.32--Friday, October 23, 1970
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Lvnne Reid Engaged
to Murray Jay Rosman
Maxwell
Lapides
Joel Tauber, Mrs.
Cited as Young _C ommunity Leaders
Joel D. Tauber and Mrs. Max-
well H. Lapides were named out-1
standing young leaders for 1970 for
their service to the Jewish corn-
munity.
The awards were presented by
Alan E. Schwartz, Jewish Welfare
Federation president, at a meeting
of the Federation Board of Gover-
nors.
Given annually to the young
man and woman who have shown
outstanding communal leadership
Tauber
Mrs. Lapides
and promise, the awards recog-
nize past accomplishments and
stimulate future participation in
communal affairs.
They also encourage the hon-
oree's attendance at the general
assembly of the Council of Jewish
Federations and Welfare Funds in
November.
Tauber received the Frank A.
Wetsman Memorial - Leadership
Award set up by Mrs. Frank A.
Wetsman and William M. Wets-
man in memory of their husband
and father. Mrs. Lapides was the
. recipient of the Sylvia Simon
Greenberg Award, established in
1965 by the late Samuel S. Green-
berg and Ronald and John Green-
berg in memory of his wife and
their mother.
Tauber, a Huntington Woods
resident, is a former president
in the women's division including
chairman of Fall Forum, co-chair-
man of Go-Getters and institute
planning committee, and chairman
of the post-campaign committee.
In 1969, she was a member of
the first United Jewish Appeal
Women's Mission to Israel.
"Update '70" is the title of a
program to be co-sponsored Nov.
25 by the Women's United Jewish
Appeal Campaign Cabinet and the
affiliated women's organizations of
the Windsor Jewish Community
Wayne; workshops: Mesdames
David Bach, Erwin Rivelis, Hugh
Silverman and Arthur B. Wein-
garden.
For the finest in Musical
Entertainment
Council.
The program will feature work-
shops and a luncheon, under the
AND HIS CONTINENTAL
co-chairmanship of Mrs. Morris D.
Baker and Mrs. William Tepper-
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luncheon: Mrs. Sam Feldman and
Mrs. Aaron H. Katzman; publicity:
ERIC ROSENOW
The mother of two young chil-
dren, Mrs. Lapides is a part-
time teacher of the handicaped.
She has a BA in special educa-
tion from the University of
Michigan, and an MA from
Wayne State.
Her activities include participa-
tion in several political campaigns.
the Birmingham schools and the
MISS LYNNE REED
Torch Drive. She is a member of
the Friends of Hillel, Hadassah,
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Reed of
ORT and Friends of Brandeis Uni- Church St., Oak Park, announce
versity.
tthe engagement of their daughter
Lynne to Murray Jay Rosman, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Rosman
of Chicago.
The couple attends the com-
bined program of Columbia Uni-
versity and the Teachers Institute
of the Jewish Theological Sem-
Workmen's Circle's education de-
inary in New York City.
partment continues its publica-
They will wed in December.
tions program with the issuance
of five new brochures containing
Peace of Mind
program material.
From his cradle to his grave 'a
Two of the new pamphlets are
in Yiddish. One is devoted to the man never does a single thihg
life and works of the late H. which has any first and foremost
Leivick. It utilizes his writings object save one—to secure peace
and some of the poems in this pro- of mind, spiritual comfort, for hith-
gram are intended for interpreta- self.—Mark Twain.
tion in songs.
The other Yiddish pamphlet
deals with the history of the Ar-
beiter Ring (Workmen's Circle),
5 New Brochures
Offer Workmen's
Circle Programs
1900-1970.
The other three brochures are
devoted to Jewish humor. They
are titled "Stories of Khelm,"
"Jewish Humor" and "Social Ele-
ments in Jewish Humor."
In all instances, the material
of the Federation's junior divi- was prepared for use in programs
sion and was recently appointed and they are in play-form, with
chairman of the machinery and many characters participating.
manufacturing section in the 1971
In the Yiddish humor series,
Allied Jewish Campaign-Israel many stories are told to illustrate
Emergency Fund. Having served the points regarding the extent
on the Young Leadership Cabinet of Jewish lighter-vein attitudes
of the United Jewish Appeal in and folk aristic wealth. The re-
1969, he Is presently a director viewer takes exception to one
of the Jewish Center and the story—about a rabbi, a priest, a
community relations division of contagious disease. But with this
the Federation.
exception the selection of stories.
A member of the Michigan Bar, the manner of narrating, the in-
Tauber is president of Key and terpretations, are commendable.
—P.S.
Barney L. Keywell Co. and Interna-
tional, Inc.; executive vice presi-
dent of Towne Robinson Fastener Canada Archives Pledges
Co.; secretary of the Samuel G. Aid to Jewish Historians
Keywell Co. Inc., Hancock Steel
OTTAWA (JTA)—Officials of a
Co. Inc. and Hancock Realty Co. newly constituted Jewish archives
"Inc.; and 2-secretary-treasurer of committee have reported that the
the Lansing Stamping Co.
National Archives of Canada has
Mrs. Lapides, known to her promised to help the committee to
friends as Sissie, lives on Meta- determine what Jewish documen-
mora Dr., Birmingham. She began tary materials should be kept and
her work with Federation at age then to catalog, cross-referen:e
10. Later, she chaired the Allied and store the Jewish data in the
Jewish Campaign on the Univer- new National Archives building,
sity of Michigan campus for two according to the Ottawa Jewish
years.
Bulletin.
Her present involvements in-
The report said that a growing
clude the boards of the women's realization that important Jewish
division of Federation, Jewish Chil- documentary materials were being
dren's and Family Service and the inadvertently lost or discarded led
National Council of Jewish Wom- to a decision to reconstitute the
en. She will lead the "Go-Getters" Ottawa Jewish Historical Society
section of ,the 1971 Allied Jewish as the history and archives com-
Campaign-Israel Emergency Fund. mittee of the Jewish Community
She has held many positions with- Council.
activities in Society
Windsorites Plan 'Update '70'
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Jews Aid Housing Project
CLEVELAND (JTA) — Construc-
tion began this week on 88 town-
house units for low income fami-
lies in Cleveland, a $1,500,000 proj-
ect in which the Cleveland Jewish
Community Federation and two
other Jewish groups are partici-
pating with funds and expertise.
The Cleveland Interfaith Housing
Corp. is co-sponsor of the inner
city project with the West Central
Area Development Corp.
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The family of Rabbi and Mrs. Ernest E. Greenfield of Radclift
Ave., Oak Park, will help the couple celebrate its 25th anniversary
'Wednesday. Present will be their children, Mr. and Mrs. Avrum
(Rochelle) Shapiro of Brooklyn and their son Mark, a student at the
Hebrew Theological College in Skokie, Ill., and Mrs. Greenfield's
_ mother, Mrs. A. Hochhauser of Pittsburgh.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Shepherd of Nine Mile Rd., Farmington,
Members of Silverman-Detroit Post 135 and Auxiliary, Jewish War
Veterans, were guests at the home of Gov. and Mrs. G. Mennen
Williams on the occasion of a showing of the Williams' "African Room"
to members of world war veterans organizations.
Maurice A. Betrnan returned from the three-day annual conference
of the American Society of Pension Actuaries in Philadelphia.
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