34—Friday, January 28, 1972 NX Funds for Aid to Jews in Need Do Exist, Program Critic Concedes NEW YORK (JTA) — S. Elly Rosen, executive director of the As- sociation of Jewish Anti-Poverty Workers, acknowledged Monday the existence of $500,000 and $100,- 000 city programs in manpower training and other social and hu- man services training programs and related areas for the city's Jewish poor. Last Thursday, Rosen charged that the programs •...ere "apparent- ly a figment of somebody's in- agination." At- that time he accused the city administration and Dr. Mar- vin Schick, the mayoral assistant specializing in Jewish matters, of FOR THE REST IN MUSIC AND ENTERTAINMENT SAM EliIIMAIR And His Orehosero 358-0938 EXCLUSIVE AT CONTINENTAL WATCH & JEWELRY SHOP WILLIE WOO JEWELRY (Pins & Earrings) as seen in Vogue, Glamour, Woman's Day, Etc. 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The Bnai Brith's Anti-Defama- tion League called the selection of Saturday "blatantly discrimina- tory," The Federation of Jewish Philanthropies of New York said the decision to allow the anti- poverty corporation the option of holding elections on either Satur- day or a week day "was taken in disregard for the rights of the Jewish community." Center Welcome Mat Out to Young Adults The Jewish Center's young adult lounge is held each Wednesday night from 8:30 to 11 in room 384 of the Meyers Building. Dancing, refreshments and table tennis are included. The Cinema Series will feature the 90-minute Walt Disney movie "Great Locomotive Chase" 9 p.m. Feb. 16. A theater party Feb. 19 to see the Center - Theater's production of "The Little Foxes" will be spon- sored by the Young Adult Com- mittee. * • * Jewish Center guest passes for college students are now available for $1 a day. A student identifica- tion card is necessary to obtain the pass: Passes sold on Friday also will be valid on Saturday. For information, call Jerry Kohen in the group services divi- sion, DI 1-4200. 0 • • Soviet Jewry Group Plans Open Meeting The Detroit Action Committee on Soviet Jewry will bold an open 'meeting 7:30 p.m. Feb. 7 at the Jewish Center. Major item on the agenda will be discussion of plans for the April 30 National Soviet Jewry Solidarity Day. - For information, call Fred Rose in group services. ONE "FREE" 4 44 Roll of Wkalpaper for every five purchased installation Services Available FREE ESTIMATES Please no two orders placed on different dates, or two different patterns cannot be added together to raise bonus. Open Sun. 12-5 Mon. 9-9• Tom.-Sot. 9-6 •00,0••••••• THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Style Decorating 26828 Smithfield Lathrop Village 557-5945 4 t. t4%* gewry I an tile A'r This Week's Radio and Television Programs LUBAVITCH JEWISH HOUR Time: 8 a.m. Sunday. Station: WKNR. and Time: 1 a.m. Monday. Station: WKNR-FM (100). Feature: "A Thought for the Week" — a sermonette; "From Days Gone By"—an episode from Jewish history and legend; and Music of the Hasidim. * * • REFLECTIONS IN SOUND Time: 9:30 a.m. Sunday. Station: WCAR. Feature: Rabbi Harold S. Loss will explore some fundamental Jewish themes present in today's music. * * * HIGHLIGHTS Time: 9:45 a.m. Sunday. Station: Channel 2. Feature: "A Time to Rejoice," an United Jewish Appeal film, shows Soviet Jews building new lives in Israel. * * * COMMUNITY CURRENTS Time: 7 a.m. Sunday. Station: WDEE. and Time: Noon Tuesday. Station: WQRS-FM (105.1). Feature: Zwy Aldouby, author of- "The Shattered Silence," will discuss his book with Eileen Berris. * * * IN CONTACT Time: 10:30 p.m. Sunday. Station: WJR. Feature: Religion and man is placed in contact, featuring Hal Youngblood. * * - BNAI SHOLOM Time: 10 p.m. Sunday. Station: WERE-FM (102.7). Feature: Phil Blazer provides a contenlporary potpourri of Jewish culture, humor, music and litera- ture. * • * JEWISH WORLD Time: 7 p.m. Sunday. Station: WMZK-FM (98). Feature: Jack Roberts presents Israel folk music, community notes and news from Israel. * * SPECIAL Time: 4 p.m. Sunday. Station: Channel 4. Feature: "A Remembrance of the Holocaust." A special by Marc Siegel, reminding those who would rather forget, and informing those too young to remember, of the horrors of the Holocaust. Michael Maddin Coordinates Junior Division Allied Campaign Efforts Michael Maddin is campaign co- ordinator for the junior division of the 1972 Allied Jewish Campaign- Israel Emergency Fund, Robert Slatkin, division president, an- nounced. Serving with Maddin are Edward A. Lemberg, men's pre-campaign chairman; Mrs. Robert Sorock, women's pre-campaign chairman; and Burton Farbman, general cam- paign chairman. Maddin is past president of the division and its liaison represen- tative to the Jew- ish Center and Fresh Air Socie- ty. He is the 1971 recipient of the William Boesky Award for out- standing leader- ship in the junior Maddin division. Lemberg is a member of the Junior Division executive com- mittee and has been a member of the division's board of direc- Meres Clubs I tors for the past three years. He has served as associate chair- man and vice chairman of the men's pre-campaign and is a for- mer_representative to the urban affairs committee of . the Jewish Welfare Federation. Mrs. Sorock is another three- year veteran of the junior division board. She has previously served as associate chairman and vice chairman in the women's pre- campaign efforts and has repre- sented her division at Jewish Home for the Aged meetings. Burton Farbman has served on the junior division executive com- mittee for the past two years and is a vice president of the division. He served in past campaigns as vice chairman and associate chair- man. A former representative of the division on the capital needs' committee of Federation, he is a permanent member of the health and welfare committee. The junior division pre-campaign ' cocktail party and fund-raising meeting will be held 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at Northland Inn. Special guest will be Ira Hirsch- man whose "Red Star Over Bethlehem," looks at the Middle East crises and what has happened there since the Six-Day War.• In 1971, the junior division, com- posed of young adults 30 and under, raised $62,000 for the Allied Jewish Campaign-Israel Emergency Fund. The junior division campaign an- nually involves some 300 workers. . TAU EPSILON RHO LAW FRA- TERNITY, Detroit Graduate Chap- ter, elected Daniel S. Weiss chancellor at a meeting Jan. 18. Other officers elected were Robert L. Krause; vice chancellor; Gary Weiss, master of the rolls; Nor- man S. Miller, bursar; and David I. Rosin, Paul Sislin and Stephen Auschwitz Exhibit Set C. Cooper, Jewish Community BONN (JTA)—An exhthition, Council delegates. "Polish Documents on Auschwitz," • • * will be held next September in the Steglitz quarter of Berlin, the Ex-Lion Karras to Roar munkipality announced. at Cong. Shaarey Zedek; _ Kibutz Weekend Mapped, -Alex Karras, the former all-pro' tackle of the Detroit Lions, will be featured speaker at the annual Sports Night sponsored by Shaarey: Zedek Men's Club Feb. 17 at the synagogue. • Karras promises to cover all topics in his speech and answer' questions. The -evening 'will get un- . der way with a buffet dinner at 6:30. There will be prizes and sur- prise gifts. The event is open to all. For reservations call Shaarey Zedek, 357-5544. Sports Night replaces the "kiddies night" spongored every winter by the men's club, said Myron Mil- grom, men's club president. Chair- man of the event is Alvin Robinson. OkCHEST • Shaarey Zedek's Men's Club will MAX SCilgur hold its annual Kibutz Weekend For Good Phadogrophs April 8-9. and Prompt Service Fathers, sons and grandsons will Call Me et- gather at the synagogue that Satur- day evening and travel to Camp County Employes Tamarack, where they will use the Feted on Retirement facilities of the camp's Butzel - tar Mitzvis After combined service to Wayne Center. They will return Sunday w• a.m. I. Your Homo County of 65 years; two area resi- evening. oNs dents were honored Thursday on - Dr. Harvey Beaver and Dr. 541805 , U111.441145 their retirement from the county's Gerald Laker are co-r.hairmen, tract index department. Ceil Sanders Jonas,' who has been with the department for 36 years, and Maurice-..-Shepherd, 29 years, were among the four long- time employes feted at a Raleigh House party by 'their co-workers. 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