIGHT

Time: 10:30 p.m. Sunday
Station: WWJ

Feature:. "Views and Reviews
From Israel, — first in a series of
interviews with prominent Israelis
taped this summer, as Dr. Ben
Zion Bokser, program editor for
the Eternal Light and a member
of the faculty of the Jewish Theo-

logical Seminary of America talks
with the Reverend Peter Schneid-
er, adviser to the Anglican arch-
bishop of Jerusalem on Jewish-
Christian relations.
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HEAR OUR VOICE

Time: 11:30 p.m. Sunday
Station: WCAR
Feature: Canter Harold Otbach
discusses the songs of Hasidim in
the collection by the Rabbis of
Modzitz which are sung by Ben
Zion Shenker.

Shaarit Haplayta will hold a se-
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MUSIC BY

Two Detoit musicians will be
presented as soloists in the Annual
Artist Concert of the Music Study
Club Nov. 17 at Oak Park High
School.
According to Mrs. Ben Meckler,
vice president and chairman of
the concert, they will be Judy Ber-
man, violinist, daughter of Mrs.
Lawrence Berman and the late
Dr. Berman; and pianist Cynthia
Raim, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Raim.
Miss Berman, a graduate of the
Juilliard School of Music, has con-
certized and appeared on televi-
sion throughout the Southeast and
has developed a reputation as a
chamber music artist. At present,
she is assistant professor of violin
at the University of Georgia,
where she is concertmaster of the
University Civic Orchestra.
Miss Raim, though not yet 17,
has won many honors and nu-
merous scholarships and has made
five solo appearances with the
Detroit Symphony, as well as with
other orchestras. She is a pupil
of Mischa Kottler.

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Time:, 9:30 a.m. Sunday
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Feature: Simcha Dinitz, minister
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HIGHLIGHTS

Time: 9:45 a.m. Sunday
Station: Channel 2
Feature: First of a new series,
"Masada," which deals with the
archaeological exhibition now at
the Detroit Institute of Arts.

LUBAVITCH JEWISH HOUR
Time: 8 a.m. Sunday

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Station: WKNR
Feature: "A Call to Repent-
ance."

NEW THICK
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SAUCE FROM

World ORT Central Body
to Hold Parley in Canada

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MRS. MICHAEL WILSON

Janice Adrian Bleeman recently
became the bride of Michael Alan
Wilson at Ahavas Achim Syna-
gogue.
The couple's parents are Mr.

NEW YORK—A total of 150 Jew-
ish community leaders from 27
countries in North and South Amer-
ica, Europe, Africa, Asia and Aus-
trailia will assemble in Montreal
Oct. 26-29, for the 1968 international
conference of the Central Board of
the World ORT Union, it was an-
nounced by Dr. William Haber,
president of the Central Board.
The Central Board is the policy-
making unit elected to carry out
the policies of the ORT Congress,
which meets every five years. The

and Mrs. Manny Bleeman of Wey-
her Ave., Livonia, and Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Wilson of Templar Ave.,
Southfield.
The newlyweds will live in Montreal conference will be the
Southfield after a honeymoon in first of the World ORT Union to be
held in the Western Hemisphere.
Puerto Rico.

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