Sisterhood Shabat Set at Emanu-EI Immigrant Found; Will Get Letter It's a match. Through the Jewish News, and with the cooperation of the Jewish Re- settlement Service, a new- corner from Russia will re- ceive a letter sent by a worn- an friend living in Italy. Isakko Vilenchuk, who im- migrated to Detroit last Octo- ber, was the name on the let- ter, written in German land addressed in care of Corn- munita Israelitica, Detroit, Mich., U.S.A. Also written in pencil on the envelope was "Committee for Israel." It reached J. N. Demers at the international service of American Motors Corp., who Classifieds Get Quick Results in turn forwarded the letter to the Jewish News. The appeal for information YOUR WEDDING on the whereabouts of Vilen- BAR MITZVA chuk was printed in last week's Jewish News, and on Wednesday a caseworker from the Resettlement Ser- WILL BE vice, Katherine Gruen, called to say that Vilenchuk was one of her clients. Vilenchuk, 39, is an elec- trician. WHEN PHOTOGRAPHED BY Soloway-Glassma n Engagement Told Tem ple Emanu-El will have its annual Sisterhood Sabbath 8:15 p.m. today at the temple. Harriet Berg's Festival Dancers of the Jewish Cen- ter will perform a dance, "Worshiping with Jews Around the World." Participants include Mes- dames John Mucasey, Ernest Barron, Elisha Gold, Morton Wolin, Joseph Blumenthal, S' 7 Factor, Harold Rosen, R _,rt Miller, Joseph Malt- zer and Harry Kretchmer. Mrs. Louis Peven is presi- dent. I Buy FINER WINER JOE MILLER AND ASSOCIATES and HIS ORCHESTRA Complete Coverage Music For All Occasions D et r o i t Councilwoman Maryann Mahaffey has re- quested The Jewish News' assistance in the location of relatives of a resident of Odessa, USSR, whose letter was sent to the council. V. Schwartzman is search- ing for his father's cousin, Elek Naifleish, or Elek Ra- zumny, who was born in 1904-05. The cousin may go under either name. The family lived on Roulo in the Springwells neighbor- hood in 1924-25. In 1935, the family had a rug store. Elek Naifleish (Razumny) MISS LYNN SOLOWAY and his wife visited Moscow Mr. and Mrs. George Sol- in summer 1971 and stayed oway of Lamplighter C t . , at the Hotel Rossiya. Several Southfield, announce the en- years earlier, he and his son gagement of their daughter visited there. Schwartzman speaks of a Lynn to Richard Glassman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis son of Naifleish (Razumny), Glassman of LaCrosse Ave., who is a doctor. Although the senior Naifleish (Razumny) Southfield. Mr. Glassman was gradu- lives in Detroit, he goes to ated from Wayne State Uni- Florida in the winter, return- versity and is a senior at the ing each May, the letter Chicago College of Osteo- states. Nathan and Lillian Kozhikovsky are mentioned pathy. A June wedding is planned. as friends. "The Jews and the Future" will be the focus of three lec- tures at the 18th annual Midrasha Institute, starting 8:15 p.m. Wednesday at the LaMed Auditorium of the United Hebrew Schools. Prof. Gerald Bubis, pro- fessor of Jewish communal studies and director at the Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion School of Jewish Communal Service, will open the series with a discussion of "The Future of the Jewish Family." The second lecture, March 27, will be given by Marcia Freedman, a member of the Knesset who was elected along with Shulamit Aloni on the women's rights platform. A strong feminist, Mrs. 0■ 1141 h1Clu. ak‘ Bologna, Tongue, Knockwurst and Frankfurters. SAUSAGE COMPANY, OF CHICAGO 5511 North Kedzie Avenue • Chicago, Illinois 60625 • Phone: (312) 738-2208 NATIONALLY ADVERTISED PRODUCTS AT LOW, LOW EVERYDAY PRICES! Super Special Homemade Style Strictly Kosher -- CHOPPED LIVER 'L98 lb. Like Grandma_Made Passover Special MOTTS Golden Delicious APPLE SAUCE 20-oz. Jar 440 Passover Special MOTTS 'APPLE JUICE Qt. Bottle 49' WALNUT MEATS 1,6;,0, : - $1 28 GEFILTE FISH Regular or Old Vienna 24-oz. Jar $1 19 -Wed. 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For information, call the Southfield P u b l i c Schools Community Education Cen- ter, 354-7456. Bernard and Edward Schlussel will be honored by the Detroit Louis Marshall Lodge and Chapter of Bnai Brith as Marshall "men of the year" at a testimonial dinner on behalf of Israel Bonds. Bernard has been ac- tive in the National Confer- THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS ence of Christians and Jews Friday, March 15, 1974-35 and Sister Elizabeth Kenny Foundation. Edward has been president of both Louis Marshall Lodge and Hannah Schloss Old Timers. Active in the Allied Jewish Cam- for your party paign, he is a past co-chair- man of its metropolitan divi- GERALD BUBIS sion. For reservations, call Freedman is a lecturer in the Israel Bond office, 968- the philosophy department at 0200. Haifa University. She will speak on "The Future of the Israeli Woman: Arab, Chris- J. J. CLARKE STUDIO Portraiture of Distinction; tian and Jew." • For Your Wedding Call On April 3, Rabbi Marc H. Formals - Condids - Direct Color Tanenbaum, national director 3223 W. McNichols' of the interreligious affairs Nr. Muirlond department of the American Call 341-4141 Jewish Committee, will dis- cuss "Evangelism: Future Omens and Portents for Jews." The Midrasha Institute is designated the Mina and (Trimmed Rite, Priced Rite) Theodore Bargman Memorial Lectures. Mrs. Bargman contributed generously to the support of the institute be- FELDBRO. CHOICE QUALITY fore her death, and the exec- utors of the estate are con- TENDER, LEAN tinuing to provide the funds BONELESS for this annual event. George M. Zeltzer, chair- man of the Midrasha board of directors, and Edwin Shif- rin, institute chairman, in- - ommunity at no vite the community charge. The institute planning com- AV AI LB. mittee includes Mrs. Henry MI LB. Point Cut Berris, Max Chomsky, Gor- While they last! don Ginsberg, Dr. David Gudes, Julius J. 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