People Make News Rabbi RIEVAN W. SLAVKIN of way backers have raceways here, in his capacity as president of the Temple Beth Israel, Jackson, will in the Far West, Southwest and AJPA, at a function in Minneapolis. represent the Jewish Chautauqua Southeast. last Sunday. a, s * Society as lecturer at Nazareth a a * College, Nazareth, Mich. on JOSEPH CARDINAL FRINGS, LEO R. KNIGHT, Detroit photo- Wednesday. He will speak in as- who preached sermons from the grapher, has been elected to the sembly at 1 p.m. on the subject pulpit of the Cologne Cathedral national council of the Profession- "Masada: Revisited." condemning the Nazi persecution al Photographers of America, Inc., * * * of Jews as "an injustice that cries oldest and largest association of At a meeting -of the board of to the heavens," will retire this professional photographers in the Cunningham Drug Stores, HAR- month from his post as archbishop world. The national council is the OLD D. HOLDER was elected of the Cologne diocese. He is 82. governing body of the PP of A. president and chief operating offi- • • * * Each councilman serves in a gov- cer, and a member of the board. erning capacity representing both RAY A. SHAPERO, 42, who had LEON DULTZIN, treasurer of his state and the national associa- been president, was elected chair- the Jewish Agency in Jerusalem, tions. Knight is the owner of Leo man of the board and chief execu-J arrived in New York to attend a Knight Photography, 17590 Wyo- Live officer. ALAN E. SCHWARTZ, series of meeting of the Jewish ming. who became chairman in August Agency — American Section, the * * * 1968, was elected chairman of the United Jewish Appeal and the executive committee and chief United Israel Appeal. He will also The Bnai Brith Hillel Foundation financial officer. confer with American Jewish lead- at the University of Michigan held ers on the philanthropic needs of a symposium on "Implications of * * s Israel. Dultzin will be guest speak- t h e Artificial Prolongation of Ind.), a recognized authority on the er at UJA regional conferences Life," in which participants were Middle East and South East Asian this month in Palm Springs and DR. DONALD KAHN, the U-M affairs, will be the guest speaker at Chicago, and will speak from coast thoracic surgeon who was on both the 61st annual di er of Bnai Zion, to coast at fund-raising meetings of the university's heart transplant k, F . 23, in tribute to of local welfare funds launching teams; law professor WILLIAM Congressman Herbert Tenzer, re- the UJA's 3969 Israel Emergency PIERCE, director of the univer- sity's legislative research center; cipient of the organization's 1969 Fund. * * Prof. ROBERT C. W. ETTINGER America-Israel Friendship G o 1 d of Highland Park Junior College, Medal Award. Plaques from the American Jewish * * Press Association for 25 or more president of the Cryonics (body- LARRY LoPATIN, Detroit finan- years of service to Jewish journal- freezing) Society of Michigan; and cier and developer, announced ism were presented to LEO H. Rabbi IRWIN GRONER of Cong. plans that will give him control FRISCH, editor and publisher of Shaarey Zedek. • * over California's Riverside Race- the American Jewish World, and way—a move that makes him head to Mrs. Frisch, and to other mem- Rabbi RONALD LUBOFSKY, of the largest auto racing empire bers of the Jewish weekly's staff, one of Australia's leading Jewish in the United States. LoPatin and by Adolph Rosenberg of Atlanta, scholars and educators, and AVRA- his Michigan International Speed- publisher of the Southern Israelite, HAM AVI-HAI, public affairs sec- retary for Israel Prime Minister Levi Eshkol, are addressing Jew- ish and campus groups in 14 American communities this month as Bnai • Brith visiting lecturers. Feb. 6—To Mr. and Mrs. San- Winchester, Southfield, a daugh Rabbi Lubofsky will speak 8:30 ford H. Wald (Sandra Jacobs), ter, Jennifer Faith. p.m. Feb. 24 at Beth Achim Syna- * r. * 14210 Hart, Oak Park, a son, Jona- gogue. thon Marcus. Jan. 26—To Mr. and Mrs. Ron- * s * * * * ald L. Oberndorf (Shiela Kauf- Bnai Brith announced three re- man), 22023 W. Brandon, Farming- Feb. 5—To Mr. and Mrs. Gerald appointments to its commission on Halkner (Elaine Densen), 144641 ton, a son, Danny. * a a community and veterans services. Glenfield, a daughter, Karen Leigh. I Jan. 26—To Mr. and Mrs. Victor Renamed by Dr. William A. Wex- * * ler, president of the Bnai Brith, Feb. 5—To Mr. and Mrs. Paul Widenbaum (Ronna Leff), 21691 were: GORDON LEVOY of Bever- Brookenthal (Bella Feldman), 24311 Kenosha, Oak Park, a daughter, ly Hills, Calif., HERMAN J. Amy Lynn. Condon, Oak Park, a son, K3ith • * NUDELMAN of Bay Harbor Is- Richard. Jan. 25—To Mr. and Mrs. Morton land, Fla., and WILLARD VINIT- * = Eskin (Barbara Pelavin), 4030 W. SKY of Minneapolis. Feb. 4—To Mr. and Mrs. Sanford 13 Mile, Royal Oak, a daughter, * * Layne, 30560 Southfield, S hf' ld, Marcie Lynn. New York philanthropist and a daughter, Nicole Lee. • = * ▪ * * manufacturer GEORGE SAGAN of Jan. 25—To Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Jan. 28—To Mr. and Mrs. David M. Kaftan (Carole Sue Kogan), Essex County, N.J., has endowed Sterns (Marcia Spizman), 20175 15237 Northgate, Oak Park, a son, a chair in the creative arts at .Brandeis University that will sup- Jeffrey David. port the incumbency of visiting • * * RABBI SHAIALL artists for theater, fine arts, dance Jan. 24—To Mr. and Mrs. Har- and ballet. The George and Esther vey Sosin (Harlene Feen), 17240 Sagan Chair in Creative Arts will Anna, Southfield, a daughter Beth bring to the University an outstand- Ann. ing artist in one of the above fields • * * to teach in both graduate and un- Jan. 23—To Mr. and Mrs. Ron- dergraduate areas. ald Siegel (Shela Chanin), 6771 • * Cottonwood Knoll, Birmingham, a ALFRED PLOTKIN, a member daughter, Tiffany Chanin. REV. GOLDMAN L. a * * of the staff of Detroit General Hos- Jan. 14 — To Mr. and Mrs. Earl pital for 20 years, has been named Samuels (Elizabeth Fischer), 29648 MOHEL Lochmoor, Farmington, a daughter, head of Detroit General. He had recently been named acting admin- Emily Carisa. 353-5444 a * istrator by the Detroit Board of Jan. 12—To Mr. and Mrs. Allan Health. A certified public account- Kash (Sylvia Senor), formerly of ant, Mr. Plotkin holds a law degree Oak Park, now of Davenport, Ia., from Wayne State University. a son, Benjamin Aaron. • * * * * • Experienced Mohel Dec. 21—To Mr .and Mrs. David The British Foreign Office ad- Serving in Hospitals & Homes L. Levy (Barbara Burton), 10201 vised its embassy here that the Albany, Oak Park, a son, Jason name of WALTER H. ANNEN- 544-2864 Immanuel. BERG had been submitted by * * * President Nixon as the U.S. am- To Mr. and Mrs. Martin Ginsberg bassador-designate to the United Recommended by Physicians (Carol Fishman of Oak Park), of Kingdom. Annenberg, 61, is a RABBI Yonkers, N.Y., a daughter, Laura millionaire publisher whose papers Beth. include the Philadelphia Inquirer • a * and Philadelphia News. If the Sen- Expert Mohel To Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Green- ate approves his nomination, he Serving Hospitals and Homes stein (Penny Gottlieb), 14140 Sher- will be the first Jewish U.S. am- LI 2-4444 LI 7-9769 wood, a daughter, Amy Michelle. bassador to the Court of St. James. nouncernents Mt. Hermon Road Built G reenberg-illils tein TIBERIAS—"First you follow in our footsteps, and then we drive in yours"—With these words, Briga- dier David Elazar of the Northern Command characterized the coop- eration between the Israel Army. and the Jewish National Fund when addressing guests at the comple- tion of the new JNF road to the top of Mt. Hermon. Before the ceremony, partici pants, among them JNF World Chairman Jacob Tsur, drove up on the road to a peak 7,216 feet above sea level. Plans for I1edding Told Miss Balberor Engaged to Robert Seibel of N. Y. MISS DIANE GREENBERG At a recent party, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Jack Greenberg of Parklawn Ave., Oak Park, announced the engagement of their daughter Diane to William Sheldon Milstein, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Milstein of Jerome Ave., Oak Park. Miss Greenberg is a senior at Wayne State University where she is majoring in Spanish. Her fiance attended the Detroit Institute of Technology. The couple plans an August mar- riage. THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS 34—Friday, February 14, 1969 MISS CAROLYN BALBEROR Dr. and Mrs. Harry Balberor of River Crest Dr., Southfield, an- nounce the engagement of their daughter Carolyn Elaine to Robert Seibel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Seibel of Jamaica, N.Y. An August wedding date is set. COVI LLE FOR THE TOPMOST IN DIRECT COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY Vs to 1/2 OFF SALE • From the Collection of IRENE SUGAR Featuring Cocktail Dresses, Daytime Ensembles, Imported Knit Suits, Etc. 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