rHE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, December 7, 1973-39
Ann Arbor Event Features Linds
Dale and Cary Lind will
be guest stars at the celebra-
:ion of Israel's 25th year of
statehood, honoring the
memory of the late Thomas
7 p.m. Saturday at the
mbassador, Ann Arbor.
Trained as a cantor by his
m pos er- father, Cantor
Joshua Lind, Dale was al-
ready a Victor recording
artist at age 9. Later he
studied grand opera, per-
,ming on the concert stage.
Shortly before World War
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Murray and Phil merged
their talents. Since the birth
of Israel, the Lind Brothers
have raised millions of
dollars in its behalf.
When they decided to go
their separate ways, Dale
continued as a solo per-
former.
His son Cary began . his
stage career at age 7 by en-
tertaining with his father.
He has performed nearly
every kind of music and ac-
companies his father on the
piano.
For information and reser-
vations, call Mrs. Rae
Lampe, 669-7070, or Mrs.
Jarvis Franzblau, 971-7057.
American Jewry Gives
Israel Strength: Harman
Hebrew University Presi-
dent Avraham Harman, ad-
dressing more than 200 Al-
lied Jewish Campaign-Israel
Emergency Fund volunteers
Monday evening, at Beth
Achim Synagogue, expiesied
gratitude for the "continuing
concern and solidarity of
American Jewry" as sym-
Walter. Klein
to Be Cited at
Rights Dinner
3223 W. McNichols.
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Sephardis Set
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The Sephardic Community
of Greater Detroit will pre-
sent its annual paid-up mem-
bership dinner and introduc-
tion of new members in the
form of a Family Supper
and Fun Night 5:30 p.m.
Sunday at the Zionist Cul-
tural Center.
A full-course dinner, which
will include Middle Eastern
foods, will be prepared and
served by the sisterhood.
The program will include
singing, dancing and music.
Dinner committee chair-
man is Shirley Gormezano.
Highlighting the evening
will be reports by delegates
to the founding convention of
the youth division of the
American Sephardi Federa-
tion in Atlanta, during
Thanksgiving weekend. Larry
Gormezano w a s . elected
chairman of the Midwestern
Region and a delegate to the
national steering committee.
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Walter E. Klein, former
executive director of the
Jewish Community Council,
will be honored with a
special citation at the annual
Human Rights Day Dinner
commemorating the' 25th an.
niversary of the Universal
Declaration of Human Rights
by the United Nations 7 p.m.
Monday at Cobo Hall. Klein
will be cited for his many
years of service to the De-
troit community in the area
of human rights;
JWV
Past department presidents
of the Ladies Department of
Michigan will meet 8 p.m.
Thursday at the home of
Edith Hoffman, 30505 Red
Maple, Southfield. Chairmen
will be chosen for the spring
regional, and to plan the
national president's visit. For
information, call the JWVA
office, 559-5680, or the chair-
man, Dorothy Goldberg, 548-
6850.
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BLOCH-ROSE POST and
AUXILIARY will join Cong.
Beth Moses in a "Salute to
Israel," 8 p.m. Sunday at
the synagogue. The Israeli
Ensemble will present Jew-
ish and Israeli music. Re-
freshments will be served.
Proceeds will aid the Sol-
diers' Welfare Fund in Is-
rael. There is an admission
charge . and the community
is invited. For information
and tickets, call Sam Skup-
sky, 543-8078, or Dorothy
Goldberg, 548-6850. The aux-
iliary wil have a board and
general meeting 8 p.m. Tues-
day at the headquarters. Re-
freshments and a Hanuka
grab bag will be featured.
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SILVERMAN-D E T R O I T
AUXILIARY will meet noon
Thursday at the JWV home.
Plans are completed for
"Hanuka Fund Night" to be
sponsored with the post 8
p.m. Dec. 26 at the JWV
home. Proceeds will go to the
Israeli Soldiers Fund. For
tickets, call Rose Sharkey,
968-2593.
Nothing endures but per-
sonal qualities.—Walt Whit-
man.
bolic of the strength Israel
derives in the struggle for
security.
Lewis Grossman, 1974 cam-
paign chairman, presided;
his co-chairman, William
Davidson, introduced the
guest speaker; and Merle
Harris assisted in enlisting
contributors to the cam:
paign.
Many of the participants
in the meeting doubled their
1973 gifts, and a generous
response marked the contin-
uing advance campaign ef-
fort to relieve Israel of many
responsibilities involving aid
to incoming immigrants.
Taking place on the day
of the funeral of David Ben-
Gurion, the gathering stood
in tribute to the departed
leader.
Harman referred to the
legacy of Ben-Gurion, to the
courage that stemmed from
the architect of the Jewish
state. He pointed to the foun-
dations for Jewish statehood
that existed before 1948 and
declared that "in 1948 Ben-
Gurion formalized the fact
of Israel's existence."
In an historical analysis
of Zionist efforts to establish
the Jewish state, Harman
said it was to end defense-
lessness, to break open a
door through which Jews
could enter into a free exist-
ence as a people, and to as-
sure functioning under free
conditions for Jewish culture,
civilization and faith.
Describing the great dan-
gers that were overcome in
the Yom Kippur War, Har-
man said that, in spite of
the tragedies that were im-
posed upon the land and the
people, 4,500 new settlers—
most of them from the Soviet
Union — arrived in October
and nearly as many more in
November.
He said that the readiness
of American Jewry to re-
lieve Israel of the social
service obligations in Israel,
by assuming responsibilities
for new settlers and the
health and welfare costs, is
a major contributing factor
of assistance to the imperiled
state under present condi-
tions.
"The solidarity you show
is indispensable and an ur-
gent factor in our gaining
strength to win," Harman
said.
He referred to the status
of Jerusalem by asking "Who
is respecting the h o 1 y
places?" He pointed to the
new status acquired for the
religions in Israel under Is-
raeli administration and de-
clared: "We removed war
from the Holy City and it is
now what its name implies
—the City of Peace."
Israel wants peace and is
ready to make concessions,
he said, but the end result
depends upon the Arabs see-
ing "a place for Israel" in
the Middle East. "If they
do," he added, "we'll have
peace. The alternative is a
continuing struggle."
While several thousand of
the 1973 Allied Jewish Cam-
paign contributors have al-
ready been enrolled as ad-
vance givers for the 1974
campaign, there are thou-
sands yet to be enrolled.
Grossman made the plea
that the large number of the
unsolicited should be reach-
ed promptly to assure for
Israel the minimum aid that
could be given by
Jewry.
At the Allied Jewish Campaign-Emergency Fund rally
at Cong. Beth Achim. Monday are, from left: Mandell L.
Berman, president of the Jewish Welfare Federation; Avra-
ham, Harman, speaker; William Davidson, AJC-IEF co-
chairman, and Lewis Grossman, chairman.
Lodge Plans Social
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Montefiore Lodge, Free
Sons of Israel, invites couples
for an evening of bingo and
refreshments 8:30 p.m. Tues-
day at the Whitehall Apts.
club house. For information,
call Mrs. Roz Newman, 863-
8486, or Mrs. Lillian Rice,
643-6107.
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