THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, February 21, 1969-27
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a ctivities
in Society
Recovery as Aid to Former Mental Cheryl Eisenman to Be
Harley Andrews' Bride _
Patients Gains Many Adherents Here
Recovery, Inc., the association
of nervous and former mental pa-
tients,
has formed chapters in
Cornfield Family Club will meet 8 p.m. Sunday at the borne of Mr.
various Detroit areas and plans
and Mrs. Louis Gutter, 26120 Harding, Oak Park.
are afoot to help the many appli-
Beta Lambda Chapter of Phi Sigma Sigma Sorority, Wayne State cants by forming chapters to meet
University, announces that the new members of its winter pledge class in synagogues.
are . Debbie Bargman, Enid Fraiberg, Cynthia Mandelbaum, Joanne
A score of Jewish women have
Smith, Barbara Solornons, Sherry Warren and Sue Zatkoff.
become group leaders here, and
Scores of Detroiter.; will attend the 1969 International Israel Bond two of them, •Mrs. Lillian Fleisch-
Inaugural, Conference Feb. 27-March 2 in Miami Beach. The highlight man and Mrs. Annette Serling, an-
of the conference will be the inaugural dinner March 1 at the Fontaine- nounce an increasing enrollment
bleau Hotel, which -will be addressed by Yigal Allon, Israel deputy in the several groups they have
prime minister. Samuel Rothberg is national chairman of the confer- helped organize.
ence and Israel Bond campaign chairman. The annual advance affair
Mrs. Serling explained that Re-
for Detroiters in Florida will take place Tuesday evening in the suite covery programs were developed
of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Borman. Louis E. Levitan, Detroit director, by the late Dr. Abraham A. Low,
is in Florida to make the arrangements. The 1969 inaugural fashion a psychiatrist, as a non-sectarian
show luncheon will be presented by the National Israel Bond Women's organization.
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Division Thursday. Concluding the conference will be the Capital for
"For those who wish to help
Israel luncheon, with Gen. Allon speaking March 2.
themselves, our system provides
encouragement and offers a
Mr. Allan J. Roth of Church St., Oak Park, recently returned
chance to work with others who
from a five-week trip to- Italy, South Africa and the Congo.
share the common goal of men•
tal health," Mrs. Serling said.
The Recovery, Inc., program, as
outlined by Mesdames Fleischman
Maxwell .House Coffee is offering a one-week trip for two to Israel and Serling, offers demonstration
via Pan American jet clipper from New York, to London, Paris or panels, providing clear explana-
tions of how the idea functions,
Rome, then on to Israel via connecting jet.
There will be stopover privileges in many European cities, and and interested groups can arrange
facilities in Jerusalem will be at the Hotel Inter-Continental. Winner for demonstrations to acquaint
them with the movement's work.
will drive a Hertz car free.
The founder of Recovery, Dr.
To win, use the entry blank below:
Low, developed the idea in 1937 at
the Psychiatrid Institute of the
Enclose your entry with any of the following: the picture of the cup snipped University of Illinois Medical
from the plastic lid on any can of Maxwell House Coffee. Or just snip from School. He authored a book, "Men-
the , plain blue plastic lid on Electra Perk. Or the Inner. seal from any jar of tal Health Through Will-Training,"
Instant Maxwell House. Or just the words MAXWELL HOUSE printed in plain
block letters on a plain piece of paper 3" x 5".
which is used as a textbook by the
functioning groups; he supervised
the programs until 1952, and since
NAME
his death in 1954 Recovery has
continued to be a non-profit, non-
ADDRESS
Maxwell House Offers Trip to Israel
Mail to: MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE
P.O. Box 4488
Grand Central Station
New York, N.Y. 10017
1969 and
All entries must be postmarked not later than midnight, March 28,
received not Later than April 4, 1969.
NO PURCHASE NECESSARY
Maxwell House for
Enjoyment on Purim
In keeping with the tradition of
serving guests the best of the holi-
days, Instant Maxwell House Cof-
fee has become major on the shop-
ping list.
Instant Maxwell House is so rich
and full bodied that it can be brew-
ed by the potful. A heaping tea-
spoon of coffee in a carafe or pot
for each cup of coffee sufficient.
Add an equal number of cups of
water, heat until boiling, simmer
briefly to bring out all the wonder-
ful flavor, and serve.
Ner Israel Dean
to Speak Here
Rabbi Jacob I. Ruderman, presi-
dent and dean of Ner Israel Rab-
binical College of Baltimore, will
be in Detroit Monday on behalf of
Tora Schools for Israel.
Mr. and Mrs. Sol Nusbaum will
tender a reception in honor of
at 7:30 p.m. in
their home, 25847
Woodvilla, South-
field.
In addition to
establishing and
guiding Ner Is-
rael Rabbinical
College for close
to four decades,
Rabbi Ruderman
also heads Hinukh Rabbi Raderman
Samuel S. Portner was installed Atzmai, Tora Schools for Israel, an
as president of the Hebrew Bene- independent network of 250 schools
volent Society (Chesed shel Eines) in Israel, staffed by 1,800 teachers
and attended by 45,000 students.
at a recent dinner.
These schools, in 115 communi-
Also installed were Paul Jacobs
and Edward Miller, vice presi- ties, have an integrated program
of
religious and secular studies
dents; Nathan P. Rossen, secre-
tary; Leo B. Furst, treasurer; Earl which are molding the immigrant
Jacobs, Hyman Lipsitz and Leo population into a homogeneous
Stein,' trustees; and -Sam Levine, group of citizens.
Accompanying hint on his trip
cemetery chairman.
Portner has been active with the will be Rabbi Shraga Grossbard,
Hebrew Benevolent Society since former- dean of Yeshivat Hazel-
rim in Bnai Brak and presently
1959. He served
director general of Tora Schools
as cemetery
for Israel; and by Rabbi Eli
chairman a num-
Koslowitz,
founder and former
ber of years and
dean
of Yeshiva Ohel Yaakov in
held the post of
Brooklyn, presently assistant to
vice president
the president of Tora Schools,
for the past two
Rabbi Moshe Feinstein.
years.
A rabbinic and lay committee for
Outgoing Presi
Tora Schools is being formed under
dent Harry. Port
the
chairmanship of Rabbi Leizer
ner was present-
Levin, president. of the Council of
de with an Israe
Orthodox Rabbis. The executive
Bi b Le, as "was - Partner
Samuil P. Havis, outgoing ceme- office is at .156 Fifth Ave., New
tery chairman. An award of merit York.
was given to a newly elected board
Learn to limit yourself, to con-
member, Edwin Mallinson, for his
untiring efforts for the institution. tent yourself with some definite
A portrait of Hyman Mitnick, thing, and some definite work;
one of the oldest members of the dare to be what you are, and learn
Hebrew Benevolent Society and to resign with a good grace all that
honorary treasurer,. was presented you are not and to believe in your
own individuality.—Frederic Addel
• to his children.
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Chesed Shel Emes
Installs S. Portner
as Its President .
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On the Air
This Week's Radio and
Television Programs
MESSAGE OF ISRAEL
Time: 11:30 p.m.
Station: WXYZ
Feature: Mrs. Leonard H. Wein-
er of Detroit, president of the Na-
tional Council of Jewish Women,
will discuss "Challenge, Change
and Choice." Music composed by
Frederick Picket, contemporary
composer, will be featured.
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HIGHLIGHTS
Time: 9:45 a.m. Sunday
Station: Channel 2
Feature: The third in a series,
"The World of Federation," will
explore what the organized Jew-
ish community is doing for its
youth. It will include a view of the
agencies concerned with Jewish
education, camping, secular educa-
tion and counseling.
COMMUNITY CURRENTS
Time: 9:30 a.m. Sunday
Station: WJBK
Feature: "A Conversation With
Rabbi Morris N. Kertzer"—a dis-
cussion between the noted rabbi
from Riverdale Temple, Larcb-
mont, N.Y., and Rabbi Leon Fram.
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HEAR OUR VOICE
Time: 11:30 p.m. Sunday
Station: WCAR
Feature: "Cantorial Masterpiece
by Cantor Jacob Barkin"
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LUBAVITCH JEWISH HOUR
Time: 8 a.m. Sunday
Station: WKNR
Feature: Dr. Velvl Greene, pro-
fessor at the University of Min-
nesota, will speak on his experi-
ence as a, "Hasid-professor."
Musical selections by the Chabad
and Pirhei choirs.
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ETERNAL LIGHT
Time: 10:30 p.m. Sunday
Station: WWJ
Feature: "Ghandi," last in a
series of 15 programs on the
theme, "Man in Protest," written
by the late Morton Wishengrad,
focuses on the life of India's
preacher of non-violence, Mohan-
dus
sectarian, self-supporting and self-
governing movement, in 41 states
and three Canadian provinces.
Mrs. Fleischmann stated in her
explanation of the progress attain-
ed through the Recovery move-
ment: •
"Recovery does not offer diag-
nosis, treatment, advice or coun-
seling, and it does not supplant
the physician. Each member is
asked to follow that authority of
his own physician as part of his
training.
"Dr. Low established that pro-
fessionals may attend meetings
to observe, but they may not
participate unless, of course,
they are nervous or former men-
tal patients themselves. This only
strengthens and preserves the
self-help aspects of the meetings.
"Recovery does not recom-
mend any particular physician,
psychiatrist or other profes-
sional."
An appeal has been issued by
Mesdames Serling and Fleischman
to local synagogues and other pub-
lic institutions for meeting places
to enable them to enroll more par-
ticipants in their movement, in ar-
ranged panel discusisons and dem-
onstrations. They said more than
30 Detroit Jewish women already
have been enrolled as Recovery
group leaders.
MISS CHERYL EISENMAN
Cheryl Lynn Eisenman and Har-
ley Nelsen Andrews are planning
to wed June 22, it was announced
recently.
Miss Eisenman, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Louis J. Portnoy of La-
fayette Towers West and the late
Mr. Bernard Eisenman, is a senior
at the University of Michigan. ifs.
Andrews is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
John Gaylord Andrews of Mar-
quette.
The prospective bridegroom, a
U of M graduate affiliated with
Delta Upsilon fraternity, currently
attends University of Minnesota's
law school.
Rabbi to Address Group
Rabbi Solomon H. Gruskin of
Cong. Bnai Zion will be guest
speaker at the next general meet-
ing of the Parents Association for
Jewish Residential Care (for Re- El
tarded), 8 p.m. Thursday in Room
272, Jewish Center. The public is
invited.
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