Violinist, Conductor Herschel Leib, 73
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
18—Friday, May 22, 1970
Professor to Consider 'Options
for Peace- at L ayman s Institute
The diversity of opinions held by
committed defenders of Israel s
right to exist—and of American
support of that right—will be ex-
plored by Prof. Alfred H. Kelly
and Prof. Moshe H. Czudnowski
8 p.m. Wednesday at the Jewish
Center. Their topic will be "Israel
and American Foreign Policy-
Options for Peace."
Dr. Kelly is chairman of the his-
tory department at Wayne State
University. Dr. Czudnowski, He-
brew University visiting professor
of political science at 'Wayne, has
served as an economic counselor
to the Israel government and is
editing a book on comparative poli-
tical behavior.
BAR MITZVAH
and
SWEET SIXTEEN
This will be the third in a series
of lectures for the Layman's Insti-
tute for Study of the Middle East,
Dr. Czudnowski
Dr. Kelly
co-sponsored by the American
Jewish Committee, American Jew-
ish Congress, Anti-Defamation Lea-
gue, Hadassah, Jewish Center and
Michigan Association of Jewish
College Students.
Plans are under way for the con-
tinuation of the series in the fall.
The public is invited.
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Great Lakes Yacht Club
' Sets Early Bird Regatta
More than 200 racing and cruis-
ing sailboats are expected to par-
ticipate in Great Lakes Yacht
Club's Early Bird Distance Re-
gatta, to be held Saturday in the
Detroit River Yachting Associa-
tion's first sailing event for all
classes of sailboats in the area.
According to Rear Commodore
William Appel, over 24 distinct
classes of sailboats will race on
three .separate courses. The long-
est, the "L" course of 30 nautical
miles is for the larger racing and
cruising boats. The next smaller
boats will race the 21.3-mile "M"
course. The smallest cruising and
racing boats will race once or
twice around a five-sided course.
Fleet Captain Sanford Rossen
of Great Lakes Yacht Club stated
that it takes from 10 to 15 power
boats, from Great Lakes as well
as cooperating yachting associa-
tion clubs, to help stage this
regatta.
Following the race, participants
will attend a Gay Nineties sub-
scription buffet and dancing at
Great Lakes Yacht Club, St. Clair
Shores.
Sammy Takes a Wife
Yeshivath Beth Yehuclah
Plans Journal Dinner
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PHILADELPHIA — Sammy
Davis Jr. took a new bride last
week. While he and Altavis Gore,
lead dancer in his show, were
married in a civil ceremony in a
Philadelphia courthouse, Davis
plans a repeat ceremony before a
rabbi within a month, his friends
said.
LARGE SELECTION
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Born in Russia, Mr. Leib con-
Herschel (Harry) Leib, for many ers, Max, Sol and Same; and two
ducted the orchestha at the Fisher
years among Detroit's leading vio- grandchildren.
Theater, at the old Shubert and
linists and orchestra conductors,
Detroit Opera House for 30 years.
died last Friday at the age of 73.
Funeral services were held at
Until three years ago, for sev-
Kaufman Chapel Sunday.
eral years he conducted the sum-
mer concerts at Palmer Park.
Surviving him are his wife, 1
Aiinnie: a son, Donald; a sister,
Noted actors and musicians be-
Airs. Betty Rayman; three broth-
friended him and the eminent
figures in the entertainment world
knew him intimately and looked
Old Timers to Cite
to him as an important factor in
theatrical and musical activities
Harry T. 3Iadison
here.
Harry T. Madison, a past presi-
dent of the Hanna Schloss Old-
He was a member of Cong. Beth
timers will be honored as "man of
Abraham, of the Detroit Federa-
the year" at the organization's
tion of Musicians and numerous
15th annual installation dinner-
other movements, including Jewish
dance 6 p.m. Sun-
HERSCHEL LED3
organizations.
day at Temple
Israel.
Madison has
been active for ;
many years in
veteran of fairs
and served as na-
STILL THE WORLD'S LARGEST
tional com m a n-
der of the Jewish
War Veterans. He
is on the board
of Temple Israel.
Judge Lawrence
"REMEMBER"
Gubow will make
t h e presentation
WE SELL THE MOST
to Madison on be-
half of the Old-
Madison
WE
GIVE THE MOST
timers.
Harry L. Pliskow is president,
WE CARE THE MOST
and Samuel G. Bank is over-all
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Yeshivath Beth Yehuda will hold
its first journal dinner 6:30 p.m.
June 21 at the Yeshiva building.
Rabbi Beret Wein of Miami
Beach will be guest speaker.
For reservations, call Mrs. Jo-
seph Hendler, 548-3182.
Center to Offer Summer
Hebrew Reading Classes
The Jewish Center Hebrew de-
partment will conduct two reading
classes this summer for beginning
Hebrew students completing their
first year of studies at the Center.
The classes, held once a week, will
be held 9-11 a.m. Mondays and the
same time Wednesdays. Registra-
tion is under way, with 4" minimum
of 10 students to a class.
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