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Detroit Revisionists Plan Holiday Festival

The Zionists-Revisionists of Israel Center of Oak-Woods.
Greater Detroit will sponsor
Refreshments will be
a Hanuka dance festival 9 served, music will be sup-
p.m. Saturday at the Young plied by Eric Rosenow and
his Continentals, and enter-
tainment will follow. Dona-
tions will go to the National
Israel Sick Fund.
For reservations, call
Steven Goldin, 968-5575, or
ity••VW•—NOOMen.
Wip•
Simon Cieck, 548-3073.

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90th Birthday of Bernard Isaacs Occasion
for Celebration by World Jewry's Scholars

Student as well as scholar,
avid reader as well as auth-
or, storyteller and s t or y-
writer, historian, authority
on the Talmud, linguist in
Hebraic ranks — this is the
saga of the creativity of Ber-
nard Isaacs whose 90th birth-
day will he celebrated this
month, not by family and
community alone, but by the
learned in world Jewry who
know the merits of this emi-
nent personality.-

Ile is known to and. be-
loved by generations of stu-
dents who recall him as su-
perintendent of the United
Hebrew School for many
years.

Irving, a Pittsburgh com-
munity leader; Reuben, De-
troit advertising executive;
and Emanuel, of Freehold,
N.J., educator; a daughter,
Annette Dvorin of Detroit; 16
grandchildren and two great-
grandchildren.
His brother, David Lou
Isaacs, one of New York's
most prominent Hebrew ed-
ucators, is 87.

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1-.e came, was born in Pil- Bernard and Belle Isaacs
Irene Saga,
vishka, Lithuania and was forest in Israel. Mrs. Issacs
has
since
passed
away.
educated there prior to corn-
His numerous published
to the United States in
works include "Ilasefer Har-
1904 at age 22.
ishon" (first modern Hebrew
Ile received a BS degree Reader), publisher in 1911;
in general science from Coo- and "Kithvey Aaron D. Mark-
per Union in New York and son," produced in collabora-
went on to study literature tion which Daniel Persky in
at Buttler College, Indianap- 1938.
olis. In New York he pur-
lie authored many short
sued his Hebrew studies, and stories dealing with Jewish
when he went to Indianapolis life in America, and his nar-
in 1912 he became an instruc- ratives have appeared in the
tor in the United Hebrew Hebrew periodicals Hatoren,
Schools there. Ile served as Iladoar, Gilyonoth Shevily
superintendent for four years Ilahinuch, lo c a I lied Ila-
before coming to Detroit in Kvutah and others.
1919, where he laid the foun-
The eminent Hebrew auth-
dation for the United He- or Gerhson Schofman highly
brew Schools.
praised Mr. Issacs' collec-
Mr. Isaacs was associated tions of short stories, includ-
with the UIIS for 36 years ing "Hein Shnai Olomoth"
before retiring as superin- published by Histadrut Ivrit
tendent in 1955. He continues of America in 1949; Amos
26571 12 Mile Rd.
to hold the title of superin- Mocher Tapizim" published
1st blpck west of N West•rn Hwy.
in Israel in 1953; and "Cho-
tendent emeritus.
Southfield, Mich.
ter Migeza." published in
A member of the National
SYLVIA
Israel in 1960.
Council for Jewish Educa-
Mon.-Sat. 10-5:30
Tis "Select Stories," also
tion since its inception, Mr.
Thurs.
til
8;
Sunday
11
to
4
published in Israel but in
Isaacs also belongs to the
MASTER CHARGE
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English appeared in 1968.
PEN Club of America He-
Mr. Isaacs has three sons,
brew authors. He is a mem-
ber of the Zionist Organiza-
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