THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
26—Friday, July 28, 1972

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es Ai Campaign 5500 i Israel's 25th Birthday to Be Theme
of Jewish Book Month Set for Oct. 27

Thought at the New York school
of Hebrew Union College—Jewish
Institute of Religion. Philip Good-
man is executive secretary of
JWB's Jewish Book Council.

NEW YORK — The 25th anni-

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versary of the State of Israel will

be the theme of Jewish Book

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Month. This year. as designated

by the Jewish Book Council of the
National Jewish Welfare Board
(JWB) Book Month will run
from Oct. 27 to Nov. 26. The an-
nouncement was made by Dr.
Eugene B. Borowitz, president of
JWB's J wish Book Council, na-
tional sponsor of the event.
More than 2,000 Jewish groups
and organizations observe Jewish
Book Month annually. Israel and
the JWB Jewish Book Council will
assist these groups in planning
programs for Jewish Book Month.
"Programming on Israel With
Books," a 26-page publication by
Hannah Grad Goodman, contains
program ideas for organizations,
book projects for youth activists
and children, dramatizations, arts
and crafts project ideas and other
material.

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At a recent victory luncheon, the Jewish Center Social Service

Club presented a $800 check to the Allied Jewish Campaign. Re-
ceiving the check for Campaign is John Nemon, chairman of the
Metropolitan Division. Presenting the check (from left) is Ann
Lublin, chairman of Israel Fund; Molly Copley, president; and
Sophia Hoffman. vice president.
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been named to serve as an advisory , panel, which will work closely
panel to the newly-created Institute w ith Blum and Institute di-
for Jewish Life, it was announced! rector, Professor Leon A. Jick of
by Irving Blum, chairman of the ! Brandeis University are: Dr. Wal-
institute. ! ter Ackerman of Los Angeles,
Established recently as a division dean and professor of education.
of the Council of Jewish Federa- Hebrew Teachers College, the Uni-
tions and Welfare Funds and head- versity of Judaism; Dr. Leonard
quartered in Wellesley, Mass., the Fein of Waltham. Mass., director
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and the new bookmark have the
words "Israel: Land of the
Book" in three languages —
English, Hebrew and Yiddish.
"Selected Books on Israel" by
Sylvia Landress and "Selected
Paperbound Books of Jewish
Interest" by Louise Renee Ro-
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Movie Series for Adults
Continues at the Center

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A senior adult movie series will
continue through August at the
Jewish Center 10 Mile branch.
Programs of movie and discussion
begin 1 p.m. Sundays.

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An Israeli movie series will start
Also announced were the ap- Oct. 8.
pointments of two staff members
to assist Prof. Jick in the daily
operations of the Institute: Daniel
J. Margolis, visiting instructor of
informal education, Gratz College ,
as assistant director, and Robert
E. Lapidus, program coordinator,
Hillel Foundation, Boston Univer-
; asity, as administrative assistant.

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The members of the advisory
panel and staff are analyzing what
has been done in major areas of
the institute's concerns, and what
I ideas have been projected to fill
gaps and overcome deficiencies
in Jewish family life; Jewish educa-
tions for adults as well as children
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groups into Jewish content; leader-
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Department announce the appoint-
ment of Nathan R. Berke, San
Francisco attorney, to the newly
created Advisory Committee on
International Organizations. Berke,
who is a senior partner in a San
Francisco law firm, is a native
Detroiter who practiced law here.
He served on various committees
of the Jewish Welfare Federation
and on the board of directors of
the Jewish Center. Ile still has
family living in the area.

book on international affairs.

of original

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The White House and the State

advise the State Department on
foreign policy problems. The corn-
mittee was formed as a result of
the recommendation by the Presi-
dent's Commission for the Ob- '
servance of the 25th anniversary
of the United Nations.
lie is the author of a published

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