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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
30—Friday, October 3S, 1970
Louis Levine Is Farband Head
At the recent annual Farband
City Conference, Louis Levine was
elected president for 1970-71.
Other officers are:
Ben Harold and Philip Imber,
vice presidents; Movsas Goldoftas,
secretary; Harry Goldbaum, treas-
urer; Aaron Kutnik, Adele Mon-
dry and Bessie Berris, cultural
chairmen; Mr. and Mrs. Israel
Weisman, Harry Norber and Sam
Porbier, organization chairmen;
Mrs. Movsas Goldoftas, Jewish
National Fund and Israel Bond
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chairman; Abe Freedman and
M r s. Sophie Sislin, Histadrut
chairmen; and Mrs. Abe Freed-
man, social committee clairman.
The conference re-elected Jo-
seph Katz honorary president for
his service as president of Farband
for the last three years. Harry
Schumer greeted the conference.
States and Canada, repo wented
the general executive from New
York.
The conference honored Moisbe
and Sarah Friedman for their cul-
tural work in the community and
to the Herzliya Teachers' Seminary
in New York.
With the Farband convention
scheduled for May, the conference
-decided to increase the organiza-
tion and to enroll 100 new mem-
bers.
Anyone interested in Farband's
social, cultural, educational or in-
surance activities may write Far-
band, 18340 W. Seven Mile, or call
534-3666, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Prof. S.N. Eisenstadt of Hebrew
University will speak on "Trans-
formations in a Revolutionary So-
ciety: the Case of Israel" 8 p.m.
Thursday in the Gold Room, Oak-
land Center, Oakland University.
Prof. Eisenstadt received his
MA and PhD degrees from He-
brew University and has been a
visiting professor in sociology at
Harvard, Chicago and presently at
the University of Michigan. Among
his many publications are "From
Generation to Generation" and
"The Political System of Empires."
He has recently published a book
on "Israeli Society," (Basic Books
1968).
According to Nahum Medalia,
chairman of the department of so-
ciology-anthropology at Oakland
University, in "From Generation
to Generation" (1956) Dr. Eisen-
stadt was the first sociologist to
address himself systematically to
the problem popularized many
years later as the "Generation
Gap." He is considered an expert
on youth society, sociology of in-
tellectuals, Political Sociology and
comparative social institutions.
The public is invited to the lec-
ture.
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During the past year, the Na-
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and Jews spent more than $350,000
on educational programming for
schools and colleges.
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MISS JOANNE PARR
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Parr of
Tavistock Tr., Southfield, announce
the engagement of their daughter
Joanne to Robert Franklin Kraft,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Kraft of
Tavistock Tr., Southfield, and the
late Edna Kraft.
The bride-elect received a bach-
elor of arts degree from the Uni-
versity of Michigan. Mr. Kraft is
a graduate of the University of
Detroit Law School.
A February wedding is being
planned.
Alpha Omegans
to Honor Naimark
The Detroit Alumni Chapter of
Alpha Omega Dental Fraternity
will honor Dr. Martin Naimark at
the third annual Israel Bond din-
ner dance 8 p.m. Nov. 14 in the
roe Parking
Versailles Ballroom of the Pont-
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chartrain Hotel.
Joey Adams, humorist, will head
the enter tain-
ment. Dr. Rich-
ard Williams is
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man; and Dr.
Sheldon M int z,
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newly elected
president of the Dr. Naimark
Detroit District Dental Society, has
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held every office in the Detroit
AO alumni chapter and has served
as international trustee of Alpha
Omega. He is a leading worker in
the Jewish Welfare Federation,
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dancing.
Alpha Omega Fraternity has
aided in the establishment of a
dental school, in connection with
Hebrew University and Hadassah
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Bruce Billes, Harold A. Maxmen
and Sheldon Mintz are hosting a
leadership reception on behalf of
the Detroit Alumni Chapter of Al-
pha Omega dental fraternity 8:30
p.m. Wednesday in the Sutton
Lodge, Southfield.
Dr. Arieh Plotkin, who served as
an officer in the intelligence corps
of the Israel Defense Forces, will
be guest speaker. Dr. Plotkin- was
the first Israeli to be admitted to
the Woodrow Wilson School of Pub-
lic and International Affairs at
Princeton University.
Radomer Aid Dinner Set
Radomer Aid Society will hold a
Simhat Torah dinner party 7:30
p.m. Tuesday at the Workmen's
Circle Center. Nathan Wolok, presi-
dent, and Mrs. Sol Ager, vice pres-
ident, are chairmen. Guests are
welcome. ProCeeds will go to
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