THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
34—Friday, May 16, 1969
Beverly Stulberg to Be Jewish Community Council Amends
Bride of David Kagan Constitution to Ad mit Youth Groups
In a move to bring young people
into the decision-making processes
of the Jewish community, dele-
gates to the Jewish Community
Council Wednesday night voted to
change the Council constitution to
admit youth federations to mem-
bership.
Judge Lawrence Gubow was re-
elected president of the Council at
the closing delegate assembly of
the season, held at Cong. Shaarey
Zedek.
The constitution, which previous-
ly admitted Jewish organizations
whose members were at least age
18, now reads with amendment:
People Make News
Rabbi DAVID M. LIEBERMAN.
principal of the Beth Yehuda
Schools, recently participated in a
day-long, in-service training ses-
sion with Dr. LAURENCE IANNA-
CONE, of the faculty of the Har-
vard Graduate School of Educa-
tion. The special simulation session
on educational administration was
conducted at the 14th annual con-
vention of the National Conference
of Yeshiva Principals, an affiliate
of Tora Umesora, the National So-
ciety of Hebrew Day Schools.
Rabbi Lieberman was a delegate
to the convention.
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The Metropolitan Detroit Phar-
maceutical Association installed
Joseph Wolf as prsident dur-
ing a dinner-meeting at Bonnie
Brook Golf Club, May 5. Wolf,
owner of Kales-
'Mutual Pharma-
cy, and the Mad
Surgical Supply,
Co. here, holds a
bachelor of sci-'
ence degree in
pharmacy from
Wayne State Uni-
versity, class o
'56. He is a mem-
ber of the Ameri-
Wolf
can and Michigan State pharama-
ceutical associations, National As-
sociation of Retail- Druggists and
American SoCiety of Hospital
Pharmacists, chairman of the
MPDA ethics and grievance com-
mittee and first pharmacist elect-
ed 'to the board of directors of the
American Cancer Society. Wayne
County Unit. Other new officers of
MDPA are Larry- Stewart, presi-
dent-elect; Howard Nelson, vice
president; Jane Rogan, secretary;
and Mary Kalinski. treasurer. Wolf
resides with his wife and two chil-
dren at 21790 Concord, Southfield.
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SHELDON S. BROWN, free
lance writer, has had an article
published in the Detroit Athletic
Club's DAC News. The article is
on business and industry's role as
a patron of the arts in Detroit.
Brown, 24660 Gardner. Oak Park,
has extensive background in busi-
ness writing and is a member of
the Associated Business Writers of
America.
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DANIEL ROSS, who has served
Brandeis University in various
development roles for the past
eight years, has been named to the
newly created post of assistant
vice president for development.
"A federation, or central co-
MISS BEVERLY STULBERG
Mrs. Joseph Stulberg of Robson
Ave. announces the engagement of
her daughter Beverly Sue to David
Samuel Kagan, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Sidney Muskin of East Grand
Rapids, and the late Dr. Louis
ALEXANDER GOLDBERG of
Haifa, president of the Technion-
Israel Institute of Technology, ar-
rived in New York for a four-day
series of meetings and consulta-
tions with the American Technion Kagan.
Society and leading business and
The bride-elect, daughter of the
industry figures.
late Dr. Stulberg, is a senior at
Michigan State University. Mr.
PETER BREITHAUPT has been
Kagan is a graduate of MSU.
appointed resident manager of the
A September 7 wedding is plan-
Jetroit Hilton Hotel it is an-
nounced by Frank W. Teich. gen- ned.
eral manager.
GEORGE H. HEYMAN Jr.. a
Wall Street stock broker, has been
elected president of the Federation
of Jewish Philanthropies of New
York.
Jewish Agency Income
From UJA Seen Rising
JERUSALEM (JTA)—The Jew-
ish Agency disclosed Monday that
it had a cash income of 5163,500,-
000 from the United Jewish Appeal
and Keren Hayesod during the last
fiscal year which ended March 21,
1969. The Agency's treasurer,
Arieh L. Dultzin, said a 50 per
cent increase was expected during
the current fiscal year.
Dr. CLIFFORD LORD, president
According to Dultzin, more than
8ngagenients
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kash of Los
Angeles announce the engagement
of their daughter Leslie to Michael
Stuart Gilbert, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Lester Gilbert, former Detroiters
also of LA. The couple plans to
wed in August 1970.
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Mr. and Mrs. William Schwartz
of Erie, Pa. announce the engage-
ordinating body, of Jewish or-
ganizations having a constructive
interest in some aspect of Jewish
life, the membership in consti-
tuent groups of which may be
under the age of 18 years, and
which is conducted under the
sponsorship of a member organi-
zation of the Jewish Community
Council of Metropolitan Detroit,
shall be eligible for membership,
provided it has been in existence
for at least one year prior to
application for admission to the
By BENNETT CERF
EORGE AXELROD, ace scenarist and author of "The
Seven Year Itch," was idling down Sunset Boulevard in
his shiny new convertible when a reckless truck driver
crashed into him and re-
duced his new car to an
irreparable wreck. Stun-
ned but undefeated, Axel-
rod rallied to observe,
"Be it ever so Crumpled,
there's no plate like
chrome!"
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In Leo Rosten's wildly
successful "The Joys of
Yiddish," he tells of a Mr.
Sokoloff, who had been din-
ing regularly at a certain
restaurant on Second Ave-
nue, beginning* each meal
with a dish of chicken soup.
One night Mr. Sokoloff
called out to his waiter, "Come back here and taste this soup."
"After twenty years," demurred the waiter, "you question the
perfection of our wonderful chicken soup?" "Come back and
TASTE it," repeated Mr. Sokoloff. "All right, all right," con-
ceded the waiter. "I'll taste it—but where's the spoon?"
"Aha!" cried Mr. Sokoloff.
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CAMPUS HUMOR:
From Murray State:
Grad of Class of '46: "How's that little wife of yours? Has
she kept her wonderful figure?"
Classmate: "Kept it? She's DOUBLED it!"
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"open forum."
The greatest compensation of old
age is its freedom of spirit. . . .
Another compensation is that it
liberates you' from envy, hatred
and malice.
—W. Somerset Maugham.
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in this world than a healthy wise
old man. —Lin Yutang
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of Council were introduced: Work-
men's Circle Branch 1065, Bnai
Brith Oakland-Century Lodge and
In reports from the various corn- '
mittees of Council. it was an-
nounced that headway has been
made in attempts to introduce i
Hebrew language courses in the
Southfield schools and that there is
study anew of a community-spon-
of .Hofstra University, will be the
principal speaker at the opening'
banquet of the 40th annual conven-
tion of the National Federation of
Jewish Men's Clubs, June 1, at in addition, pledges totalling 550.- the engagement of their daughter
Wendy Edina to Eli Grier, son of
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