Aguda Women Hit Rights Amendment;

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'Equality' Defined b y Talmud Scholar

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NEW YORK — Aguda Women.
an organization of Orthodox
women has strongly condemned the
proposed 2al
'h Amendment ' - as rob-
bing Ntrre`riran women of more
rights than it grants them. -
Specifically. the statement said:
"discrimination against women in
the economy has already been
banned by the Civil Rights Law of
1964. On the other hand, no lawyer
has ever succeeded in determining
all the implications of the equality:
guaranteed by the proposed amend-
cent.
"Curtis Tarr. director of Selec-
tive Service, has confirmed that
women would he as subject to
military draft as are the men of
our country. For that matter, there
would he no allowance for differ-
ences between the mother and the
father of a family.

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JEWISH WOMEN EUROPEAN
WELFARE ORGANIZATION will
meet noon Monday at the home
of Ann Barcless, 20565 Patton.
Lunch will be served.
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FANNIE GLUCK CHAPTER,
Mizrachi Women, will hold its 34th
annual donor luncheon noon Tues-
day at Beth Shalom Synagogue.
There will be prizes and entertain-
ment by Mrs. Donald Sofferin. For
tickets and information, call Mrs.
Louis Bigman, donor chairman,
255-3216, or Lil Yarnell. president,
421-0041.

TEMPLE BETH EL SISTER-
HOOD will hold a book review and
luncheon 12:30 p.m. Tuesday at the
temple. A board meeting will be-
gin at 10 a.m. Mrs. Eileen Berris
will review Thomas Harris' book,
"I'm Ok, You're Ok." Mrs. Ted
Simon is program chairman and
Mrs. Sherwin Birnkrant is lunch-
eon chairman.

Traditional rights of women.
such as support in case of separa-
tion or divorce, would automatical-
ly conic into question. Perpetuation
of the different roles of men and
women in this—and any—society
is essential to the maintenance of
civilized order as we understand
and cherish it."
At the same time, a Talmud
scholar told a group of Yeshiva
t'nisersity undergraduates that
traditional Judaism entirely sup-
ports the women's liberation
view that women not be enslaved
economically and "not be treated
as sexual objects from which to
derive enjoyment or benefit,"

activities in Soctet9

The Bel Canto Choral Sncictr had its annual imitational musik:al
soiree at the Hillel Schrsit .Auditorium Monday es - enin.; This group of
metropolitan Detroit women came together more than 2)1 years ago
and was initially affiliated with the Jewish Center. \MA unaffiliated
and self-supporting. it. is directed by Dan Braude and accompanied by
Marion Vann. Guest artist was Cantor Louis Klein of Cong Bnai Moshe.
Soloists were Barbara Cash. Mary Freedland and Wv n Landis.
Program comments were narrated by Leah Koven.
Descendants of the first Rosenthal fining in Detroit are in the
process of organizing a family club. Tempora ry plans call for the
descendants of Mandel and Mary Rosenthal (the children of Julius.
Isaac, Joseph. Abraham. Minnie. Feenie. Hattie. David. Rachel and
Rose Rosenthal, as well as their spouses and children) to meet semi-
annually. Interested persons may call Mrs. Ruth 1.eiberman, 477 6931,
or Mrs_ Sandra Weiss, 544-2854.
Esther Getz of Detroit Nshei Chabad Chapter will he one of 1.00(1
delegates attending the 17th annual convention of Nshei Ubnos
Cha bad,- the Luba% itch Women's Organization. today through Sunday
MISS MARGUERITE LORIMER in Brooklyn, home of the Tubas itcher international headquarters. Mrs.
, Leah Silver is president of the Detroit chapter.
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Lorimer
of Worlington Rd., Birmingham,
announce the engagement of their
daughter Marguerite to Melvyn
Richard Simons, son of Mrs. Louis
Simons of Votrobeck Dr. and the
late Mr. Simons.
Miss Lorimer attended Eastern
Michigan University and is a stu-
dent at Providence Hospital's
school of nursing. Mr. Simons at-
. tended Michigan State University.
A July wedding is planned.

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Radomer Aid Society will meet
8:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Work-
men's Circle Center to discuss
plans for the annual banquet May
28, Israel Bond rally in June and
other charity affairs.
Nathan Wolok, president, has
named to the banquet committee
Mrs. Sol Acer, vice president:
master of ceremonies, Simon Ber-
mann, chairman. and Mrs. Simon
Bermann and Esther Wolok,
For reservations, call Esther
Wolok. 968-4226. or Sarah Ber-
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Joyce P. Kaminsky and Michael
H. Wolk were married recently at
the Kingsley Inn. Rabbi Milton
Rosenbaum officiated.
The bride is the daughter ‘if Mr.
and Mrs. Theodore Kaminsky cif
Harriet Ct., Oak Park. and the
bridegroom is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. David L. Wolk of Northfield
Dr., Oak Park.
The new Mrs. Wolk wore a
shirtwaist gown of silk peau de
soie, with godets forming a
floince hem. Fresh flowers were
worn in her hair with the silk
illusion veil,
Mrs Donald Moss was matron
of honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs.
David Kamin and Susan Weisberg.
Robert Wolk, the bridegroom's
brother, was best man. Ushers
were Dr. David Kamin and Mark
J. Kaminsky, the bride's brother.
After a honeymoon in Guada-
loupe, the couple will reside in
Cambridge, Mass.

Friday, May 12, 1972-27

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

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Rabbi Yehuda Parnes, a member
of the Yeshiva University-affiliated
Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theological
Seminary, cited biblical passages
and commentaries indicating that
a man must consider his wife as
a person of worth, as a person in
her own right.
Rabbi Parnes said that according
to Jewish tradition, woman was not
inferior to man.
The fact that she is the retiring,
nondominant partner, Rabbi Parries
said, does not mean "that her in-
terests and talents are to be sup-
pressed. The woman's prime role
is as wife and mother, and she is
supposed to fill this role to her
best capabilities. However, if she
has additional time—perhaps she
has the means of hiring help to
free her from some household
The Woman's Auxiliary of the
duties—then there is nothing to
stop her from pursuing her own United Hebrew Schools will hold
its
annual election and installation
interests. When the children are
older, there is certainly nothing of officers noon Wednesday at the
which says she must be tied to the ' Charter House Apartments club-
house.
house."
Petite luncheon will be served,
"Where Jewish tradition departs
and Tamar Levitt will present Is-
from contemporary woman's liber-
raeli songs. Mrs. Abraham Nemeth
ation views is in considering wo_
will be chairman of the day.
man no different than man. Jewish
New officers are Mesdames
tradition says that they are both
William Appel, president: Isadore
indispensable and crucial to the
Stein, Abraham Nemeth, Sam
marriage unit, but have different
. Pfeffer and Max Dushkin, vice
roles to play in the unit."
presidents: Ralph Levy, M. Kim-
mel, Phillip Zaks. Abraham Pol-
lack and Louis Sefton, secretaries:
and Herman Cohen, treasurer.

NEW STUDY CLUB will hold a
paid-up membership luncheon noon
Wednesday at Blazo's resLaurard
on Eight Mile Rd. Mrs. Jean Lip-
kin., president, announces plans for
future meetings will be discussed.
Guests are invited.

Four new Hadassah presidents
will be installed noon Tuesday
at Hunters Ridge clubhouse.
They include (from left) Mes-
dames Jack Solway of the
Bloomfield Hills Group. Jack
Stone of Birmingham Group and
Joseph Allendar of Farmington
Group. Mrs. Daniel Knopper of
Franklin Group is not pictured.
Program chairman of the day
is Mrs. Sidney J. Winer.

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CHILDREN UNLIMITED will
hold its annual tag day for one
week starting Monday. To volun-
teer. call Rose Schecter, president.
353-9115. Children's Unlimited is
dedicated to helping the multiple
handicaped blind child.

OAK PARK NSIIEI CIIABAD
STUDY GROUP (Nine Mile area)
will meet 3 p.m. Saturday at the
home of Mrs. Leo Goldman, 23521
Cloverlawn, Oak Park. Rabbi Yitz-
chok M. Kagan will speak.

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