34 — Friday, October 29, 1971
Author_ Gervasi
Due • at Reception
The newly merged Cong. Beth Abraham-111W will hot& its
"Bantams Kabala" celebration Israel Bond dinner 7:30 p.m., Nov. 20
in the new building. Planninethe dinner, which will honor the incum-
bent president and all living past presidents, are (from left) seated:
Judge Nathan J. Kaufman; Cantor Shabtai Ackerman; Rabb Israel L
Halpern; Irving Adler, the incumbent president; and Sam Haider,
dinner co-chairman; standing:
dings William A. Genser, dinner co-chair-
man; Bernard Uchtenstein; Menasche Harr; Jake Moskovits; and
Dr. Robert Schlaff, who will be toastmaster at the dinner. For reser-
vations„ call the synagogue, 851.6880, or the Israel Bond office,
557-6770.
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Reform Synagogues Assist Drive
1
Frank Gervasi, journalist and
author, will be guest speaker at
the leadership reception on behalf
of the Israel Bond medical profes-
sions division -
hosted by Dr.
and Mrs. Milton
M. Shiffman at „
their home, 131331,,,,:,
Victoria, H u n
ington Wood s,
8:30 p.m. Nov.
10.
A leading war
correspondent
during World
War II, Gervasi
later served 'the
U. S. State De-
partment as chief
of information in
Rome for the 11
shall Plan. His ass
books including "The Case for Is-
rael," "War Has Seven Faces,"
"To Whom Palestine" and other
works.
The reception is being held in
advance of the division's third
annual dinner dance, which- will
honor Dr. Hyman S. Mellen.
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•
Israel Bonds Are Bought by Catholic University
SOUTH ORANGE, N.J. (JTA)
—Seton Hall University, a leading
Catholic institution, has purchased
$250,000 in Israel Bonds.
A spokesman for the Israel Bond
Organization told the Jewish Tele-
graphic Agency that this is "by
far the largest 'purchase by a
Catholic institution in this coun-
try," Msgr. Thomas G. Fahy,
Seton Hall University president,
said the university purchased the
bonds "as a demonstration of its
confidence in the future of this
democratic state in the Middle
East."
About 20 years ago, the univer-
sity established its Institute of
MSGR. THOMAS FAHY
Judaeo-Christian Studies and more
• a -a
recently the university became the
headquarters for the Secretariat
St. John Will Address of
Catholic-Jewish Relations which
Beth Shalom Fete
was established by the Catholic
Robert St. John, noted author,' bishops of the U.S. following Vati-
will be the guest speaker at the can II.
Cong. Beth Shalom Chat Year
•
Israel Bond dill-
Dentists Will Honor
ner dance, Nov.
14, at Cong. Beth
Dr. Weller on Nov. 6
Shalom, it was an.
pounced by David
Dr. Azriel Weller, guest of honar
at
the fourth annual Alpha Omega
Klein, president
dental fraternity dinner dance, 8
of the congrega-
p.m. Nov. 6, at the Temple Emanu-
tion.
El, will receive the Israel Shalom
Rabbi Mordecai
Award and will be honored for his
S. Halpern will
46 years of service to the dental
give • the tribute
profession.
to the state of
Israel at the
dinner.
Dr. Stephen
Rope is chair-
man of the dinner
St. Jobe
dance, with - Mrs Michael Good-
man as co-chairman:
There will be dancing to the
— music of Eric Rosenow and his
C _ ontinentals.
For reservations tall the syna-
- -
gogue, LI 7.7970.
The dinner-dance is on behalf of
Israel Bonds, it was announced
by Dr. L. Seymour Barahl, presi-
dent of Detroit Alumni Chapter of
Alpha Omega.
- Detroit Women of Alpha Omega
are joining in the sponsorship of
this event.
Dr. Murray Cornish of Toronto,
international president of Alpha
Omega, will be on the progrant_at
this event.
Morality is morar only-when it
is voluntary.--Lineoln Steffens.
Make News
Dr. E. NEWTON ROTTENBMG
has been appointed a member of
the executive committee of the
Michigan Chapter Arthritis Foun-
dation. A clinical rheumatologist
and a graduate of the University
of Michigan Medical School, Dr.
Rottenberg has served as instruc-
tor of rheumatology et Wayne
State University and at Michigan
Arthritis Clinics and conferences.
• • •
FRANK HEELER, prominent
New York attorney and community
leader, has been elected president
of the Board of Jewish Education
of New York.
* * *
Judge CHARLES L. LEVIN of
the State Supreme Court of Ap-
peals has been named chairman
of the 23-member board of trustees
of Marygrove College. Judge Levin
has been a member of the board
since last spring.
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A GIFT FOR EVERY OCCASION
_ Grand Rapids
News Notes
Among leaders mapping plans for the Detroit Federation of
Reform Synagogues third annual Israel Bond dinner, to be held Dec.
15, at the Sheraton-Cadillac Hotel are, from left: Dr. Milton Rosen-
baum, rabbi of Temple Emanu-El; Harry Modell, general chairman;
Leonard N. Simons, associate chairman and 1969 honoree, luid Max-
well Jospey, associate chairman ,and vice president of the Jewish
Welfare Federation. The dinner will honor Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Hamburger for their leadership in activities on behalf of Israel and
Israel Bonds. Shimon Peres ,Israel minister of absorption, will be
the guest speaker.
TIN DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
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Complete Selection including the finest 14 Kt. Gold jewelry
*e Vlorris or Joel Wcrtnicit
Oct. 29—Jeffrey Wepman Bar
Mitzva, Temple Emanuel.
Nov. 4—Ahavas Israel Board of
Trustees.
Nov. 6 — Randall Seroff Bar
Mitzva, Ahavas
* * *
Douglas Mossman is one of 32
high school seniors in Kent County
to have reached the semifinals in
the National Merit Scholarship
competition. He is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Sidney Mossman of East
Grand Rapids.
* * *
Simhas: Harvey Heller, son of
the Harold Hellers, engaged to
Ronne Lipson of Oak Park. Anew
son born to Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
Brenner. A new grandson for Mr.
and Mrs. Isaac Winick.
* * *
Pearl E. Berman, an active
member of the Jewish community
of Grand Rapids, died Oct. 22 at
age 81.
Mrs. Berman, 1505 Mackinaw
SE, was a longtime resident of the
city. The widow of Josepli Ber-
man, she was a member of Cong.
Ahavas Israel, Hadassah and Bnai
Brith Women. A son, Percy, is a
leader of the Grand Rapids Jewish
community.
Surviving besides Percy are son,
Lester and a daughter, Mrs.
Archie (Leona) Freedman, both
of Grand Rapids; a sister, Mrs.
Manuel (Bessie) Kaplan of De-
troit; and 10 grandchildren. Inter-
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