THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
28—Friday, August 29, 1969

Merle ifendelson Ma ns l
Treddinu- to Saul Rosen'

People Make News

Julian Feldman of Washington.
veteran synagogue administrator
who has long been active in Reform
Jewish affairs.
has been ap-
pointed director
of resources plan-
ning for the Union
of American He-
brew Congrega-
tions, it was an-
nounced by Rabbi
Maurice N. Eis
enrath, UAHC
president. In his
new post, which
he will assume
Nov. 1, Feldman
will serve out of
the office of the
president and
work in close as-
Feldman
MISS MERLE MENDELSON
sociation with Rabb Alexander M.
Schindler, UAHC vice-president, in
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mendelson of
expanding the programs of that
Cloverlawn Ave., Oak Park, an- organization's development and fi-
nounce the engagement of their nance committee.
daughter Merle to Saul Rosen, son
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of Mrs. Ben London of. Brooklyn
HAROLD E. JOSEHART, Spring-
and the late Mr. Ben Rosen.
field, Ill., chief, Bureau of Health
A Nov. 23 wedding date is Facilities, division of health care
planned.
facilities and chronic illness, Illi-

1st Jewish Leader
of American Bar

Baptist, Jewish Scholars
Agree to Fight for Rights
of Minorities in Russia

LOUISVILLE (JTA) — Baptist
and Jewish scholars called last
weekend for a joint effort to de-
fend the religious liberty of Bap-
tists and Jews in the Soviet Union
and other countries where both
groups suffer discrimination.
The call was issued at the clos-
ing session of a three-day inter-
faith dialogue here sponsored joint-
ly by the Southern Baptist Conven-
tion and the interreligious affairs
department of the American Jew-
ish Committee.
The 70 assembled theologians and
educators of both faiths also agreed
that churches and synagogues had
a moral responsibility to become
involved in finding solutions to to-
day's social problems.
The group decried the present
national priorities of the United
States which commits $80,000,-
000,000 annually to nuclear arms
and the defense budget.

nois department of public health
was advanced to Fellowship status
in the American College of Hos-
pital Administrators. He is the son
of Mrs. Julius Josehart, of 2421
State St. in Saginaw.
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Rabbi ZEV SCHOSTAK, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Schostak
of Winchester Dr., Southfield, has
accepted the post of dean in tal-
mudic studies of the Mesifta in
Miami.
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The Jewish Labor Committee an-
nounced the appointment of Irv-
ing Barshop as its administrative
director. He for-
merly was asso
ciate executive'
director of Fed-
eration Employ-
ment and Guid-
ance Service, the
Bernard G. Segal was recently
largest voluntary
Barshop
inducted into the office of presi-
Your Bor-Mitzve, Wedding, Etc.
employment, vocational guidance
dent of the American Bar Asso-
ROSENBLAT-BARSH
and rehabilitation agency in the
ciation. He is the first member
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country, an affiliate of the Federa-
of the Jewish faith ever to be
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elected president of the organi-
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tional Association of Sheltered
Verses
Workshops and Homebound Pro-
grams.
As snow in summer, and as rain
tlrtAt tarp la await&
in harvest, so honour is not seemly
•
for a fool.
—Proverbs 26:1.
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Aug. 19—To Mr. and Mrs. Barry Inc. of Detroit, announces the ap-
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pointment
of ROBERT B. LEVY
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and KARL A. WEISS as director
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Aug. 19—To Dr. and Mrs. Ralph
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Center Realty
S. Sands. former Detroiters of Tar-
Co. of Lath-
zana, Calif., a daughter, Loraine
Ellen.
rop Village an-
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Herb i Marilynn Shapiro's
nounces the as-
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Aug. 15—To Mr. and Mrs. Stuart
sociation
of
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B. Eisenberg (Eileen Goldsmith),
1 THE FAMILY
Sparage as sales
33155 Grand River
14281 Talbot, Oak Park. a daugh-
representative.
15224 W. 7 MILE ROAD
at Farmington Road
ter, Kimberly Denise.
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Bradford Ln., Southfield, a daugh-
Sparage
Park.
ter, Wendy Ellen.
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the
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forces
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Michael David.
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!Nonmilitary "warriors" briefly bio-
July 9—To Mr. and Mrs. Norman
graphized in the book are Abba
Randel (Carol Vogel), 28269 Fon-
Eban and Rabbi Shiomo Goren,
tana, Southfield, a son, Michael
former
chief of chaplains in the
Abraham.
Israeli armed forces.

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PERSONALIZED
FITTING

artA ✓ nnouncements

Aug. 23—To Dr. and Mrs. Irving
Miller ( Marcia Morris), 29562
Pond Ridge, Farmington, a daugh-
ter, Susan Rachel.

Aug. 22—To Mr. and Mrs. Mi-
chael J. Jaffe (Sharon Levy), 13351
Bergman, Huntington Woods. a
daughter. Lauren Alyse.
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Aug. 21—To Mr. and Mrs. David
C. Berg (Micki Grossberg) 12921
Dartmouth. Oak Park, a son,
Adam Michael.
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Aug. 19—To Mr. and Mrs. David
K. Levey (Beverly Bell), 18516
Littlefield, a daughter, Leah Bat-
sheva.

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BIRMINGHAM JEWRY

Approximately 4,000 Jews live in
Birmingham, Ala. The city has had
Jewish inhabitants since its found-
ing in 1871. Its oldest synagogue,
Temple Emanu-el, was founded in
1882.

REV. GOLDMAN L.

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activities in Society

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gellman, former Detroiters of Los Angeles,
will celebrate their 40th wedding anniversary Sept. 8 and are planning
a trip to Israel in honor of the occasion.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Feinbreg or LaSalle Blvd. will celebrate their
45th wedding anniversary Sunday. The couple, married in New York
City, has three children.
Elected at a recent Pasick Family Club meeting were Ben Milstien,
president; Al Pasick, vice president; Belle Rosenthal, and Nettie
Pesick, secretarries; and Ruth Zogut, treasurer.
Betsy Wilder of Sutters Ln., Birmingham, spent her vacation with
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Berger of North Clarendon, Vt.

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