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Pisgah Lodge Holds Rally for Bonds 1 1
Brevities
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, January 2, 1970-23
Gaiety alone, as it were, is the
CLAUDIO ARRAU, the famed hard cash of happiness; everything
concert pianist who comes to the else is just a promissory note.
Masonic Auditorium Jan. 24, was
—Sclumenhauer.
born in Chillan, Chile, Feb. 6,
1903. Like most of history's great
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pianists, he was a child prodigy.
Arrau was able to play a Beethoven
sonata off the printed page at the
age of four. He gave his first
recital in Santiago at five and
made his Buenos Aires debut at
At the festival for Israel hosted by Pisgah Lodge and Chapter
and co-sponsored by nine other Bnai Brith lodges and chapters,
which resulted in $50,000 in Israel Bond subscriptions, are (from left)
seated: Mrs. Irving Isaacs, first vice president of the Bnai Brith
Women's Council of Metropolitan Detroit; Mrs. Lee (Alyce) Diamond,
president of B & P Chapter; Dr. Herbert Bean, president of Pisgah
Lodge, and Mrs. Julius Ring, Bnai Brith Women's Council Israel
Bond chairman; standing, Herman Kasoff, president, Metropolitan
Detroit Bnai Brith Council; Felix Rosenzweig, Bnai Brith Council
Israel Bond chairman; Joey Russell, guest entertainer; and Ben
Goldhoff, Pisgah Israel Bond chairman and chairman of the affair on
behalf of the Bnai Brith Israel Bond program held at Bnai David.
Ford Foundation Aids Pioneer Study
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of Language Planning
in
Israel
A
three-year investigation of
The pioneering project, which
language planning processes in also includes a comparative study
Israel will be supported by a grant of language planning in East Pakis-
from the Ford Foundation.
tan, India and Indonesia, is being
directed by Dr. Joshua A. Fish-
man, distinguished university re-
Brett fem . ss to Take •
search professor of social sciences
Yeshiva University. The study
Shelley Feldman as Bride,' at
will be co-directed by Dr. Charles
MISS SHELLEY FELDMAN
Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Feldman
of Briar Dr., Oak Park, announce
the engagement of their daughter
Shelley Gail to Brett Jeross, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Jeross of
Park Ave., Oak Park.
Miss Feldman and her fiance at-
tend Michigan State University.
Bnai Britit
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Activ ates
ISRAEL CHAPTER helped
brighten the holiday for children
in the pediatric wards of Detroit
General Hospital's Receiving
branch. The service group treated
young patients to refreshments
and gifts. Among the treats was
candy donated by students of
Southfield's Marion Simms elem-
entary school, representing the
donors' Halloween receipts.
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seven when he was on his way to
Berlin to continue his studies on
a government subsidy which was
renewed for 10 years running-
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The RED CROSS BLOODMO-
BILE will be in the area Jan. 14
and 15, with the entire community
asked to participate. The unit will
be at the Masonic Temple, 357
14, 3-9 p.m.; at the Clawson-Troy
Woodward, Bloomfield Hills, Jan.
Elks Club, 1451 E. 16 Mile, Troy,
Jan. 15, 3-9 p.m.; and at the Red
Cross Northwest Office, 31228 Five
Mile, Livonia, Jan. 15, 2-8 p.m.
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FREDERIC FRANKLIN, one of
the great figures of the interna-
tional dance world, is director of
the brilliant young National Ballet
Company, which comes to the Ma-
sonic Auditorium, 8:20 p.m. Satur-
day.
Red Cross Offers Courses
in Water Safety
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The American Red Cross will
launch 10-week water safety in-
structor courses this month for
persons in the area who are inter-
ested in training to teach Red
I Cross lifesaving and swimming
'classes.
Classes will be held 7-10 p.m.
starting Monday at the Jewish
Center, main building; and 7-10
p.m. starting Jan. 12 at Oak Park
High School.
Classes total 30 hours of train-
ing. Persons interested in enrolling
must hold a current Senior life-
saving certificate and must be at
least age 17.
There is no charge. Registration ,
will take place at the first class
session.
A. Ferguson, chairman of the com-
mittee on linguistics at Stanford
!University, and administered by the
Center for International Studies at
Stanford.
According to Dr. Fishman, the
study will investigate how gov-
ernments arrive at language pol-
icy decisions, how language ag-
encies and institutions do their
work, how dictionaries, word
- lists and grammers are prepared Hold Down Wages, Israel
and how people react to such
products of language planning as Asked; Taxes to Go Up
new technical nomenclatures and
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new spelling rules.
Minister Pinhas Sapir warned here
Israel was selected as one of the that Israel faces an "economic
countries to be studied because of earthquake" next year unless ur-
the advanced state of its language gent measures are taken. He ap-
planning. No other developing pealed to industrialists and work-
country, Dr. Fishman said, has ' ers to modify their demands for
a language planning agency with higher prices and higher wages.
as much recognition and experi- Meanwhile, across-the-board in-
ence as the Academy of the He- creases in the direct and indirect
brew Language. Many of its rulings taxes paid by Israelis are included
in grammer, spelling, terminology in the 1970 budget now in the final
and translation have been widely stages of preparation by the fi-
accepted, both in governmental and nance ministry.
nongovernmental circles in Israel.
Expected to rise are municipal
"Our study will try to explain taxes, automobile and television
the relative success of the aca- license fees and the sales taxes on
tobacco, liquor and virtually every
demy's
work,
and to determine
how
various
individuals
and groups category of consumer goods. The
have reacted to the language de- budget will go into effect at the
cisions it has arrived at," he said. beginning of the new fiscal year.
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Mr. and Mrs. Sol Burg of Prairie Ave. celebrated their 50th
wedding anniversary Dec. 28 with a dinner in their honor at Cong.
Beth Abraham, given by their children, Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Wedes,
Dr. and Mrs. Leon A. Burg and Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Schecter.
Along with 10 grandchildren, out-of-towners attending the party in-
cluded New Yorkers Mr. and Mrs. Sam Burg, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Friedman, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tuman; Philadelphians Mr. Israel
Weinstock, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Weinstock and Dr. and Mrs. Sidney
Weinstock. From Windsor came Mr. Frank Seller and from school
in Denver came Mr. Sheldon Burg. The Burgs were married in New
York Dec. 28. 1919, and came to Detroit in 1928.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Slomovitz, Mr. and Mrs. Carmi M. Slomovitz,
Gabriel and Randy David Slomovitz were among the guests in Chizuk
Amuno Synagogue, Baltimore, Monday afternoon, at the marriage of
their niece and cousin, Tobie Judith Goldman, daughter of Rabbi and
Mrs. Israel M. Goldman, to Robert Aaron Levine, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis L. Levine of Waterville, Me. Rabbi Goldman performed the
ceremony of his daughter's marriage in the recently completed chapel
of his synagogue.
Mr. and Mrs. William Saunders of Lafayette Ave. E. gave a sur-
prise party for Mrs. Saunder's father, Mr. Aaron L. Cohen, on the oc-
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