28—Friday,' February 20, 1970

-THE DETROIT JEWISH-NEWS

People Make News

Institute Tuesday

The board of directors of Bank I Mayor John V. Lindsay an
of the Commonwealth has elected nounced the appointment of MAR
Benjamin F. Beverly, Richard E. ' VIN SCHICK as assistant to the
Danckaert James H. Dingemen, mayor specializing in intergroup
Jr., William D. VanderWeele and relations. Lindsay said that Schick,
JEROME D. WEISMAN to the 35, is a past president of the Na-
1 tional Jewish Commission on Law
position of assistant cashiers.
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and Public Affairs.
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Two Hebrew University students
RAYMOND F. KRAVIS, an in-
have been awarded scholarships
worth 2,000 pounds ($580) a year ternationally recognized oil and gas
each for two years to help finance consultant, and philanthropic and
their studies in the department of community leader, has been named
business administration. The schol- recipient of the 1970 Herbert H.
arships have been presented by Lehman Human Relations Award
JOSEPH MAZER of New York and sponsored by the American Jew-
A. HASS of Cleveland. The two ish Committee. Presentation of the
recipients are 32-year-old, Bagh- Lehman medallion — top annual
dad-born GIDEON SHTAIAT, who honor given by the AJC Appeal for
holds a BA in economics and pol- Human Relations—will be at a tes-
itical science at the Hebrew Uni- timonial dinner April 13 at the
versity; and 23-year-old JOSEPH Plaza Hotel, New York City. MAX
AHARONY, who has a bachelors M. FISHER, industrialist of De-
degree in economics and statistics troit, is chairman of the national
sponsoring committee.
from Hebrew U.
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AVRAHAM AVI-HAI has been
ABE ELIOWITZ, football coach appointed associate dean of over-I
at Cooley High School for the past seas students at the Hebrew Uni-
23 years, was named to the Cana- versity an dalso will continue his
dian Football Hall of Fame at present responsibilities as director
Ottawa. Eliowitz, 59, is a onetime of summer courses. Avi-hai, who
tailback for Michigan State Uni- developed a wide range of aca-
versity, where he was graduated demic credit courses last summer
in 1932. He played with the Ottawa for hundreds of foreign students,
Roughriders and the Montreal joined the Hebrew University from
Alouettes in the Canadian Football the prime minister's office. He
League, making several Canadian holds a degree in Judaica from the
all-star teams. As coach of Cooley's Jewish Theological Seminary of
baseball varsity, he saw his teams America, and an MA in political
win three consecutive Public science from Columbia.
School League titles. In football,
Eliowitz coached Denby to a PSL
title in 1945 and Cooley in 1946, plus
a - city Goodfellow crown. He also
coaches Cooley's cross country
squad.
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'YEHUDA AMICHAI, Israeli I
poet and novelist, will visit the i This Week's Radio and
United States in April for a speak- i
Television Programs
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ing tour under the auspices of the
ETERNAL LIGHT
education and culture department
of the Jewish Agency, it was an-
Time: 10:30 p.m. Sunday.
nounced by Dr Emanuel Rack- ■ Station WWJ.
man, chairman of the advisory ' Feature: "Dreams Money Can't
committe of the department. The Buy" is a drama concerning
tour will follow his appearance in Abrahm Bisno, pioneering Chicago
Washington, D.C. April 15, when Unionist, who gave up his own
he will give a reading of his own business in the 1880s to fight for
poetry at the International Poetry the improvement of the garment
Festival in the Library of Con- workers lot in the swecatshops of
gress.
the nation.
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HEAR OUR VOICE
LEON J PERELMAN, civic
leader, philanthropist and business I Time: 11:30 p.m. Sunday.
executive, was named chairman of ' Station: WCAR.
the 60th anniversary celebration 1 Feature: "Jan Pearce Singing
of D r o p s i e University. He will More Yiddish Folk Songs" will be
head a committee planning a corn- featured. The selections, with an
munitywide dinner April 14 at the orchestra conducted by Abraham
Warwick Hotel. Ellstein, will be commented upon
by Cantor Harold Orbach.
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ROBERT ROCICAWAY, son of
HIGHLIGHTS
Mrs. Betty Rockaway of Snowden 1 Time: 9:45 a.m. Sunday.
Ave., has been appointed assistant
Station: Channel 2.
professor of American urban his-
Feature: "A Conversation with
tory at the University of Texas. Irving M. Levine"—director of ur-
Rockaway's areas of specializa- ban projects for the American
tion are American urban and eth- Jewish Committee—will be seen.
nic history. At present he is corn- Evelyn Orbach is interviewer.
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pleting a history of the Jewish
community of Detroit.
IN CONTACT
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I Time: 10:30 p.m. Sunday.
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OSCAR GLASSERMAN, secre- Station: WJR.
tary general of the Confederation
Feature: Man and religion are
of General Zionists of Latin Amer- place "in contact."
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ica, will visit Rio de Janeiro and
Sao Paulo March 10, and MOR-
COMMUNITY CURRENTS
DECAI DAIEN, representative of Time: 7 a.m. Sunday.
the World Union of General Zion-
Station: WDET
ists in Latin America, will visit i Feature: Dr. Eugene Borowitz
Mexico, Panama and Venezuela. discusses "New Trends in Jewish
These v:sits are part of a program Theology." Dr. Borowitz, professor
to strengthen the effectiveness of of education and Jewish religious
the Latin American Confederation thought, New York School of He-
of General Zionists. I brew Union College, and visiting
professor of religion at Prince-
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MARK A. LINDEN and MRS. ton, Temple and Columbia Univer-
LOUIS PAPO of Oak Park and sities, discusses his views with
SIDNEY SELIG of Southfield are Rabbi M. Robert Syme of Temple
serving on the board of directors Israel.
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of the American Cancer Society
LUBAVITCHER JEWISH HOUR
Oakland County Unit. DR. AN-
Time: 8 a.m. Sunday.
THONY P. WITHAM, superinten-
dent of the West Bloomfield School
Station: WKNR.
District, has been named chair-
Feature: A talk on "My Peo-
man of the American Cancer So- ple;" a commentary on "Youth in
ciety's 1970 Cancer Crusade in Oak- Focus;" and a selection of Hasidic

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On the Air

fudge Galinsky to Be Young Leaders Set
Wife of Mr. Burnstein Fourth Session of

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land County, to take place April melodies, "Spiritual Ascent," are
featured. l s a k
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The fourth session of the Young
Leadership Institute will be held
8:30 p.m. Tuesday at the home of
Jewish Welfare Federation Presi-
dent Alan E. Schwartz, 17651 Ham-
ilton.
Thomas I. Klein, chairman, an-
nounced tthe group will discuss
the operation of the Federation
and its agencies.
-William Avrunin, executive vice
president of the Federation, will
speak on the functioning of the
Federation and its role in develop-
ing and executing programs of im-
portance to the Jewish community.
Schwartz will review the responsi-
bilities of Federation.

MISS JUDIE GALINSKY

The institute is designed to ac-
quaint young men of the commu-
nity with Jewish issues here
and abroad.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Galinsky ol
Appoline Ave. announce the en
gagement of their daughter Judie
Evelyn to Edward Murray Burn
stein, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Burnstein of Roseland Ave., South.
field.
The bride-elect is a senior in
Wayne State University's college of
education. Mr. Burnstein is a grad-
uate of the Detroit Institute of
Technology and an alumnus of Tau
Epsilon Phi Fraternity.
A June wedding is planned.

ZOD to Host Writer
Beinish Epstein

Louis Panush, president of the
Zionist Organization of Detroit, in-
vites the community to a meeting
8:30 p.m. Thursday at the Zionist
Cultural Center, at which journal-
ist, Beinesh Ep- •
stein will speak
on "America and
Israel."
Epstein recent-
ly joined the Zion-
i s t Organization
of America staff
as a consultant
in the public
affairs depart-
ment and editor-
ial writer for Epstein
"The American Zionist." He is a
member of the actions committee
of the World Zionist Organization
and a member of the administra-
tive committee of the American
Zionist Council.
Refreshments will be served.. For
information, call the ZOD office,
353-3636.

Habonim Assn.. to Join
Habonim
Branch 11 at Meeting
With Saadia Gelb

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Among those attending the meet-
ings are James M. August, Rich-
ard Barnett, Guy Barron, Stanley
Berger. Paul D. Borman, Harold
Blumenstein, Toby Citrin, Maurice
S. Cohen, Sidney Forbes, Sidney
Freedland, Dr. Conrad Giles, Da-
vid Hermelin, Ira Jaffe, Harvey
Leach, Donald Purther, Martin H.
Ross, D. Lawrence Sherman, Law-
rence K. Snider, Robert Sosnick,
Norman Sussman, Henry Winkel-
man and Erwin Ziegelman.
Attending from Lansing are Ber-
nard Ackerman and Joel Altman.
In addition to Klein, the plan-
ning committee consists of David
Page, Joel D. Tauber and Barry
Yaker.

Yeshiva Science School
Gets Foundation Grant

Collegians -ft). Go - Caniptng

The Jewish Students Association
at Oakland University is sponsor-
ing a Camp Tamarack weekend fbr
Jewish college students April 1-3.
For information, call Sam Keit-
fer, 1-377-2000, Ext. 3037, or the
office of the Michigan Association
of Jewish College Students, DI
14200.

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The Detroit Chapter of Ameri-
can Habonim Association and
Branch 11, Labor Zionist Organiza-
tion, will hold a joint meeting
8 p.m. Saturday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Bernice Schreier,
20220 Ronsdale, Birmingham.
Saadia Gelb, a founder of Habo-
nim youth movement in America,
will speak on 'The Changing Politi-
cal, Social and Economic Scene in
Israel.
Gelb was graduated from the
University of Minnesota with a
master of arts degree and com-
pleted rabbinic studies at the Jew-
ish Institute of Religion in New
York. He also attended the Grad-
uate School for Social Work in
New York.
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and vice president of the Upper
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From 1959 to 1961, Gelb was in
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the United States as a special em-
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ment to the American Jewish
community.
Gelb currently is manager of the
guest house at Kfar Blum.
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For information about this meet-
Phone:
353-7272
Phone: 647-5622
ing, call either Allan Gelfond, 626-
6624, or .the.Schrelers, 642-9532.
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