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March 10, 1972 - Image 28

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1972-03-10

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ugia eLi. whites
David Pollack Honored at.Bond Parley Share Concerns
in Unique Group

284rtclity, March - 10, 1972

• THE 'DETROIT 1EW1311441195

The concerns of blacks and
whites—often vocal when they're
apart but rarely expressed in- a
social milieu—are being explored
in a unique experiment in under-
, standing
The group, whose founding mem-
bers were from the Tried Stone
Baptist Church and the Labor
Zionist Alliance, has no name, no
dues and no requirements for at-
tendance.
Its opening meeting, held in the
home of Dr. Claude Young (Detroit
chairman of the Southern Christian
' Leadership Conference, whoSe son
took part- in a Jewish Center Ulpan
'trip to Israel), set the groundwork
for future meetings of students,
teachers, business and professional
people. Their common bond was
the desire to talk and work to-
gether. -
Until now, social contact be-
tween the two groups had been
practically nonexistent. One young
housewife admitted at the initial
gathering that this had been her
first visit to the borne of a black
person. Several blacks, in turn,
said they knew about whites only
from working as domestics in their
homes.

David Pollack (second from left), Detroit Israel Bond chair-
man, was honored at the recent Miami Beach International Israel
Bond Conference for his leadership in the Israel Bond' campaign.
With him are (from left) Gen. Haim Bar-Lev, former chief of staff
of Israel; Ira Guilden, president of the Israel Bond Organization;
and Sam Rothberg, general chairman. Pollack was presented with a
plaque citing him for extraordinary service in behalf of Israel.
Mrs. Pollack is the Detroit Israel Bond women's division chairman.
A total of $126,460,000 in Israel Bond subscriptions was realized at
the conference.

activities in Society

Other concerns — including
crime in the streets and the
feeling by blacks that they must
drop traditional modes of be-
havior if they are to survive in
a "hostile 'white soclety'—have
been explored in meetings.
During the social hour following;

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kief of Grand Concourse Dr., Southfield,
have had as their guest this week their cousin, Rose Herscovitz of
Chicago. Miss Herscovitz is a former Detroiter.
The Shapiro-Schwartz-Feinstein Family Club recently met at the
home of Dr. and Mrs. Marvin B. Levy, of Forrestwood Dr., Southfield.
The following were elected: President, Avrum Feinstein;',.vice presi-
dent, Harry Shapiro; treasurer, Mrs. Joseph Kelton; and secretaries,
Mrs. Wilfred'Cole, Mrs. George Zerry and Mrs. Harold Weiss.
Family and friends of Morris L. Fruman, a Detroiter for 65 years _
now living in Hollywood, Fla., will help him celebrate his 80th birth-
day March 18 in Hollywood.

eateat!

Eat heartily—that's what'
your family will do when
you serve Chef Boy-Ar-Deg
Cheese Ravioli.These tasty
little macaroni pies are just
like kreplach with zippy
cheese in the middle. Then
simmered in thick tomato
sauce with mushrooms and
more cheese for real Italian
ta'am. Great for dairy lunch
or supper. And just about
the easiest you ever fixed!
Only 200 per serving.

THE BEST IN
TASTE—AND
NO WASTE


tunity to visit with one another
in a social setting. The role of
moderator, which is shared - by
rotating teams of one black and
one white person, is to keep the
discussion flowing freely, not to
control the subject matter. The

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I The Jewish VocationaU Service
I is. organizing its annual summer
'job placement program for high
school and college.students. .
Seymour Simons, placement su-
pervisor at the Jewish Vocational
Service, emphasized the difficulty
these students will be facing when
they seek summer employment.
The students will be competing
in a critical job market.
With the ever-rising living and
tuition costs, many college stu-
dents are dependent on summer
employment to enable them to
complete schooling. High school
graduates must work in summer
to earn enough to begin college.
All student applicants are care-
fully screened by vocational coun-

Morris Dorn
Makes Appeal
for Mo'os Hitim-

selors at the Jewish Vocational-,
Service. These - students possess
many Anti and 'varied abilities,
Simons. "They are.highly mo- -
tivated and willing to learn. They -
can work at ?natty - jobs: laborers,
stockmen, drivers, mother's help-
ers arid many more." - -
Employers who_ have - or - can
create a job for a student for the
summer months are - asked to call
Simons at the; Vocational
Service, 833-8100: '

MARSHA GOLD

CREATTia INVITES

Party Planning
INVITATIONS,
& Misc. Party AcCessories fir
all occasions.

For App,. Can . ;45741254

For rjustoin Dr dery
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A renewed appeal for funds for
the Mo'os Hitim Passover–Relief
Funds was issued this week by
Morris Dorn, president of the De-
troit committee.
"No Jewish family or individual
in our midst shall be denied the
necessities for the traditional Pass-
over observances," Dorn said. <
Contributions to the annual fund
are to go to the Mo'os Hitim Com-
mittee, 24225 Greenfield, Southfield,

Mich.
Dorn said hundreds, of Jewish

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PASSOVER DELIGHTS.

two moderators get together prior
to the next meeting to evaluate

the proceedings and make Sugges-
tions for future gatherings.
Emphasizing "collaboration"
rather than integration, the black
and white participants are encour-
aging others to follow their exam-
ple—to dispel mistrust and false
myths through communication.
Anyone who wishes to join the
group, which will meet again on
Sunday, may call Al Michaels;
851-0606.

1

BRAVERMAN'S

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families are in need of supplies
for Passover this year and he ex-
pressed the hope that -generous
gifts will assure -fulfillment of the
the participants have 'the oppor- current needs.

,

Home: A Sanctuary

The Jew's home has rarely been
his "castle;" throughout the ages
it has been something far higher—
his sanctuary.—Joseph H. Hertz. ..

Vikiitional Service. Seeks - EmplOyeris-- .
to Hire Students f . Summer - Months

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_
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- strict BabhinicalsuperviSiont. Certificate on request

-Brevities

A "new way to buy dithing" is
the promise which heralds WALK-
ER'S. a new type of men's clothing_
store which opened on Southfield
Rd. near 11 Mile Rd.- The cloth-
ing counterpart of the warehouse-
showroom selling approach will
be used by owners. IRVING and
ELLIOTT FIELD. Manufacturers'
_suggested retail prices and Walk-
er's' "special" prices are clearly
marked side by side. There is some
sales help but, for the most part,
the customer waits on himself.
a a * • _
METROPOLITAN DETROIT
VARIETY CLUB WOMEN will
present its 12th annual fashion
show and luncheon 11:30 a.m.
Wednesday at the Raleigh House.
Proceeds go to, the Variety. Club
Growth and Development Center
of Children's Hospital of Michi-
gan. For tickets, call Mrs. Martin
Zide, 353-1541 or Mrs. Sidney
Blumenthal, 353-5632.

Home for Aged Expanded

NEW YORK (JTA)—A $17,000,-
000 construction program now un-
derway at the Hebrew Home for
the Aged in Riverdale, will provide
348 additional nursing home beds
for the extended care Of
Jews, according •to W- 1 114.1 71 994 -
Bite, president of the hOine.

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