2h--FrMay, Fehreery 12, 1971
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Detroiter Morris Karbal to Be Honored
at Seminary Convocation in Florida
ship in Cong. Beth Achim. He is
a director of the North Detroit
General Hospital and Jewish
Home for the Aged and is a pat-
ron of the Detroit Symphony Or-
chestra.
He is active in State of Israel
Bonds and the Zionist Organiza-
tion.
Service Award, conferred by Dr.
He was graduated from the De-
troit College of Pharmacy, now
a part of Wayne State Univer-
sity, and he is a past president
of the Aesculapian Pharmaceutical
Society. Karbel is president of the
National 'Wholesale Drug Co. of
Detroit.
Morris Karbal, a leading figure
in local and national Jewish and
civic affairs, will be cited in Miami
Beach Feb. 28 by the Jewish Theo-
logical Seminary of America at its
12th annual academic convocation
and dinner.
Karbal will receive the Semin-
ary's 1971 National Community
Local Family 'Adopts'
a Boy in Bolivia
MORRIS KARBAL
'Louis Finkelstein, chancellor, and
Dr. Bernard Mandelbaum, presi-
dent of the seminary.
The presentation will take place
at a dinner in the Diplomat Hotel,
Hollywood, Karbal will be cited
earlier in the day at the semin-
ary's convocation in Temple
Emanu-El here, with hundreds
witnessing the ceremony.
Karbal will be cited for
"spreading the teachings, mean-
ing and spiritual power of the
Jewish tradition through the
performance of good deeds.
Chairman of the Detroit Com-
mittee for the Jewish Theological
Seminary, Karbal is a member of
the seminary's board of overseers
and a charter members of its Na-
tional Patrons Society.
Vice president of the Hillel and
Akiva day schools, he also-1s a
supporter of Yeshivath Beth Yeh-
uda and Young Israel.
Karbal holds the Yeshiva- Uni-
versity Award, is an "ambassa-
dor" of the university and serves
as co-chairman of the Detroit
Committee for Bar-Ilan Univer-
sity. He also is a sponsor of Heb-
rew University's center of phar-
maceutical sciences.
A longtime trustee of Cong.
Shaarey Zedek, lie serves as sec-
retary. Karbal also holds member-
Mrs. Carole Israel and children
of Westland Ave., Southfield,
have "adopted" an 8-year-old
Bolivian boy, Freddy Alvarez,
by contributing a monthly sum
through Foster Parents Plan, Inc,.
The Israels give the child artd
the family material and financial
aid aimed at strengthening the
family unit by helping each mem-
ber. The child is symbolic of aid
given to the entire family.
Before the Israels became
Freddy's foster parent, the family
struggled to survive on $37.46 a
month earned by father as a car-
penter's helper for a family of
seven. Their home is in a squalid
barrio, where they live in a large
room divided in two. One side is
fathers shop, the other living quar-
ters. Water is brought in from a
public faucet.
The Israels' contribution of $16
a month brings the family a
monthly cash grant, distribu-
tions of goods such as vitamins,
blankets, towels, soap and other
Useful items, medical and dental
care, the sustained guidance and
counseling of social workers and
the benefit of special programs.
A strong emphasis Is placed on
education.
Foster Parents Plan is current-
ly working in 10 countries in
South America and Asia. More
than 110,000 children have been
aided by over 600,000 indviduals,
families and groups in the U.S.
and Canada who have been Foster
Parents during PLAN's 33 years
of operation:,
For information, write Foster
Parents Plan, 352 Park Ave. S.,
New York 10010.
Young Couple Plants Forest in Israel
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Women's AJCampaign Phonogift Set for March
The Phonogift drive of the Worn- en's division. Volunteers will needs to which this money will be
en's Division 1971 Allied Jewish 1 work shifts at the United Hebrew committed have increased in the
Campaign-Israel Emergency Fund Schools from Sunday, March 7, past year. I
it beginning the work which ulti- through Sunday, March 14,"
mately will take the story of the Mrs. Snider said.
DICK STEIN
The phoning will be done from
needs of World Jewry this year to
nearly 10,000 Jewish women in the 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Monday
ORCHESTRA
through Friday, and 7 to 9:30 p.m., THE DICK STEIN
Greater Detroit area.
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Mrs. Charles Snider, Phonogift Monday through Thursday. The
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quarters in the United Hebrew Anyone who can devote any por-
Schools' Southfield Campus, 21550 tion of these times to the interests
W. 12 Mile Road, 12:15 p.m., Wed- of the worldwide Jewish community
nesday, March 3. should contact Mrs. Morris H.
"More workers are needed to Brown, director of the women's
operate the. telephones in this division of the Jewish Welfare Fed.
WO 5-3939.
Important function of the wom- eration,
Volunteers also are needed in
the Motor Corps of Phonogift.
These women pick up pledges at
Meryl Jaffin Engaged the
homes of the women whose gifts
. Gisele Findling
secured by the telephone Carol Liss
toZdney Weingarden are
crews .Those wishing to volunteer
at
for this service may also contact
Mr. Brown.
Mrs. Snider said that "Phono-
gift raised $43,800 in 1970. We
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must double that amount in 1971."
Mrs. William Gross, Phonogift
executive chairman, said. "The
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Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jaffin of
Ithaca Ave., Oak Park, announce
the engagement of their daughter
Meryl Beth to Sidney Marc Wein-
garden, son of Mr. and . Mrs. Harry
P. Weingarden of E. Jeanette
Ave.; Southfield.
Miss Jaffin is a senior at East-
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Her fiance was graduated from
EMU, where he affiliated with
Alpha Kappa Psi business fra-
ternity.
A June wedding date has been
set.
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Jay S. Murray of Brookshire Dr.,
Southfield, has announced his can-
didacy for the office of mayor in
the Monday primary.
Murray is president of the Ever-
green Trails Subdivision, presi-
dent of the South-
field Police and
Firemen's Retire-
ment Board and
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the Birney Ele-
mentary School
PTA.
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Presents
Marvin Littky of Westbrook Pkwy., Southfield, who mad, his
first contribution to the Jewish National Fund at age 3, signs a eon-
tract for the purchase of a forest In Israel, to be known as the Marvin
and Roberti Littky Family Forest. _Littky, an attorney, has long been
active is WORM causes. While visiting Israel with his parents, who
are planning to settle there, the Uttkys saw the work of JNF first-
hand. The names of Mr. and Mrs. Littky and their three children,
Julie Hope, 4; Pamela Jill, 2; and Joseph Harold, 3 months; are al-
ready inscribed as the "Pillars of Courage," a project eI the Women
of JNF In Detroit. Shown (from left) are Mrs. Littky; Mrs. Morris
Kathasky, board chairman of the Women's Chapter of JNF; Littky;
and Percy Kaplan, executive director of JNF.
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