THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

32—Friday, October 17, 1969

Carolyn Jones

Federation Junior Division
Coming for
to Hear Discussion of Mid-East City of Hope

The Junior Division of the Jewish
Welfare Federation will hold an
open board meeting at 8 p.m.
Wednesday in the Whitehall Com-
munity House, Southfield, it was
announced by Stanley Frankel,
president.
Topic of discussion will be
"American Foreign Policy in the
Middle East."
The Junior Division is continuing
its policy of sending two liaison
representatives to each Detroit
Jewish communal agency's board
of directors and to the committees
of the Jewish Welfare Federation
These young adult delegates serve
a twofold purpose. Through their
reports, they acquaint the Junior
Division with the work of the vari-
ous agencies, and they voice a
youthful viewpoint at the agency
and committee meetings.
MemItcrs sitting on Federation
committees are: community re-
lations, Nand Rands; education.
Stanley Frankel and Richard
Maddin; and health and welfare,
William G. Barris and Burton
Farbman.
Junior Division spokesmen serv-
ing the communal agencies are:
Fresh Air Society, Michael Mad-
din and Mrs. Donna Slatkin:
United Hebrew Schools, Edward
Lumberg: Jewish Center. Mrs.
Johanna Eisenberg and Lawrence

Jackier; Jewish Ilome for the
Aged, Nancy Kosit and Robert
Slatkin; Jewish Vocational Service.
Stuart Goldstein and Mrs. Rochelle
Jackier: and Shapero School of
Nursing, Harriet Miller.
C o m m it tee chairmen of the
Junior Division are: communica-
tions, Harvey Brode: hospitality,
Nancy Kosit: lecture series, La
ernce Jackier: newsletter, M dtr-
jorie E. Shuman; speaker's bu-
reau, Robert Rubin; summer Tu-
torial project, Sally Jo Sorock; and
secretary, Marjorie Shuman.

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HIGHLIGHTS
Time: 9:45 a.m. Sunday.
Station: Channel 2.
Feature: "Educational Talent
Search'' is the title of the first
in a series of two programs. The
program, Higher Education Op-
portunities Committee based at
Wayne State University and in-
cluding other institutions, will be
discussed by Frank Jackson, a
WSU student, aided by the com-
mittee. and by Mrs. Aline Rivers,
executive director. Walter Klein,
Hospital Gets Grant
executive director of the Jewish
PHILADELPHIA (JTA) — The Community Council and a member
National Institutes of Health has of the Higher Education Oppor-
awarded grants totalling nearly tunities Committee, will appear
$500,000 for three medical training with them.
and research projects at the Albert
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Einstein Medical Center.
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Harry Brodsky, president of
the Detroit Businessmen, City of
Hope, reports zthTft Carolyn Jones
will appear "bri the program of
the group's 57th annual dinner-
dance Sunday at Raleigh House.
Miss Jones has starred In
dramas, musicals and most re-
cently in the TV series, "The
Adams Family." She has con-
tinued her interest in City of
Hope through personal contribu-
tions and appearances.

LETTER BOX

Where Were Adults
at Project Outcry?

Editor; The Jewish News:
I would like to take this oppor-
tunity to express my complete
disillusion with the adult Jewish
community of Detroit.
Sunday, Oct. 12, was the date
of Project Outcry. a protest
against Soviet anti-Semitism. The
Time: 7 a.m. Sunday and 5:15
attendance has been estimated at
p.m. Tuesday.
Station: W.IBK (Sunday) and 300-400 people. I would say that
no more than 50 of those people
WDET-FM (Tuesday).
were adults.
Feature: "A Conversation With
So many times, I hear the cry
Haim Ginott." author of "Between
of adults, "Children, retain your
Parent and Child" and "Between
Judaism. It is so important to
Parent and Teen-Ager," will take
be a Jew." Yet, what does being
place between him and Evelyn a Jew prove? It seems to me
Orbach, program and broadcasting that, according to most adults,
associate of the Jewish Community being a Jew is simply saying,
Council. , * "Yes, I am a Jew," and marry-
' ing a Jew.
HEAR OUR VOICE
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To me. a Jew is something en-
Time: 11:30 p.m. Sunday.
tirely different. Judaism is a feel-
Station: WCAR.
ing and a way of life. It is a
Feature: Nehama Lifschitz, who commitment to help Israel and
will perform Wednesday at Ma- fellow Jews all over the world.
sonic Temple, is again featured And being a Jew is being active.
on this program of Jewish music. It is all well and good to wish
* *
for the well-being of other Jews
IN CONTACT
but that is not enough. A Jew
Time: 10:30 p.m. Sunday.
must be willing to take action and
Station: WJR.
to fight for everything he believes
Feature: The Interfaith Broad - in. How can our parents even hope
casting Commission again puts for us to remain Jews and to help
- religion and man in contact." Jewish causes if they are not even
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willing to lead us and show us the
ETERNAL LIGHT
right way?
Time: 10:30 p.m. Sunday.
If the adult attendance at Proj-
Station: WWJ.
ect Outcry is any indication of
Feature: "An End of the Be- the concern of Detroit's Jewish
ginning" will be the final discus- population. I'm afraid that the
sion in a series of 15 informal Jews will disintegrate in the world
dialogues on the subject of Genesis- of apathy that they have created.
Prof. Mark van Doren and Mau-
Sincerely.
rice Samuel consider the drama of
FRAN PFEFFER
the Joseph story.
Chairman
Project Outcry. 1969
MESSAGE OF ISRAEL
Time: 11:30 p.m. Sunday.
BARRY M. GRANT. Southfield
Station: WXYZ.
attorney and former assistant
Feature: Rabbi Jacob Philip prosecutor of Oakland County, has
Rudin of Temple Beth-El, Great been elected president of the Oak-
Neck, N.Y., delivers words "Updt land County Lincoln Republican
Thy Heart." some solutions to the Club. Grant previouSly served as
problems of our generation. a commissioner on the Governor's
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Traffic Safety Commission; pro -
LUBAVITCH JEWISH HOUR bate court referee and clerk;
Time: 8 a.m. Sunday.
treasurer and trustee, Southfield
Station: WKNR.
Board of Education: member of
Feature: A "flashback to the the Parent-Youth Guidance Corn-
'69 Summer Season of Camp Gan mission of Southfield: and a direc-
Israel" and a look at the new for of the Oakland County Mental
I ithavit•h House at UCLA. • Health Society.

GROSS REALTY CO..

Abe Fortas Lecture
Sunday Evening

Julius Reznik and Jack Kutnick, the gathering drive to curtail in-
co - chairmen of the Bnai Moshe dividual rights, including threats
Town Hall Series, announce that privacy and the growing sup-
there are still tickets available to! port rtt
for basic ndn
constitutional
to the
it h t. ,, respect change,
v
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pa a h icu Aln a ire ly
the Abe Fortas lecture at 8:15
I
In
1939
at
the
age
of
29,
Fortas
p.m. Sunday at the synagogue.
In his lecture on the topic "The was general counsel of the Public
Coming Assault on Individual Works Administration. He was
Rights: Privacy and Dignity," Jus - Undersecretary of the Interior
Lice Fortas will discuss the cur- when he left government in 1946
rent social revolution in terms of to help form the law firm of Ar-
the search for personal dignity nold, Fortas and Porter.
Music is his greatest recreation
and fulfillment among the blacks,
the poor and the student genera- and delight, being an accom-
tions. "It will show the connec- plished violinist — he played at
tion between this and develop- dances to help earn his way
ments in institutional and criminal through college.
law and theory," Reznik and Kut-
Dr. Moses Lehrman, rabbi of
nick announced. "It will discuss Bnai Moshe, will introduce Justice

Robert Siegel Re-Elected
President of Knollwood

Robert L. Siegel has been re-
elected to a second one year term
as president of Knollwood Country
Club.
Serving with Siegel will be Je-
rome Halperin, vice president;
Max P. Steinway, treasurer; Alan
E. Luckoff, secretary; Richard D.
Bleznak, assistant treasurer; and
Irving Simon, assistant secretary.
Siegel, Halperin and David New-
man were re-elected to one-year
terms on the board of directors.
New directors are Richard D.
Bleznak and Richard Fynke.

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