Governor, Alpert "Barbara Cobb/hill /0 n'
Speak on Oct. 12 1.111-s. Saildfo,y1 .1Ioretskr

at Technion Fete

Accomplishments of Technion.
the Israel Institute of Technology,
will be heralded at the 24th annual
founders dinner sponsored by the
Detroit chapter of the American
Technion Society, at Cong. Shaarey.
Zedek, 6:30 p.m. Oct. 12.
The fund-raising affair, part of
a drive to raise $500,000 for Tech-
nion's new mechanical engineer-
ing complex, is being chaired by
industrialist Sam Rich, president
of the Detroit chapter, and will
feature addresses by Governor
William Milliken and Carl Alpert,
a member of the 'I'chnion board
of governors who is coming to De-
troit from Israel for the affair.
Technion, with 4,000 students—
up from 16 who attended classes
when it first opened in 1924—has
produced two-thirds of Israel's
architects and engineers and
trains agricultural experts and
physicians.
The school performs research
into new fiber-reinforced polymers
for the U.S. Air Force to develop
materials that will make possible
longer-ranged jet aircraft; does
malaria control research for the
U.S. Army Medical Corps and
sponsors and participates in sem-
inars for Far Eastern and African
nation's on subjects ranging from
agriculture to business adminis -
tration.
Tickets for the affair are avail-
able through the Detroit chapter's
office, 358-3070.

Label Katz Due
to Address Local
Drive Kickoff

Label A. Katz, honorary presi-
dent of Bnai Brith, will be the key-
note speaker at the launching of
the 1969 Bnai Brith Services Ap-
peal drive 8:30 p.m. Wednesday at
Cong. Bnai David.
The community is invited to the
campaign kickoff. Helga Hirsch

LABEL A. KATI

THE DETROIT•JEWISH NEWS •

C.Bnai g3rith
Acttyttles

Friday, October 3, 1969-29

A vrunin Describes Enthusiastic
Greeting Given Neltansa Lifsclntz

1 Joining in expressing apprecia- Federation postponed its annual
KEIDAN LODGE will meet 8:30
tion that Nehama Lifschitz's tour •meeting from Oct. 22 to Oct. 29.
p.m. Tuesday at Northland Inn to
"Hear Our Voice," a program-
of this country will include Detroit,
hear Richard Austin and Roman
William Avrunin, executive vice of Jewish music will present a
Gribbs speak on pertinent issues
president Of the Jewish Welfare special program with Nehama
affecting the community. News Federation, recalled having heard Lifschitz this Sunday on station.
media will follow with prepared her on her first appearance in WCAR, 11:30 p.m. Sunday.
questions.
* * * Israel.

BUSINESS AND PROFESSION-- Avrunin, joining in urging an
AL CHAPTER will hold a "Sweet- overflow audience at Miss Lif-
est Day" dance 8:30 p.m. Oct. 18 schitz's concert Oct. 22 at the
at the Oak Park Community Cen- Masonic Auditorium, stated:
ter. Music by George Grossett's
"A recital by Nehama Lifschitz
Orchestra, social mixers, and re- . was the feature of the concluding
freshments will be part of the assembly of the Conference on
evening's entertainment. Paid-up Human Needs in Jerusalem in.
members will be admitted free, June. This was her first appear-
and other members and friends ance in Israel where she had come
will
be admitted by paying dues. from the Soviet Union. The audi-
MISS BARBARA GOLDMAN
d at
Men are welcome to tt
a en
a a ence which filled the Binyanei
Mr. and Mrs. Max Goldman of nominal donation.
1Ha'ooma included conference de-
* * *
Stratford Dr., Southfield announce
legates from all parts of the world,
LOUIS MARSHALL LODGE will
the engagement of their daughter meet
8:30 p.m. Tuesday at Cong. I as well as people from Israel.
Barbara Faith to Sanford Law-
Bnai
David,
where
the
story
of
1
"The
enthusiasm of the response
rence Moretsky, son of Mr. and
camp at Starlight, p a ., was a tribute to the international
Mrs. Ben Moretsky of Evergreen Bnai Brith
_told by Irving Berg. Re- character of the artist's talent.
will
Ave.
sang Russian, Hebrew and
The bride - elect is attending freshm ts will be served, and She
i Yiddish. The message of her per-
friends
re invited.
Michigan State University. She is
formance
was full of dramatic
(
* * *
a member of Sigma Alpha Iota,
excitement without reference to
professional fraternity for women
language.
in music. Mr. Moretsky, a grad-
"I personally found listening to
uate of Michigan State University,
Miss Lifschitz an experience which
attends graduate school.
Bnai
Brith
Women's
Council
of
moved
me deeply and involved me
An August wedding is planned.
Metropolitan Detroit will hold its culturally far beyond being a
ilms Tell History "Treasure Chest Luncheon" to member of a concert audience."
honor women who pledge 1100 orb Assisting in plans to assure a
more to the Special Gifts Cam- vast audience for the Nehama Lif-
paign, noon Thursday at Tam schitz concert, the Jewish Welfare

'Treasure Chest'
Planned by
y Women

gngagements

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Poslaniec
of Church Ave., Oak Park, an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Mary to Anthony Stephen
Pou, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Pou of Johannesburg, South
Africa. They plan an early spring
wedding.

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Community Council. the Fisher Theater will discuss

Film one deals with the life and ; "Modern
Theater for
Today."
The committee
the Treasure
activities of , Chapman Abraham, Chest luncheon consists of Mes-
the first known Jewish settler in dames Allen Wetizmari, president
Detroit (1762); the beginnings and of Bnai Brith Women's Council of
growth Of Michigan's first Jewish Metropolitan Detroit; Robert Ellis,
congregation; Temple Beth El, service appeal chairman; Alan
and other congregations founded Nathan, special gifts chairman:
before 1900; and the origin and Harold Robinson; Bernard Blie-
history of Jewish organizations- field, and Jack Sayles.
* * *
established between 1850 and 1899.
The second film deals with the
Bernard Panush Named
great influx of Eastern European
Jewry and the flourishing of Yid- District BBYO Head
dish culture, literature, news-
Bernard Panush has been ap-
papers and the theater in Detroit pointed District Grand Lodge 6
during the years 1900-1926.
Bnai Brith Youth Organization
Participants in the film are chairman.
His major responsibility is the
Irving Katz, executive director of
Temple Beth El; James W. Bab- dissemination of information about
cock, chief of the Burton Histor- western and Canadian BBYO to
ical Collection, Detroit Public Li- the Bnai Brith membership in Dis-
brary; Philip Gilbert, Edward trict 6.
Panush, past chairman of the
Schlussel and Rolland Parker.
Narrated by production co- Michigan Region BBYO board of
directors,
is past president of the
ordinator Evelyn Orbach and by
Rube Weiss, the films were writ- Metropolitan Detroit Bnai Brith

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Frazer Clark Jr., Lois Covell, The announcement was made fol-
Penina Frankel and Philip Mar- lowing the annual convention of

cuse. the District 6 Grand Lodge by Dr.
Leon E. Fellman who will be serv-
The film was made possible by
Leonard Simons, president of the ing as president this year.
Detroit .Historical Commission, the
Burton Historical Collection, De- Drachler to Address
Katz, of New Orleans, was the troit Historical Museum, Jam Clinic on Minorities
Handy
Organization and Michigan
Detroit Schools Superintendent
17th president of Bnal Brith,
Dr. Norman Drachler will be key-
serving frrom 1959 to 1965. He Bell Telephone Co.
For information, contact the pro- note speaker for a clinic planned
was elected honorary president
gram service department of the to investigate the treatment of
in 1965.
One ofthe youngest men to serve Jewish Community Council, 163 minority groups in textbooks used
in Wayne County schools, Nov. 6
as president, he traveled more Madison, 962-1880.
at South Junior High, Allen Park.
than 300,000 miles while in office.
Sponsors are the Wayne County
visiting every region of Jewish Senior Adults Advised
Intermediae School District and
communal activity in the United
the
Michigan Association for Su-
States and Canada and Jewish of New Shuttle Bus Stop
pervision and Curriculum Devel-
communities throughout the world.
The Jewish Center announces an opment.
He conferred on issues of Jewish additional stop for the senior adult
concern with many world leaders: shuttle bus. Effective immediately.' Clinic participants are being in-
Presidents Eisenhower, Kennedy the bus will stop at Nine Mile Rd. vited from all county districts out-
side Detroit. Detroit earlier launch-
and Johnson; Pope John XXITI and Coolidge at 11:40 a.m.
ed its study of minority treatment
and Pope Paul VI; David Ben-
Other stops and their respective in textbooks, and is recognized na-
Gurion, Levi Eshkol and other Is-
times are: Blackstone Apartments tionally for efforts to bring about
raeli personalities; Prime Minister
(Norfolk St.), 11:35 a.m.; North- fair and equal treatment of all
Nehru of India; Franco of Spain.
gate Apartments (front entrance), Americans in school books.
and others high in government.
11:55 a.m.: Votrobeck Dr. (front of
Teams will include teachers.
education, communal and religious
playground), 12:05 p.m.: and Bor- curriculum personnel. department
affairs.
heads, superintendents and school
David Bittker and Mrs. Philip man Hall, 12:10 p.m.
The return bus for Blackstone hoard members: those who are di-
Edelheit are serving as co-chair-
Apartments leaves at 3:30 p.m.: rectly concerned with textbook re-
men for the special event.
for all other destinations at 4:15. view, selection and adoption.
Intermediate district participation
It is not lack of love but lack of Tickets- are available to all Cen-
friendship that makes unhappy ter senior adult members in the is being - spearheaded- by its Com-
mittee -Against Racism Education.
marriages.—Friedrich Nietzsche. senior adult office.

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