Mrs. Fenton to Be Cited
by Mizrachi Women

At the 31st donor luncheon of
Fannie Gluck Chapter Mizrachi
Women, noon Tuesday, at Cong.
Bnai Moshe, Mrs.
Emil Spilman,
toast mistress,
will present a ci-
tation to Mrs.
Paul Fenton for
her work in be
half of the Miz
rachi.
One of the
groups projects is
the Beth Zeiroth Mrs. Fenton
in Jerusalem, the first vocational
high school for girls to be estab-
lished in Israel. It is comprised of
approximately 550 girls, children of
immigrants from North Africa and
the Middle East.
Sammy Woolf. Hal Gordon and
Barbara Paul will entertain, and
many prizes will be given. For
tickets, contact Mrs. Sarah Smith.
352-9363.

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yet so

Weftige

Susan C. Alpert to Be Half-Way Mark
Mrs. Robert E. Helman in Scholarship
Gift by Rohliks

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

24—Friday, May 2, 1969

activities in Society

The half-way mark in payments
towards their $100,000 gift to
Wayne State University was in-
dicated last week with another
$10,000 payment by Mr. and Mrs.
Sigmund Rohlik.
The payment was made to Ed-
ward L. Cushman, vice-president
of WSU.
The Sigmund and Sophie Rohlik
Scholarship Fund provides finan-
cial assistance to incoming fresh-
men.

Rabbi Manfred Pick, principal of Akiva Hebrew Day School. is
attending the 14th annual convention of the National Conference of Yes-
hiva Principals, through May 4 at the Pioneer Country Club, Green-
field Park, N.Y.

Elaine Leemon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philmore A. Leemon of
Huntington Woods, has received recognition as the outstanding woman
student at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. She was recipient of
the annual award and grant given by the Association of MIT Alumnae.

Jay Bodzin of Parklawn Ave, Oak Park. recently was honored on
his 60th birthday with a dinner party at the home of his daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kowalsky of Westhampton Ave., Oak
Park. Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bodzin and Lianna
of Madison, Wis.

As to the adjective; when in
doubt, strike it out. —Mark Twain.

Old and Precious Items at Temple Fair

PHOTOGRAPHY by

MISS SUSAN ALPERT

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An extra day.,
to browse is":
being
provided
by Temple Israel
Sisterhood for its
annual Antique
Fair and Art
S h o w, Sunday
through Wednes-
day at the tem-
ple. A ch a m-
pagne preview in
the setting shown
will take place
8 p.m. Saturday ,
for those who
have purchased 10 or more tickets. Hours of the daily showing will be
noon to 10 p.m. through Wednesday. In past years, there were only
three shopping days.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Alpert of
Pierce Ave., Southfield. announce
the engagement of their daughter
Susan Cathy to Robert Elliot Hei-
man, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Heiman of Warrington Dr.

Miss Alpert and her fiance have
set Aug. 10 as their wedding date.

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Three kinds: Mushroom, Mari-
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In real Italian ta'am. Keep all
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European Welfare Group
Schedules Annual Lunch

Mrs. Leo Laufer, chairman of
the donor luncheon of Jewish
Women European Welfare Organ-
ization, announces the annual af-
fair will be held noon May 14 at
Cong. Beth Abraham.
Entertainment will be presented
by Eric Rosenow.
For reservations, call President
Mrs. Jack Seder, 342-1627, or ticket
chairman, Mrs. David Howell, UN
1-3473.

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Bar Mitrvas—Weddings

New Bar 3Iiirva folder including
eandlelighting list mailed on request

ZAN GILBERT
and His ORCHESTRA

i

The Jewish Community Council, mittee "whose integrity will be
in a statement to all affiliated or- recognized by everyone in the corn-
ganizations, stressed the need for a munity" to investigate the series I
complete.and immediate investiga- of events, with full public disclos- I
tion of the eventsurrounding the ure -of the findings. "We would
"Linwood Incident" at New Bethel hope that such an inquiry would
Church, March 29. finally achieve a breakthrough in'
Concerned that the killing of a police-community relations," it
young policeman and the events said.
that followed are aggravating corn-
5. Urged all e itizias to exercise
munity tensions, the Council:
"disciplined and informed think-
1. Expressed concern over the mg and expression . . . Our hope
"concerted attacks on the exercise must still reside in the prospect of
of judicial discretion by a Record- community partnership; a partner-
er's Court judge," particularly ship strengthened by a common
those from law enforcement offi- understanding of the problems that
cers, "the very individuals who are we face together; a partnership
the frontline defenders of law and that offers the chance to right the
wrongs that still plague our so-
order."
2. Condemned the existence of ciety."
The Council statement, recom-
private paramilitary armed organ-
izations and supported gun control mended by the community rela-
tions committee, under Avern L.
legislation.
3. Pointed to the need for im- Cohn, chairman, was approved by
mediate steps by news media the
. executive committee before
"to develop more professional circulation to Council-affiliated or- • •
procedures for reporting tense ganizations.

community situations ... Much of
the confusion and emotionalism
regarding these incidents can be
laid directly to the inaccurate
and sometimes irresponsible re-
porting of the mass media," the
statement said.

WINER

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