City of Hope to Meet
.
meeting of the Mr. and Mrs.:
Group, City of Hope, will be held
8 p.m. Nov. 6 at the home of. Mr.
and Mrs. Lester Greenspan, 18319
Greenwald, Southfield_
A social hour will follow, honor7
ing members Lou and Ida Garber
who are moving to Florida. -
Tickets for "Fiddler on the
Roof," Dec. 1 at Northland "Thea-
ter, may be purchased by calling
Belle Feinstein, LI 8-0985.
Meyer Ch erashy. Rites
Jiiii"Plight-
Meyer Cherkasky Rita ToPie' of Kerler,
Yiddish Poet
.
Soviet Yiddish poet Joseph Ker-
ler will discuss "The Plight of
Soviet Jewry" and'read his poetry
8:30 p.m. Nov. 18 at the Jewish
Center. His visit is sponsored by
the Workmen's Circle and Farband
Labor Zionist Order.
Always active in protesting the
cultural persecution of Jews in
YOUR CANDID COLOR
his native Russia, Kerler had to
smuggle his work to the U.S. and
Israel following Stalin's purge of
Jewish writers in the early 1950s.
Kerler, his wife and young son
emigrated to Jerusalem early this
year after a long struggle with So-
viet officials. His previously un-
published poems are in a new
JANICE MEYER
book with introduction by Prof.
WHEN PHOTOGRAPHED BY
Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Meyer of Dov Sadan of Hebrew University.
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Oneida Ave., Oak Park, announce
the engagement of their daughter 2 Jewish Poets Honored
Janice Lynn to Richard Jay Cher-
NEW YORK (JTA) — The Con-
kasky, son. of Mr. and Mrs. Mil-
AND ASSOCIATES
ton Cherkasky of Kipling Ave., gress for Jewish Culture awarded
two
literary prizes of $500 each
Oak Park.
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to the poet Joseph Kerler and the
A March wedding is planned.
poetess Rachel Baumwohl.
Both writers, renowned in Soviet
Yiddish literature, recently left
the Soviet Union to settle in Israel.
Kerler received the award for his
new book, "Dos Gezang Zwishn
Tsayn" (Tel Aviv, 1971), and Miss
SINGLES CLUB — 21 AND UP
Baumwohl for her contribution to
. PRESENTS A TRIP TO
Yiddish poetry over a period of
DEC. 16-19, 1971
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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, October 29,1971-29
Fashions to Accent Primrose Donor
Primrose Benevolent Club will have its annual donor luncheon
noon Nov. 16 at the Raleigh House. A fashion show will highlight
the program. Serving on the donor committee are (from left) seated:
Mesdames Harry Brown, Belle Cohen and Louis Friedman; standing:
Mesdames Sam Weinman, Fanny Stockier, Hyman Sweet and Nate
Sandler. Irving Waxman is not shown. A meeting will be held noon
Tuesday at the Whitehall Apts. club house. Luncheon will be served.
Bnai Brith's Special Donors to Shine
at 'Golden Gift Luncheon' Thursday
Mrs. Nathan Holstein of Pitts-
burgh, international president of
Bnai Brith Women, will be guest
of honor at the fourth annual
"Golden Gifts Luncheon" spon-
sored by the Bnai Brith Women's
Council of Metropolitan Detroit,
noon Thursday at the Town and
Country Club.
The affair is in conjunction with
the women's special gifts cam-
paign for the Bnai Brith Youth
Services Appeal to support the
man Selma Cohen have appointed
Mrs. Sidney Eidelrnan, co cil
past president, to serve as lunch-
eon chairman.
Festivities also will include a
fashion show. Models will be
Mesdames Harold Robinson, Mel-
vin Rosen, Harold Levine, Arthur
Weisberg Harold Nosan, Wil-
liam Nosanchnk, Douglas Schu-
bot and Lawrence Schanes.
Coordinator for the show is
Milgrim fashion consultant Dodo
Kepes. Commentary will be by
Paul, Nfilgrim.
Mrs. Holstein was installed as
international president of Bnai
Brith Women at the triennial con- .
vention in Washington last Febru•
ary.
LOUIS MARSHALL CHAPTER
A Bnai Brith member for' dyer
invites guests to its 29th birthday 30 years, Mrs. Holstein has held
celebration honoring Mrs. Joseph important posts
Rodman, president of Bnai Brith on both local
Women's Council of Metropolitan and national
Detroit, 8 p.m. Nov. 2 at the South- levels of the or-
field Civic Center. Refreshments ganization. S h e
will be served.
recently returned yz
* •
from Washing-
ton, where she
and eight other
presidents of
major Jewish
women's organ-
izations protested Mrs. Holstein
to the Russian Embassy and de-
Michigan's business and civic livered messages to the State De-
leaders are joining with the Bnai partment and Voice of America
Brith Fhundation of the United on Soviet women being held as
States to honor Walker L. Cisler, prisoners of conscience behind thf
chairman of the board of the De- Iron Curtain.
troit Edison Co. Dec. 12 at Cobo
For luncheon, reservations. call
Hall.
The occasion is the presentation the BB Services Appeal office,
354-6100,
ext. 8.
of the National Bnai Brith "Great
a
Onai Britlz
.activities
Civic Leaders
Join in Dinner
for Walker Cisler
American Award" to Cisler, world-
wide pioneer in extending the de- Detroiters Named to Posts
velopment of electric power and at Bnai Brith Convention
peaceful development of atomic
Detroit area Bnai Brith leaders
energy.
were prominent among those elect
Roy D. Chapin Jr., John Cardi-• ed to national commissions at the
nal Dearden, Dr. Richard Hertz, triennial convention of Interna
Henry Ford H. Mayor Roman S. tional Bnai Brith in Philadelphia
Gribbs, Sen. Philip A. Hart. Sen. They include Morris Direnfeld
Robert Griffin, Gov. Milliken, district representative to the boar(
James M. Roche, Lynn A. Town- of governors; Alfred H. Bounin
send, Bishop Richard S. Emrich justice on the court of appeals
and Alan E. Schwartz are honor- Bernard Panush, adult Jewisfi- edu
ary co-chairmen of the $100-a- cation commission; Arthur C
plate dinner.
Schott, anti-defamation commis
Irwin I. Cohn and Joseph L. sion; Louis Weber, youth commis -
Hudson Jr., are co-chairmen of the sion; and -Harry N. Katz, voca-
affair. Hudson was the recipient. tional service commission.,
of Bnai Brith's Humanitarian
Award last year. Max M. Fisher Radomer Gioup to Meet
is honorary chairman.
Radomer Aid Society will hole
Proceeds will help to support
youth-oriented programs conduct- an executive board meeting 8:31
p.m.
Tuesday at the Workmen's
ed by Bnai Brith.
many services and philanthropies Circle Center.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Faxon u I
of Bnai Brith. Attendance at the
luncheon is open to Bnai Brith be host and hostess.
women who pledge $50 or more
Most men had rather be chargec
to the fund drive.
Council President Mrs. Joseph with malice than with making
—Josh Billings
Rodman and Service Appeal Chair- blunder.