44—Friday, November 1, 1974 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
activities in Society
_ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sulkes, former Detroiters of
Clearwater, Fla., were honored there recently by their son
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Al Sulkes, on the occa-
sion of their 40th wedding anniversary. An oneg Shabat
in honor of the senior Sulkes was held at Cong. Beth Shalom
of Clearwater.
Inter-Faith Women's Institute Set
LOS ANGELES—A nation-
wide series of self-awareness
seminars for women will be-
gin this month under the aus-.
pices of three national Cath-
olic, Protestant, and Jewish
organizations in the U.S.
The cooperating organiza-
tions are Church Women
United, a coordinating group
of Protestant and Eastern
Orthodox women, the Na--
tonal Coalition of American
Nuns, and the American Jew-
ish Committee.
Ann Wolfe, program ad-
viser to AJCommittee's na-
tional committee on the role
of women, explained the ra-
tionale for the project and
the way it will work.
"Religious groups have
been outspokeR in criticizing
some aspects of women's lib-,
eration," she said, "but no
systematic interreligious pro-
gram exists wheireby Jewish,
Protestant, and Catholic
women can affirm what they
actually stand for in terms
of their religious ,convictions
as well as their roles in the
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family and society and as
autonomous human beings."
The first seminar will be
held Nov. 20-21 in Cleveland
and will be followed by work-
shops in Pittsburgh, Milwau-
kee and other cities. Titled,
"Institute of Women Today,"
the program will consist of
lectures and discussions with
a faculty composed of leading
women theologians, lawyers
and psychologists. - In each
city, efforts will be made to
reach women of all religious
groups, including members
of organizations other than
the three co-sponsors.
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With the Michigan guber- bench, and was rated' and
natorial contest the major endorsed by the Detroit Bar
issue in the current political Association, Civic Search-
campaign, Tuesday's elec- light and the Urban Alliance.
tion will also resolve many
judicial contests as well as
competitive legislative can-
didatures.
The contest for the gover-
norship between William Mil-
liken, the incumbent, and
Sander Levin is considered
to be very close.
Other races and candidates
have also been gaining much
attention. Barry Grant, can-
didate for Oakland County
probate judge, was heavily
endorsed by the Oakland
County Bar Association pref-
erence poll, the Royal Oak
IRWIN H. BURDICK
Education Association and
Civic Searchlight.
Two candidates running for
the Oakland County Board
of Commissioners are Dennis
M. Aaron in the 19th District
and Lawrence R. Pernick in
the 20th District.
Judith Ann Holtz is running
for the judgeship in the 47th
District Court, and incum-
bent Charles Kaufman is
JWV
Ladies Department of Mich-
igan will hold an advisory
board meeting 8:15 p.m.
Thursday at the home of
Sarah Neuron,' 24808 Pierce,
Southfield. The up-coming
fund raising event and mem-
bership rally will be dis-
cussed. For information, call
the JWV office, 559-5680, or
Dorothy Goldberg, chairman,
548-6850. —
YETZ-COHEN POST AND
AUXILIARY will meet 8
p.m. Monday at the JWV
Memorial Home. Murray
Tait, of the Jewish Center,
will speak and show movies
on- senior citizens. Friends
are invited, and refreshments
will be served. The Auxiliary
will entertain the children at
the D. J. Healy Home on Sat-
urday under the co-chairman-
ship of Anne Silverstein and
Shelly Spinner.
BLOCH-ROSE POST AND
AUXILIARY will hold a
Halloween party 9 p.m. Sat-
urday at JWV headquarters.
There will be square danc-
ing and games. Ed Hensen
will be the caller, and there
is a charge. For information,
call Lou Wagner, VE 6-4316,
or, Belle Letzer, president,
557 - 3372. Costumes optional.
a.m. to 4 p.m. ORT Sabbath Due
ROMA HALL
Gubernatorial Race, Judgeships, Education
Posts on Ballot for Area Residents Tuesday
at Temple Kol Ami
Temple Kol Ami will have
a special ORT Sabbath ob-
servance 8:30 p.m. Nov. 15
at the temple. Rabbi Ernst
Conrad will officiate.
The service, as well as
other ORT services through-
out the country, will honor
the- work of ORT since its
beginning in 1880. The ORT
Sabbath is sponsored by the
115,000-member Women's
American ORT organization.
ORT has more than 700
vocational installations in 22
countries which help to .com-
bat poverty, unemployment,
the alienation of youth and
anti-Semitism, according to
Mrs. Sidney I. Feldman,
president of Michigan Re-
gion.
seeking re-election to Wayne
County Circuit Court.
Florence F. Saltzman is
seeking a seat on the State
Board of Education.
Incumbent S. Jerome Bron-
son is running on a slate
with Michael J. Danhoff in
his __re-election bid to the
Michigan Court of Appeals.
Long-time state House lead-
er George F. Montgomery is
facing incumbent Congress-
men William Broomfield for
a second time in a congres-
sional race.
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Wayne County Circuit
Court Judge Nathan Kauf-
man is running for the state
Court of Appeals, and attor-
ney Regina F. Shapiro is a
candidate for '46th District
Court judge.
State Sen. Jack Faxon is
running again in the 7th dis-
trict, and Bernard L. Kauf-
man is seeking a seat on the
state Court of Appeals in the
2nd district, and received the
highest rating in the Genesee
Bar Association preference
poll.
Judge Victor J. Baum is
seeking re-election to the 3rd
Circuit Court bench.
Dorthea Becker (65th Dis-
trict) and incumbent Joseph
Forbes (67th District) are
running for 'the state House
of Representatives.
State Sen. Daniel S. Cooper
is seeking re-election in the
15th District.
Common Pleas Court Judge
Irwin H. Burdick is cam-
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