24—Friday, January 22, 1971
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Mrs. Stollman to - Report on Bar-Ilan
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JNF Women Raise $88,000 at Donor Moira Sherlinc as Bride
At the Jewish National Fund .
Chajes. vocalist, provided a pro-
gram that received enthusiastic
Women's Auxiliary annual donor
acclaim
from the large audience
event held Tuesday at Cong.
of nearly 1,000.
Shaarey Zedek, Mrs. William Le-
A presentation towards the JNF
vin, fund-raising chairman, an- goal was made by Mrs. Kenneth
nounced that the sum of $88,000 Shevin, president of Young Wom-
was raised for a continuation of the en of JNF.
JNF program of reclamation and
During the afternoon': proceed-
the tree-planting and resettlement ings, Norman Cottler was given a .
program in Israel.
surprise greeting on his '75th birth-
Herman Weisman, national pres- day in the farm of a Mile of Trees
ident of the JNF, who was the planted in JNF forests in Israel.
guest speaker, outlined JNF plans
Mrs. Albert Posen, president of
for the provision of land for set- JNF Women, greeted the gather-
tlement on Israel's borders and ing. Mrs. Samuel P. Baker pre-
for the expansion of the existing sided as program chairman. Par-
projects in Israel.
ticipants in the program included
Julius Chajes, eminent pia-
Geraldine Schwartz and Mrs. Nate
nist and composer, and Annette Glickstein.
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Weisman Gets Key to Southfield
Herman Weisman. president of
the Zionist Organization of Ameri-
ca, on his visit here Tuesday to
address the Jewish National Fund
Women's Auxiliary in his capacity
as president of the JNF of Ameri-
ca, addressed the Zionist Organi-
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and outlined the current political
situation in Israel.
Prior to his address, the meet-
ing was greeted by Mayor Nor-
man Feder of Southfield who wel-
comed Weisman and presented
him with the Key to the City of
Southfield.
Louis Panush presided at the
meeting and Dr. Sidney Leib re-
ported on the inauguration of the
ZOD membership drive.
Weisman described Zionism as
the self-liberation movement of
the Jewish people. "Jewry's secret
weapon is its love of Zion." he
stated.
The ZOA president said that he
did not join in issuing a statement
of condemnation of the Jewish De-
fense League because he recog-
nized the agonies that motivated
the JDL actions. While he did not
condone such actions and did not
endorse JDL, he said he would
not condemn Jews who were pro-
testing against horrors perpetrat-
ed against Jews.
port on the university's progress
and the expansion of its library UHS's Gamliel to Speak
at the semi-annual meeting of De- Before Farband Branch
troit Chapter of American Women
F a r b a n d Brenner - Truman
for Bar-Ilan, 12:30 p.m., Thursday, Branch will meet 8:30 p.m. Satur-
at Congregation Bnai Moshe.
day
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
There will be no solicitation of
Israel Pine, 3168 Greenfield, Apt.
funds.
7, Royal Oak.
Guest speaker at the meeting,
David Gamliel, principal of the
at which a dessert luncheon will United Hebrew High School, will
be served, will be Mrs. Morris speak on "Trends and Issues of
Adler.
Jewish Education." Guests are
Major functions of Bar-Ilan wo- welcome.
men will be continued efforts for
the university library which has
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and to which important gifts have
MRS. MICHEL SUCHER
been made by the Paris Roths-
Moira Lynn Sherline and Michel child Foundation.
Sucher were married in a recent
ceremony at the St. Regis Hotel.
Portraits by
Rabbi Richard C. Hertz officiated
The new Mrs. Sucher is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Sherline of Oak Dr. The bride-
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groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Sucher of Lucerne Dr.,
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sister of the bridegroom, and
Eileen Sherline, the bride's sister-
in-law. The bridegroom was served
by his brother, Ben, and James
Hiller.
The couple went to Spain on a
honeymoon, and upon their return
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the engagement of their daughter
Judith Lynn to Robert A. Glad-
stone. son of Mrs. Roen Gladstone
of Maryland Ave., Southfield, and
the late Jack Gladstone.
A June wedding is planned.
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A special law library is now
Mrs. Max Stollman, who re-
turned last week from Israel being, set up at the Bar-Ilan Li-
where she conferred with Bar- brary. Dr. Isaac Goldberg is Bar-
Ilan University officials, will re- Ilan librarian.
work. So at age 40, she became
community director of Planned
Parenthood, and in 10 years, saw
the organization grow from three
ladies working out of the third
floor of an old row house to 18
persons roaming about an old
building. Her friends call her "dyn-
amite" but she says simply,
a people person."
In the February Harper's Maga
zine, John Corry takes an in-depth
look at "the life and times of an
organization lady."
Mrs. Lieberman calls it part of
- being a Jewish mother, to hover
about her husband, Alfred, three
sons and friends, worrying about
them all. And this worry extends
to the larger world.
Mrs. Lieberman puts in some
50 hours weekly for Planned
Parenthood, speaking to " women
about contraception in her own
"human way." She tells a group
at a housing project that the only
sure way to prevent a pregnancy
is to have their husbands "sleep
on the roof." Or, describes men-
struation as "nothing more than
the tears of a disappointed womb."
In addition to her work with
Planned Parenthood. Mrs. Lieb-
erman is involved with the Coun-
cil of. Jewish Women, American
Civil Liberties Union, Americans
for Democratic Action, the Bran-
deis University Women' Commit.
tee and her temple sisterhood.
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