Sinai Hospital
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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, November 28, 1969-33
The fourth reunion of the Jewish-
Christian Retreat, an experiment
in inter-faith relations, will be
held 5 p.m. Sunday at the Convent
of Mary Reparatrix in Gesu Par-
TIKVAII CHAVIER will meet
noon Tuesday at Cong. Beth Hillel.
This will he the annual bowlers }
luncheon. (antes will he played
and prizes awarded. Guests arc
invited. For information, call Sue
Meskin, 548-1853.
Lot'IS MARSHALL CHAPTER
will present a "llanuka Sing-A-
long" 8:30 p.m. Tuesday at Work -
man's Circle Center. Mrs. Harry
Kaufman and David Gutman are
the vocalists, accompanied by Mrs.
Joy Feldman. Also on the program
will be Howard Gutman, impres-
sionist. Latkes will be served.
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DOWNTOWN FOX LODGE and
Leonard N. Simons presents medal
CHAPTER are joining in a Hanu-
to Nate S. Shapero
ka lathe social 8:30 p.m. Dec. 10
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Participants in ltetr•at
to Hold 4th Reunion in
Interfaith Ex peri e nt
} isiR
i. abbi Leonard Cahan of Adas
Shalom Synagogue was instrument-
al in carrying out the aims of the
first such dialogue in Detroit one
weekend last March.
} Entertainment during the re-
union will he presented by Cantor
Nicholas Fenakel and his Adas
Shalom Synagogue choir. There
will be a buffet dinner, dietary
' laws observed.
For information, call Sister Mar-
garet Ann Guinan, 862-7018.
MISS DALE SHEPHERD
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Chaim Weizmann Society
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Chaim Weizmann Society will
Mr. and Mrs. David H. Shepherd
of Sussex Ave., Oak Park, an- hold a social-business meeting 8
at
Workmen's
Circle
Center.
OPEN HOUSE:
The employes and board of
nounce the engagement of their p.m. Monday at Cong. Beth Hillel.
Friends are invited.
Wed., Dec. 3rd
The membership will take up the
daughter Dale Marianne to Law-
trustees of Sinai Hospital of Detroit
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7 p.m.-10 p.m.
rence F. Kern III, son of Mr. and executive board's recommenda-
paid tribute on Nov. 20 to the man
or call for appt. at your conveni-
Mrs. Lawrence F. Kern Jr. of tions for philanthropic allocations
who has been a "guiding spirit" of Keidan Latke Party
ence.
and will honor the wedding anni-
Dallas.
the hospital. Nate S. Shapero, co- to Benefit Bonds
12751 Nadine
Miss Shepherd is a junior in the versaries of several members:
founder and president of the hospi-
The Harry B. Keidan Lodge and college of education at Wayne Messrs. and Mesdames Harry
Huntington
Woods
Levine
(54th),
Benjamin
Carp
tal from 1962 to 1968, was pre- Chapter, Bnai Brith, will hold a State University. Mr. Kern studies
(52nd), Joshua Joyrich (39th),
EL 3.6375—Maxine Weingorden
sented a silver medal at Sinai's ; Hanuka latke party 8:30 p.m. Dec. at the University of Texas in Ar-
Samuel Levine (13th) and Joseph
17th annual meeting in recognition 9 in the Bnai David social hall on lington.
LI 5-8155 — Franceen Hart
Lewis (12th).
An Aug. 1 wedding is planned.
of "his selfless service as chief behalf of the Bnai Brith Israel
Joyrich, program chairman, will
executive."
give
a
report
on
Jewish
Community
Bond program. Comedian Joey
Leonard N. Simons, a vice presi-
Council activities and will read a ;
Russell will be guest entertainer. Weizmann Institute
dent of the board of trustees and
Yiddish short story by Abraham
Russell recently returned from a Gives Shazar Fellowship Reisin. Refreshments will be
long-time personal friend of the
Detroit businessman-philanthropist, fact-finding tour of Israel, where
REHOVOT—An honorary fellow-' served.
he met with leaders and observed ship of the Weizmann Institute of
made the presentation.
Joseph Newmark is president of
"Your vision and imagination, at first-hand the progress being Science was awarded to Israel the society.
President Zalman Shazar on the ,
your ability to get things done, made with Israel Bond dollars.
All theory is against freedom of
Harold S. Jaffa is president of occasion of his 80th birthday.
your faculty of being able to at-
the will: all experience for it. —
The fellowship was presented to
tract men of talent to your side, Keidan Lodge, and Mrs. Morris
'
Samuel
Johnson.
your strength of character, and Bernstein is president of the chap- Shazar in a brief ceremony in the
your contribution of the tremend- ter. Admission is free. Refresh- president's residence in Jerusalem,
ous amount of your time and means ments will be served, and mem- where Weizmann Institute was
Candy Centerpieces
—all add up to many of the most bers are asked to bring their represented by President Meyer
Max Schrut
important reasons why Sinai has friends.
W. Weisgal, chairman of the board
For Good Photographs
Personalized Party
of governors, Dewey D. Stone;
accomplished as much as it has in
and Prompt Service
such a relatively short span of Bnai Brith Installs
chairman of scientific council,
Coll Me at
Mementos
Prof. Joseph Gillis; dean of Fein-
time," Simons said.
;
Rio
de
Janeiro
Lodge
graduate
school,
Prof.
Mi-
berg
Also at the annual meeting, eight
Invitations and Party Ac-
trustees were elected or re-elected
RIO DE JANEIRO (JTA)— chael Feldman; and head of Poly-
Weddings — Bar Mitzvas
for five year terms. Re-elected Grand Lodge 25 of Bnai Brith has mer research department, Prof. I cessories for all occasions.
were Sidney J. Berlin, Harvey H. been officially installed here. It is Aharon Katzir.
We Come to Your Horne
With Samples
President Shazar celebrated his
Goldman, Jack 0. Lefton, Milton one of 12 new lodges in four capi-
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M. Maddin, Abe Shiffman, Hugo tals established in accordance with birthday in Kfar Chabad, the Lu-
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Slotkin and Bert L. Smokier. Jer- resolUtions adopted at the Bnai bavitcher village near Tel Aviv.
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ome Frank was elected to a first Brith convention in 1967. Hermann
Thousands of his friends and
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term. In addition, Samuel Frank Edelsbarg, director of the Interna- admirers gathered in Kfar Chabad
was designated as an honorary tional Bnai Brith Council repre- on Rosh Hodesh Kislev (Nov. 10)
sented the Supreme Lodge at the to mark the event with him.
trustee.
installation ceremonies. He sub-
President Shazar is a devout
stituted for Bnai Brith's interna- Lubavitcher Hasid and is named
tional president, Dr. William Wex- after Rabbi Schneur Zalman of
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today, the YUGOSLAV "FRULA" size cultural, human rights and
Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson,
DANCE COMPANY, which comes youth activities.
was read.
to the Masonic Auditorium, 8:20
Earlier in the day President
p.m. Dec. 5, continues to receive
Shazar attended Shaharit (morn-
acclaim across the U.S. for its
ing prayers) in the Lubavitcher
imaginative, robust and spectacu-
synagogue in the Old City of Jeru-
lar performances. Forty-five top
salem. This synagogue, known as
dancers, singers, acrobats, drum-
the "Tzemach Tzedek Shul" after
mers and instrumentalists, repre-
its founder, the Tzemach Tzedek
senting the cream of Frula's total
Benjamin M. Laikin will be host (5549-5626/1789-1866), the third
performing company are currently
.5Tuesday
evening
rse--
leader
of the Lubavitcher move-
with the new look!
on a tour which will bring them to
Lto two spokesmen ment, is the only synagogue in the
Detroit.
'` for the American old sector of Jerusalem found
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A gorgeous selection of holi-
?College in Jeru- basically intact during the 1967
day d r e s s e s, beautifully
The DETROIT PHILOSOPHICAL
salem—Prof. Sol war of liberation. It is now being
SOCIETY will meet 8 p.m. Thurs-
made, daintily trimmed. Da-
Liptzin, chair- restored.
day in Greenfield's Restaurant,
cotton, velvet. A love-
- man of the hu-
zrperon,
While praying there Monday
Oak Park. Guest speaker will be
manities depart- morning Shazar was called up to
ly selection to choose from.
Dr. Melvin Schwartz, associate pro-
ment, and Dean the Torth.
fessor in the department of psy-
Leonard J. Gold-
Sizes 3 to 6x
chology and neurology, Wayne
stein — at his
State University. His topic is "The
home, 24350 Mar- Troop 23 to Hold Court
Philosophy of the Brain's Func-
t h a Washington
The Troop 23 "Court of Honor"
tion."
Drive, Southfield. originally scheduled for Nov. 24
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A representa- has been postponed until 7 p.m.
tive gathering has Dec. 15 at Cong. Bnai Moshe.
GERALD E. SAGE, film pro-
been invited to
ducer of Calgary, Alberta, brings
The public is invited to witness
Sizes 7 to 14
meet the two
his travel film "UKRAINE TO-
award presentations, demonstra-
guests who will
DAY" to Detroit, December 7,
tions, scouting skills and crack
describe the work
1969, to the Scottish Rite Cathe-
of the new col- cadence teams.
Laikin
dral, for showing 3 and 7:30 p.m.
Receiving the Life award are
It was filmed by Sage in Ukraine lege which was established in Is- Norman and Ronald Efros. The
in October 1968 and concetrates rael two years ago.
Those desiring to meet the guests recipient of the Eagle award will
on Kiev, Lviv, Odessa, the Car-
be Paul Haar.
Layaway or Michigan Bankard, Security or Master Charge
Pathian Mountains and the sur- and to hear their messages are
Refreshments will be served.
asked to call Mr. Laikin, 358-0038.
rounding areas.
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MARCIA MASSERMAN
YOUTH CENTER
Brevities
TEL-TWELVE MALL
B.M. Laikin to Host
American College
Spokesmen Dec. 2
holiday
dresses
'7 to X16
'9 to '22