THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
32—Friday, April 13, 1973
November 11 aiding
for liclodee Orman
Southfield Woman Wins Braille Award
Working through Beth Sha-
lom sisterhood, Mrs. Kraus
brought a Braille class to the
synagogue in 1964, and has
been translating mathematics
into Braille ever since.
This year there are 10
women in the Beth Shalom
group. Mrs. Charles Isackson
JJrJJJrJr is chairman.
Assignments are sent from
Best Wishes For A
the Tri-County Braille Volun-
teers, who fill requests from
Happy & Healthy
individuals, students and
classes throughout the area.
Passover
Mrs. Howard Kraus, of
Woodhaven Ln., Southfield,
received a meritorious award
from the National Braille As-
sociation for translating more
than 10,000 pages into
Braille.
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MISS MELODEE ORMAN
Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Or-
man of Maplebrooke Ave.,
Southfield, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter
Melodee Suzan to Maury Le-
win, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Lewin of Elgin Ave.,
Oak Park.
Miss Orman attends East-
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fiance was graduated from
Michigan State University.
A November wedding is
planned.
Miss Ifrendy Kirsch NY Agency Seeks Displaced Persons
Former displaced persons
who arrived in the United
States between 1948 and 1950,
and who settled in the great-
er New York area either
temporarily or permanently,
are being sought by NYANA,
the New York Association
for New Americans.
Philip Soskis, NYANA ex-
ecutive director, noted that
1973 marks the 25th anni-
versary since the passage of
the Displaced Persons Act,
which enabled many Jewish
survivors of Nazism and the
concentration camps to mi-
grate to America.
NYANA is interested in
hearing about the experi-
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MISS WENDY KIRSCH
the quarter-century since
Mr. and Mrs. Sol J. Kirsch their arrival, Soskis said.
For information, contact
of Brooks Ln., Southfield, an-
nounce the engagement of
their daughter Wendy Jo to
Gary S. Kaplan, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Philip Kaplan of
Adrian Ave., Southfield.
to
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Among the speakers are:
Prof. Natan Yanai of Tel
Aviv University; Margaret
Plunkett, former U. S. labor
attache, who spent five years
in Israel; and Zaidan Atashi,
a Druze on the Israeli Con-
sular staff in New York. Also
participating will be Gregory
J. Bardacke, national direc-
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Temple Israel Couples Club
will host its second annual
games night 8:30 p.m. Satur-
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Miss Kirsch is a junior at
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A June wedding is planned.
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Great Lakes Histadrut Conclave
to Mark Memorial Day Weekend
The leadership of the
Michigan Trade Union Coun-
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for the Great Lakes Hista-
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May 25-28 at the Walter and
May Reuther Family Educa-
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Representatives of labor,
the academic community and
young leadership from the
Labor Zionist movement will
participate in the Memorial
Day weekend.
The American Trade Union
Council for Histadrut, which
is jointly sponsoring this
event with its local affiliate,
will provide speakers on
social problems from Ameri-
can and Israeli viewpoints.
This approach will give new
insights into the respective
positions of the American
and Israeli labor movements.
The problem of achieving
peace in the Middle East
will be dealt with by an
emissary from Israel.
The program schedule also
includes time for recrea-
tional activities such as
swimming, golfing, fishing,
film programs and informal
social gatherings. There will
be special events for teen-
agers and a sightseeing trip
to Mackinac Island. Dis-
counts are available for
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York Association for New
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South, New York, 10003.
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