THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
26—Friday, July 2, 1971
Double Honors Tendered to Elazar
Albert Elazar, who has retired
as superintendent of the United
Hebrew Schools, has been selected
as a recipient of the Shazar Jewish
Education Award, it was an-
nounced by .Hayim Finkelstein,
head of the department of educa-
tion and culture of the Jewish
Agency in Jerusalem.
Announcement of the award ar-
rived shortly before a reception
was tendered in Elazar's honor by
members of the UHS administra-
tion and faculty, Tuesday evening.
Elazar and his wife Nettie are
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Allan R odd to Marry
14ustralian Joan L evine
taking up residence in Israel late
this month.
A periodical reading room in
the UHS library has been named
for him, it was announced at the
reception.
The other U.S. recipient of the
Shazar Award, with whom Elazar
will share the IL 3,000 ($670)
prize, is Dr. Elazar Goelman.
Elazar's name was submitted for
consideration by a committee of
the Jewish Agency-American Sec-
tion's education department. The
prize, established in honor of Pres-
ident Zalman Shazar's 80th birth-
day, will be awarded annually to
outstanding Jewish educators all
over the world.
Local Med Student
Sees His Draft Plan
for MDs Added to Bill
A unique draft plan for doctors
has been adopted by the U.S. Sen-
ate, four weeks after the idea was
proposed by a Wayne State Uni-
versity medical student, Sol Edel-
stein.
Edelstein suggested that medical
school graduates who agree . to
serve four years in a rural corn-
munity or in a ghetto area should
be exempted from the military
draft.
He contended that such a plan
was not an effort to avoid the
draft but to fill a desperate need
in small towns and ghetto areas.
Edelstein added he is sure only
10 to 20 per cent of graduating
medical students will consider the
program because there is a four-
year commitment. And the result
might be a reversal of the cycle
of doctors leaving rural and ghetto
communities. 'The plan was intro-
duced by Sen. Robert Griffin as
, an amendment to the draft bill.
Before Edelstein's plan can be-
come law, the draft bill itself must
be passed by the Senate. Then it
must go to a Senate-House con-
ference and be signed by the
President.
MISS JOAN LEVINE
Dr. and Mrs. Sydney Levine of
Sydney, Australia, announce the
engagement of their daughter Joan
to Allan Rodd, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Rodd of Bay Dr., West
Bloomfield.
The couple will marry in Octo-
ber.
Feminine Touch
Adds New Style to
McDonald Ford
Women's Lib advocates will
have a poor target if they ever
decide to picket Joe McDonald's
Ford Farm on W. Seven Mile at
the John Lodge Freeway. McDon-
ald, the only area auto dealer
HAROLD WEILL, New York
attorney who executes the Helena
Rubinstein estate and directs the
Rubinstein foundation, has been
eleaed to the board of governors
of New York Hospital. Well known;
Alienation No Stranger
for the philanthropies he adminis-
ters, he gave $500,000 recently to
to Kibutz, He Argues
the Weizmann Institute in Rehovot
Editor, The Jewish News:
on behalf of the Talisman Founda-
Bruno Bettelheim, writing par- tion, a repository for some an-
enthetically in the March Playboy, onymous European donations,
remarks that, "People have won- which he directs.
dered how kibutz children grow up
so well when their parents are
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Criterion Club for single adults
plans to spend this holiday week-
end at the Guildwood Inn, Sarnia,
Ont., President Betty Weinberg
announces.
Members will drive to the Cana-
dian resort by noon Saturday and
return Monday. Swimming, outdoor
sports and recreation, and floor
show entertainment at the hotel's
night club are activities planned.
An outing at Algonac next month
and a trip to Toronto over the
Labor Day holiday are on the
club's summer agenda.
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new and used car departments,
said Marilyn Calloway in new car
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car sales are doing so well they're
keeping the men on their toes.
McDonald himself started as a
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at the used car crossroads at
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years ago, the opportunity arose
to buy the Ford dealership at
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and Leonard N. Simons, member of MCF's board of trustees, at the
cement-pouring ceremony for the Michigan Cancer Foundation's new
Meyer L. Prentis Cancer Center. Thanks in part to a generous
contribution from the Meyer and Anna Prentis Family Foundation,
the new cancer center, designed by Louis G. Redstone Associates,
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