30—Friday, April 25, 1969
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Intensive Program of Hebrew Studies
to Be Offered in Yeshiva Department
Yeshivath Beth Yehudah will
Rabbi Finkelstein also was on
open a new mesifta department in the staff of Yavne High School and
the fall which will offer to qualify- has been Talmud instructor at the
ing high school students an inten- Telshe Yeshiva branch in Chicago.
sive, expanded program in Hebrew He will instruct the Hebrew pro-
studies and an accelerated curri- gram in 10th grade. The ninth
culum in secular subjects. grade will be taught by Rabbi Eli
The program is designed on a Friedman.
par with those offered in the more
Secular subjects will be taught
advanced yeshivot of the country. by instructors who are on the
Rabbi Eli Chaim Finkelstein of I staffs of local public high schools
Cleveland has Dean of the school is Rabbi David
been engaged as M. Lieberman, under whose over-
director of the all supervision the department will
mesifta de p a r t- be functioning.
ment. Ordai n e d
at the Telshe
Yeshiva in Cleve- Delegates Invited
land in 1964, he
continued his to Air Issues at
postgraduate stu-
Rabbi Finkelsteindies there while Coun-il Assembly
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holding the position of supervisor
All organizations affiliated with
of students at the yeshiva.
the Jewish Community Council
Task Force Appeals
for Support of State Tax
Reform to Aid Schools
Mrs. Irma Wertz, president of
the Detroit Council of PTAs, and
Mrs. Maxine Rose, chairman of
the Metropolitan Task Force on
Education, have repudiated action
by the Senate Education Commit-
tee in reporting out the governor's
proposal for state aid legislation.
They described the proposal as
"dangerously inadequate and in-
equitable for the support of public
education in Michigan next year."
Passage of this proposal will
require an increase in local pro-
perty taxes. "The governor's
proposal completely fails to at-
tack urban problems by provid-
ing even less money for urban
schools next year than the hope-
lessly inadequate funds this
year," the women charged.
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Brevities
THE OAK PARK CIVIC CHO
RUS, under the direction of Char
les Weiner, will present its prem
iere concert 8 p.m. May 25 at Oak
Park High School. The chorus has
prepared a program of folk, mod-
ern, and operatic music, including
the score from ''Fiddler on the
Roof."
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR
UNIVERSITY WOMEN, Detroit
Branch, will meet 12:30 p.m. Sat-
urday at the McGregor Memorial'
Library, Highland Park. Topic of
the meeting is "The Drums of
Latin America." Alice Sturm is
chairman.
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Parents to Attend H earing Lectures
Dr. Philip Bellefleur, headmaster
of the Pennsylvania School for the
Deaf in Philadelphia, will open the
10th annual Parents' Information
Series, sponsored by the Detroit
Hearing and Speech Center, a
Torch Drive Agency.
On Tuesday, Dr. Bellefleur will
address parents of deaf and hard
of hearing children and profes-
Lecture Hall, W. McNichols and
Wyoming. This and the remaining
programs to be held on successive
Tuesdays, May 6 and 13, are free
of charge.
In announcing this year's theme,
"Hearing Impaired—Plus," chair-
man Dr. Theodore Mandell, sup-
ervisor of speech correction and
hearing conservation for the De-
sionals interested in the hearing troit Public Schools, pointed out
impaired youngster at 8 p.m. in that the hearing impaired child
the Marygrove College Library often has allied problems that may
or may not result from the hearing
hiss Faintuck En-acreti
to Lonny R. Grossman
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Compositions by JULIUS
CIIAJES, Jewish Center musical
director, will be performed at a
CHORAL. FESTIVAL featuring sel-
ections from Paul Ben-Haim's Fri-
day Evening Service, 3:30 p.m.
May 4 at Temple Emanu-El Audi-
torium, New York City. Other mas-
have been invited to present their terworks for choir and organ also
views on Council policies and will be featured.
in depth at the May 6 and 13 meet-
ings.
Committee members working
with Dr. Mandell include Mrs. Syd-
ney Bluestone, mother of two hear-
Parents to Stage Party
at Centers Theater
Plans for this "open forum" technical knowhow to the CEYLON
were developed by the assembly CERAMICS CORP.. a producer of
planning committee under the sanitary ware in Ceylon. Three
chairmanship of Mrs. Samuel Lin- technicians from Harsa have been
den.
aiding the company for the past
MISS BARBARA FAINTUCK
In a letter to organizational six months in manufacturing tech-
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Faintuck of
presidents, Council President niques and planning. Founded in
Judge Lawrence Gubow asked that 1954. Ilarsa is a subsidiary of the Greenfield Rd., Southfield, an-
nounce the engagement of their
member groups review the major Koor Industries & Crafts, Ltd.
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daughter Barbara Sue to Lonny
activities of the Community Coun-
PAUL MAURIAT, his orchestra Ross Grossman, son of Mr. and
cil during the past season. A list
of issues and activities has been and harpsichord, coming to the Mrs. David Grossman of Frazer
sent to each organization, and Masonic Auditorium. 8:20 p.m. Rd., Southfield.
The bride-elect is a senior in the
those groups who wish to do so May 3, is making his first tour
Farband Ensemble
to Stage Concert
Panels of professionals and par-
ents will cover these difficulties
ing impaired children; and Mrs.
Lucille Kirchhoff, consultant for
the hearing impaired in Oakland
County schools, among others.
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activities at the final delegate
assembly of the season, 8:30 p.m.
HARSH, a maker of ceramic
May 14 at the Jewish Center.
sanitary ware in Israel will supply
may have their delegates comment of North America and has already
performed to sold-out concerts in
at the assembly.
and Toronto.
Any organizations wishing to re- Neu York, Boston
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serve time for its delegate may do
GUY
LOMBARDO
and his ROY-
so by calling the Council office,
AL CANADIANS, who come to the
962-1880.
Masonic Auditorium 8:20 p.m..
May 10. have been popular with
Mrs. Wertz and Mrs. Rose em-!
young and old alike for the past
phasized that the state must re-
40 years. The Royal Canadians in
form its support of education and
concert will feature the Lombardo
recognize the need for new tax
hits, music from his extravaganzas,
The Farband City Committee and orchestrations for which he
sources.
The two spokesmen called upon will present the Farband Ensemble has become famous. Also featured
citizens throughout the state to in "Der Yiddisher Nigen," based will be French-Belgian singing
contact the governor and their leg- , on Yiddish and Israeli folklore, 8 star. Tonia Bern-Campbell and
islators to insist on immediate re- FI p.m. May 4 at the Labor Zionist baritone Tony Cointreau, on his
Institute.
jecion of the proposal.
first tour with the Lombardo band
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The Metropolitan Task Force on
Members of the ensemble are
Education is a coalition of many Lillie Lilliana, Miriam Kressyn,
Two more books in its series on
civic and religious organizations, Renee Solomon, Leon Liebgold, the Israeli and American exper-
established under the guidance of I Samuel Goldstein and S. Rechtzeit. ience in dealing with the major
the National Council of Jewish
Isadore Brown, ticket chairman, social problems of the day have
Women, Detroit Section.
said tickets are available at the been published by the American
Farband office, Borenstein's Book Histadrut Cultural Exchange Insti-
Store and from secretaries of all' tute. They are GOVERNMENT
, Farband branches.
AND THE DEMOCRATIC PRO-
CESS and THE IMPACT OF IS-
RAEL
ON AMERICAN JEWRY.
Israel Anniversary Dinner
The editor of both paperbacks is
to Honor Mrs. Stenbuck
Judd L. Teller, executive vice-
Thirteen representatives of the
The North Oakland County Com- chairman, American Histadrut Cul-
Detroit general agency of National mittee for the State of Israel tural Exchange Institute.
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Life Insurance Company of Ver- Bonds will sponsor its Israel 21st
mont have won membership in the anniversary dinner 6:45 p.m. May
Two free fashion shows will be
firm's 12th President's Club. Gen- 4 at Cong. Bnai Israel, Pontiac, it put on by two WEIGHT WATCH-
eral agent AUSTIN A. KANTER, was announced by Arthur W. Kol- ERS groups from this area Tues-
adds that outstanding client serv- lin, general chairman of the Israel day. One will be held at the Sho-
ice and sales also earned eligibil- Bond committee.
lem Aleichem Institute at 10 a.m.
ity to attend the club's educational
Guest of honor will be Mrs. Her- and the other at the Tel-Twelve
conference for its countrywide man Stenbuck. Jan and Lillian Mall community room at 1 p.m.
membership now being held at the Bart, recording stars of "Fiddler Women who have lost considerable
Emerald Beach Hotel, Nassau. on the Roof," will head the pro- weight through Weight Watchers
Among the winners are Paul M. gram.
classes will wear their new spring
Davison, Harold M. Freed, Peter
Bernard Toby is co-chairman of clothes. Commentator will be Lil-
I. Goldberg and district agent
lian
Rosenberg of Southfield, a
the North Oakland committee din-
Noah Lambert.
ner and Leon Sirlin is ticket chair- Weight Watcher instructor for the
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two classes, who herself is a for-
HARRY THOMAS, 15200 W. man. For reservation, call Sirlin, mer Weight Watcher.
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Seven Mile, announces that AL 682-4512.
RAIDER, has joined the staff.
Observance of NATIONAL
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Wayne State University College of
Education. Mr. Grossman attended
the Detroit Institute of Technology
and WSU.
The couple plans a November
wedding.
The
Sheldon Rott
Orchestra
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Following cocktails at the How-
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p.m. performance at the Jewish
Center Theater.
For ticket information, call Hen-
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