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Friday, November 28, 1969-27

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

The greater the number of sta- I If people are made to do what
Lutes, the greater the number of they dislike, you must allow for a
—Lao-tse. little ill-humor.—Lord Melbourne.
thieves and brigands.

Na-

Greater Detroit Section,
tional Council of Jewish Women.
will present a "Hanuka Salute to
'Israel" at its second general meet-
, ing 12:30 p.m. Monday at Cong.
Bnai David. The program will
highlight Council's overseas proj-
ects, with emphasis on "Hanuka
Ship-A-Boxes" to Israeli children.
Dessert will be served.

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SATURDAY 9:30 TO 9

Yitzhak Leor. consul for press
and information of the Consulate
General of Israel in Chicago. will
discuss "Israel in Quest of Peace."

MISS MARILYNN HELPER

An April 12 wedding is planned
by Marilynn Helper, whose en-
gagement to Harvey Ian Klein is
announced by her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Irving Helper of Ohio Ave.
Mr. Klein, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Klein of Pittsburgh,. is an
alumnus of the University of Pitts-
burgh's college of engineering.
The bride-elect, a graduate of
Wayne State University's college
of education, was affiliated with
Delta Phi Epsilon Sorority.

Dr. Jacob Agus
Next in Judeo-
Christian Series

Dr. Jacob B. Agus, specking in
St. Paul's Episcopal Cathedral.
Wednesday, will be the third guest
in the Judeo-Christian Lecture
Series and the first rabbi to speak
at St. Paul's on the subject, "The
Rabbinic Tradition and New Testa-
ment."
Sponsored by The Pius XII Reli-
gious Education
Center in cooper-
ation with The
American Jewish
Committee a n d
its Detroit Chap-
ter, the lectures
have been sched-
uled at various
colleges, universi-
ties and places of
worship in the
area. An expon-
ent of the liberal
wing of the Con- Dr. Agus
servative movement, Dr. Agus
has lectured widely in interfaith
dialogues.

Rabbi of Beth El Congrega-
tion in Baltimore, Dr. Agus
studied at yeshivot in Bialy•
stok and Tel Aviv as well as
Yeshiva University, and receiv-
ed his PhD from Harvard. He Is
consulting editor for Encyclo-
pedia Britannica and author of
ern Philosop ies o f Jud-
aism," "Banner of Jerusalem"
and "Guideposts in Modern
Judaism."
Following Dr. Agus in the

A native of Jerusalem, Leor re-
ceived his MA degree in medieval
history and political science at
Hebrew University and then join-

MISS BEVERLY GOLDFARB

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ed the ministry
of West Hartford, Conn., announce 1;
for foreign af-
the engagement of their daughter
fairs. He was ap-
Beverly Elaine to Michael Harris
pointed to his
Gordon. son of Mr. and Mrs. Avery 'PE
present post in
W. Gordon of Birchcrest Ave.
1968.
The bride-elect and her fiance .1(
Sharing the
are students at the University of a r
program with
y
Miami, where Mr. Gordon is affil- T
Leor will be Dan- •
iated with Tau Epsilon Phi Fra-
iel Millin, NCJW
ternity.
A
January
wedding
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planned.
dent from Israel
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who is studyint
Leor
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for a doctors de-
gree in education at Michigan
State University. Millin is one of
14 students who have received *
grants for graduate study in the *
FRIDAY NIGHT, 6 TO 9!
U.S. each year by the NCJW.

Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Goldfarb

LEFT OVERS SALE!

SATURDAY and SUNDAY

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The fellowship program, the * SATURDAY, 9:30 TO 9!
only one of its kind. was st"rted
SUNDAY, 12 TO 5!
in 1940 and since then, NCJW has
awarded 225 grants for U. S. ir
graduate training to foreign stu-
dents. Israelis assisted by Council 16,.
include the director of the Paul
Baerwald School of Social Work Ar.
of Hebrew University: the assist-
ant director-general of the minis- *
try of education, and leaders in v a..
the fields of education, medicine
Jir
and social work.

Left Divers
Sale!

National Council's overseas proj-
ects include the continuous sun-
port of Hebrew University High
School in Jerusalem, which now
has a Detroit room, a gift of the
local section. Council supports a
series of experiments in helping
teach disadvantaged c h i l d r e n
through experimental work in He-
brew University High School and
research in the John Dewey School
of Education.
Each year. Council sections
send thousands of packages of
Ship-A-Boxes crammed with toys
and educational material to kin-
dergartens throughout Israel,
The president of the Greater De-
troit Section is Mrs. Frederick
Shevin, and chairman of the day
is Mrs. Harold Kaufman.

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Akiva Names Officers

Akiva Hebrew Day School has
returned David S. Tanzman to the
presidency, and named Moses Ber-
lin and Harold Platt, vice presi-
series, Dr. Arthur .Hertzberg will dents: George Weingarden, secre-
speak Dec. 10 at Wayne State tary; and Leslie Krakovits, treas-
urer.
University.

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Friends of Beth Jacob Institute of Jerusalem will hold their annua *
fund-raising tea 2 - 5 p.m., Dec. 14, at the home of Mrs. David L. *
Cohen, 18919 Cherrylawn. A musical program will be given by the J -
students of the Beth Jacob School. Sponsors include Mesdames Max 'T
Biber, Avrom Borenstein, Joseph Borenstein, Morris Brandwine, David Ar
Bressler, Jack Carmen, Mordechi Carmen, David J. Cohen, David N. *
Cohen, Norman Cottler, Julius Feigelman, Eugene Greenfield, Yehaskel
Grubner, Jacob Hoberman, Brocha Kahana, Leizer Levin, Morris Mau- 7,d'
thner, Manfred Pick, David Pollack. Martin Rose, Nathan Soberman, 71.-
Joshua Sperka, Eugene Weiss and Herman Weitzman, all of Detroit;
Miss Zelda Kahn, Ann Arbor; Mrs. Nehamia Katz, Toledo; Mrs. Paul *
Litvin, Mount Clemens; Mrs. Jack Schanfield and Mrs. Samuel Stoll- I *

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The Schwartz-Shapiro-Feinstein Family Club will have its annual
Hanuka party 7:30 p.m. Dec. 7 at the Country Corner Clubhouse, South- :*
field, according to President—and oldest member—Paul Shapiro. The :*
dinner will be provided by hostesses Mrs. Hary Shapiro, Mrs. Joseph
Kelton, Mrs. Leo Grandson and Mrs. Harold Feinstein. There will be "T -
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