Harley Faxon to 7'ake Yeshiva U. Scholar Greene-Hoffman Vows
Bride, Beverly Fantich to Discuss Masada to Be Spoken Next Month

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

32—Friday, October 25, 1968

College Students'

lb: Friedman to Take
Kosher Food Plans
Bride FromNeu' Orleans

on Lecture-Tour

The Bnai Brith Hillel Foundation
and Midrasha. College of Jewish
Studies, are sponsoring a special
showing of Masada at the Detroit
Institute of Arts Tuesday evening.
The showing will be introduced
at 7 p.m. with a lecture by Dr.
Louis H. Feldman, chairman of
the department of classics at Ye-
shiva University. His subject will
be "The Defenders of Masada:
Heroes or Cowards?" The exhibit
will be •viewed at 8:30 at no ad-

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BY BEN GALLOB

(Copyright 1968, JTA, Inc.)

A 15-year-old program to provide
kosher food facilities for Jewish
college students, which served
more than 400 students during the
past school year at seven major
universities, is being steadily ex-
panded, according to a report by
the National Council of Young
Israel, sponsor of the project.
The universities and the number
of Jewish students served during
the 1967-68 school year were listed
by Stanley W. Schlessel, director
of Young Israel's Intercollegiate
Council, as follows: Cornell, 75:
George Washington. 75; Syracuse.
60; Michigan, 50; Buffalo, 20; Yale,
50; John Hopkins, 75.
The Jewish Telegraphic Agency
was told that there are three basic
types of kosher dining arrange-
ments in the program — restau-
rant style facilities, sandwich op-
eration facilities and pre-cooked
meal service. The restaurant ap-
proach entails renting an apart-
ment or a large house near the
university campus. The apartment
is provided with a restaurant-type
kitchen, and with the required per-
sonnel, including a kashrut super-
visor, a faculty adviser and a vol-
unteer or paid rabbi.
George Washington, Michigan,
Yale, Syracuse and John Hopkins
are sites for restaurant facilities
without dormitories, which also
operate 10 months a year with a
m a shgiakh.

,

MISS BEVERLY FANTICH

mission charge.
Holder of a recent Guggenheim
Fellowship, Dr. Feldman has pub-
lished widely in the field of Greek
and Roman history and culture as
well as Jewish Hellenism. His
MISS ELLEN GREENE
most recent publication is a criti-
cal edition of Josephus' "Jewish
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew E. Greene
Antiquities." books 18 to 20, with
i English translation and commen- of Hilton Rd., Southfield, announce
the engagement of their daughter
tary.
"Masada" — already on its
Ellen Margo to Douglas S. Hoff-
way to being the most popular
man, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard
archaeological exhibition ever
Hoffman of Red Maple Ln., South-
brought to Detroit — enters its
field.
final weeks at the Art Institute
this weekend.
The marriage will take place
Some 13,000 persons have seen Nov. 23.

Mr. and Mrs. Julius Fantich of
MISS LEBA PACTOR
Dover Ave., Southfield, announce
the
engagement of their daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Pactor of
Beverly Joyce to Harley Edward
New Orleans announce the engage-
Faxon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
ment of their daughter Leba Ann
Faxon of Santa Barbara Ave.
to Neal Friedman, son of Mr. and
Miss Fantich is a senior at
Mrs. Jack S. Friedman of Jerome
Wayne State University. Her fiance
Ave., Oak Park.
attends the University of Michigan
Mr. Friedman is a graduate of
School of Architecture.
Wayne State University's school
An Aug. 17 wedding is planned. the Masada exhibition since its
of business administraticn.
opening Oct. 4. Many of these were
The couple plans to wed in
school children who came as a
December.
class. For the lecture by Dr. Nelson
Glueck, there was an attendance
of 1,500.
Museum director Willis F. Woods
Osias Zwerdling, Ann Arbor's suggests that plans be made to
venerable Jewish and civic leader, see the show any day before noon
will mark his 90th birthday on Sun- (except Monday), Friday after-
day, and the occasion again will be noons (traditionally slow before
utilized by his community to honor weekends) and Tuesday evenings
until 9:30.
him for a lifetime of services.
Lee Franklin Weinstock
The Washtenaw County Commu-
Runs for Charter Body
nity Council has arranged for a
For the HY Spot
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education, served as vice chair-
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and chairman of this year's tax
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