Detroit Industrial Leaders
{ Men's Clubs
on Technion Confab Agenda
Four Detroit leaders have been
selected as co-chairmen for the
American Society for Technion's
14th annual Conference on Science
and Technology this weekend, at
Northland Inn.
Walker L. Cisler, chairman of
the board of the Detroit Edison
Co. and world leader in the de-
velopment of atomic energy; and
Peter Altman, aeronautical expert
Davidson
Cisler
and consulting engineer to Con-
tinental Motors Corp., will serve
as co-chairmen for the opening
conference session, "New Trans-
portation Developments and Their
Role in Israel," 2 p m. Saturday.
William M. Davidson, president
and chief executive officer of
Guardian Industries Corp.; and Dr.
Joseph N. Epel, president of Dura-
lastic Products Co., are co-chair-
men for the Sunday morning con-
ference, "Technology and the
Market Place "
The annual conference empha-
sizes the Technion Society's com-
mitment to technological, educa-
tional and scientific research. Over
the years, the conference has en-
abled the society to bring together
distinguished scientists, industrial-
ists, educators and lay leaders for
an annual discussion of develop-
ments in their related fields.
"By choosing topics that are
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CLUB's annual supper-dance 9
p.m. May 13 will feature an ap-
relevant to current economic and
pearance by the Mighty Men's
social developments," stated
Club Art Players cocktails and a
Julius J. Harwood, Ford Motor
buffet supper. The day has been
Co. executive and national con-
declared Men's Club Sabbath by
ference - co-chairman, "and by in-
Rabbi Irwin Groner and at serv-
troducing a stimulating Israeli
ices that morning, the men will
perspective into the discussions,
present awards to students in the
this conference promises to be
religious school. The evening will
of great interest to the total
include a surprise for the women
community."
in recognition of Mother's Day. En-
Those who will participate 2 tertainment will be a musical-com-
p.m. Saturday are Dr. Serge
edy skit performed by the players,
Gratch, director, chemical science a group of club members. The skit
laboratory, scientific research is being written by David Hermetin
staff, Ford Motor Co., Dearborn; and Bill Carroll. For information,
Pr. Aaron J. Gellman, transporta- call the synagogue, 357-5544. Chair-
tion and technology utilization con- man of the event is Irving Laker.
sultant, Wyncote, Pa.; Dr. Robert The club will elect officers at an
Herman, head, traffic science de- open board meeting May 7. Elec-
partment, General Motors Re- tion will follow morning services
search Laboratories, Warren; and and breakfast in the social hall.
Prof. Moshe Livneh, faculty of
civil engineering, head of the Road
BETH MOSES MEN'S CLUB is
Safety Center of the Technion Re- having its "Meet and Spaghet"
search and Development Founda- spaghetti dinner 6:30 p.m. April 30
tion, Ltd., Technion, Haifa.
at the synagogue. Tickets .can be
The Sunday morning conference, obtained by calling the synagogue
beginning at 10 a.m., will feature office, KE 5-4434.
Morris Rosenbaum, director of the
Israel Metals Corp., Cleveland; Beth Achim Men's Club
Dr. Avaham Hermoni, scientific
counselor, Embassy of Israel, to Honor Louis Ellenson
The rnen's club of Cong. Beth
Washington, D.C.; and Dr. Aharon
G. BegEd Dov, visiting professor, Achim, which is holding its first
annual 'Man of
University of Toledo,
the Year Award"
Dr. Myron Tribus, senior vice
brunch 10 a.m.
president, research and engineer-
Sunday an-
ing, Xerox Corp., will address the
nounces that the
conference at the concluding lunch-
recipient will be
eon 12:30 p.m. Sunday. Alexander
Louis E. Filen-
Goldberg, president of the Techni-
son, a life mem-
on, will greet the luncheon parti-
ber of C o n g.
cipants. Dr. Jack E. Goldman, sen-
Beth Achim.
ior vice president for research and
Ellenson, 56.
development, Xerox Corp., will
was president of
serve as luncheon chairman.
Beth Aaron Syna-
Ellenson
Conference participants are in- gogue in 1956-1957. His affiliation
vited to the presidents reception with the synagogue began in 1947,
5 p.m. Saturday and a social at and he has served as recording
9:30 p.m. Members of the Detroit and financial secretary and chair-
Chapter. American Technion So- man of the ritual committee.
ciety, will serve as hosts to out-
of-town guests for dinner Satur- Jewish Elderly Assisted
day evening.
INDIANAPOLIS (JTA) — A
Wives of conference attendees call for volunteers has been issued
are invited to an informal tea Sat- by the Jewish Welfare Federation
urday afternoon to meet the na- here for its new project, "Opera-
tional president of the women's tion Life Line," created to assure
division, Mrs. David W. Herrmann. regular contact with elderly Jews
For reservations to the confer- living alone Geoffrey Segar, chair-
ence and luncheon, call the De- man of the Federation's aged care
troit office of the American Tech- services committee, said that an-
nion Society, 559-5190.
other objective of the program is
to show such elderly Jews that
the Jewish community is interest-
ed in them .
Detroit Center Host
as Cincinnati Wins
Racquetball Title
Twenty-five racquetball players,
representing Jewish centers from
Canton and Cincinnati, 0., Louis-
ville, Chicago, Minneapolis and
Detroit competed in the first an-
nual Midwest Section Jewish Wel-
fare Board Racquetball Tourna-
ment here last weekend. The Cin-
cinnati JCC won.
In the championship singles
game, Rod McKinley, of Cincin-
nati, proved too strong for Tom
Kutas, also of Cincinnati.
In the doubles tournament,
Kutas and Robin Abrams, of Cin-
cinnati, defeated Al Hyman and
Ike Gumer of Louisville JCC for
the championship.
The Detroit team, represented
by Marty Deutch, Phil Reznik,
Mike Shaw, Jerry Miller, Mur-
ray Hozman, Gary Beam and
Larry Gordon, were eliminated
by the quarter final round.
The tournament was sponsored
by the athletic committee of the
JCC Men's Health Club. Max
Thomas and Jack Reznick were
the tournament co-chairmen.
Robert Basch, Jewish Center
health and physical education di-
rector, coordinated the tourna-
ment. He was assisted by Ron
Davis, assistant health and physi-
cal education director.
BERNARD CAS:TIM will be hon• ' THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
by the Anti - Defamation I
Friday, April 21, 1972 - 31
League May 2, at a testimonial din-
ner in the Hotel Pierre in New
York. An industrial leader prom-
inently known for his work in civic,
philanthropic and religious affairs,
Castro is to receive the ADL Ap-
peal Guardian of Freedom Award.
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