32—Friday, March 30, 1973
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
City Post Is Sought in Pleasant Ridge
Mark Romant a member pre-law curriculum, was ac-
of the Student-Faculty Coun- tive in the fight for a change
cil executive board at Wayne in South End policy under
State University, is a candi- the current editorship.
date for city commissioner
A member of the WSU
ot oestea§,mt Ridge in Mon- •resident's former task force
day's election.
on urban affairs and chair-
Romant, a major in busi- man of the advisory board
ness administration with a for university placement ser-
vices, Romant also is a mem-
ber of the student planning
from
and housing committee at
LONDON, ' ENGLAND
WSU. He was state and
-county delegate to the Non-
Zan Gilbert
partisan Judicial Party of
and His ORCHESTRA
Judge Charles Levin and a
Democratic Party precinct
delegate.
"Distinctive Styling in Music
Faitler-Lavine
Shaarey Zedek to Display Works
Engagement Told of Living Soviet Jewish Artists
MISS LYNDA FAITLER
Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Faitler
Diplomacy: lying in state. of Gardner
Call 557-9332
Ave., Oak Park,
—Oliver Herford.
announce the engagement of
their daughter Lynda to Mark
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Lavine, son of Mrs. Leah La-
vine of Kenosha Ave., Oak
PLUS A LITTLE
Park, and the late Mr. Louis
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planned.
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Attorney Daniel 'G. Berk,.
former state assistant attor-
ney general, has announced
his candidacy for Southfield
city councilman.
Berk, a member of the
excutive committee of the
Detroit Jewish Conimunity
Council, is co-chairman of its
committee on international
well known
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A champagne preview
April 28 will herald Cong.
Shaarey Zedek's eighth an-
nual art show and sale,
which will be open to the
public, 1-11 p.m. April 29 and
30. It is sponsored by the
fine arts division of Shaarey
Zedek's cultural commission.
Highlights will be the first
Detroit • area showing of the
works of living Soviet Jewish
artists and an exhibit of Is-
raeli arts and crafts. The
Soviet-Jewish artist display
(not for sale) will be from
the collection of Prof. Her-
bert Marshall, English trans-
lator of Soviet literature.
The Israeli arts and crafts
display and sale, celebrating
Isael's 25th anniversary, will
include about 150 pieces,
from glassware and pottery
to Persian miniatures and
gold and silver jewelry.
There also will be a large
selection of graphics, litho-
graphs, oils, water colors,
copper wall hangings and
ceramic wall hangings.
Included in the three-day
art show and sale will be"
paintings, sculptures and art
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books from several local gal-
larks. Sculptor Morris Bruce
will have an exhibit.
At 8 p.m. April 29, Prof.
Marshall will speak on "Jew-
ish Artists and the Arts
in the Soviet Union." The
talk is open to the public at
no charge. Prof. Marshall,
porfessor of performing arts
at Southern Illinois Univer-
sity, is director of its Cen-
ter for Soviet and East
European Studies and a
Mather scholar at Case West-
ern Reserve University.
Chairman of Shaarey Ze-
dek's fine arts group is Dr.
Harold Daitch.
The POLISH .-NATIONAL
OLYMPIC BOXING TEAM
appear at Olympia Sta-
'dim. April 15 and battle the
Detroit Olympians, compris-
ed of the best amateur box-
ers around the country. The
eight amateur bouts between
Jie Polish Nationals and the
Olympians will be a part of
the Pro-Am card at the Olym-
pia that night. The first bout
will begin at '7. Tickets can
be purchased at Olympia
S t a d i u m, Hudson's and
Sears.
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lectured widely on their be-
Planners to Gather
half.
A planning meeting of the
He also series on the
Michigan regional advisory Independence Day parade
board and executive cabinet committee will be held 8
of t h e Anti - Defamation p.m. Thursday at the 10 Mile
Jewish Center. All partici-
League of Bnai Brith.
Berk was appointed by pating organizations are
Frank J. Kelley as assistant asked to send representa-
Detroit's Finest Society Orchestra
attorney general in 1967. tives.
Groups needing assistance
Earlier, he served as legis-
lative intern with the House in building floats may con-
Martin __Xo3in3
Labor Committee and was a tact Eliv N.aharin at the
recipient of a Ford Founda- Center Hebrew department.
at the Piano
Hadassah has joined as a
tion legislative fellowship.
In addition to serving two co-sponsor, along with the
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Southfield Democratic Organ- which is donating the use of
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ocratic -State Central Corn-
mittee, the 17th Congression-
al District executive com-
mittee and the Oakland Coun-
ty Democratic executive
committee.
A resident of Oakland
County for 10 years, he has
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years. Berk holds a PhD de-
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