Beth Meizler to Become Shomrey Emunah Sets Junior Division to Meet Thek Junior Division of the Jew- Mrs. Edward S. Sadoff Dinner; Speaker ish Welfare Federation will hold an open board meeting 8 p.m. at Whitehall community to Be Rabbi Sperka Tuesday house, Southfield. THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS 22—Friday, March 27, 1970 Collegians Rally for Soviet Jewry More than 1,000 persons, half of them standing, jammed Hill Audi- torium at the University of Mich- igan .Monday night, to protest the Soviet Union's policy of discrim- ination against the Jews. A Detroit contingent, consisting ROBUST DARK Full flavored Hollywood Dark Bread. Sliced tempt- ingly thin and studded with toasted sesame seeds. A little more daring than Hollywood Light. ■•■•••■•7. Brought to you in Michigan by of 100 teen-agers from Cong. Sha- arcy Zedek, were bused to the event, which was addressed by actor Theodore Bikel. Harold Light of San Francisco gave a first-hand view of the situ- ation in the Soviet Union, and Larry Schwartz served as master of ceremonies. Jay Masserman, another U-Al student from Detroit,. read the poem "Sabi Yar." A candlelight procession preceded the program. Rabbi Joshua Sperka of the Golden Age Choraliers Give Service Plaques At the recent awards luncheon of the Jewish Center Golden Age Choral Group, plaques were pre- sented to Mrs. Sam Solomon, pres- ident, Mr. Solomon and hospitaler William Burton for the many serv- ices which they have rendered to the group. Plaques also were presented to Mrs. Norman Ross and Mrs. Mau- rice Samuels, Jewish Center volun- teers who assist Cantor Nicholas Fenakel, director, with the pro- graming of the group. SCHAFER BAKERIES, INC. One thought fills immensity. -William Blake. MISS BETH MEIZLER Mr. and Mrs. Alex Meizler of Margareta Ave. announce the en- gagement of their daughter Beth Ellen to Edward Sanfoid Sadoff. son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Sadoff of Rutherford Ave. The bride-elect attended Oak- land Community College. 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CAMPAU TW 1-1818 Suburban Call Collect Dial Operator ... Ask for ENterprise 7818 or reverse charges BRAVERMAN'S TM ALL SPECIALS GOOD WHILE QUANTITIES LAST SUNDAY ONLY 1ST CUT LAMB CHOPS FLANKEN BRUST DEKEL CHUCK ROAST HOLLYWOOD ROAST CHUCK STEAK HAMBURGER lb. $11 29 lb. lb. lb. . . . 98. 89` 75c lb. $11 °9 lb. 3-lb. Pack or More 13500 WEST SEVEN MILE ROAD By BEN GALLOB (Copyright 1970, JTA, Inc.) A "free university" for Jewish students whose basic motivation is not opposition to the Jewish estab- lishment but a desire to fill Jewish void in their lives is now in its sec- ond semester at the State Univer- sity at Albany. Some 100 students, described by Philip Arian, educational director at the Temple Israel Education Center, as nonradicals "honestly curious about what the roots of Judaism are," enrolled for the second semester. Arian reported that students in- cluded members of an ATID group he has been leading for some five years on the Albany campus. ATID is the collegiate movement of the United Synagogue of America, the association of Conservative congre- gations. A Hillel club on the campus, headed by Dr. Donald Cohen, a faculty member who serves as a DRAPERY CLEANERS Trimmed `Free University' on Jewish Subjects for 'Non-Radicals lb. 95c 63c DI 1-2345 part-time Hillel adviser, helped Hillel and ATID members with development of the free univer- sity as a first step toward estab- lishment of a Judaica depart- ment at the university. The free university project was launched last September, under the guidance of Perle Leibowitz, Hillel president, and Amy Kaplan, proj- ect chairman. Local rabbis, profes- sors and laymen are the teachers. About 100 students registered for the first semester for courses in the history of East European Jewry, Jewish ethical theory and an intensive course on the Jewish Scriptures and commentaries. Course topics in the second semester deal with Jews and revo- lution, an inquiry into Bible text and modern Jewish philosophies. Rabbi M. Robert Syme of Tem- Young Israel Center of Greenfield ple Israel and Rabbi MiltOn Arm will be guest speaker at the 13th of Cong. Beth Achim will answer annual Purim dinner sponsored by questions of political, social and the Sisterhood of Shomrey Emunah religious nature from young adults in attendance. 6 p.m. Sunday at the synagogue. Mrs. Fannie Laufer, sisterhood president, s aid TO ENJOY the affair will serve to "empha- YOUR MEALS size the work that Shomrey SERVE Emunah is doing to strengthen and vitalize a chang- ing area." The master of ceremonies w ill Mrs. Linder be Max Sosin, and the musical program will be conducted by Cantor Hyman Adler. The committee serving with Mrs. Laufer includes Mesdames and Rochel Borenstein, Rae Cohen, Simone Fishman, Sarah Green- span, Jennie Mariani, Zelda Mil- ler, Esther Pollock, Leah Rosen- berg, Chana Ungar, Rae Urnovitz and Leah Yoffe. GREENFIELD NOODLES FARFEL SERVING ONLY PRIME AND CHOICE MEATS SI NGER'S Kosher n v z Meats & Poultry Mkt. Kosher Meat Dealers Assoc. JACK ATTIS PHIL SWARIN 13721 W. 9 MILE at RIDGEDALE LI 7-8111 WE DELIVER the traditional Passover break for over 85 years Single Adults to Stage March Musical Show Criterion Club for single adults will present a March musicale and variety show 8 p.m. Sunday at the recreation hall of the Country House Apartments. This will mark the premiere performance of the newly organ- ized theater group. The show was staged, directed and produced by Barney Lumberg, Sally Sidran and Ruth Trivax. Refreshments and dancing will follow. The public is invited. For information, call Betty Weinberg, chairman of programs, 532-8855. 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