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Women to Set Forth Challenge I HAYMAN-BERMAN: In a re
cent ceremony at the Raleigh
Sandra Joy Berman be-
at Institute: Brave the New World House,
came the bride of Marvin Hay-
Miss Sorkowitz to Be
Douglas Shifftnan
Planning the annual Institute of the Women's Division, Jewish
Welfare Federation, Dec. 4 at the Jewish Center, are from (left)
Mesdames Norman Naimark, co-chairman; Mrs. Hugh Greenberg,
workshop co-chairman; Mrs. Louis Berry co-chaiman; and Mrs.
Sheldon Stern, workshop co-chairman.
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The annual institute of the Worn-
en's Division, Jewish Welfare Fed-
eration, will be held 9:30 a.m.-2:45
p.m. Dec. 4 at the Jewish Center,
Mrs. Joseph H. Jackier, president
of the division. announced.
"Brave the New World — The
Challenge of Change" is the theme
of the institute, part of the divi-
sion's continuing educational pro-
gram for Detroit women.
Dr. Marshall Sklare, Yeshiva
University sociologist and author
on contemporary American Jewish
life, will be keynote speaker.
Four conversation workshops will
be held during the morning. They
are:
"The Challenge of Change as It
Affects Youth," led by Dr. Morten
Plotnik, program director of the
Jewish Center, and Dr. Morris
Weiss, psychiatrist.
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"The Challenge of Change as
It Affects the Family," with Dr.
Peter Martin, psychiatrist, and
Dr. Sidney Selig, educator and
SPRENZKOWSKI-SH ERMA N:
principal of the Cong. Beth Sha- Barbara Jane Sherman recently
lom Religious School.
I married Alain Yves Sprenzkowski
"The Challenge of Change as It
Affects the Community," with But-
ton Gordin, director of the Michi-
gan Civil Rights Commission, and
Irwin Shaw, director of the Jewish
Center.
"The Challenge of Change as It
Affects Our Young Adults," direct-
ed by Dr. George Barahal, Wayne
State University psychologist, and
Lawrence Jackier, attorney.
Mrs. Norman Naimark and Mrs.
Louis Berry are co-chairmen of
the institute. Session chairmen are
Mesdames Hugh W. Greenberg,
Morris Baker, Sheldon Stern, Bert
Smokier, Julian Tobias, Robert
Alpern, Milton A. Weiss and Rob-
ert Willens. Mrs. George M. Stutz
is adviser.
Schurgin-Hordes Club
Honors Octogenarian
Mrs. Elsie Schurgin was honor-
ed this week by the Schurgin-
Hordes Club on her 80th birthday.
To mark the occasion, the club
presented $600 in Israel Bonds into
a gift in her honor to the Jewish
National Fund.
Mrs. Schurgin has a daughter,
Florence Share; two sons, Arthur
and David; and eight grandchil-
dren.
The Schurgin-Hordes Club was
organized by the late William
Hordes. Assisting him in the for-
mation of the club, which makes
periodic gifts to Jewish causes,
were Mrs. Hordes and Mrs. Schur-
gin. The group carried Bnai Zion
insurance with the JNF as bene-
ficiary.
Mrs. Hordes said other gifts are
planned to augment the contribu-
tion to JNF in Mrs. Schurgin's
honor. available at
in Rennes, France. The bride is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mi-
chael Beckerman Sherman and
granddaughter of former Detroit-
ers, Mrs. Max Grabowsky of Los
Angeles, and the late Max Gra-
bowsky, inventor of the Rapid Mo-
tor Truck and Grabowsky Power
Wagon in Pontiac in 1902-1903. The
couple will reside in Salon, France,
where Mr. Sprenzkowski is teach-
ing at the Air Farce College. They
will return to the United States in
1971.
Akiva .School Sets
1st Donor Luncheon
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activities in Society
Detroiters who participated in the general assembly of the Council
of Jewish Federations and Welfare Funds in Boston last weekend in
eluded William Avrunin, Mr. and Mrs. Mandell L. Berman, Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Cohen, Sol Drachler, Rabbi Leon Fram, Mr. and Mrs.
Max M. Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis S. Grossman, Dr. and Mrs. I.
Jerome Hauser, Mrs. Joseph Jackier, Mr. and Mrs. Miles Jaffe, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry L. Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Allen D. Kandel, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas I. Klein, Dr. and Mrs. Julian Priver, Mr. and Mrs. Hyman
Safran, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Rosenfeld Mr. and Ms. Alan E Schwartz,
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Slomovitz and Mr. and Mrs. George M. Zeltzer In
the Flint delegation were Dr. and Mrs. William Bernard, Hy Berman,
Barry Binder, Dr. and Mrs. Stanley Kaller, Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Pelavin, Dr. Leon Rosky, Dr. and Mrs. Michael Wittenberg, Dr. Jack
Pelavin, Dr. Leon Rosky, Dr. and Mrs. Michael Wittenberg and Dr. Jack
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Siegel of Huntington Rd., Huntington Woods,
took part in a United Jewish Appeal Young Leadership Mission. The
Siegels, who have been active in the Junior and Services divisions of
the Jewish Welfare Federation, visited UJA agencies in Israel which
resettle, train and care for the thousands of immigrants who seek
refuge each year. The participants in the tour also met with top Israeli
officials who briefed them on the present needs- of the country.
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engagement of their daughter Julie
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Miss Sorkowitz is a senior in the
college of education at Wayne
State University. Mr. Shiffman is
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A July 8 wedding is planned.
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The Windsor Jewish Community
Council is making plans for its
annual New Year's Eve Ball 10
p.m. Dec. 31 at the Jewish Cen-
ter. There will be dancing, favors,
hors d'oevres and breakfast, plus
a complimentary bar. Tickets are
the Center office.
night 8:30 p.m. Dec. 2 at the
Center. There will be a small fee
information, call the Group Serv-
ices Division, DI 1-4200.
Akiva Hebrew Day School an-
nounces its first donor luncheon
will be 12:15 p.m. Monday at How-
ard Johnson's in the New Center
area. The meal will be kosher-
catered. •
The afternoon program will fea-
ture radio personality Jack Harris,
who will tape his "Open House"
radio program at the luncheon and
broadcast it the following day on
WJR.
For information, call donor chair-
man Mrs. Leon Herschfus, 357-
2193 or the Akiva school office,
545-1060.
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Windsor Council Slates
New Year's Eve Ball
The Single Adults of the Jew-
ish Center will hold a lounge
for nonmembers of the group. For
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man. Rabbi David Jessel officiat-
ed. The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel D. Berman
of LaBelle Rd., Oak Park, and
her husband is the son of Mr.
Samuel Hayman of Wales Ave.,
Oak Park, and the late Mrs. Hay-
man. Andrea Berman served her
sister as maid of honor, and Mrs.
Linda Katzen was matron of
honor. Beatrice Berman of High-
land Park, N.J., Helene Lee,
Marilyn Kaplan, Mrs. Peggy
Sandler and Mrs. Estee Gottlieb
were bridesmaids. Audrey Gott-
lieb was junior bridesmaid, and
Susie Gottlieb of Toledo served as
flowergirl. Robert Gottlieb of
Toledo was best man, and ushers
included Michael Elkins, David
Kruger, Jerald Keller, Mike Kush-
ner and Barry Elkowitz. Mark
Gottlieb was junior usher. The
bride's grandmother, Sarah Sil-
berstein, was escorted by the
bride's uncle, Edward Silberstein.
After a honeymoon in Miami and
Nassau, the couple will reside in
Royal Oak.
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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
24—Friday, November 21, 1969