Brandwines' Service to Community
Women of Sinai to Be Cited by Jewish National Fund
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
30—Friday, Feb. 15, 1974
Seek Volunteers
Sinai Hospital Women's
Guild is looking for women
with a few hours available
each week to serve as volun-
teers. The guild has openings
for women with sales experi-
ence, clerical skills, artistic
interests, hostessing s k ills
and many others.
New volunteers will receive
an orientation and training
program to acquaint them
with the hospital and their
functions. Individual prefer-
ences for assignments will be
respected as fully as possi-
ble.
To volunteer, call the guild
office, 272-6000, ext. 8296.
Praying Properly
The Tzanzer Rabbi was
asked by a hasid: "What
does the rabbi do before
praying?" "I pray," was the
reply, "that I may be able
to pray properly."
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Civic and Jewish com- hoard of directors for 25
munal leaders Morris and years.
He is an activr• leader in
Tillie Brandwine will be
honored at a testimonial the Israel Bond Organiza-
dinner, tendered by the Jew- i, as well as a worker for
ish National Fund June 19 at the United Jeyvis'i Appeal
Isr:lei Emergency Fund. He
Cong. Shaarey Zedek.
rx es on the boards of th
At that time, a forest in
Israel will be dedicated, to LInitea Hebrew Schools and
be known as the Morris and the Jewish Community CoL:n-
el.
Matilda Brandwine Forest.
Brandwine has been De-
An active member of Cong. troit chairman of the Ameri-
Bnai David, Brandwine has can-Israel Public Affairs
held every elective position Committee for 10 years and
in the synagogue, including serves on its national execu-
three terms as president and tive
.
board.
has been a member of its
His ties are close to the
Jewish National Fund, hav-
ing served as president of
the JNF Council for three
years and as Detroit chair--
man in charge of the fund's
foundation. He is on the
foundation's national board.
Brandwine said he first
Author and diplomat Ira
Hirschmann will be the guest felt a kinship to the land of
speaker at the Metropolitan Palestine- when he walked
D e t r o i t tandsmanshaften hand-in-hand with his father
Testimonial to Max Sosin in a celebration of the Bal-
8:15 p.m. March 11 at Cong. four Declaration -in 1917. He
remembers the JNF blue and
Bnai David.
The tribute to Sosin will white box in his mother's
be the feature event at the kitchen, which received coins
annual Purim celebration of for every occasion, happy or
the Landsmanshaften for sad, and always on erev
Jewish National Fund, at Shabat.
He honored his family by
which time the affiliated so-
cieties will announce the planting a Jewish National
establishment of a wood in Fund mile of trees along the
Israel, bearing the name of Gaza Strip shortly after the
Sosin and that of his wife, Sinai Campaign. Before 1967,
these trees provided protec-
Ruth.
This tribute, according to tion for Israelis from Arab
general chairman Abe Dis- raids. On an early visit to
hell, is being accorded be- Israel the family found at
cause of Sosin's "exemplary
efforts in behalf of the corn-
munity, Israel, K'lal Israel
and the common good."
Hirschmann, who ha s
written several books, in-
cluding "Red Star Over
Bethlehem," has been a con-
sultant for the United Na-
tions Relief and Works
Agency since 1960. He has
- been engaged in rescue and
rehabilitation work since
1943, when he served as
special envoy of President
Franklin D. • Roosevelt in
Turkey. During this period,
he negotiated the rescue of
100,000 Jews from the Ro-
manian detention camp of
Transnistra.
Since the establishment of
the state of Israel, he has
visited all the Arab coun-
MISS LINDA CLINTON
tries on confidential missions
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Clin-
for the U. S. State Depart-
ment and has conferred with ton of Radclift Ave., Oak
Park, announce the engage-
Arab leaders.
As added attractions to the ment of their daughter Linda
Purim celebration, Cantor Gail to t Laurence Arnold
Louis Klein of Cong. Bnai Folkoff, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Moshe and Cantor Hyman Rubin M. Folkoff of Berk-
Adler of Cong. Bnai David, shire Dr., Southfield.
MisS Clinton is a student at
accompanied by pianist Hal
Gordon will offer a specially Wayne State University ma-
selected group of songs. Re- joring in education. Her
freshments will be served. fiance was graduated from
Admission is by the planting the University of Detroit
of one or more trees per where he earned a bachelor's
degree in management sci-
person.
ence and a master of busi-
ness administration degree.
A June wedding is planned.
Author, Envoy
Hirschmann
at Sosin Event
Linda Gail Clinton
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Brandwine was born in
New York in 1910 and has
lived in the Detroit area
since he was 6. He attended
the old Trowbridge School,
Cass Technical High School,
and was graduated in 1932
from the University of De-
troit with a degree in archi-
tecture. He spent most of his
adult life in the oil business,
from which he retired and is
presently engaged in the con-
struction business.
Mrs. Brandwine, the for-
mer Matilda Biber, also was
born in New York — in 1915
— and _came to Detroit as an
infant. Like her husband. she
has been active in the Jewish
and general communities.
She is president of the wom-
en's division of the Jewish
Welfare Federation and a
member of the JWF executive
and governing boards, of the
national board of the United
Jewish Appeal women's divi-
sion, and of the national
council of the Joint Distribu-
tion Committee.
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Marriages
BURDICK - LEVINSON:
Rhoda Ann Levinson became
the bride of Donald I. Bur-
dick in a recent ceremony at
Cong. Shaarey Zedek. The
bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Levinson of
Middlebelt Rd., West Bloom-
field. Parents of the bride-
groom are Mrs. Max Bur-
dick of Lincoln Blvd., Oak
Park, -and the late Mr. Max
Burdick. The bride wore a
Victorian-style gown, and
carried roses. Nancy Golden
was maid of honor, and Phyl-
lis Levinson was a brides-
maid. Michael Perlin was
best man, and Dr. Gerald
Levinson, brother of the
bride, was an usher. The
couple is living in Bloomfield
Hills.
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S I E G E L - MITCHNICK
Nancy Ellen Mitchnick be-
came the bride of Alan Sie-
gel in a recent ceremony at
Bnai David Synagogue. Rab-
bis Max Kapustin and Solo-
mon Poupko officiated. The
bride is the daughter of Mr,
and Mrs. Abraham Mitch-
nick of Kenosha Ave., Oak
Park. Parents of the bride-
groom are Mr. and Mrs. Har-
ry Siegel of St. Marys Ave.
Maid of honor was Karen
Mitchnick, sister of the
bride. Lauri Ordin was ma-
tron of honor. Attending the
bridegroom were his broth-
er, Gary Siegel, as best man,
and Alan Sachs. The couple
will reside in Royal Oak.
A sympathizer is a fellow
that's for you as long as it
doesn't cost anything.—Kin
Hubbard.
MR. AND MRS. MORRIS BRANDWINE
The Brandwines are plan- is graduating from Southfi
ning to be in Israel in July— High this year and hopes to
the fourth trip for him and be a doctor.
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the sixth for her. They
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they are the parents of the
Brandwines' two grandsons.
A second child, Warren, is
in his third year as resident
in obstetrics and gynecology
at the University of Kansas
Medical Center. 'His wife, the
former Beverly Feltes of
Chicago, is a nurse at the
same hospital.
Their youngest, Mark, 17,
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of Events in Detroit Jewish Community
Week of Feb. 15-21
Feb. 17 - 8 p.m.—Dr. Seymour Siegel: "Women and the Fu-
ture of Judaism," at Cong. Bnai Moshe. Admis-
sion. LI 8-9000.
18-8:30 p.m.—"Humanistic Judaism—What Is It?"
series opens with Rabbi Sherwin T. Wine, at Bir-
mingham Temple. RegistratiOn.
20-8 p.m.—"Our Jewish Youth . . . Changing Atti-
tudes and Their Significance" panel discussion at
Cong. Beth Achim. Free.
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