24--Friday, Namur/ 1, 1971
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Fran Beckerman Plans
to IVed Steven Greene
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MISS FRAN BECKERMAN
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Becker-
man of Avon Ln., Southfield, an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Fran to Steven Greene,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Matthew
Greene of Hilton Rd., Southfield.
An August wedding date has
been set.
JWV to Lead Veteran
Chiefs on Israel Tour
WASHINGTON — Seven past na-
tional commanders of America's
major veterans organizations are
scheduled for a fact-finding mis-
sion to Israel, beginning Saturday.
This is the third such visit of
past national commanders, coor-
dinated by the Jewish War' Veter-
ans, designed to provide America's
veteran :leadership with a better
insight 'Into the military and po-
litical situation in the Middle East.
Participating in the mission be-
ing led by Malcolm A. Tarlov of
the Jewish War Veterans, will be
the beads of the American Legion,
the Disabled American Veterans,
AMVETS, Veterans of World War
I, the Veterans of Foreign Wars
and the Catholic War Veterans.
JWV
SOL YETZ-MORRIS COHEN
POST and AUXILIARY, will meet
8:30 p.m. Monday at the JWV
headquarters, The post will act as
hosts for the evening. Also, the post
will bold a games night 8:30 p.m.
Jan. 13 at headquarters. Friends
are invited. Freda Horowitz and
Rose Feinberg, child welfare chair-
men, are planning a party for girls
at the Juvenile Detention Home
Jan. 23. Jewelry and sundries will
be distributed, and refreshments
will be sexed. Anyone wishing to
• assist may call Mrs. Horowitz,
399-8752, or Mrs. Feinberg, LI
3-1858.
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.Krieger-Scott Troth
Announced by Parents
MISS JACQUELINE KRIEGER
Mr. and Mr%. Abraham Krieger
of Votrobeck Dr. announce the en-
gagement of their daughter Jac-
queline to Joseph Scott, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Benjamin Scott of Culver
City, Calif.
A June wedding is being planned.
Men's Clubs
Craftsman Lodge, F&AM, at a
public installation in the Masonic
Temple, saw Francis M. Dodge,
past grand mas-
ter of Masons
for the state of
Michigan, install
Gerald M. Rose
as the 49th wor-
shipful master of
Craftsman.
Dodge, acting as
grand master, Is
an honorary
member of
Craftsman Lodge. Rose
Also installed were Lewis
Snook, senior warden; Sheldon
Schwartz, junior warden; Emanuel
Bauman, secretary; Harry Rothen-
berg, treasurer; Norman Conn,
senior deacon; and Albert Conn,
junior deacon. Appointed as stew-
ards were Bernard Linton, chief
steward; Larry Aronof f, Jack
Bronston, Bernie Conn, Jerry Hu-
ber, Mike Linton, Stan Rappaport,
Leonard Ross, Sam Rothenberg
and David Sher. The new worship-
ful master is a member of Scot-
tish Rite bodies, Valley of Detroit
and . Moslem Temple Shrine and a
former officer of Cresent Shrine
Club.
• • •
BNAI MOSHE MEN'S CLUB will
hold a general membership meet-
Mg 8:15 p.m. Jan. 13 in the syna-
gogue social hall. "Drug Abuse
and Legal Aspects" will be the
subject of discussion, announces
Seymour Tureff, program chair-
man. Jack Kutnick, a practicing
pharmacist, and Judge S. James
Clarkston, of Michigan's 46th Dis-
trict Court, are featured speakers.
The publis—teen-agers especially
is invited. Admission is free, and
refreshments will be served.
• • •
SHAAREY ZEDEK MEN'S CLUB
will hold a 24-hour "winter
kibutz" Jan. 23-24 at Camp Tama-
rack, Ortonville. It is open to mem-
bers of the club and their friends.
Participants will gather at 7 p.m.
Jan. 23 at Shaarey Zedek and pro-
ceed to the new Butzel Conference
Center at Tamarack. Rabbi Groner,
who has led previous kibutzim, has
developed a program of group par-
ticipation, studying the great issues
of the day. Particiants will be no-
tified of an orientation meeting to
be held prior to the kibutz. For in-
formation, call Dr. Robert J.
Baruch, chairman of the kibutz
committee, 356-2242 or 642-0825,
or Dr. Gerald Laker, 427-8111 or
647-5695.
Burton R. Shifman
to Tell of Russ Trip
at Institute Dinner
The Sholem Aleichem Institute
will hold a supper-meeting 7 p.m.
Jan. 10, at the Zionist Cultural
Center.
Guest speaker
will be Burton R.
Shifman, former
municipal court
judge, who has
just returned
from a trip to
Russia and will
share his impres-
sions.
City attorney
of Oak Park,
Shifman is hon- /Altman
orary vice-chairman of the Jew-
ish National Fund, member of the
Michigan regional advisory board
of the Anti-Defamation League
and vice chairman of South Oak-
land Roundtable, National Confer-
ence of Christians and Jews.
The public is invited for a nom-
inal charge. For information and
reservations, call Sholem Aleichem
Institute, 354-1920.
Mr., Mrs. Group to Meet
The Mr. and Mrs. Group of the
City of Hope will meet 8 p.m. Sat-
urday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Jules Olen, 20640 Knob
Woods, Southfield.
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Technion, Brandeis Exchange Fellows;
Scanning Electron Microscope Set Up
HAIFA — Technion, the Israel
Institute of Technology, announced
that Dr. James Howard Higbie,
26, of Washington, D.C., is the
first recipient of the Fischbach-
Brandeis Fellowship, inaugurating
a regular fellowship exchange pro-
gram between graduates of Tech-
nion and Brandeis University in
Waltham, Mass.
Dr. iligbie, who received his PhD
in physics from Brandeis, has ar-
Wedding Anniversary
for Meyer Minkins
• ..ML AND MRS. DUNKIN
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Minkin of
Rue Versailles, Oak Park, ob-
served their 50th wedding anni-
versary Dec. 26. They are the
parents of the Philip Minkins;
Milton Minkins and Sam (Cheri-
risk of developing multiple sclera-
otte) Hoffman.
Unique Course Links
Hebrew Prophets With
Modern Black Leaders
NEW YORK—Some of the Jew-
ish radical students attending an
experimental Indiana University
course relating the teachings of
the Hebrew prophets to those of
such modern black leaders as
Malcolm X were stimulated by the
course to greater Jewish identifi-
cation, according to a report by
the course instructor.
The report by Prof. Sheldon
Geller of the university's political
science department appeared in a
recent issue of Clearing -House, a
professional bulletin issued by the
Bnai Brith Mittel Foundations for
!Mel directors and counselors.
The experimental course was given
during spring 1970 and was de-
scribed, in an introductory note,
as "a stimulating model of an
imaginative and successful ap-
proach to relevant subject matter
and instructional methods."
The Jewish faculty member said
that, in his encounters with stu-
dents, he had observed that many
Jewish collegians "had either for-
gotten or neglected our own
prophetic tradition and preferred
to Imitate the life style of black
ghetto nationalists and adopt a
New Left ideology which rejects
the Jewish heritage."
With "the encouragement ' and
tutoring" of Rabbi James Dia-
mond, Hillel director at Indiana
University, he prepared a course
with the goal of seeking "to convey
the prophetic message and experi-
ence" as an experimental offering
in the university's political science
department designed to deal with
"relevant problems."
He reported that 106 students
took the course.
rived at Technion for a year-long
stay to study general relativity.
Next year, a graduate of Technion
will be selected to spend a year at
Brandeis.
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A scanning electron microscope,
the only one of its kind in Israel,
has been installed in the materials
engineering department of Tech-
nion. Known as SEM, the new
microscope permits detailed ex-
amination of the surface of any
material by projecting a sharply
magnified picture on a television
screen.
SEM, through the variety of it3
applications, will benefit indus-
trial and scientific research in
Israel. It can help analyze, for
example, the causes of metal fa-
tigue in aircraft, automobiles and
buildings.
• • •
The annual Sigmund Braverman
Prize for "an original and creative
architectural design" has been
awarded this year jointly to Mena-
chem Kleinman and Yaakov Roth,
two recent graduates of Technion's
faculty of architecture and town
planning. Their design for an air-
port terminal won high praise
from the panel of judges.
Both were born in Eastern Eur-
ope and came to Israel as children.
The prize was established by
Mrs. Libbie Braverman in mem-
ory of her late husband, a distin-
guished architect in Cleveland,
who designed more than 40 syna-
gogues and Jewish community
buildings in America.
Technion also announced the
award of the Abraham and Deb-
orah Sagorsky Prize in Architec-
ture and Town Planning. The two
winners, who will share the prize
of 5,000 pounds ($1,450), are Amos
Livnat and Israel KimchL The
prize is administered jointly by
Technion and the Hebrew Univer-
sity.
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training will begin the week of Jan.
11 at the DETROIT HEARING
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to improve the communication skills
for adults with impaired hearing,
the day and evening classes will be
held at the center, 19185 Wyoming.
The Torch Drive agency assists
people with hearing and speech
losses in Wayne, Oakland and Ma-
comb counties. Interested appli-
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