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man of the forum which will be Stuart LaKind, Stuart Mittenthal,
"The Contemporary Jewish Wom-
Wins Jerusalem's 1st - Citizen Prize an—What
held on successive Wednesdays Irving Nussbaum, Robert Portnoy,
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34—Friday, September 12, 1969

JERUSALEM—In Hebrew, kat-
tan means small, and Shulamit
Katan is exactly that. But when it
comes to accomplishments, a more
fitting name would be "Gadol"—
big.
The diminutive Jerusalem house-
wife is recipient of Jerusalem's
first prize for good citizenship, set
up by Dr. Israel Goldstein, chair-
man of the Keren Hayesod, and
Mrs. Goldstein.
While raising 11 children, Mrs.
Kattan managed to:
Operate a home for Jewish refu-
gee children in Southern France
during World War II, while she
herself was a refugee from her
native Germany.
Migrate to Israel (in 1950) with
five children. Because of the diffi-
culty of finding proper accommo-
dation, the family settled in a run-
down dwelling in Sanhedria on the
very border of the Jordanian and
Jewish sectors of Jerusalem. She
gave birth to six more children.
Subsequently, four got married
and added six grandchildren to
Mrs. Kattan's brood.
Made it possible for her hus-

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band to study and receive a Phil
degree, which led to his present
job as a librarian at the Hebrew
University.
Study and receive a teachers di-
ploma herself.
Become a writer for Kol Zion
Lagola's French language radio
programs. and for French Jewish
newspapers.
Get her BA degree after the
birth of her 11th child and also a
job assisting in the collection of
material for a biography of Chaim
Weizmann
Become a member of numerous
organizations and social welfare
groups, including the Jerusalem
Women's League. the School for
Underprivileged Children in Kata-
mon and the Parent Teachers As-
sociation.
Adopt an underprivileged new
immigrant family with many
children in order to help it settle
and become absorbed.
In presenting the financial prize
to Mrs. Kattan that goes with the
good citizenship award. Dr. Gold-
stein, himself a citizen of Jerusa
tem since 1960. said, "Imagine what
great things could be done for
Jerusalem by 100 more like Mrs.
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Mrs. LUCY S. DAWIDOWICZ,
prominent social historian with the
American Jewish Committee since
1949. has received a joint appoint-
ment as associate professor of so-
cial history at Yeshiva University's
Stern-College for Women and Wurz.
weiler School of Social Work, it
was announced by the respective
deans, Prof. David Mirsky and Dr.
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ed as the subject for the 1969 Fall starting next week. I Gerald J. Rowin, Mark H. Said-
Forum of the Women's Division of
Session I, "Has Change Changed ' man, Donald Shapiro, Marvin D.
the Jewish Federation.
Me?," will be held next Wednes- Siegel, Bernard Stollman, Joel
Mrs. Maxwell Lapides is chair- day, with Paul Winters of radio Tauber, Martin Trotsky, Bruce K.
station WTAK as speaker. Chair- Wayne, Robert Weinstock
and
man of the first session is Mrs. Henry R. Winkelman.
Murray Shekter. Mrs. Guy Barron
is vice chairman.
Session II, "What Do I Want to
Be?," will be held Sept. 24. The
speaker will be Dr. Boris Nelson,
Orchestra and Entertainment
director of fine arts at the Univer-
sity of Toledo.
Both meetings will be held in
room 208 of the Jewish Center.
Refreshments will be served at
12:30 on both days and the meet-
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Mrs. John L. Greenberg is vice
chairman of the fall forum and
Mrs. Norman D. Katz is adviser to
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women's division president, said.
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"I congratulate the women whose
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New Years, in a World of
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MRS. ROBERT ROSEN
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Susan Anita Jacobstein became
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year's program are Mesdames
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sity where she received her degree
in fine arts. Mr. Rosenthal. a grad-
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uate of the University of Michigan,
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An October wedding is planned.
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Mrs. Rita Mason, former De
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Mr. and Mrs. Jack B. Rose of
Rue Versailles Dr., Oak Park, an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Linda Esther to Stanley
Charles Shapiro, son of Rabbi and
Mrs. Aaron Shapiro of Greenville,
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of the University of Michigan. Mr.
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Detroit Law School. A November
wedding is planned.
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The Jewish News regrets its
to Their Many Customers and Friends
erroneous omission of Miss Ellen
Kerwin's name from the list of
For a Year of Health and Happiness
attendants at the wedding of
Nancy Jeane Littky to David Paul
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