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roup of Cong. Beth Abra-
am-Hillel will hold a roller
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t Ambassador Roller Rink.
. party will follow at the
ome of Roby Westheimer,
1726
GT a n d Concourse,
Juinfield. Guests are invit-
i. For information, call Mi-
Kadima United Synagogue with caller Jerry Cokewell.
tele Philips, 542-0680, or Youth (USY) will hold its For reservations, 7th and 8th
wren A. Rives, 968-8367.
first citywide Shabat Kinnus grade youth may contact
Dec. 1 at Adat Shalom syna- their USY advisers, and for
gogue. Following morning information, call Mrs. Sandra
services, the youth will meet Rosen, 851-5100.
for a luncheon, a cultural
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Adat Shalom's Migdal Tzion
program, singing and danc- and Shoresh USY will hold
Weddings • Bar Mitzvas
ing.
their annual dinner auction
Saturday evening events Dec. 9 at the synagogue. Din-
A2-1039
include Havdala services, ner will be served, and gifts
followed by a square dance will be auctioned off. This
family night event is a ma-
The Sims Puppet &
jor fund raiser for the youth.
Magic Show
Returning Students
For reservations, call Mar-
deal Choice for Children's
lene Platt, chairman, 357-1041.
Invited to Center
Eli-rthdays and Organization
Michigan Association of
affairs.
Jewish College Students Farmington Teen
(MAJCS) invites college stu-
557-4692
dents home for the Thanks- Gets Film Awards
Steven Eagle, son of Mr.
giving holiday to participate
in special activities today and Mrs. Leo Eagle of Ram-
Bar Mitzvas, Weddings
and Saturday at the Center's blewood Ave., Farmington,
and special occasions
has won national recognition
main branch.
Garson Zeltzer
The pool will be open to- for his entries in a film-
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day, and guest passes are making contest sponsored by
available at the Center cash- the Eastman Kodak Co. in
ier's office. Students interest- cooperation with the Univer-
ed in discussing summer pro- sity Film Foundation and the
grams in Israel may meet Council on International Non-
with an Israeli representa- theatrical Events.
Creative Party Planning
Steven, a senior at Harri-
tive.
including
At 8:30 p.m. Saturday, the son High School, will receive
Candy Centerpieces
pool again will be opened. two cash awards and two
The film "One Day in the bronze medallions for his
Life of Ivan Desinovitch" films "Let Me Come In" and
Personalized Party
will
be shown at 11:15 at a "In the Middle of a Cloud."
Favors
He competed in the senior
nominal charge.
• Invitations and Party
category with other teen-age
accessories for all occasions.
movie makers from the U.S.
Hiking Club Afoot
and Canada.
His first animated film,
A local hiking group for
MARCIA MASSERMAN
young adults age 18-25 is "Let Me Come In" also won
646-6138
looking for members. To join, a first place honor for anima-
tion at the annual film festi.
call Neal Alpiner, 559-6676.
val of the Cranbrook Art
School.
Let l;s Entertain You -
Both of Steven's films were
The
abstract in content with ani-
mated crayon drawings, sym-
Sheldon Rott
bols and shapes. He is now
Orchestra
eligible for film showings
and
overseas.
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Adat Shalom Youth Will Host
Citywide USY Shabat Event
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MICHAEL KAPUT
54-2120
-
Vickie Carrol
255-1540
Mini-Semester Set
at Center Branch
543-7226
BETH ACHIM MEN'S CLUB
Presents Their Annual
Winter Ball — Winter Dance
Monday, Dec. 31st, 1973 — 9 p.m.
Congregation Beth Achim — Social Hall
21100 W. 12 Mile Rd., Southfield, Mich.
Music by Larry Freedman & Orchestra
HORS D' OEUVRES — CATERED DINNER
r
Favors — Set-ups — Continental Breakfast
-itions $12 per person limited reservations
Black Tie Optional
—
B.Y.O.B.
For keservations call George Rossman, 968-6835,
Wm. Freedman, 538-6347 Syn. Office, 352-86701
Bond Fete Set
in Ann Arbor
THE
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HANUKA
GIFT
MTRAITS
Portraits are a gift of love
southfield road
at 13 mile
country corners
shopping center
"Something Special," a six-
week program with an Israeli
theme, is being offered to all
youngsters in grades 4-6
beginning 4:15 p.m. Dec.
3 at the 10 Mile Jewish Cen-
ter.
Part of the Center's special
mini-semester courses, the
program will include sports,
games, cooking and crafts.
Registration will take place
in the group services office.
There is no charge for Cen-
ter members or United He-
brew Schools students. Others
will be charged a nominal
fee.
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The Ann Arbor Jewish com-
munity will observe Israel's
25th anniversary honoring
the memory of Thomas Cook
at a banquet Dec. 8 at the
Ambassador, in Ann Arbor,
it was' announced by Allyn
Kantor, chairman of the Is-
rael Bond Drive.
Honorary committee mem-
bers are Osias Zwerdling and
Rae Lampe; co-chairmen,
Gerald Isaacs and Henrietta
Sklar; dinner chairman, Mrs.
Jarvis Franzblau; secretary,
Sharon Newman; committee,
Larry Geffen, Dr. Sydney Jo-
seph, Martin Smith and Rich-
ard Willer.
For information, call Mrs.
Lampe, 668-7079.
Raoul Wallenberg's Mother
Notes Concern for Son's
Status in Fleming Letter
A deeply moving factor
emerges from the tributes
that are being paid to Raoul
Gustav Wallenberg, the Swe-
dish Christian hero of World
War II who helped rescue
tens of thousands of Jews in
Hungary during the Nazi
regime. In his honor, the
University of Michigan Col-
lege of Architecture and De-
sign has established an an-
nual lecture series.
Raoul's mother, Mrs. Maj.
von Dardel, who resides in
Djursholm, Sweden, insists
that her son is still alive,
that he is a prisoner of the
Russians.
Acknowledging a message
from Dr. Robben Fleming,
president of the University
of Michigan, who had writ-
ten her about the tributes to
her son by the U. of M. Col-
lege of Architecture and De-
sign, Mrs. Dardel wrote.
"What can I do to help my
son? It seems to me that I
have tried everything. But
there is the Soviet lie that
`Wallenberg died in the
Ljubljank prison in July
1947. But a Hungarian liv-
ing in Stockholm heard in
State Podiatry
Head Is Named
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, Nov. 23, 1973-37
Mel Rycus Elected
Orchard Lake Mayor
1966 in Budapest that Raoul
Wallenberg was in Siberia;
and Prof. Nanna Swartz
heard in Moscow that a col-
league, Prof. Myaanikov, said
that Raoul is in a mental
hospital in Russia.
Mrs. Dardel also stated in
her letter: "I have written to
Mr. Kissinger for help but
without an answer."
Referring to the Yom Kip-
pur War, having written her
letter when it was already
in its tragic development,
Mrs. Dardel added: "Since
this war has broken out, I
can't ask the great Jewish
organizations for help mom-
entarily." It is part of her
anguish and her hope that
her son may yet be rescued
from Soviet persecutions.
Addressing herself to U-M
President F 1 e m in g, Mrs.
Dardel concluded: "May I
regard you as a friend of my
son."
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Dr. Maxwell M. Hoffman
of Jeanette Ave., Southfield,
has been named president of
the Affiliated Podiatrists of
Michigan, the state level of
the American Association of
Foot Specialists, at its an-
-nual meeting recently at the
Holiday Inn of Southfield.
Dr. Hoffman, who has
practiced in Highland Park
for more than 30 years, is
the chief of podiatry at High-
land Park General Hospital
and is on the staff of Kir-
wood General Hospital in
Detroit.
A lieutenant commander in
the medical reserve corps, he
was the only podiatrist so
commissioned from Michigan
in World War II. He also is
the original podiatry member
of the Comprehensive Health
Planning Council of South-
eastern Michigan.
Dr. Hoffman is active in
the Medical profession divi-
sion of the Israel Bond Or-
ganization, and is a member
of Congs. Shaarey Zedek and
Beth Achim. He was on the
board of directors of the
Zionist Organization of De-
troit.
He will attend the annual
seminar of the Academy of
Ambulatory Foot Surgeons in
December in Atlanta.
Men . . . very naturally
seek money or power; and
power because it is as good
as money.—Ralph Waldo Em-
erson.
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Mel Rycus, who has served
two years on the city council
of Orchard Lake Village,
was elected its first Jewish
mayor this week. Rycus is a
designer and manufacturer
of lighting fixtures.
Obedience alone gives the
right to command.—Ralph
Waldo Emerson.
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