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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
18—Friday, January 2, 1970

Linda Samuels to Become

,s. _Van L. Schuster

Hillel Staff to Meet
Grosse Pointe Farms Mayor Voices
The Hebrew and general studies
Admiration for Israel, Buys 51,000 Bond teachers of Hillel Day School will

"The accomplishments of the Is-
"Israel is the most exciting
country I have ever visited", said raelis in just 21 years are abso-
William G. Butler, mayor of Grosse lutely sensational", Mayor Butler
Pointe Farms, who has just re— stated. "My most lasting impres-
turned from a trip to the Jewish sion is the degree of dedication of
state. Mayor Butler purchased the people of Israel and their de-
$1,000 in Israel Bonds after wit- termination that the country shall
nessing at first hand what Israel live. The children are attractive,
Bond funds have done for the de- alert and devoted to their land. I
velopment of the country. was also greatly impressed by the
Hebrew University in Jerusalem,
r
which is the crossroads of the
, world, with students from the four
corners of the globe.

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On die ,A" f.

This Week's Radio and
Television Programs

ETERNAL LIGHT

"I found the people intelligent
and aware of the problems and
the dangers facing them. All had
suffered from three wars in less
I than 21 years. But they were
! ; determined that never again
would the Jewish people be con-
fronted with gas chambers or
' death camps. They want to live
at peace with their neighbors".

I

Time: 10:30 p.m. Sunday
Station: WWJ
MISS LINDA SAMUELS
Feature: "Mrs. Perlberg's Part- ,
Mayor Butler, a partner in the
ner
in Heaven" is a comedy by
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney T. Samuels
very
Berger about a very good, Detroit law firm of Miller, Can-
of Parsons Dr., Southfield. an- very charitable
and very funny field, Paddock and Stone, toured
nounce the engagement of their
Israel from the biblical "Dan to
daughter Linda Sue to Alan Louis lady.
Beersheba", including Gaza and
* * *
Schuster, son of Mr. and Mrs.
the Golan Heights.
LUBAVITCH JEWISH HOUR
Arthur Schuster of Arlirrtton Ave..
Butler is a former chairman of
Time: 8 a.m. Sunday
Southfield. A May 2 wedding is
the board of trustees of Merrill
Station: WKNR
planned.
Feature: Rabbi Yitshak Kagan Palmer Institute; trustee of the De-
will speak on "Where Are You?"; troit Historical Society, a member
Judge Charles Kaufman "An Encounter With Chabad" is a ' of the Society of Mayflower Des-
report on the Lubavitch college' cendants, trustee of the Metropoli-
to Speak at Zager-Stone weekends
in New York, Los Ange- tan Society for the Blind and a
Israel Night Affair
les and London; and musical sel-
sel member of the Abraham Lincoln
Circuit Court Judge Charles ections of the Hasidic concert will Civil War Roundtable.
Kaufman will be the guest speak- be heard.
* = *
er at the Israel Night sponsored
by Zager-Stone Lodge and Zager
IN CONTACT
Chapter, Bnai Brith, 8:30 p.m.,
Time: 10:30 p.m. Sunday
Tuesday, at the Balmoral Club.
Station: WJR
Aubrey Kort is
Feature: Man and religion are
SOL YETZ-MORRIS COHEN
president of Zag-
placed "in contact."
POST and AUXILIARY will hold
* * *
er - Stone lodge
meetings
8:30 p.m. Monday at the
and Mrs. Jack
HIGHLIGHTS
Jewish War Veterans headquar-
Brickner and
Time: 9:45 a.m. Sunday
ters.
The
post will serve refresh-
Mrs. Louis Kra-
Station: Channel 2
ments after the meetings. A party
mer are presi-
Feature: "Communication and is being planned by Child Welfare
dents of Zager
Our Litugry-A Symposium" is con- chairman Frieda Horowitz to be
Chapter.
tinued this week. Cantors Harold held at the D. J. Healy Home.
Leo Polk and
Orbach and Jacob Barkin serve as
Mrs. Bernard Do- ge" yi ;iv\
.
moderators for a panel discussion
_
sie are Israel . S1401
on today's synagogue music.
Bond chairmen.
*
The Israel Night
COMMUNITY CURRENTS
affair is spon-
Time: 7 a.m. Sunday
sored by the Bnai
Station: WJBK
Brith Israel
Feature: "A Conversation with
Bond program. Judge Kaufman
Judge Kaufman, who received Raphael Rothstein" is featured.
his degree from the Wayne State Rothstein, translator of the novel,
University Law School. served in "The Silent Warriors" by Joshua
the air force from 1942 to 1945, in Tadmor, talks with Evelyn Orbach
the China-Burma-India area, and about literature, the Middle East
was a prisoner of war in Japan for and the problems of producing a
18 months. He was elected judge novel by silent warriors.
*
of the Common Pleas Court in
HEAR OUR VOICE
1959 and a Circuit Court judge in
1964. He is past president of Keid-
Time: 11:30 p.m. Sunday
an Lodge, past chancellor of Tau
Station: WCAR
Epsilon Law Fraternity, president
Feature: Natania Davrath, Is-
of the Fund for Equal Justice and raeli soprano, is heard in this
has been active in Israel Bonds.
series on Yiddish folk songs, pre-
sented by Cantor Harold Orbach.

meet Thursday to discuss audio-
visual technology available at Hil-
lel. Jacob M. Mathis, director of the
audio-visual department at United
Hebrew Schools, will demonstrate sF
how to obtain maximum use of
multi-media equipment.

One's friends are that part of
the human race with which one can
be human.—George Santayana.

Nachum Pessin, deputy director
general of Shaare Zedek Hospital
in Jerusalem, will be guest speak-
er at a gathering of the American
Committee for Shaare Zedek Hos-
pital-Detroit Region. Tuesday, 8:30
p.m., at Young Israel of Oak
Woods.
A New York native, Pessin.
moved to Israel in 1961. During the
Six-Day War, Shaare Zedek Hos-
pital was transformed into a mili-
tary hospital under pessin's direc-
torship. He has been in his present
post for the past five years.
Pessin is in the United States
for a three-week visit to all Shaare
Zedek committees throughout the
country.

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Recovery Panel to Show
How Group Functions,
Aids Nervous Persons

A panel demonstration by mem-
bers of Recovery, Inc., will be
presented 9 p.m. Jan. 12 at Cong.
Beth Achim.
Founded in 1937 by the late Dr.
Abraham A. Low, Recovery Inc.,
is a national, nonprofit organiza-
tion which offers a self-help, after-
care method to persons suffering
from nervous or mental disorders.
Through the demonstration, the
organization will explain and illus-
trate its systematic method of
self-help. Preceding the panel dis-
cussion. the group leader will pre-
sent a brief history of the organi-
zation and relate its basic con-
cepts.
There are 80 weekly meetings
held in Detroit and suburbs. They
are open to the public at no
charge.
For further information, write
Recovery, Inc., P.O. Box 6511, De-
troit 48240.

Knowing is not enough; we must
apply. Willing is not enough; we
must do. —Goethe.

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