Men's Clubs I
PHI DELTA EPSILON MEDI-
CAL FRATERNITY will hold a
Harvest Moon barn dande 8:30
p.m. Saturday at the Roma Hall,
Jim Schultheis will be the caller,
A late supper will follow. Friends
are invited.
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Seagram's as a Gift Idea
The approaching Hanuka holidays
will provide many opportunities
for giving and serving Seagram's
Imported V.O., Canadian whiskey.
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Comedian Gmity
Headliner at Fete
for City of Hope
Headliner for the 56th annual
City of Hope dinner Nov. 23 at the
Sheraton-Cadillac Hotel will be
Morty Gunty. The event, sponsored
by the Detroit Businessmen's
Group, is Gunty's only local ap-
pearance this
year. The come-
dian has appear-
ed on top TV
variety shows, as
well as in clubs
in Las Vegas.
Baritone John-
ny Yune, who
a s entertained
troops and audi-
ences from Ko-
rea to Broadway,
will sing popular
tunes and ethnic
favorites. A Hol- Gunty
lywood personality will be sur-
prise guest, according to Moe
Miller, entertainment chairman.
Guests who have received per-
sonal invitations are asked to noti-
fy their sponsors at their earliest
opportunity.
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Meanwhile, Jack Beckwith, presi-
dent of Detroit Businessmen's
Group, announced the recognition
of new members to the City of
Hope Diamond Circle Group.
Composed of dedicated members
who subscribe to the humanitarian
goals of scientific and medical re-
search, the Diamond Circle Group
endows chairs for research, releas-
ing additional dollars to specialized
investigation and developments in
the catastrophic disease field.
Local members who have fulfill-
ed the requirements are Beckwith,
Eugene Epstein, Jack Epstein,
Robert Berman, Maurice Marrich,
Charles Canvasser, Sam Shulman,
Saul Katz, Harry Brodsky and
George Schlane.
Pioneer Women Gives
Prize to Authoress
Pioneer Women bestows its ma-
jor award, "The Hayim Green-
berg Literary Prize" to Marie
Waife-Goldberg (right), author
of the best-selling biography of
her father, "My Father, Sholom
Aleichem." Making the presenta-
tion at a special ceremony held
recently in New York City is Dr.
Sara Feder, professor of sociol-
ogy at the University of Missouri
and Pioneer Women's national
American affairs chairman.
Joan Lee Silby to Marry Workmen's Circle
Mr. Pinsky in Yonkers Issues Yiddish
Music Collection
Workmen's Circle this week is-
sued a multigraphed brochure for
Jewish Music Month to be ob-
served in March — "Yiddish Folk-
songs of Social Significance" by
Ruth Rubin, the noted folksong
expert and musicologist.
The booklet, accompanied by an
explanatory companion text of
readings marking Israel's 20th an-
niversary, contains a group of
popular lyrics, together with the
musical scores and definitive out-
lines of backgrounds for these
texts.
Transliterations enable those
who do not know Yiddish to be
able to use the texts, and there is
MISS JOAN SILBY
a pronunciation guide that simpli-
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Silby of fies the procedure.
Yonkers announce the engagement
The introductory essay points to
of their daughter Joan to Edward a revival of folk singing and ex-
Thomas Pinsky, son of Mr. and plains that Miss Rubin's present
Mrs. Harry Pinsky of Alpena.
compilation emphasizes the "social
Miss Silby and her fiance, who significance brought to the New
attended Michigan State Univer- World several generations ago, and
sity, plan to marry in Yonkers some protests and struggle songs
created in America later."
May 25.
St. Louis Cantor
to Solo at Chabad
Hasidic Concert
Remodeling
. Sale!
SATURDAY
JNF,,Is Building 2 Dams in Seized Golan Heights
JERUSALEM (JTA)—The Jew-
ish National Fund has built two
experimental dams in the Golan
Heights for irrigation and flood-
prevention purposes. The Kuneitra
area has been subjected to floods
in the winter, and agriculture in
the region has been neglected for
years because Syrians used the
Heights primarily as a military
encampment.
A nahal — Paramilitary settle-
ment — established shortly after
the Six-Day War near the head-
quarters of the Jordan River will
achieve kibutz status next week
when it affiliates with Kibutz Artzi
of the Hashomer Hatzair move-
ment.
The settlement occupies a site
formerly held by the Syrian Army
but on Israel's side of the interna-
tional boundary. The Jewish Agen-
cy's agricultural department will
assist the settlers until sufficient
land is made cultivable to support
them.
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RAYMOND ZUSSMAN AUXIL-
IARY will meet 8 p.m. Monday at
the home of Mrs. Louis Weber,
27335 Aberdeen, Southfield. There
will be reports on the sale of fund-
raising tickets and on the recent
white elephant sale.
4.
PFC. JOSEPH BALE POST will
continue its membership drive into
November and December to -reach
its goal of 500 members for 1960.
Jewish men and women who have
been in uniform may enroll at the
JWV office in the Labor Zionist
Institute.
GOWN!
Group to Hear Educator 'Masada' Ends Sunday
Joshua Weinstein, educational
director at Cong. Shaarey Zedek,
will speak at the next meeting of
Branch Seven, Labor Zionist Or-
ganization, 8 p.m. Sunday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Noveck, 18929 Lauder.
Akiva Open House Set
The PTA of Akiva Hebrew Day
School will hold its annual open
house 8 p.m. Monday and Nov. 18.
Parents will meet teachers in a
classroom environment to become
Cantor Samuel Heber of St. familiar with the curriculum.
Louis, a graduate of the Lubavitch- Guests are invited. For informa-
er Yeshiva in Brooklyn, will be tion, contact the school office, 545-
soloist at the Lubavitch Hassidic 1060.
Concert 7:30 p.m.
Dec. 8, in the
Community Arts
Auditorium o f
Wayne State Uni-
versity.
The concert
will honor Louis
E. Levitan on his
10 years as direc-
tor of the Detroit
Israel Bond Or-
ganization. Irwin Cantor Heber
Cohn is concert chairman.
Cantor Heber, as a child prodigy,
studied "hazanut" with the com-
poser Cantor Joshua Weisser.
For the last 15 years, Cantor
Heber has been cantor with a large
congregation in St. Louis. A lyric
tenor, he renders Hasidic interpre-
tations of the prayers, as well as
Israeli and Yiddish folk songs.
The concert will featUre 14
Lubavitch Hasidic singers and
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musicians who have issued six
records and have given concerts
all over the United States.
Rabbi Zalman Posner of Nash-
ville will be guest speaker.
The concert is sponsored by De-
troit friends of Chabad Lubavitch
and Camp Gan Israel.
The Lubavitch Women's Organi-
zation is participating in this an-
nual affair. For tickets and infor-
mation, call Merkos L'Inyonei
Chinuch, 398-2611.
Friday, November 8, 1968-31
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
"Masada: Fight for Freedom
on Herod's Stronghold" will
be shown for two more days at
the Detroit Institute of Arts. The
archaeological exhibit will be
shown for the last time Sunday.
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