Susan Levey of Ohio
Israel Orchestra
Bnai Brith Honors Campaign Leaders Adds to Repertoire to Wed Stuart Graines
..y 14, 1969
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEVIS
The Israel Chamber Orchestra,
which recently scored critical suc-
cesses on its European tour and
appearances in several festivals,
comes to the Masonic Temple
Feb. 22.
The orchestra was founded in
1965 by its artistic director, Gary
Bertini, upon making strenuous
auditions of the country's best
young musicians. Of those select-
ed, some had finished their train-
ing abroad, or at the Samuel Rubin
Academy of Music in Tel-Aviv.
Others were newcomers to Israel,
who brought with them vast musi-
cal experience from the capitals of
The 1968 Bnai Brith Services Appeal leadership, honored at the
Europe.
with
Supreme
are
shown
victory dinner-dance at Cong. Shaarey Zedek,
During the next 12 months, the
Lodge Vice President David Blumberg (center). From left are David
orchestra's members on repertoire
Pollack, Mrs. Jack Sayles, Mrs. Harold Robinson and Leonard N.
and
developed unity as an en-
of
the
campaign.
Simons, honorary chairman
semble and the high standards of
performance that have become its
Yost Explains Stand on Airport Incident
trademarks.
In 1966, the Israel Chamber
The U.S. position with relation ' of two individual terrorists and
Orchestra presented its first con-
to the Israeli retaliatory bombing 1 those of a sizable official mill-
cert
in Tel-Aviv, Jerusalem, Na-
at Beirut Airport was explained in ! tary force operating under Bov-
zareth and other Israeli cities.
a letter to Detroit accountant Mel- ! ernme.ntal orders."
Since then, the ensemble has
vin Weisz from the U.S. representmf He pointed out, however, that
ative to the United Nations, Charles I the U.S. disassociated itself from added more and more works to its
repertoire,
including B a r o q u e,
"the
sweeping
generalizations
Yost.
Weisz bad written Yost a letter, ' against and denunciations of Israel classical and contemporary cham-
ber
music,
as well as new Israeli
enclosing more than 1,500 names made in the Security Council meet-
compositions commissioned by the
on petitions collected by one worn- I ings."
ensemble.
an, Mrs. Morton Tobin of South-
field, in protest against the U.S. 500 Kids Go to Circus
poitio
suppoting
condemnation
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n
s
as Foundation's Tribute
of the state of Israel.
Mrs. Tobin gathered some 5,000 , to Late Louis Stone
names, some of which went to j Though he is long gone, the spirit
President Nixon and some to Wil- of the late druggist Louis Stone
liam Rogers, secretary of state. still live on.
Yost explained: "While we the
This year, as in the years of his
U.S. believe Israel was rightly life some 500 underprivileged
aroused and concerned about the,'
attack upon her aircraft in Athens, youngsters attended a performance
we have heard nothing to convince o of the Shrine Circus at the State
us that the government of Lebanon Fair Coliseum Feb. 5 as guests of
the Louis Stone Memorial Founds-
was responsible for it.
He called Israel's attack "dis- tion.
Created to continue Mr. Stone's
proportionate" in the "degree of
destruction involved" and "in work on behalf of "his boys and
difference between the acts girls," the foundation is under the
the
chairmanship of Federal Judge
Lawrence Gubow and is comprised
of leading citizens in Detroit. Judge
Gubow said "Since Louis Stone's
death, we, in the foundation, have
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Nathan Hack, retired Detroit that `A happy child is a good
child . ' "
shoe retailer who resides in Santa
Assisting hi m were Jac k
Monica, Calif., will be honored
from the pulpit of Temple Sholem Schwartz, general chairman, Mar-
on the occasion of his 85th tin Barahl, Judge Nathan Kauf-
today
man, Harold Berg. Sam Wag-. ;
birthday.
tier, Charles Lawrence, Silverman '
The oneg Shebat in his honor Detroit Post and Auxiliary of Jew-
will be' sponsored by his sons Mor-
War Veterans ' the Hellenic
ton
ton and Leonard, in the names of ;
r. of Trade and the Detroit
'°--
the elder Mr. Hack's grandchildren Board
Police Department.
and great-grandchildren.
Loading the children and accom-
Mrs. her
Nathan
Hack,
who will
cele-
brate
84th
birthday
next
{ panying them to the circus were
the committee chairmen and JWV
month, also will be named from , Department Commander Dr. Leon-
bimah, according to Rabbi and Schreiber, Mesdames Lawrence
Lawrence Block. Gubow and William Sniderman
The senior Hacks founded the Gubow
Schwartz, Sam Wagner,
Hack Shoe Co. here in 1916 and, Charles Lawrence an d Irving Caneer .
in his retirement, he invented the
Ripple sole.
Honorary life president of the
Michigan Shoe Retailers Associa-
tion, Mr. Hack has been active in
Bondsat Fete
the affairs of Temple Beth Sholem. $50 1 000
Pioneer Women Buy
The Greater Detroit Shoe Re-
tailers Association designated Feb.
9-15 as "RIPPLE Sole Shoe Week"
in honor of Hack's birthday. The
announcement was made by Nor-
man Rosenfeld, president of the
shoe association and head of Sib-
ley's Shoes, Detroit area chain.
For 10 successive years, the Tuc-
son Shoe Retailers Association has
honored his birthdays with "RIP-
PLE Sole Shoe Weeks," but this
year, he decided that he could no
longer travel to that city for the
exhausting round of luncheons and
meetings.
Thus, the move of the Detroit
group which he served so long, to
honor him at home, in absentia.
An original graphic arts exhibit
presented by the London Arts Gal-
lery will introduce the WOMEN
OF WAYNE's annual fund-raising
games party, Feb. 22 at the Grosse
Pointe War Memorial. The 400-
print exhibit will be open to the
public for veiwing and for sale
10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. For tickets,
contact Harriet Goldman, 626-6708.
MISS RENEE HARDEN
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C. Karden
of Bradford Circle, Southfield, an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Renee Joyce to Sheldon
Wiener, son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip
F. Wiener of St. Marys Ave.
Both the bride-elect and her
fiance attend Oakland Community
College.
A May 4 wedding is being
planned.
Criterion Club for single adults
will host its fourth annual games
night and dance 8:30 p.m. Saturday
at Cong. Beth Billet.
Bagels and the trimmings will be
served.
Everybody who is incapable of
learning has taken to teaching—
that is really what our enthusiasm
for education has come to.
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announce the engagement of their
daughter Susan to Stuart Graines,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Graines
also of Beachwood.
Miss Levey is a sophomore in the
school of education at Ohio State
University. Mr. Graines, a law stu-
dent, will graduate from George
Washington University in June.
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At the Pioneer Women's lead-
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and Mrs. Alexander Schreier,
which resulted in Israel Bond
subscriptions totaling $50,000, are
Tova Ben Zvi (left), Israeli folk
singer and lecturer, who was
guest artist, and Mrs. Schreier.
The cocktail reception was in
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