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Back from the 20th biennial convention of W■ 1111 ■ 11'S American OWI
in New York City, are the folio wing area delegates: Mesdames Bernard
W. Colton, Daniel Siegel, Lawrence Levi, Donald Thal, Max Beal,
William Wetsman, Joseph Fenton, David Menken. Allen Rosenfeld,
Robert Duncan, George Must. Sant Solomon, Earl Krause, Wilfred
Katz, Sidney Gersh, Eugene Levine, Herbert Pomerantz, Gerald Stein,
Martin Zeldes, Stanley Millman, Norman Gallant, Ben Brant, Fred
Walters, Sol Cash, Leo Schoenfeld, Joseph Reitman, harry Singer,
Daniel Goldman, Herman Berlin, David Redisch, George Seid, Rueben
Young, Alvin Graff, Donald Marrich, George Dean, Morris Wexler, Sol
Garher, David Kirsch, David Coleman, Arnold Shapiro. David Rovner,
Alvin Rubin, Wallace Tonkin, Ralph Karden, Hyman Jackson, Milton
Miller, Nathan Koploy, Ralph Shrmler and Leonard Schreiber. Elected
for two-year terms to the national board were Mesdames Max Beal,
Paul Borman, Sol Garher, Lawrence Levi, Henry Pariser, Jack Rubin,
Nathan H. Schlafer, Donald - Thal and William Wetsman.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Kaufman of Grand Concourse Ave., South-
field, were honored at a recent family dinner marking their 15th wed-
ding anniversary. Hosts were the Harry Wolfes of Greenbriar Ave., Oak
Park.
MISS DONNA SIIULEVITZ
The Robert Siegels who recently took part in the national United
Jewish Appeal Young Leadership Mission to Israel live on Alta Vista
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Shulevitz
Ave., Southfield, not in Huntington Woods, as incorrectly reported in of Interlaken Rd., Pine Lake,
the Nov. 21 paper.
announce the engagement of their
daughter Donna Lee to Jerry
Louis Weiss, son of Mr. and Mrs..
Sidney Awerbilick of Silvercrest
Ave., Southfield, and the late Mr. :
Michael Weiss.
Mrs. Weiss is a graduate of
The formation of a new peace
ment we've received from some
Wayne State University and is at-
group, initiated by staff members , in the Jewish community convin-
tending
University of Detroit Den-
of six Jewish community agencies,
ced us of the need for something
tal School, where he is a member
was announced today in a state - more permanent, with ongoing
of Alpha Omega Fraternity. Miss
ment by spokesmen for the "Coati- : concerns and a program of its
Shulevitz is a student in the school
tion of Concerned Jews," whose , own."
advertisement appears elsewhere
Coalition of Concerned Jews of education at the University of ,
in this issue.
plans local events for the Jewish Michigan.
A July wedding is planned.
as public
While the ad in The Jewish News community, as well
focuses primarily on the forth- events for the general community

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Friday, December 5, 1969-35

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`Coalition of Concerned Jews' Formed
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coming Dec. 12-13 moratorium and in the near future, the statement
the need to "end the war in Viet- said. In addition, they will cooper-
nam as the first step in alleviating ate with other groups, demonstrat-
human suffering," the statement ing a 'Jewish presence' in the con-
said the group is actually concern- cerns over these crucial social
ed with the "whole range of human issues. "
The group's representatives em-
misery, combatting apathy, partic-
ularly among Jews, and the grow- phasized that while its original
ing limitations on human free- members came from staff within
doms." Jewish community agencies, mem-
"For us as Jews," they said, bership in no way represented
"our responsibilities lie not only policy of those agencies. Member-
in our commitment to our fellow ship is open to anyone within the
humans, but from our actions taken Jewish community.
toward realizing that end."

The group arose from a,nucleus
which signed an ad in The Jewish
News Nov. 7, calling for an end
to the war. "The response to
that ad was overwhelming," the
statement said. "Not only did the
Jewish community send its own
bus to Washington, but also 'pop-
ulated' other buses. Similarly,
the moral support and encourage-

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Milton Maddin Heads
Franklin Hills C.C.

Milton M. Maddin has been elect-
ed president of Franklin Hills
Country Club. The new vice presi-
dent is Aubrey H. Ettenheimer.
Other officers are Herbert A.
Aronsson, treasurer, and Sidney J.
Ileinrick, secretary.
Elected to the board of directors
are Ben Jones, William R. Rosen-
thal, Dr. Milton Sorock, Robert
Welling and Harvey Willens.

Comedian Henny Youngman will
he guest star at the second annual
'dinner-dance sponsored by the De-
. troit Alumni Chapter of Alpha
Omega Fraternity, 8 p.m. Dec. 20,
at the Pontchartrain Hotel.
Menachem Sadinsky, who led the
first unit to enter Jericho and com-
manded armored
tank forces on
t h e Jerusalem,
Jordanian a n d
Syrian front dur-
ing the Six-Day
War, will be
guest speaker.
Youngman has

appeared in top
night clubs and
in 'leading hotels
an theaters from
Miami Beach to
Las Vegas. He
has been on the
I can promise to be frank, but I top TV programs
can't promise to be impartial.— and has made nu- Youngman
merous guest appearances with
Goethe.
Ed Sullivan, Jackie Gleason. John-
ny Carson. Mery Griffin, Jack
Pam- and ninny other such per-
sonalities.
A native of Brooklyn. Young-
man was trained as a serious
violinist, but turned early to pop-
- ular music. He first achieved
prominence when Kate Smith in-
vited him to be a guest on her
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show.
Dr. Norman Segal. chapter presi-
dent.- and MrS. Milton .Jacobs.
or More
lb-
president of the Detroit Women
of Alpha Omega, said Dr. Sheldon
Mintz will be toastmaster. Dinner ,
co-chairmen are Dr. Bruce Billes
and Dr. George A. Rosin. Dance
music will be by Eric Rosenow
and his orchestra.

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Bereznitzer Aid Society
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The Bereznitzer Aid Society will
hold its 36th annual dinner-dance
6:30 p.m. Sunday at Cong. Beth
Shalom.
Albert Koss is chairman, and
Rubin Galchinsky is co-chairman.
Proceeds are distributed both in
the U.S. and Israel.

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