Sholem Aleichem Sets Music Evening
"An Evening of Jewish Music" is the theme of a concert to be
presented 8:30 p.m. April 11 at the Sholem Aleichem Institute. The
soloists (from left, standing) are Sidney Resnick, Anne Jaffe, Shirley
Benyas and Leo Mogul. They will be accompanied by Bella Goldberg
(seated). The program includes Yiddish folk music, Israeli songs,
liturgical compositions and special selections from master composers,
Solomon Rossi, Daniel Milhaud and Maurice Ravel, who were influ-
enced by Jewish themes or Jewish texts. Mrs. Goldberg will make
one of her farewell appearances at the concert. She leaves shortly to
make her home in Israel. Refreshments will follow the concert-
Nominal admission charge.
Richard, William Ellmann
Named to Blue Book of
Leaders in U.S., Britain
Brothers Richard and William
Marshall E 11 m a nn have been
named to the 1970 Blue Book of
Leaders of the English-Speaking
World, published by St. James
Press, Chicago and London.
Richard Ellmann, 51, is profes-
sor of English at Yale University
and an authority on ' Yeats and
James Joyce. William Ellman, 49,
an attorney, is former president of
the Michigan State Bar Associa.
tion.
The Blue Book list persons in
the United Kingdom and Ireland,
Canada, Australia, New Zealand
and the ,United States who have
achieved distinction in the arts and
sciences, business or the profes-
sions.
Senior Adults
Plan Midwest
Parley Here
The Midwest Jewish Welfare
Board will hold its annual Senior
Adult Conference in Detroit May
3-5.
Theme this year is "Facing the
Challenge of the '70s for Senior
Adults." Several areas of concern
will be discussed. Keynote speaker
will be Michigan's- Congresswoman
Martha W. Griffiths.
Representatives who have been
meeting since January to plan
the conference are from cities in
Ohio; New York, Missouri, Indi-
ana, Pennsylvania and Ontario.
Joseph Shapiro is senionr adult
The only thing to do with good conference chairman. Louis Dunn
advice is to pass it on. It is never and Mrs. Molly Copley serve as co-
chairmen.
of any use to oneself.
Committe chairmen are: Lea
—Oscar Wilde.
Rubel, decoartions; Jennie Schubi
ner, registration; Ethel Solomon,
social and entertainment; Shapiro,
arrangements; and Molly copley,
reception and hospitality.
For information, call the Jewish
Center group services division, DI
1.4200.
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ance Co. has announced the ap-
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Folk Singer Due
at Israel Bond
Dinner-Dance
Israel folk singer Ilka Raveh -will
be guest star at the United Israe
Bond Dinner Dance 8:15 p.m. April
25 at Cong. Shaarey Zedek.
Raveh has just '-
completed a tour.
of Israeli army'
camps along the'
Suez Canal, where
he entertained
troops, as he has
done along all
sectors of the
front lines. He
himself was a
gunner in a Jew-
ish brigade of the
British Army dur-
ing World War II.
He has performed
extensively in
Europe and the
United States. Raveh
Dr. Arieh Plotkin, who served
as an officer in the intelligence
corps of Israel's Defense Forces.
will be guest speaker. Andrew
Martin is dinner chairman. Eric
Rosenow and his Continentals will
play for dancing.
The five organizations which are
sponsoring the dinner-dance, are
Radomer Mutual Society, Sephar-
dic Community of Greater Detroit,
United Jewish Social Club, Work-
men's Circle Branch 227 and the
Zionist Revisionists.
For reservations, call the Israel
Bond office, 352-6770.
Draftees May Ask
Passover Deferment
Akiva Hebrew Day School PTA
is sponsoring "A Review of the
Passover Laws" 8:30 p.m. Monday
at the school.
Rabbi Manfred Pick will be the
speaker. All parents are invited.
Refreshments will be served.
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Cantor Adler to Sing •
at Pinsker Society Fete
Nathan P. Rossen is president.
Louis Levine will be the toast-
master, with Harry Laker as
entertainment chairman and Na-
than Samet, cultural chairman.
Refreshments will be served, and
members are asked to bring
their friends.
Cantor Adler was Bnai David
Akiva PTA Scheduled
to Hear Rabbi Pick Speak
The National Jewish Welfare
Board's Commission on Jewish
Chaplaincy has received an official
communication from the director
of the Selective Service System
announcing that all draft boards
have been requested to give "fav-
orable consideration, wherever pos-
sible," to requests of registrants of
the Jewish faith for postponements
of physical examination or induc-
tion into the Armed Forces during
Passover.
This communication, addressed
to Rabbi Edward T. Sandrow of
Temple Beth El, Cedarhurst, N.Y.,
chairman of the JWB commission
on Jewish chaplaincy, was Selec-
tive Service Operations Bulletin
No. 81, amended as of July 1, 1969,
entitled "Jewish Holy Days." The
bulletin gives Jewish registrants
scheduled for physical examination
or induction immediately prior to
or during the holiday the right to
request deferment until after Pass-
over. Requests for such deferment
should be made directly to local
draft boards.
Passover begins at sundown
April. 20 and continues through sun-
down on April 28.
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Cantor Hyman J. Adler of Cong.
Bnai David will be guest artist at
the Pinsker Progressive Aid Soci-
ety Yom HaAtzmaut celebration,
which will honor. Mr. and Mrs.
David Weiner 8:30 p.m. Monday at
Cong. Beth Hillel.
The Weiners, among the foun
ders of the Pinsker Society in 1927,
are being honored for their leader-
ship in the society and for their
activities on behalf of Israel and
Israel Bonds.'
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nounce the engagement of their
daughter Freda Louise to Stuart
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Park, and the late Mr. Mitchell
Schram.
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college of education at Wayne
State University. Mr. Schram at-
tends Walsh Institute of Account-
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