30--Friday, Falwoory 25, 1972

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS '

NCJW „Endorses Busing; Professor Tells
of Growing, Latent Anti-Sernitism in U.S.

WASHINGTON, D.C. — In re-
- affirming its full support of school
integration, the National Council
of Jewish Women called upon Con-
gress to reject any anti-busing
measure.
In a statement issued at the
Council's Joint Program Institute
meeting this week- at the Statler
Hilton Hotel here, NCJW Presi-
dent Mrs. Earl Marvin pointed
out "that at this point.' in our
history it is essential ttha• no roa21-
blocks be errected to interfere•
with the process of integration."
"We urge Congress to reject any
legislative attempts including anti-
busing measures, which will ham-
per communities in their efforts to
achieve school integration," she
said.
Economist Arthur Okun; Israel
Ambassador Itzbak Rabin; Health
Education and Welfare Secretary

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Volunteer's Volunteer_to Address Institute

Mrs. Leonard H. Weiner. form-
er national president of the Na-
tional Council of Jewish Women
and a member of.,tiukboard -of
directors of thi'~EletLenter
for Volunteer Action.' dress
the fourth annual Volunteer - In-
stitute ,of the Jewish = Family -and
Children's Service 9:30_a.m. Thurs-
day at the Jewish Centeer.
Mrs: Weiner has been active in
NCJW for. more than 30 years.
She was founding president of the
Junior Council in Detroit, presi-
dent of the Detroit Section NCJW
and served as chairman of Na-
tional Colincifs summit conference,
marking a quarter century of pro-
grams in Israel last year. She is
a member of the women's advisory
committee to the Office of Eco-

Elliott L. Richardson; Sens. Jacob
Javits. and Sam Ervin and Prof.
Marvin F. Verbit addressed the
300 delegates who gathered for the
four-day institute.
At the closing session; Prof.
Verbit, speaking of latent anti-
Semitism in this country, pointed
out that conditions conducive to
anti-Semitism and characteristic
of today's society include rapid
social mobility, economic and po-
litical frustration, the placement
of Jews in visible gatekeeping
positions and the desire of the
economic
upper class to deflect
attention . from its role in social
conflict.
He suggested that _Jews focus :1 r
their attention on policies anad . ac-
ac- I/a/ g ain -Israel Rites
tions to "safeguard Jewish matt- .
tutions and the rights of individual Scheduled orAugus t -
Jews," with the end result that
the "kind of action that will best ''?,r4--,
protect Jewish interests also will
strengthen the position of other
American minorities in the long
run."

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Fillet of Sole -With Orange-
Sauce and Onion Rings

nomic Opportunity, has served as
a vice president of- United Com--
munity Services and has been a
national board member of the wo-
-;-7:4,-;< men's division of
the Jewish. Wel-
fare Federation
in Detroit. _-
In addition to
Mrs. Weiner, the
program for the
morning will cori-
sisL of a panel
of volunteers --
Mesdames Ani-
old Efarkowiti,
Mrs. Weiner - Walter Seligson,
Jerry Beck and Manual Salinger-
who will share 1.heir experiences
as JFCS volunteers.- A JFCS vol-
unteer reaches out to the -lonely
and ill of the community as- a
friendly visitor to the homebound
and the residents of- nursing
homes; as a driver or shopper; and

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2 teaspoons potato Starch
cup fresh orange j uice
34 cup dry white win e
1 medium onion, thinly sliced
1 pound sole fillets
Salt and pepper to taste
Planters Peanut Oil
Orange slices
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In a small saucepan, blend pea-
nut oil and potato starch until
smooth. Stir in orange juice and
wine. Cook over medium heat, stir-
ring constantly, until mixture comes
to a boil. Add sliced onion; cover
and simmer 15 minutes.
Meanwhile, season fillets with
salt and pepper and saute about
five minutes in enough oil to cover
bottom of skillet. Place on heated
platter; spoon hot orange - sauce
over fillets. Garnish with orange
slices.

MISS LEDA MAR
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Margolin
of Sharon .;Ln., Southfield, an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Leda Phyllis to _Larry
Elliot Israel, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Israel of Sherwood Dr.,
Huntington Woods.:
Miss Margolin and Mr. Israel
were graduated from Mie.higan.
State University in 1971.
Beginner Hebrew Begins
An August wedding is planned.
The Parents' _ Study Group of
the Combined Jewish School, has
started a beginner's audio-visual Pinsker Celebrate
Herbrew class, starting 10 a.m.
Sunday at the Labor Zionist 45th Anniversary
Building.
Pinsker Progressive Aid Society
will celebrate its 45th anniversary
at a dinner-dance 7 p.m. March 12
at Cong. Shaarey Zedek, Harry
Laker, president, announces.
Louis Levine, past president, will
preside as toastmaster, and Rabbi
Milton. Mm of Cong. Beth Achim
will be guest speaker.
_ Members of .the Pinsker lands-
manshaften take. pride in the fact
that their city of origin, Pinsk,
produced such notables in Israel's
history as Dr. Chaim Weizmann,
the late Moshe Sharett and cabi-
net ministers Moshe Kol and
Chaim Gvati. Prime Minister
Golds Meir's parents also came
from Pinsk.
But the Detroit grOup, which
consists of 1E0 families; has
made its own rePutation, con-
E s LE:
tributing over the past 45 years
some S200,009 to causes here
and in Israel.
D1'1-2345
Vice Pfesident Hyman Lipsitz
WESTSEVEN MILE ROAV,
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MILS •ualmnas Lae
said that announcement would be
made at the dinner of allocations
SUNDAY ONLY
totaling $4,500 to the following or-
ganizations:
United Jewish Appeal, Israel
Emergency Fund, Histadrut, Jew-
ish. National Fund, Red Mogen
Dovid for Israel, Pioneer Women
Child Rescue Fund, Bicur Cholim
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Hospital in Israel, Yeshivath Beth
Yehuda, the Lubavitcher Chabad
organization and a donation toward
a gift honoring David Ben-Gurion
on his 85th birthday.

-Bill *Donald
Fern Remove -,
Sharon Mendota

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