36—Friday, Nov. 17, 1972
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
People Make News
Tel Aviv U. Blueprints Progress
ROSE HALPRIN of New
York,Zionist and distinguished
Hadassah leader, has been
named national Israel Bond
chairman for Hadassah by its
president, Mrs. Max Matzkin,
Announcement was made by
Mrs. Jan Peerce, chairman
of the national women's di-
vision of Israel Bonds.
A five-year development plan for Tel Aviv University,
calling for the establishment of schools of architecture,
urban planning and education, was announced at a meeting
of the university's board of governors. The plan envisions
elementary and secondary schools for underprivileged
children and a hospital connected with the Sackler School
of Medicine at the University. Shown at the opening of the
hoard of governors meeting are (from left) Dr. George S.
Wise, chancellor of the university; Victor M. Carter,
chairman of the university's hoard of governors and
. president of American Friends of Tel Aviv University; and
Prof. Yoval Ne'eman, president of the university,
Detroiter MRS. JOSEPH
MALTZER, treasurer of the
National Federation of Tem-
ple Sisterhoods, participated
in the annual meeting of the
organization's board of direc-
tors in New York. Mrs. Malt-
, zer is a member of the bi-
ennial program committee
; for the 60th anniversary con-
vention of the sisterhoods in
I New York next year. Other
NETS board members in at-
,' tendance were Detroiters
Mrs. George Stutz and Mrs.
Sidney Katzman. Mrs. Stutz
! is chairman of the NFTS
' committee on youth activi-
ties.
Further information may he obtained at the council
office, 557.9406. or by calling Mrs. Louis Rosenzweig,
354 5915
INQUIRER
nt: K REI 'I7:,
PERSON SOUGHT
COUNTESS OLGA
BRICKER. BELT.%
PETROFF', ALEXANDER — neph-
e.
w father's name was Vladimir
Volat.,ky. last know address
In 1927. 675 Baldwin, Detroit
ARONOFF or ORONOFF, Berel-
pharmacist. from Kovno. Poland;
father's name Archie; mother's
Bernstein; brother .Ar-
name
Roy-
i hmiel. sister Dora. Born
K: %GAN. ABRAHAM — nephew:
horn In Nevel, L SSR. Now
in
Israel.
KAGAN, BENJ./NON—from Vile-
bek. USSR; father's name. Abra-
ham; mother's name, Chana. Last
know address, Woodward Ave.,
Detroit.
PRAF MAN. ZOFIA. from Poland
!Maiden name Zytnowska.
BUDZYNDKI, STANISLAW and
family; father's name, Jacob:
mother's name Franeiszka. Born
In Wloclawek, Poland. Last known
address, Detroit.
PODOLSKV . DORA-
maiden name KustanovItch, ii-
brian. father's name Baruch.
mother's maiden name Pert
Dworotzky. Now in Tel Aviv.
KASTF:NOWITCH. DORA a n d
brothers; father's name, learns:
mother's nae.
m
Zlata, brothers,
Mutt, David a nd Judi; uncle Bet-
:abet and liehuda. From Liubari.
Belot uv.t.
BARANSKV. ADELE--
maiden name Kibrick, from
Letzitha USSR. Original name
Gelman Chaskel.
NUSIMOVICII — Father's name,
Sruel.
ITRIKKR, LAZAR—father's name
Abraham (Abe), daughters /Ova
I.agen. Bella Borenstein, born in
Megllev, Byelorussia. USSR .
BRICKER. GARS', last known ad-
dress Detroit:worked in auto-
mobile factory. Born in Byelo-
russia. Members of family. broth-
ers Meyer and Simyon; sisters
Musya Firiker.- Irma Briber. Rak-
fill. Genya Briber and Sonya
Ulrike, mother's maiden name.
Ester Seine.
LEVIN. ARK SIII—born in Minsk,
now in Haifa.
Albers name
Leonid, mother's name Itebeka.
Ill•KKOR. MIR %HAM — (other
name used Avrernel).
Horn
In
Minsk. Father's name, Evel;
brother, Moshe
Dukkor.
KAI MANOWI4 Z. liViORA—from
Orgejew. Bessarabia — Father's
name, Moshe. mother's name.
H Lukas last date of communica.
Don 1445 Detroit VERY IL larENT
An estate Involves.
K ALM SNOVITZ. JECIEL and
• ons Born in I iii s ii abla Son's
name Morris.
DORMER, DR. PAUL, from Vien-
na. I IttlENT to settle estate of
Dr . Marcel Roltwin.
ST OM KITTS (nee Itotw in I —
daughter of Dr Rottwrin of Vien-
na May lose thanes-Areame to
Kitty Boise Last known addre•s,
3737 Third, Detroit.
W XMAN, HERSH!. and EEL KRAMER, I. L.—last known ad-
% ISD from Montreal. raor•ec. dress In 1948, 3341 Monterey. De-
Sole survivor of family. Nephews. troll.
ALEXANDER GREE N-
DALE, director of the hous-
ing division of the American
Jewish Committee, has been
elected vice president of the
inter-religious New Commu-
nities Coalition, an organiza-
tion concerned with "New
Towns" — planned communi-
ties that are growing up
around the country.
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ARMAND KAPLAN, a vet-
eran of the Resistance and
longtime leader of the World
Jewish Congress who has
fought for the rights of the
oppressed, was presented
with the French Legion of
Honor. Rene Cassin, winner
of the Nobel Peace Prize,
conferred the award in the
name of the president of
France.
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Borman's, Inc., announces
the appointment of STEVEN
OSDER as delicatessen spec-
ial of its Farmer Jack Super-
market Division.
MAURICE A. BETMAN,
president of Life and Pen-
sion Planners and Profes-
sional Pension Consultants,
was elected secretary-treas-
. urer of the Michigan Associ-
ation of Life Insurance Coun-
selors at its annual meeting.
`Dylnik' Film
The council also would like a contact from JOSEPH to Be Shown Here
KRUG, who was visiting in Detroit early this year seek-
Cong. Mai David youth
ing members of the ROSENBACH family, formerly of Ger-
groups will present the Is-
many. Through WAS. the local council has a reply for
; raeli film "The Dybbuk"
KRUG.
8:30 p.m. Saturday at the
synagogue. This new treat-
Pernick Re-Elected Cot iiiii issioner
ment of Sholom Ansky's
was listed in last week's paper as classic drama concerns two
Pernick
Lawrence
elected to his third term on having lost to Seymour Pos- young lovers. David Opato-
, shu, international star, is
the Oakland County Board nor, based on earl returns,
of Commissioners in the Nov.1 The final vote tally was featured as a rabbi.
There will be an admission
7 election. Pernick, chairman ;7,406 for Pernick and 6,287
charge.
of the board, was incorrectly for Posner.
other 7.9 per cent said "Per-
haps," while 25.9 per cent
said " No," and 10.6 per cent
had no opinion.
polled (in all there were
1,304 persons polled) an-
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The Detroit Section, National Council of Jewish Wom-
en, is seeking information about the following persons for
whom it has messages from relatives and friends, some of
whom now live al Israel.
would carry commercially-
sponsored programs?" An-
to a recent public opinion poll
conducted by Dahaf. A total
of 55.6 per cent of those
Betsy
Simon A. Goldberg of
Canada has been named di-
rector of the United Nations
Statistical Office. Polish-born
Dr. Goldberg was educated
at Harvard and formerly
was assistant chief of Sta-
tistics Canada, a government
bureau. The UN office has a
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$2,200,000 budget and
employes.
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an
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Michael Berkowitz has
joined the fulltime staff o$
the Jewish Center. A New
Jersey native, Berkowitz has
a masters degree from
Wayne State University. He
will work with junior and
senior high school students,
young adults
and special
children's programs. During
the past few summers, Ber-
kowitz has been on the staff
of Eisner Camping Institute
at Great Barrington, Mass.
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Artist and art teacher
George Gelberman will in-
struct Beth Yehudah students
in making an oil menora
2:30 p.m. Sunday at the
Southfield building. The class
is limited to boys in the
seventh grade and up, but
fathers may observe or join
in the workshop. For infor-
matimp call the Yeshiva,
353-675VI There is a charge
for materials.
The PTO held conferences
Wednesday, not last Friday,
as it was indicated in last
week's paper.)
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people age 12 - 14, 2 p.m. Dec.
3 at the center. There will
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The Jewish News regrets
the omission in last week's
paper of the announcement
of the Bat Mitzva of Amy
Phillips, daughter of Dr. and
Mrs. Irwin Phillips of Capi-
tol Dr., Southfield.
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