THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Bi--Friday, March 6, 1970
Michigan Assn. of College Students
Maps Brunch, 2 Tamarack Weekends
The Michigan Association of Jew- of April 10-12, in conjunction with
ish College Students will hold a ' the-Michigan Association of Jewish
business meeting and brunch 10:30 College Students.
K'dima, affiliated with the Amer-
a.m. March 29 in the Jewish Cen-
ter.
Campus and association news
will be discussed. College students
may make reservations by calling
the Michigan Association office, DI
1-4200.
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Sam Kieffer, president of the
Jewish Students Association at Oak- '
land Universty, reports that it will
sponsor, in conjunction with the
Michigan association, a college
weekend at Camp Tamarack, Or-
tonville, April 3-5.
- The Oakland association, a
branch of Atid, the national col-
lege-age United Synagogue Youth
organization, plans to explore the
Shabat, using music and creative
ideas.
Kiefer said Jewish students from
throughout Michigan are invited.
The cost of the weekend includes
all kosher meals and heated cabins
and lodge. Participants are asked ,
to bring warm clothes and their
own bedding.
A $3 deposit must be mailed
to Sam Kieffer, Oakland Jewish
Students Association, 664 Van-
denburg, Rochester, including !
name, address and phone num-
ber.
Participants for the weekend will
be at Camp Tamarack by 4 p.m.
ican Zionist Youth Federation, will
present speakers and discussions
focusing on Israel: work, study,
campus programing, the meaning
of Israel. to American Jewry and
Israel and the New Left.
Jewish students from all over
Michigan may participate. A de-
posit of $5 may be mailed to Corda
c/o K'dima, 418 S. Case Hall, East
Lansing, 48823. Additional infor-
mation will then be sent out:
Special Vacation Passes
The Jewish Center announces it
will issue a special vacation pass
to young adults presently attending
a college or university.
The passes, are to be sold at the
cashier's window, will entitle the
student to use the Center's physical
education and pool facilities at any
time during his vacation, when ac-
tivities are scheduled for that age
group. Students must bring appro-
priate identification in order to
purchase the pass.
Yavneh Collegians
to Be Introduced
■ to Lubavitch
Teitz Coming
Joan Lessen to Be Bride
abbis'
Banquet
of Alan J. La.mpear
to Orthodox II
Rabbi Pinchas M. Teitz, educa-
tor and spiritual leader of the
Elizabeth, N.J., community since
1935, will be guest speaker at the
annual banquet of the Council of
Orthodox Rabbis 6 p.m. March 15
at the Detroit Hilton Hotel.
Rabbi Teitz is the founder of
the Mesivta of New Jersey and
Bruriah High School for girls. In
1953, Rabbi Teitz founded the Daf ,
llashovua Talmudic Seminar, a
weekly Talmud broadcast with out-
lets in New York, Miami, Chicago,
Montreal, Boston and throughout
Europe and Israel.
He also founded National Bas-
Kol Talmudic Association, issu-
ing long-playing records of Tal-
mud in Yiddish and English. He
was a member of the presidium
MISS' JOAN LESSEN
of the U.S. and Canada Agudes
Mr. and Mrs. Morrie Lessen of Harabonim from 1965 to 1969.
North Carolina Dr., Southfield, an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Joan Karen to Alan Jef-
frey Larnpear,•son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Lampear of North Bell- ,
wood Dr., Southfield.
Miss Lessen is a senior at the
University. of Michigan where she
is affiliated with Phi Kappa Phi
I national honorary society. Her
fiance attended Wayne State Uni-
versity, and is an alumnus of
Alpha- Epsilon Pi Fraternity.
A May wedding is planned.
Leon Dulczin to Resign
From Agency Executive
Yavneh, an organization of reli-
TEL AVIV (ZINS) — Leon
Friday, Additional information will gious college students, will present
mailed from the Jewish Students "An Evening With Lubavitch," Dulczin, treasurer of the Jewish
Agency, and now a minister in the
Association.
8:30 p.m. Saturday at Cong. Mish- Israel government, has announced
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kan Israel.
that he will resign from the agency
Corda
of
Michigan
State
Paul
The discussion, to be led by
University's K'dima reports his or- Rabbis Jacob Kranz, Yitzhak M. executive in accord with his an-
ganization has reserved a site at Kagan and M. Beitelman of the nounced intention when he was ap-
Camp Tamarack for the weekend Lubavitch Center, is titled "What pointed minister.
To fill the agency executive
is Lubavitch?—an Introduction to vacancy there are two leading
2,500 Young Americans It."
candidates for the post: Zalman
For information, call Sandy Suzayev and Yehoshua Auerbach,
to Visit Israel in Summer Goodman, president, 545-1270.
both veteran leaders in the-Liberal
Yavneh is a nationwide organiza- Party.
NEW YORK — More than 2,500
young American and Canadian col- tion of Jewish students designed to
lege and high school students will promote Jewish education through
spend the summer in Israel on pro- weekly classes and monthly lec-
grams of the American Zionist tures, to have religious facilities
on campus, such as kosher kitchens
Youth Foundation.
This was announced here by Wil- and daily minyanim and to bring
liam Levine, executive director of the students together through con-
the American Zionist Youth Foun- claves and conventions.
dation, after consultation with Ye-
liltda Goodman, deputy director of Jewish Social Singles
the youth and hechalutz depart-
ment of the Jewish Agency in Jeru- `Swings Again' Sunday
Jewish Social Singles will "Swing
salem, whch is in charge of the
Again" 8:30 p.m. Sunday at the
summer programs in Israel.
temporary
home of Temple Kol
The expected participation of
Ami (New Temple), Birmingham
more than 2,500 presents an in-
Unitarian
Church.
crease of approximately 30 per cent
Single adults age 25-40 are in-
over last year.
Huang hiS stay here, Goodman vited. The admission fee will cover
dancing,
refreshments and mixers.
met with representatives of na-
tional Jewish organizations, as well For information, call Paula Milling,
as local communities, including 272-0046.
z
Detroit.
Summer liredding Set
by Rochelle Greenfield
charge.
`Who Is a Jew? Topic
of Dr. Czudnowsky
The Bnai Brith Anti-Defamation
League, American Jewish Con-
gress and Jewish Center wlil co-
sponsor a lecture by Dr. Moshe
Czudnowsky on the recent Israeli
- Supreme Court decision and Knes-
set acton regarding "Who Is A
Jew?" 8 p.m. Wednesday at the
Center.
Dr. Czudnowsky, professor of
political science at the Hebrew
University,
is spending his sabba-
MISS ROCHELLE GREENFIELD
tical leave on the faculty of Wayne
Rabbi and Mrs. Ernest E. Green- State University.
There will be a question period
field of Radclift Ave., Oak Park,
announce the engagement of their following the speaker and com-
daughter Rochelle to Avrum P. ments by the discussants.
Shapiro, son of Rabbi and Mrs.
Is life worth living? This is a
Ephraim F. Shapiro of Baltimore.
An early summer wedding is question for an embryo, not for
a man. —Samuel Butler
planned.
The crowning fortune of a man is
to be born to some pursuit which
finds him employment and happi-
ness, whether it be to make bas-
kets, or broadswords, or canals, or
statues, or songs.
—Ralph Waldo Emerson.
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RABBI PINCHAS TEITZ
David J. Cohen and Nathan I.
Goldin, co-chairmen of the spon-
sors committee, announce the fol-
lowing sponsors of the banquet:
Norman Allen, Samuel Berger, Max'" 181
Biber, Gilbert Borenstein, Cong. Bnai
Mit
David, Cong. Bnai Israel Beth Yehudah,
Cong. Beth Tefilo Emanuel Tikvah,
Cong. Bnal Jacob, Cong. Mishkan Israel
Nusach Hari. Cong. Dovid Ben Nuchlm • 1. 1 44\
David J. Cohen, Norman Cottler, De-
troit Veal and Lamb, Reuben Dubrin-
ienan
and
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Nathan
Rkuyth I. Irving
,
William
Dr. Milford Golden, Gunsberg and '
Manela, Julius and Beatrice Felgelman, j
amue
Hebre.• Benevolent Society,
Hechtman, Peter Heiman, Ira Kaufman, i id
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Jerry Silverman brings his superb
spring and summer collection
to Northland. Meet him, let
him show you his new daytime
and social occasion dresses
and costumes designed
by Shannon Rodgers.
Shalom Achim Men
to Host Open House
Shalom Achim Fraternity, Sigma
Alpha Chapter, will hold open house
8:30 p.m. Saturday at the home of
Allen Tamler, 14631 Sherwood Ct.,
Oak Park.
All Jewish young adults, stag or
: drag, will be welcome at a nominal
Hyman Lipsitz . Irving Meckler. Mike
Must , Irving Palman , Al Rosenberg,
Go ldie Sak Harry Schumer,
Georg
. e Schneider, William Sherr,
James Sonenkiar, Max Sosin, Louis
Topor, Twin Pines Farm Dairy, United
Darien, Lawrence Warsh, Jerry NVeiss,
and White Star Dairy.
Informal modeling of the
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entire collection from
10:30 to 4:30 in
Hudson's La Salle Room
on Thursday, March 12,
Northland only.
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