34—Friday, November 9, 1973 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Carl Levin New President
of Detroit's City Council

The election of Carl Levin
at the top of the field running
for Detroit Common Council
means that he will be the
new president of the council,
succeeding Mel Ravitz, out-
going councilman.
As president, Levin will be
second in Detroit govern-
mental ranks only to the new
mayor, State Sen. Coleman
A. Young, who was elected
by some 14,000 votes over
John Nichols, former police
commissioner.
Levin, who was one of 18
candidates in the council
race, said upon election that
his first task will be to move
with the council to unite the
city of Detroit. He was re-
ferring to the mayoral bal-
loting, which was seen to
be along racial lines. A
liberal who is only in his first

term on the council. Levin
campaigned on his record of
improving neighborhoods.

In other mayoral races,
David Shepherd was elected
in Oak Park and Isadore
Mulias in Trenton. Leonard
Teicher lost to Donald Era-
cassi in Southfield.

Elected to the Oak Park
city council was Charlotte
Rothstein and Sidney Shayne.
Nelson Chase and Stephen
Cooper are new councilmen
in Southfield.
Marvin Frankel and Ben-
jamin Friedman, unapposed
for municipal judge and asso-
ciate judge, respectively, in
Oak Park, were re-elected.
Sidney Alexander was
elected commissioner in
Huntington Woods.
Bertha Kaminsky was
elected to the Detroit school
board in Region 4.

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NEW YORK (JTA)—Abra-
ham D. Beame took more
than 60 per cent of the vote
Tuesday to become New
York City's 104th mayor and
the first Jew to hold that
post.
As expected, the 67-year-
old city controller -receiVed
his largest pluralities in the
Jewish middle-class districts
of Brooklyn, the Bronx and
Queens, but he also gathered
nearly 70 per cent of the vote
in the city's Black and His-
panic neighborhoods such as
Harlem and East Harlem,
Bedford- Stuyvesant and
Ocean Hill.
Beame lost only three dis-
tricts in Manhattan and these
went to the other Jewish
candidate in the four-way
race, Assemblyman Albert H.
Blumenthal. Blumenthal won
in the predominantly liberal
west side and east side and
Greenwich Village where
there are large numbers of
Jewish voters.

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Cultural Calendar

of Events in Detroit Jewish Community

Week of Nov. 9-15

Nov. 9-8:30 p.m.—Bargman Lecture at Temple Beth El.
Dr. Albert Friedlander. Free.
Nov. 10-8:30 p.m.—Jewish Book Fair opening event at
Jewish Center.
David Schoenbrun: "The Middle East Power
Struggle." Free.
(See schedule Page 5.)
Nov. 11-8 p.m.—Bnai Moshe Town Hall Series. Aharoii
Megged: "New Generations, Old Generations." Ad-
mission. LI 8-9000.
Nov. 13-8 p.m.—"Mame Loshen" lecture, in English, by
Dr. Herbert Paper; "Sholem Aleichem" by Morde-
hai Teiler, at Cong. Beth Achim. Free.

ABRAHAM_ BEAME

public office, was born in
London and came to the U.S.
with his family as infant. Kiis
family name is Birnbaum
was legally changed when
Beame was 6 years old.

Business Briefs

Thoroughly to teach --(Ab-
er is the best way to rn
for yourself.
—Tryon EdwardS;
A 16-year-old student of
the ORT High School here
was elected beauty queen of
The Best To You
the city winning the locally
organized beauty contest over
16 other participants.
The teen-aged queen Adda
Cohen, one of six children
of a Ramat Gan shopkeeper,
was presented with a year's
.111 SIC . . .
scholarship to the school as
FOIII
a major prize.
IISIO‘S
Mrs. Haya Pelled, wife of
BIG BANDS OR
Ramat Gan's mayor, crown•
SMALL COMBOS
ed the new"queen" in a cere-
mony in the Maccabiah vil-
lage.

ORT Girl Elected
Ramat Gan 'Queen'

Beame, with his longtime
friend and colleague, the
late Brooklyn Borough Presi-
dent Abe Stark, had long
Beame, who comes to the been active in Jewish phil-,
mayoralty after 23 years in nathropic work in Brooklyn.

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HARVEY A. BRODE, an liimilmiiiiiiimmilmilmitimiiiiiimmimmiliiimmiiiminimiiiiiiiminto
associate of the Gerald D. 2;
Krause Agency in Detroit,
was one of 37 career agents
who attended a five-day
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MORTON L. JAFFE has
joined YAFFE STONE E-.
Purses, Rugs, etc.
AUGUST, INC., as manager :-. -
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announced by Fred Yaffe,
398-5622 or 626.0279
agency president. Prior to •
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he held executive positions
with the Kaiser Broadcasting
Corp. for three years.
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for the
BEGINNERS IN ART will
have a show of first efforts
today and Saturday at Or:
chard Mall. The beginners
will exhibit a wide range of
creative expression from
Specializing in Flowers
strictly representational oils
Milliken Appoints
to mixed media abstracts
for any and all occasions
and expressionistic works. A
Local Optometrist
7342 W. 7 MILE RD.
Gov. William G. Milliken member of the beginners
a
group
will
be
on
hand
to
863-2404
appointed Dr. Wallace Col-
answer
questions.
vin of Twyckingham Way,
Southfield. to the State Board
of Examiners in Optometry
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Dear Madam:
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I would like to introduce myself to you. I am the proud owner of
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was graduated from Wayne
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Our Salon is dedicated to serving you in an elegant atmosphere of
relaxation, specializing in one important thing — you. For the record, I
He is subject to Senate
,,have
been
a salon owner for 12 years, a hair-dresser for 14 years, currently
confirm ation.
the President of Americoif of Detroit, and I am a member of Iptercoiffure
Dr. Colvin is vice presi-
America.
dent of the Association of
Michigan Optometrists, the
Adjoining our salon is Kitty Wagner's Facial Studio to pamper your
every need. Massage, sauna, facials, electrolysis, and other cosmetic services.
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Montefiore Lodge
Sets First Event

Mon.-Sat. 10:30-4:30

BANKAMERICARD

Abraham Beame Elected First
Jewish Mayor of New York City

NEWTON L. FREEDMAN
of FUTURE ASSURANCE
AGENCY has been inducted
into the Insurance Fire Mark
Society at the annual con-
vention of the National As-
sociation of Mutual Insur-
ance Agents. He is a past
president of the Mutual In-
surance Agents Association
of Greater Detroit and is on
the legislative committee of
Our Constitution is an ex- the Michigan Mutual Insur-
periment, as all life is an ance Agents Association.
experiment.
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—Oliver W. Holmes, Jr.
Mrs. SELMAN SNIDER
and LAWRENCE JONAS are
the new owners of the L. B.
King Co. in the Fisher
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Optical Co.
Building. Mrs. Snider is ac-
tive in many organizations
and Jonas was associated
26001 COOLIDGE HWY
with the J. L. Hudson Co. in
OAK PARK
543-3343
its china and glassware de-
partments.

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Montefiore Lodge, Free
Sons of Israel, will hold its
first social-meeting of the
season 8:30 p.m. Tuesday at
the Whitehall Apts. club
house.
Bingo will follow, and re-
freshments will be served.
New member couples are in-
vited. For information, call
Mrs. Lillian Rice, 643-6107,
or Mrs. Roz Newman, 863-
8486.

Nicholas-Intercoiffure features a private VIP roomette for our most
discriminating clients and color rooms that afford complete privacy. Our
salon is not for the masses. Although we are compact in size, our desire to
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and our main objective is to make you even more beautiful.

Visit us anytime, even if only to say hello.

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