Ellis-?MacLean Rites
to Be Held in October

MISS SANDRA ELLIS

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ellis of
Scotia Ave., Oak Park, announce
the engagement of their daughter
Sandra Gail to Zachary Stuart Mac-
Lean, son of Mrs. Cecile Smith of
Troy Ave., Oak Park.
An Oct. 12 wedding is planned.

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WJConcrress Chiefs

People
Make News

JERRY EFROS, 14525 Vernon,
Oak Park, has been elected second
vice president of the Wayne State
University Pharmacy Alumni Asso-
ciation for the 1969-70 years. A na-
tive Detroiter, he graduated from
Central High School in 1941 and
received his degree from Wayne
State's school of pharmacy in 1947.
Efros has been active on the board
of Wayne's Pharmacy Alumni As-
sociation for several years. He is a
member of Congregation Beth
Shalom.
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At their recent convention on
Grand Bahamas Island. Alpha Epsi-
lon Phi National Sorority, Inc.,
elected Mrs. DONALD J. LANE of
Parkwood Ave., Huntington Woods,
as national vice president. Mrs.
Lane a past vice president of the
Detroit Pan-Hellenic Association
has long been active in work with
the sorority. Mrs. Roy Fisher Jr.,
president of the Detroit Alumnae
Association, also attended the con-
vention.

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The Technion—Israel Institute of
Technology has conferred a doctor
of science degree on Dr. SYDNEY
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GOLDSTEIN, professor of applied
mathematics at Harvard and foun-
der of Technion's aeronautical en-
gineering department. Prof. Gold-
(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
stein, a vice chairman and former
to The Jewish News)
TEL AVIV—A meeting of the 1 chairman of the Technion board of
executive committee of the World governors, was cited for his "crea-
Jewish Congress, which will open tive and innovative" work while a
in Jerusalem next Jan. 7, will de- Technion professor in the 1950s.
vote one full day of discussion to s s *
DR. CECIL ROTH, 70, a scholar
Jewish youth, Dr. Joachim Prinz.
chairman of the WJCongress gov- and author of international repute
erning council, disclosed Tuesday and editor of Encyclopedia Juda-
at a press luncheon here. Special ica, has been appointed visiting
emphasis on Jewish youth will professor of Jewish history at
mark the entire meeting, he added. Yeshiva University. Dr. Roth will
Asserting that "We, the present teach at Stern College for Women,
generation of Jewish leadership, t h e university's undergraduate
are practically fit for the old-age school of liberal arts and sciences
home," Dr. Prinz said that though for women, according to Prof.
many of the Jewish youth in Amer- David Mirsky. the Stern dean. Dr.
ica were radical and in a revolu- Roth, a London native; who lives
tionary mood, not all were mem- in Jerusalem, has written numer-
bers of the New Left. This Jewish ous books on Jewish life and his-
youth, he said, is seeking some tory.
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new missions in Jewishness and is
not looking for a Jewishness which DONALD H. LEVITT has been
is narrowed down to the dietary promoted to trust officer at City
laws. They want something of the National Bank of Detroit, accord-
prophets who also brought social ing to John H. French Jr., presi-
messages to the people, he said. dent. Levitt came to CNB in June
Dr. Prinz warned that the dan- 1966 as an assistant trust officer
ger to Jewish survival in Ameri- and is a consultant for personal
trust and estate planning. He is
ca was from "acculturation,"
learning to live the culture of a graduate of San Francisco State
America without any Jewish •College. Levitt lives on Morton
commitment. Discussing anti- Ave., Oak Park, with his wife Mar-
Semitism in the United States, lone and their two daughters.

Beth Joseph to Honor
the Morris Fishers

Cong. Beth Joseph and the Riz-
hiner Progressive Farein will hon-
or
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Fisher
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Lebow-
sky of Owosso celebrated their on their 50th wedding anniversary
60th, "diamond," wedding anniver- at a celebration noon Sunday at
sary at a dinner-party at Temple the new Rizhiner center, Nine
Israel, where they have been mem- Mile Rd. at Parklawn, Oak Park.
There will be a luncheon and en-
bers for many years.
tertainment.
Relatives and a few intimate
According to President Hyman
friends from Owosso, Lansing, Bay Karp, the couple is being honored
City, Indianapolis, Chicago and for untiring efforts and devotion
New York attended.
to the synagogue and farein.

A "blessing ceremony" was
conducted by Rabbis Leon Fram
and M. Robert Syme and chant-
ed by Cantor Harold Orbach.

Attorney Irving H. Small, the
couple's eldest son-in-law, acted
as toastmaster. Judge Joseph S.
Linden of Owosso, offered the toast
of the evening in behalf of him-
self and the other sons-in-law, Dr.
Morris Arnkoff and Norman Lee.
Stuart E. Small and Sandra
Mann, eldest grandson and grand-
daughter, tendered congratulations
in behalf of the 12 grandchildren;

Famed U.S. Cattle Breed
Introduced in Israel

JERUSALEM — "Deep in the
Heart of Texas"— in Israel! The
Santa Gertrudis breed of cattle,
one of the most successful develop-
1 , ed in the United Slates, is being
introduced into Israel for beef pro-
duction. Cattle ranching is one of
the unusual new industries brought
to Israel with Israel Bond assis-
tance, along with commercial
crops like cotton, sugar beets and
peanuts.

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co Focus on Youth
at Israel Meeting '

he said that anti-Jewish feelings
were not widespread among
American Blacks, citing findings
that 91 per cent were opposed to
any discrimination of any kind
and 65 per cent would vote for
a Jewish President.

However, he cited findings of a
study in a forthcoming book, "The
Tenacity of Prejudice," to the ef-
fect that 37 per cent of the Chris-
tian population in the United States
held a negative image of the Jew,
that 25 per cent would not dis-
qualify a candidate for public office
for anti-Semitic attitudes.
Dr. Prinz is in Israel to take
part in an American Jewish Con-
gress-sponsored American - Israel
dialogue opening in Haifa next
week.

20th Anniversary Forest
to Include Historic Site

JERUSALEM—Radar Hill, the
scene of heavy fighting for the road
to Jerusalem during the War of
Independence, will be incorpora-
ted in the 20th Anniversary Forest
as a historical site.
Plans are being drawn up for
the reconstruction of the original
Jordanian emplacements and the
establishment of a museum devoted
to the liberation of Jerusalem. The
Jewish National Fund will build
a tower in the area which will
serve as an observation post for
the forest and afford visitors a
panoramic view of Jerusalem and
its surroundings.

activities in Society

Mrs. Ben Jacob of North Park Towers was honored on her 80th
birthday at a dinner-party in Franklin Hills Country Club. Hosts wera
her two sons, Robert and Richard of Dayton, and three daughters, Mrs.
Irving Goldberg, Mrs. W. B. Doner and Mrs. Eleanor Hartman. Among
the guests was Arthur Hailey, author of "Hotel" and "Airport." Mrs.
Jacob, who lives in North Park Towers, came to Detroit from Marlin,
Tex., as a bride. Her late husband was in real estate.
Prof. and Mrs. Jason Tickton of Winchester Ave., Huntington
Woods, left from New York for a two-week vacation cruise to the West
Indies. Prof. Tickton teaches at Wayne State University.
Norbert Zuckerman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Zuckerman, is on a
month's tour of Israel and the concentration camp areas of World
War II.
Rep. and Mrs. Albert Kramer have left for a three-week trip to
Israel and England.

Friday, July 25, 1969 - 25

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Joseph Lebowskys
Feted on 60th
Wedding Date

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THE JOSEPH LEBOWSKYS
and the eight great-grandchildren

presented the couple with gifts to
mark the ceremony. Lina Small,
the eldest daughter, in behalf of
daughters Bernice Arnkoff, Sylvia
Lee and Helen Linden, read a "let-
ter of homage."
Mr. Lebowsky, 85, whose active
participation in Owosso civic af-
fairs earned him the title of Mayor
of West Owosso, is a member of
the temple in Hollywood, Fla.,
where they make their home from
November to May.

In the spring, the couple re-
turns to Owosso, where Mr.
Lebowsky, who has retired from
his tailoring and cleaning busi-
ness, owns a 480-acre cattle and
dairy farm near the city.

Russian-born Mr. Lebowsky ar-
rived in America 64 years ago,
set up a business in Owosso, and,
then, in 1909, sent for his child-
hood sweetheart. They were mar-
ried on July 27 of that year by
Rabbi Judah L. Levin (father of
Prof. Samuel Levin) in the home
of the late Simon Shetzer. The
Lebowskys' life together has been
spent chiefly in Owosso since that
time.
Elected nine times as super-
visor of his west side district in
Owosso. Mr. Lebowsky was once
the only Republican voted into
office in a Democratic landslide.
Forty years ago he built the first
large theater in Owosso for the W.
S. Butterfield Theaters of Michi-
gan. He is a member of the Elks
and Masons, for which he actively
participated in the building of the
Owosso Masonic Temple. He
served on the board for 12 years.

Worshipful master of Owosso
Lodge of the Masons, he also
served as high priest of Owosso
Chapter and three times was
illustrious master of Common
Counsel R&SM.

In addition, he is a member
of the Consistory, Scottish Rite,
Shriners and Rotary Club. •
While there is no Jewish com-
munity in Owosso, the Lebokskys
make up for that lack by their
participation in Hollywood Jewish
affairs. Mrs. Lebowsky is a mem-
ber of Hadassah, Eastern Star and
Women's City Club.

Treat the other man's faith
gently; it is all he has to believe
with. His mind was created for his
own thoughts, not yours or mine.
—Henry S. Haskins.

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