JNF to Honor Judge Nathan Kaufman Miss Goldstein Engaged
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Wayne County Circuit Court
Judge Nathan J. Kaufman will be
guest of honor at a Purium cele-
bration sponsored by the Lands-
manshaften Committee for ' the
Jewish National Fund, 8:30 p.m.
March 11 at Cong. Bnai David.
Judge Kaufman, a member of
the judiciary for 17 of the 41
years he has been an attorney,
w a s President
Eisenhower's rep-
resentative at the
International Con-
ference of Chil-
dren's Judges in
Brussels in 1958
and a delegate
to the Whit e
House Conferenc
on Children and
Youth in 1960.
Judge Kaufman
Kaufman
was appointed a Common Pleas
Court judge by Gov. G. Mennen
Williams, who in 1954 promoted
him to probate judge in charge of
the juvenile division for the shot
term.
20,000 Former Israelis Now Living in Canada
In 1956 he was elected for a
full term by 'an overwhelming
majority and four years later was
appointed by Gov. Williams to
the Wayne County Circuit Court
bench. He was re-elected to that
post.
Williams, now Michigan Su-
preme Court justice, will intro-
duce Judge Kaufman at the Purim
celebration.
TORONTO (ZINS)—Some 20,000 cause they- failed to return by
former Israelis are now residents December 1970 deadline.
of Canada, a significant number of
whom would like to return home,
writes the local correspondent of
Israel's Haaretz.
It is doubtful, says the corre-
spondent, whether these former Is-
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raelis will realize their desire to
of 18 & 14 Kt. Gold
return home since they cannot
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now avail themselves of the spe-
cial privileges which were granted
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to former Israelis who left the
country prior to 1964.
Most of those who now reside
in Canada left Israel in the years
1965-66 and those who left before
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Scheduled by JNF
DE COR
JEWELRY
A conference of Jewish edii-
cators and youth movement lead-
1964 are in no better position be.
Claire Schwartz
ers will be held 9:45 a.m. March
Sylvia_Schneider
5 at the offices of the Jewish Na-
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tional Fund.
MISS DEBORAH GOLDSTEIN
(1 blk. E. of Southfield)
Harry L. Woll, chairman of the
and his ORCHESTRA
Fountansido Office Center
youth and education commission
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Goldstein
Suite 109
"Music at its Best
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of Keren Kayemeth Lelsrael, will of 101/2 Mile Rd., Southfield, an-
for Your Guests"
Mon.-FrI., 11-4
nounce the engagement of their
352-7238
daughter Deborah Dale to Daniel
Gorden Carnick, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Lyle Carnick of Oldham Rd.,
Southfield.
Miss Goldstein is a senior at
Michigan State University. Her
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fiance, an MSU graduate, attends
law school. The couple plans a
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Business
Brevities
Perfection Automotive Products
Corporation, manufacturers of auto-
motive parts and accessories, has
announced the promotion of two
officers. SrJ. WALLACH, the new
chairman of the board, was presi-
dent of Perfection. JEROME ASH,
president, was vice president.
3 3 3
DAVID LIPPIIT, sales repre-
sentative for INDIANAPOLIS LIFE
LETTER BOX
Borman Hall Praised
for High Level of Care
INSURANCE CO., Southfield, sub-
mitted applications to the company
for 46 life insurance policies total-
HARRY L. WOLL
ing $1,100,000 voltime during Jan-
uary. The sales feat has been give a major address on youth
accomplished by only a few in the and education at the conference.
Woll, who had a distinguished
company's 65-year history.
career in Hebrew education for
Professional Planning Associates several decades, has held prac-
becomes PROFESSIONAL PEN- tically every major post in or-
SION CONSULTANTS. Maurice A. ganizaticns dealing with Jewish
Betman, president, announced the education and culture.
At the conference, there will be
name of the firm was changed to
more closely reflect the -majority of a display and demonstrations of
audio-visual materials, tapes and
the business it is doing.
literature.
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Heading the conference is Dr.
LEO J. MOLDIER has been ap-
pointed assistant vice president of Israel Wiener, chairman of the
commercial loans at American Sav- JNF youth and education com-
ings Association. He will supervise mittee. His co-chairman is Sidney
mortgage lending on income prop- Selig. •
erties of all types. Molner was with ' For information, call the JNF
office, 399-12820. '
City National Dank for 15 years.
A teacher of Hebrew for 24
e 3 3
years, Woll has been Talmud
Gooderham Sales- Up
Torah principal; director of the
Sam F. Sharako, president of department for principals and
Gooderham 6: Worts, Ltd., reports teachers; Jewish Education Com-
that case - sales for the calendar mittee; president of the National
year of 1970 show a significant Council for Jewish Education;
percentage increase over the pre- president of the. Hebrew Princi-
vious year. This was accomplished pals Association; national chair-
in spite of softness in the economy, man, cultural committee of Far-
national strikes and unemployment, band; and member of the adminis-
he said. The firm's four leading trative board of Histadrut
brands - are imported Lauder's
Scotch, Canadian R&R, G&W Seven
Star and William Penn blended Mushie's Aide'Says -
whiskies.
He -Didn't Meet With
Any Jews in Moscow
Jewish Educators
WASHINGTON (JTA)—Sen. Ed-
Broaden Council Base mund S. Muskie, who has made
Members of the Jewish Educa-
tors Council of !Metropolitan De-
troit, in a effort to broaden - its
be:se of operation, has amended
the by-laws to permit membership
of all qualified fulltime educational
administrators in the community—
including youth directors. Until
now, membership had been limited
to the heads of formal educational
institutions only.
At a council meeting, Rabbi Ger-
ald Teller, director of education
and youth at Cong. Shaarey Zedek,
reported on the small group pro-
cess in teaching values, which has
been introduced in his own school.
He emphasized the importance of
the mitzva as the ultimate be-
havioral objective for the Jewish
educators. .
Sidney Selig, educational direc-
tor of Cong. Beth Shalom, is west=
dent of the . Jewish EdueatOrs
Council. ,
to Daniel G. Carnick
Friday, February 26, 1971-27
the plight-:of Soviet Jews a major
issue in his unannounced cam-
paign for the Presidency, apparent-
ly failed to meet with any of them
during. his , recent personal mis-
sion to Moscow..
On Muskie's return to the United
States after his tour of several cai-
tals, he emphasized that one of the
subjects he brought up with Soviet
Premier Alexsei N. Kosygin was
the problem Soviet Jews face in
obtaining equal rights at home
and in emigrating from their home-
land. But he did not indicate that
he had personally sought informa-
tion on' the problem from Soviet
-Jews themselvel. -
Weeks of repeated inquiries by
the Jewish Telegraphic Agency
finally brought - the admission of
Bob Shepherd, an aide to the Maine
Democrat; that "as far as we know,
be did not" meet with Soviet Iowa
in_ . Moscow. _
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Editor, The Jewish News:
There has been so much written
and talked about in reference to
convalescent homes and hothes for
the aged that was very distasteful
to the average person that I would
like to express my feelings about
the Jewish Home for the Aged on
Seven Mile Rd. in Detroit. It is
also called Borman Hall.
We had the good fortune of hav'-
ing our mother live there for a
little over a year. Her only regret
was that she did not go in sooner.
She passed away Dec. 25.
The loving care, attention, con-
sideration given her and all the
other residents of the home was a
beautiful thing to see. -The home-is
immaculately clean and well run
by the directors, Mr. and Mrs.
Sonenblick. The help must have
been hand picked, from the man
who cleans the floors to the highest
in charge. They are to be com-
mended on their love and attention
to these more than 200 elderly
people who need that more than
food.
The nursing care is the best
in the city.- I don't think the
average hospital offers the care
and love and attention given
these people.
I speak with authority because
my mother-hi-law is still there. She
has been a resident for over two
years and has enjoyed all of these
benefits.
Sincerely,
MRS. VICTOR LAViSON
23401 Marlow
Oak Park
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Brandeis U. Correction
Editor, The Jewish News: '
I appreciate your publishing
my article on Brandeis University.
May I, however, call your atten-
tion to the fact that I was incor-
rectly listed in your caption, as
having been the first president of
Brandeis. I could have been refer-
red to as the first president of the
board of trustees, or as the initia-
tor, or as the founder, but I was
certainly not its first president. Its
first president was Dr. Abram
Sachar, as indeed is stated in the
closing paragraph of the article.
DR. ISRAEL GOLDSTEIN
Jerusalem
Montefioie Lodge to Meet
Montefiore Lodge, Free Sons of
Israel will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday
at the Whitehall Apartments club-
house. Hostesses will be Mesdames
Max Neuman, Fred Gross and
Zang Sc.hrebnick.
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