THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
28—Friday, July 9, 1971
1
■ •• ■ ••• ••• •• ∎ ■ ••••witawhomo ■ mwl ∎ oom. .• ••• ■
lemoner.
eivry
onors Follow Trio Throughout School
017
thie ,qir
This Week's Radio and
Television Programs
Three students who were first grade classmates at the Beth
Yehudah Schools 16 years ago received their degrees, with honors
at Wayne State University's recent commencement ceremonies. Also
all three were elected to the honorary scholastic society of Phi Beta
Kappa. Shown are (from left) Hillel Abrams, president of Beth
Yehudah; Harold Weingarden of Templar Ave., Southfield; WSU
President William R. Keast; Joseph Finkelstein of Mt. Vernon Ave.,
Southfield; and Jack Greenspan of Sussex Ave., Oak Park.
Bergen Belsen Survivors Launch
Projects to Ensure Remembrance
The World Federation of the
Bergen Belsen Associations, Inc.,
has embarked upon a series of
projects to memorialize the Six
Million.
Among its programs is the pub-
lication of several books dealing
with the genocide. These include a
just-published diary, titled "The
Forest My Friend," written by
Mrs. Donia Rosen (reviewed in the
June 11 Jewish News).
Mrs. Rosen, who now lives in
Jerusalem. where she works at the
Now Booking
.
The DYNAMIC DUO
The sound of 4 .. .
for the price of 2
(Music for AU Occasions)
548-8778
557-2888
*
* * * ** * * * * *
CARICATURES
MUSIC
COMEDIANS
GOOD ENTERTAINMENT
•
INVITATIONS
By HATTIE
SCHWARTZ
SEYMOUR
SCHWARTZ
AGENCY
356-8563
Newest Sohn &
* * * * * *
Velour /nwtottoos
356-8525 .
* * * * * * * *
MAX SCHRUT
For Good Photographs
and Prompt Service
Call Me at
BLAIR STUDIO
Weddings - Bar Mitzvas
we Corn. to Your Homo
With Samples
Ty 5.8805
-4(
UN . 4-6845
Yad Vashem Memorial authority,
was 12 when the Nazi terror broke
loose. She was sheltered in the
forests of the western Ukraine by
a Christian woman. (Originally
written in Polish when Mrs. Rosen
was 14, the diary was published
in Hebrew in Israel right after the
war. The English translation is
based on the Hebrew version,
1
ETERNAL LIGHT
Time: 10:30 p.m. Sunday
Station: WWJ
Feature: "The Sabbath as a
Democratic Institution: I" is part
of the summer series on "Demo-
cracy and the Bible." Participants
are author Maurice Samuel and
Mark Van Doren, professor emeri-
tus of Columbia University.
*
HEAR OUR VOICE
Time: 11:30 p.m. Sunday
Station: WCAR
Feature: "The Magnificent Yos-
sele Rosenblatt." Recordings . by
Cantor Rosenblatt will be heard.
Series host Cantor Harold Orbach
of Temple Israel will provide com-
mentary.
JWV
Rosalind Liner, newly installed
president of the JWV ladies' de-
partment of Michigan, is calling
her first meeting for 8:30 p.m.
Tuesday at the JWV headquarters.
August Moving Month
at Federation Apts.
Occupancy of Federation Apart-
ments for the elderly will begin
about Aug. 1, Zeldon S. Cohen,
administrator, has announced.
I Letters are in the mail to people
! who have qualified for apartments,
1 advising them that leases are
I ready to be signed. Prospective
tenants should make appointments
with the management to come in
I with their sponsors, to sign their
leases, according to Cohen.
For appointments, call the office
of Federation Apartments. 399-4782.
Business
Briefs
A new certificate passbook ac-
count now being offered by FIRST
FEDERAL SAVINGS OF DETROIT
was announced by Hans Gehrke
Jr., chairman of the board. The
new account may be opened with
HIGHLIGHTS
Time: 9:45 a.m. Sunday
Station: Channel 2
Feature: The High Price of
Poverty" series continues. Hostess
Evelyn Linden, member of the
Jewish Community Council Execu-
tive Committee, will discuss "Can
We Afford the Luxury of Poverty
Within Our Community-?" with
social service leaders and wel-
fare recipients. Evelyn Orbach and
Alison Goldbaum are program
producers.
"Y'didi HaYaar." (Karni Publish-
*
ers, 1954).
BNAI SHALOM
Other books have been or will
Time: 10 p.m. Sunday
Station: WBRB-FM (102.7)
be published, and a group of
judges, headed by Elie Wiesel j -- Feature: Phil Blazer's weekly
and including Saul Bellow, will
nationally syndicated program pro-
select winners in London next vides a contemporary outlet for a
potpourri of Jewish culture, humor
September.
One of the federation's major music and literature.
*
*
undertakings is the preparation of
IN CONTACT
papers by more than 100 histor-
Time: 10:30 p.m. Sunday
ians. social scientists, authors,
Station: WJR
poets, eye-witnesses of atrocities
Feature: Hal Youngblood, with
and students who have researched
religious and moral figures, hosts
the Holocaust.
the weekly program whose prem-
The papers will be presented next ise is to place religion and man
year at a conference at Oxford in contact.
University in England.
Sam E. Bloch, secretary-general
of the 25-year-old federation, said
other projects are to be conducted
at the Hebrew University's Insti-
tute of Contemporary Jewry. These
include research dealing with
armed Jewish resistance against
the Nazis and a definitive history
of the Warsaw Ghetto uprising.
The federation, headed by Josef
Rosensaft. president, has headquar-
ters at P.O.B. 333, Lenox Hill Sta-
tion, New York 10021.
Linda Sue Carnick,
Afichael Levine II -ed
a minimum of $5,000 with maturi-
ties of three, four or five years.
These accounts will earn at the
rate of 6 per cent per year. Inter-
est will be paid and compounded
quarterly, making an annual yield
of 6.14 per cent.
Eye Doctors
Prescriptions Filled
MRS. MICHAEL LEVINE
Linda Sue Carnick became the
bride of Michael Levine in a cere-
mony at the Sheraton Cadillac
Hotel. Rabbi M. Robert Syme and
CantOr Harold Orbach officiated.
Parents of the bride are Mr. and
Mrs. Boyd Carnick of Forrestwood
Dr., Southfield. The bridegroom is
the son of Mrs. Miriam Levine of
Rosewood Ave., Oak Park, and
Mr. Morris Levine of Kipling Ave.,
Oak Park.
The bride's sisters, Mrs. Avrini
Stein and Mrs. Larry Kepes,
were bridesmaids. Barbara Car-
nick served her sister as the
maid of honor. Carolyn Kepes
was the flower girl.
Ushers were David Tisdale,
Jerry Goldman, Danny Zemon and
the bridegroom's brother, Marshall
Levine. Mark Levine was his broth-
er's best man.
The couple took a honeymoon in
Italy.
Men's Clubs
BNAI M 0 S H E MEN'S CLUB
elected Louis Redmond correspond-
ing secretary for the coming term.
Redmond's name was erroneously
omitted in the previous announce-
ment of officers.
PRESCRIPTION OPTICAL CO.
543-3343
26001 Coolidge
WELCOME
come
and meet the swinging
single professionals. Do
you qualify?
Architect
Banker
Chiropodist
Dentist
Engineer
Financier
Guru
Hair Stylist
Industrialist
Jurist
King
Librarian
Mathematician
Nurse
,
Ophthalmologist
Physician
Queen
Realtor
Secretary
Teacher
Underwriter
Veterinarian
Winners
Xylophone
Musician
Yegg
Zoologist
There are only 26 letters in
the alphabet, if we have
missed you, you are still wel-
come to participate in a
Bowling Gig on July 11,
1971 at 8:30 p.m. Sunday
at the Ark West Lanes on
Northwestern before 12 Mile
Rd. Basic age 22-33. $1.50
charge includes 2 games,
shoes, and party.
Hope to see you Sunday,
Mel
Gonik's Kosher Meat, Fish & Poultry
The Ben Meat at The Best Prices
Pullets . . . 38' lb.
Liver
69'
Rib Steaks $1.09
255-3777
Hamb. (3 lbs. or more) . . . 55' lb.
Tongues
59'
Side of Beef (Freezer Packed 65c lb.)
Free Delivery
20215 W. 7 Mile
From hot pants sets to long dresses and
nat.
Arctivities
skirts — from jeans to shorts — play-
wear and dress wear — up, down and
across, all through the store
RABBI MANDEL M. ZAGER
CHARLES SHAPIRO POST AND
AUXILIARY will hold their second CHAPTER will hold its annual
annual dawn-to-dusk family picnic paid-up garden party 7 p.m. July
Sunday at Kensington Park. Guests 21 at the home of Mrs. Jack Fine,
19937 Asbury Park. For reserva-
are invited.
tions, call Mrs. Fine, 273-7434, or
Mrs. Phillip Goren, VE 7-8945.
Once Again Available
martin-Y)avicl
(9rc/iestra
The Modern Sound of Distinction
Orchestras & Cocktail Combos of all sizes for all occasions
—Including HOUSE PARTIES !
featuring Solo Piano for cocktail hours.
MARTIN KOSINS
546-7558
An Unkosher Encounter
at Lebanese Border
TEL AVIV (JTA)—For 40 year-
old Zivon Ben Gal, of Rosh Hanikra
Settlement, four Arab terrorists
proved a good target Tuesday.
While hunting wild pigs, Ben
Gal, who is considered a good
hunter, came across four armed
Arabs infiltrating into Israel across
the Lebanese border.
The Israeli opened fire at the
four, who escaped back into
Lebanon, leaving behind some
ammunition and other pieces of
equipment.
FOR PRE-TEENS AND JUNIORS
AT
in
OAK PARK
23133 COOLIDGE
Just North of 9 Mile
Bank Americard or Master Charge
Open Thurs. til 9 p.m.