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Akiva PTA to Have
FACIAL HAIR Installation, Dinner
Akiva Hebrew Day School
PERMANENTLY PTA
will host a final cocktail
REMOVED
supper and• installation of
officers 8 p.m. Sunday at
Cong. Beth Achim.
Mrs. David Dombey will
install Mrs. Erwin Posner as
president, and the new of-
ficers and board members.
For information and reserva-
tions, call Mrs. Robert Rosen-
blum, 548-4546, or Mrs. Jack
Zwick, 398-7712.
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Honors accorded to Nor-
man Allan by Detroit Friends
of Yeshiva University, at the
a n n u a 1 dinner at Cong.
Shaarey Zedek June 6,
marked family continuity in
the honoree's devotion to
traditional Jewish learning.
Guest speaker Dr. Israel
Miller, vice president for
student affairs at Yeshiva
University, joined in honor-
ing Allan and called atten-
tion to his being the grand-
son of one of the builders
of Yeshiva University. In
the early 1900s, his grand-
father, the late Rabbi Rach-
miel Cohen, was among the
major workers for and sup-
porters of the 'Rabbi Isaac
Elhanan Yeshiva which grew
to Yeshiva College and later
to Yeshiva University.
Joseph Jackier, who pre-
sided at the dinner, added' his
expression of appreciation
for Allan's community efforts
and his support of Yeshiva
University and educational
causes.
The annual event was
marked by the participation
of many Yeshiva University
and Isaac Elhanan Yeshiva
graduates. As a first in ex-
pressing appreciation to the
university, Howard Danzig,
who was ordained there, be-
came a master builder by
contributing $18,000. He
joined a large group of De-
troiters who have already en-
rolled as master builders
and some as scientific fel-
lows.
Others who were ordained
at Yeshiva University and
participated in the dinner
were Rabbi James Gordon;
Rabbi Samuel Prero; Rabbi
Jack Goldman, whose wife is
a Stern College (a depart-
ment of Yeshiva University)
graduate and whose daughter
is entering Stern College in
the fall; Rabbi Solomon
Poupko; and Dr. Arnold
Singerman. The latter, now
a pjracticing dentist, calls
himself "Rabbi Doctor."
Other Stern College grad-
uates and Yeshiva U. stu-
dents in the audience testi-
fied to the local interest gen-
erated in the schools whose
objectives were outlined in
Dr. Miller's address.
The role played by Albert
Einstein College of Medicine,
a Yeshiva U. department,
which annua 11 y receives
6,000-7,000 applications for
admission, out of which only
175 can be accepted, was
especially emphasized.
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Dr. Miller quoted from a
statement by Albert Einstein,
who described Yeshiva Uni-
versity as "the protector of
Jewish tradition." He in-
vited uninterrupted support
for the university and' its
several important branches
JWV
as an assurance) that this
protection is assured.
As chairman of the Confer-
ence of Presidents of Major
Jewish Organizations, Dr.
Miller had come to Detroit to
address the annual dinner a
day after he and six other
Jewish leaders had met in
Washington with President
Nixon and Secretary of State
Henry A. Kissinger. He told
of - the assurance given that
Israel's support by the United
States would continue and
that the interest of this gov-
ernment in the plight of Rus-
sian Jewry will not dimin-
ish.
Dr. Miller spoke with ad-
miration for the efforts of
Dr. Kissinger. He expressed
confidence in Kissinger's
tasks and in an Israel at
peace.
Participants in the dinner
program also had praise for
Mrs. Norman (Esther) Allan
and her musical attainments.
SOL YETZ-MORRIS CO-
HEN POST AND AUXIL-
IARY will meet 9 p.m. Mon-
day at the JWV headquar-
ters. Incoming Commander
Charles Glass and incoming
President Diana Joffe will
conduct their first meetings.
Reports on the Department
of Michigan's annual conven-
tion will be given. A joint
picnic will be held July 14 at
the Oak Park Municipal
Park. A party will be held
at the Ann Arbor Veterans
Hospital July 21. Anyone
wishing to assist with the
hospital party may contact
the hospital chairman, Yetta
Glass, KE 5-4133.
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SILVERMAN DETROIT
LADIES AUXILIARY will
have its installation-luncheon
noon, July 18. Chairman of
the luncheon will be Lillian
Tulupman. Installing officer
will be past department
president Jeanne Friedman.
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LT. RAYMOND ZUSSMAN
AUXILIARY will have its
annual dinner to honor the r
outgoing president and of-
ficers 6:30 p.m. Monday at
Topinka's Country House.
Mrs. Charles Hauptman,
president, was re-elected for
a second term. For reserva-
tions, call Mrs. Irwin Weiser,
chairman, KE 5-6940. The 10
members who attended the
recent Michigan department
convention will give a report.
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BALE POST will have its
annual •ll-day golf outing, in-
cluding dinner, June 25 at
Shenandoah Golf and Country
Club. Members may partici-
pate in the day's activities or
dinner only. Proceeds will be
used for JWV activities, and
will go to the Joseph Bale
Scholarship Fund at Michigan
State University. For reser-
vations and starting times,
call the JWV office, 559-5680.
Host Families Sought
for Youth Exchange
More than 2,000 high school
students from Europe, South
America, Japan and the
Philippines will arrive in the
U. S. in August to participate
in the one-year Youth for
Understanding International
Student Exchange Program.
A Youth for Understanding
spokesman said that host
families provide the key to
better international under-
standing. The daily living ex-
perience gives the student an
insight and awareness of the
U. S. that is difficult to
duplicate.
Families interested in
opening their homes to these
young students may write for
applications to: Youth for
Understanding, International
Headquarters, Ann Arbor
48104 (1-769-7800).
We all of us live too much
in a circle. — Benjamin Dis-
raeli.
1 Participants in the pro-
gram, in addition to Allan,
who spoke his gratitude for
the honor accorded him,
were Irwin I. Cohn, who pre-
sented- the plaque to the
honoree, Daniel A. Laven,
Rabbi Jacob E. Segal and
Cantor Nicholas Fenakel.
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