Rosalind Springer
to [[Ted Joel Levitz

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, December 7, 1973-33

Cultural Calendar

of Events in Detroit Jewish Community
Week of Dec. 7-13

'ROSALIND SPRINGER

Dec. 7-8:30 p.m. — Opening Great Weekend lecture on
"The Panorama of Jewish History" by Dr. AlYram
Sachar. Today: "Some Lessons From Our Past."
Free.
8-8:30 a.m. — Dr. Sachar: "The Future of Jewish
Life in America," at Shaarey Zedek. Free.
9-3 p.m. — Dr. Sachar: "Israel and the Middle
East," at Shaarey Zedek. Free.
—7:30 p.m. — "Salute to Israel," featuring the Is-
Ensemble, sponsored by Cong. Beth Moses and
Jewish War Veterans, at Beth Moses. Admission.
543-8078.
10-12:30 p.m. — Women's Plea for Soviet Jewry at
Cong. Beth Achim. Sister Margaret Brennan,
speaker. Free.
—8 p.m. — Communitywide Memorial Services for
Israel's Fallen Soldiers, at Young Israel Center of
Oak-Woods. Free.
—8 p.m. — Israel Bond Maccabee Rally, with Gen.
Chaim Herzog, speaker, at Cong. Bnai David. Res-
ervations. 968-0200.
11-7:30 p.m. — "Hasidic Happening" at Ford Audi-
torium. Admission. 398-2611.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Springer
of Los Angeles announce the
engagement of their daugh-
ter Rosalind to Joel Levitt,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
D. Levitt of Huntington Rd.,
Huntington Woods.
Miss Springer was grad-
uated from the University
of California at Los Angeles.
Her fiance was graduated
Alfred L. Deutsch, chair-
from the University of Michi- man of the board of Ameri-
gan.
can Savings Association and
A June wedding is planned. chairman of the executive
committee of the Citizens
Mortgage Corporation, has
:Bar Mitzvas, Weddings
been re-elected president of
and special occasions
the United Jewish Charities
for his second one-year term,
GarsOn Zeltzer
at the 74th annual meeting
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of the UJC held Tuesday
evening in conjunction with
a meeting of the Jewish Wel-
fare Federation's board of
governors.
Others elected to UJC of-
fices are Milton J. Miller and
Richard Sloan, vice presi-
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dents; and Irving Rose,
treasurer. All will serve their
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Campaign Chairman, Women's Division
1974 Allied Jewish Campaign—
Israel Emergency Fund

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I went to talk with wounded soldiers, to stand. in
silence in the temporary military cemetery, and to visit
the immigrant absorption centers filled to overflowing.

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ALFRED L. DEUTSCH

nating committee was George
M. Zeltzer. Committee mem-
bers were Martin E. Citrin,
Lefton, and Schiff.
Deutsch reported on the
accomplishments of the UJC
during the past year.
Miller, co-chairman of the
Federation's Endowment
committee, reported on ex-
pansion of that program,
noting two important sem-
inars held during the past
year, one for women and a
tax institute for professionals
engaged in estate planning.
At the Federation meeting,
Mandell L. Berman, presi-
dent, presented Federation's
young leadership• awards to
Dr. Conrad L. Giles, Mrs.
Burton Mahler and Robert
M. Rubin.
Families of the award re-
cipients attended the meeting
which was followed by a re-
ception.

500 Yiddish Songs
in McGraw Volume

The portrait of a people
who expressed their deepest
feelings and thoughts through
their songs, "Voices of a
People: The Story of Yiddish
Folksong" by Ruth Rubin
(McGraw-Hill), illuminates
every aspect of the now van-
ished life of the Eastern
European Jewish community.
Containing the texts of
some 500 songs in trans-
literated Yiddish and Eng-
lish, this panorama of Jew-
ish life is concerned with the
youngest offspring of Jewish
folk music and one of the
richest stores of popular
music in modern times. For
this second edition, a new
final chapter on the universal
language of folksong, and a
musical appendix containing
the scores for 54 songs dis-
cussed in the text have been
added to the popular book.

The days I spent in Israel last month were the longest
. . . and the shortest . . . I have ever known. Long because
the intensity and impact of war made me wish for a new,
peaceful, fresh tomorrow. Short because there was not
enough time to absorb what we saw nor to talk with
enough people.

This is Sofia, who is three.

She and her parents came from Russia
to Israel in early October.
Her father volunteered immedi-
ately upon their arrival to work har-
vesting crops while the kibbutz workers
were mobilized.

He said, "For years I needed Israel:
now she needs me. -

Sofia

We all need Israel
and now she needs our support!
Phonogift starts Sunday!
When your phone rings for the

1974 Allied Jewish Campaign
Israel Emergency Fund,

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Give Your Pledge
With Commitment and Sacrifice!

Phonogift, Women's Division, 1974 AJC-IEF

Mrs. Ralph E. Pierce, Phonogift Chairman

163 Madison Avenue, Detroit

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