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Mr. Richard R. Pierce
W. German Group Seeks
to Unite Jews, Christians
By ESTHER ALLWEISS
The havoc hatred brought to
World War II Germany has not
been forgotten by a group of W.
Germans dedicated to promoting
fraternal feelings between Chris-
tians and Jews.
Thirty-two members of the pre-
dominately Gentile organization,
the Society for Christian-Jewish
Cooperation, were in Detroit this
week as guests of the German
Consul, Dr. Werner Montag, and
the German-American Cultural
Center.
Christian Willy Saga, described
by Detroiter Dr. Gerhardt Neu-
mann as "a great Zionist," ar-
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CONNIE RUTH JACOBS
'Mr. and Mrs. I. Murray Jacobs
of Berkshire Dr., Birmingham,
announce the engagement of their
daughter Connie Ruth to Richard
Roger Pierce, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Milton J. Pierce of Timberline Dr.,
Southfield.
Fresh Air Society
to Meet Sunday
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ZOA Reports Record Saks of Israel Bonds
NEW YORK—Israel Bond pur-
This represents a 14 per cent
chases at activities conducted by increase over 1969-70 Bond sales
ranged the U.S. and Canadian visit the Zionist Organization of Amer- of $4,800,000, the previous annual.
ica in 1970-71 totalled a record high, Pesin said.
of the 26-year-old organization.
As leader of the Marburg, Ger- $5,450,600, Meyer' Pesin of Jersey
No man is rich enough to buy
many, chapter, Saga has spon- City, national ZOA Israel Bond
—Oscar Wilde.
back his past.
sored seminars discussing the chairman, reported.
problems of Israel and other mat-
ters of Christian and Jewish con-
cern.
He said one seminar took the
chapter to a Jewish Sabbath serv-
ice, where the rabbi gave an in-
troduction to liturgy and customs,
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The Marburg chapter also is
committed to sending its mem-
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bers to Israel. Saga said the
group has taken six trips there
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within the last seven years.
"Every year we send 30 to 50
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young people to work on kibut-
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zim," he said, adding that his own
17-year-old daughter is working
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at Kibutz Eretz near Ashkelon
this summer.
Saga said the young people,
aged 18-30, pay for their own trips
to the kibutzim, with a subsidy
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SOUTHFIELD
from the W. German government.
In return, he said, "Israelis
have come to stay with families
in Marburg for 6-8 weeks each
summer."
Saga conceded that Marburg is
"exceptional" with its emphasis
on Israel trips, but said the other
39 local city chapters are active
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PRESCHOOL CENTER OF
SOUTHFIELD, 29300 Lahser, an-
nounces the appointment of AMY
SINGER, of the Jewish Commu-
nity Center, as teacher. The nurs-
ery school, for youngsterS aged
21/2.-5, offers an unstructured pro-
gram with an emphasis on indivi-
dual accomplishment. An open
open house will be held there 1-3
p.m. Aug. 21. The public is wel-
with their own particular projects.
come. For registration information,
Mrs. Cecilia Carlebach of
call Mark Krieg and George Mc-
Haifa and Liane Einstein of
Inerney, directors, 352-4361.
Mainz, Germany, are the two
A 32-page directory of boats for Jews among the contingent here.
Mrs. Carlebach, originally of
rent, the WORLDWIDE YACHT
CHARTER GUIDE, lists 633 indi- Vienna, joined the Society while
viduals, agents and services ready living in Frankfurt. She is
to help you charter. Covered in among the many members of
the guide are more than 18 areas the organization who reside out-
of the world where some 10,000 side Germany.
Of his chapter's 365 members,
yachts are available. Also included
is advice on when to go boating, Saga said 50 former Marburg resi-
what to expect and how to do it. dents now live in foreign countries
For further information, write —35 of these Jews in Israel.
Worldwide Yacht Charter Guide,
Speaking at a dinner at the
456 Shelbourne, Grosse Pointe, German House, Rabbi Leon Fram
Mich. 48236.
of Temple .Israel emphasized the
group's success: "Although there
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Southfield, has been retained to after the war (II), it is important
handle bradcast and institutional that the (Christian) majority has
advertising for PERRY PHAR- learned to live together with
MACY, INC. The client company what's left of the Jewish commu-
presently runs 13 drug stores in nities . . . You are people who
Suburban Detroit areas and has are dedicated to developing a
announced plans for four additional spirit of understanding."
stores to be opened in the next
seven months. This is the client's
from
first broadcast agency.
Sol G. Kurtzman, president of
the Fresh Air Society, announces
the 70th annual meeting to take
place 1:30 p.m. Sunday at the
Henry M. Butzel Senior Citizens
Village and Conference Center,
Camp Tamarack, Ortonville.
There will be election of direc-
tors, reports from directors of
camps, and from board members
who recently visited Camp Ken-
nedy in the upper peninsula, and
Charles N. Agree Outpost Camp
in Wawa, Ont.
The following directors are re-
nominated for a three-year term:
Sol G. Kurtzman, Mrs. Asher N.
Tilchin, Louie Stern, Alan E.
Luckoff and Dale Rands.
Nominated for three-year terms
41r- are: Michael Maddin, David Eason,
Joseph Fischoff, Mrs. Theo-
:::21ct' (lore Birnkrant, Mrs. Abraham
Becker, Dr. Robert Ruskin and
- Guy Baron.
Nominated for a two-year term
Mrs. Richard Kux. David Her-
melin was nominated for a one-
year term.
Mrs. Julian H. Scott served as
-..- chairman of the nominating corn-
- *ittee. Other members were A.
Arnold Agree, Allan Nachman,
Mrs. Asher N. Tilchin, Dr. Oscar
SAUL KAPLAN, formerly of
D. Schwartz and Sidney J. Winer.
Bros. Kosher Meats, is
Guests will have the opportunity Kaplan
now
associated
with WINSTON-
A- ainspect the new Butzel Confer-
real estate company,
- .ence Center and the children's
in the Fisher Building.
rOgrams at Camp Tamarack.
Do re Illustrations
in Dover Volume
Gustave Dore's name is insep-
arably linked with the Bible. As
illustrator of the Bible he has
gained fame and his work has
served to provide added interest
in scriptural writings among many
faiths.
A spirit akin to Dore's skill
in biblical art is to be found
in 1180 of his illustrations in "Lon-
don — a Pilgrimage." Collaborator
in this _work was the noted au-
thor and journalist, Blanchard
Jerrold.
"London — a Pilgrimage" has
been published by Dover. An in-
troduction by Millicent Rose adds
invaluably toward an apprecia-
tion of the Dore-Jerrold work.
Dover Publications also has
issued another impresive art book
containing Dore's illustrations —
"The Rime of the Ancient Mari-
ner" by Samuel Taylor Coleridge.
Here, too, the Bible influence be-
comes apparent in Dore's pictures.
Friday, August 13, 1971-33
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BLOCH ROSE POST AND AUX-
ILIARY are holding their annual
paid-up membership swim party
8 p.m. Saturday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Katzman,
15211 Joan, Oak Park. A cookout
also is planned. Husbands and
wives are welcome. For informa-
tion, call Betty Katzman, hostess,
LI 7-7879.
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POST and AUXILIARY will meet
8:30 p.m. Monday at the JWV
headquarters. The post will act as
host. Newly-elected President Sara
Fleisher has appointed Ruth Ben-
ach as recording secretary for the
coming year.
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Radomer Board to Meet
Radomer Aid Society will hold
an executive board meeting 8:30
p.m. Tuesday at the Workmen's
Circle Center. Plans for Israel
Night and the rummage sale in
The only real education comes Royal Oak will be discussed. Mr.
and Mrs. William Bergman will
from what goes counter to you.
—Andre Gide. be hosts.
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