THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
26--Friday, March 12, 1971
Purim Revelry to Continue
Purim may be over, but the cele-
brations go on. This weekend, in
particular, a number of events are
scheduled.
The Jewish Center invites one
and all to its activities, which will
be held all day. The Michigan
Association of Jewish College Stu-
dents, Young Adult Group of the
Center, Wayne State University Hil-
lel Foundation and Bnai Moshe
Young Adult Group will sponsor
the annual "Hamantash-Latke De-
bate at 2 p.m. in Room 384. A chil-
dren's dance concert will be held
at 2:30 and 3:30 p.m. in the teen
lounge. Other events will be a pre-
schoolers' carnival and masquer-
ade parade, family photo booth,
gift shops, Youth Quiz Bowl in the
lobby, hamantashen guessing con-
test with prizes and a cabaret-style
Nosherie. Purim goodies will be on
sale in Room 202.
(Shuttle bus transportation will
be available from the following
areas: Hillel Day School, 12:45
p.m.; United .Hebrew High School,
1 p.m.; and 10 Mile Jewish Center,
1:15 p.m.)
Farband members, families
and friends will gather for a
Purim party 8:30 p.m. Saturday
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The Habonim dance group and
choir will perform. A new ap-
proach to the megila, based on
historians' opinions and discov-
eries, will be given by educator
Movsas Goldoftas, and Philip
lmber will present his own hu-
morous writings. Toastmaster
will be Louis Levine. Purim re-
freshments will be served by the
social committee, with Elke
Freedman, chairman. Nominal
contribution.
Bnai Brith Hillel Foundation at
Wayne State University will hold a
Purim dance 9 p.m. Saturday at
Hi llel House in the University Cen-
ter Building. There will be Purim
skits, entertainment and hamanta-
shen.
Goodfellowship Club will hold a
Purim dinner-party 6:30 p.m. Tues-
day at the James Couzens Hwy.
clubrooms. Chairman Jack Schech-
ter invites friends.
Bereznitzer Aid Society will hold
its annual Purim Mo'os Hitim fund-
raising dinner 6:30 p.m. Thursday
at Cong. Beth Hillel. Families and
friends are invited by Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Gottlieb, chairmen. Albert
Koss is co-chairman.
Zionist-Revisionists of Detroit are
sponsoring a Purim ball 9 p.m.
March 20 at Young Israel Center
of Oak-Woods. Supper will be
served, and there will be a floor
show and music by Eric Rosenow
and his Continentals. Friends are
invited. Proceeds go to the National
Israel Sick Fund. Tickets will be
available at the door.
(See additional Purim events on
Youth Page.)
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A tribute will
be paid to Rabbi
James I. Gordon,
in recognition of
MRS. MARTIN GLASSMAN
Miriam Sharon Lutchansky be-
came the bride of Martin Glassman
in a recent ceremony at the West-
gate Plaza Hotel, San Diego.
Parents of the couple are Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Lutchansky,
former Detroiters of San Diego;
and Mr. and Mrs. Julius Glassman
of Rutherford, N.J. Former De-
troiter Rabbi Morton J. Cohn of
Temple Emanu-el, officiated.
The bride wore a short satin
dress with '.a candlelight lace
overlapping
see
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iiks Her veil was
held by a neaz.l.. tiara. The
Bible she carrier covered with
baby orchids, wa given to her
on her Bat Mitzva by her grand-
mother, Mrs. Sally Solomon Held.
Robin Lutchansky was her sis-
Larry. Freedman
Orchestra and Entertainment
For on• Evitaing of
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The Sisterhood of Young Israel
of Oak-Woods will hold its annual
ter's honor attendant. The bride-
groom's brother, Gerald Glassman,
served as best man. The bride's
brothers, Danny and Edward Lut-
chansky, were ushers.
RALPH ,SLOVENKO, professor
The couple, honeymooning now,
of law at Wayne State University, will travel east this summer.
will speak before a meeting of the
Michigan Inter-Profesional Assoc-
Macomb College
iation on Marriage, Divorce and
the Family 7:30 p.m. March 23 at Initiates Program
the Dearborn Inn, announced Nor-
man N. Robbins. president. Slov- of Religious Studies
enko will discuss "Human Sexu-
Macomb County Community Col-
ality and the Law," said Dr. Eman- lege has initiated a program of
uel Tanay, program chairman. religious studies sponsored by the
Cocktails will precede the 6:30 college's three chaplains, Fr.
p.m. dinner. For reservations, Thomas 0. Hamel, Rev. Oliver
call the association, -963-8840.
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Rites Held in San Diego Tribute Slated by
Oak-Woods Women
The course is still open to new
students until Wednesday.
The campus chaplaincy plans to
add a course each semester until
a full complement of courses in
religious studies will be available
at MCCC. For the fall semester,
plans are for a course in Bible as
literature. Later, courses in the
history of religion, the psychology
`bf religion, ethics and morality,
religious interaction in society and
others are planned. ,
Some courses will be fully trans-
ferable credit courses; others will
be noncredit, made available
through the division of continuing
education. The course in compara-
tive religion is a noncrediecourse.
For information, call the office
o7 the dein of continuing education.
405-2121, ext. 320, or -Rabbi Gold-
man, coordinator of religious edu-
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Computing Center, and long-time
member of the WSU faculty.
Dr. Hoffman's widow, Evelyn,
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Dr. Hoffman, who live on Burton
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1969. He was a former trustee and
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