THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
34 Friday, March 7, 1975
AJCommittee Official to Speak
to Women's Conference at WSU
Nancy Seifer, director of
information for the Ameri-
can Jewish Committee's in-
stitute on pluralism and
group identity, will be the
keynote speaker 1 p.m. Sun-
day in Wayne State Univer-
sity's Community Arts Au-
ditorium for the two-day
"Women in the World of
Work Conference." The con-
ference will begin with 8:30
a.m. registration Saturday
in the Community Arts
Auditorium.
The AJCommittee's insti-
tute on pluralism and group
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identity is a program con-
cerned with reducing ethnic
conflict, promoting positive
group identity and fostering
a healthy pluralism in
American society.
Ms. Seifer is the author of
"Absent from the Majority:
Working Class Women in
America."
Also participating in the
conference are Kathleen
Strauss, president of the
Detroit chapter of AJCom-
mittee, and Mildred
Grossman, a chapter vice
president and co-chairper-
son of the national task
force on women. Mrs.
Straus will participate in
a panel 10 a.m. Saturday
on "The Problems of Mi-
nority Women," and Mrs.
Grossman will participate
in an interfaith service
10:30 a.m. Sunday.
The public is invited. For
information, call the Center
for Teaching About Peace
and War at the university,
577-3453, or the AJCommit-
tee, 965-3353.
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Potter Among Artists at Fair
Sponsored by Temple Women
Dr. and Mrs. Joel Fleet of
Jacksonville, Fla., announce
the engagement of their
daughter Adele Gayle to
Lawrence S. • Bacow, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell L. Ba-
cow of Birch Harbor Ln.,
West Bloomfield.
Miss Fleet was graduated
from Wellesley College. Her
finance was graduated from
the Massachusetts Institute
of Technology and attends
Harvard Law School.
A June wedding in Jack-
sonville is planned.
JOE MILLER
The word caucus origin-._
ated in Boston early in th
18th Century when political
parties began nominating
their candidates by means
of a congressional caucus.
The most plausible origin of
the word is that it comes
from an Algonquin India
word,
kaw-kaw-was,
meaning "to talk."
NEW YORK — A new
"Journal of Jewish Art" will
soon be published under the
auspices of the Spertus Col-
lege of Judaica Press. Dr.
Bezalel Narkiss, Hebrew
University scholar and spe-
cialist in Hebrew illunated
manuscripts, is editor of the
publication.
For information on the
illustrated journal, write
Yaakov Gross c/o Rem-
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New York, N.Y. 10001
(212-532-0300).
Potter John Glick, second from right, is showing one
of his newest lattice trays to members of Temple Israel
Sisterhood who will hold their annual Art and Artisans
Fair Sunday through Tuesday at the temple. Hours are
noon-9 p.m., Sunday; and 11 a.m.-6 p.m., Monday and
Tuesday. Shown with Glick are, from left: Mrs. David
Zeff, over-all chairman of the fair; Mrs. Milford Singer,
co-chairman and Mrs. Norman Ross, president; Glick;
and Mrs. David Lipschutz, art co-chairman.
Temple Israel Sisterhood Michigan artists, including
will present more than 200 John Glick, potter, at its Art
and Artisans Fair Sunday
through Tuesday atthe
temple.
Hours are noon-9 p.m.,
Sunday; and 11 a.m.-6 p.m.,
Monday and Tuesday.
At 11 a.m. Monday there
will be a fashion show with
the theme, "The Under-
stated Contemporary Look
for Today's Active Woman,
Completely Accessorized."
On Tuesday at 11 a.m.,
Dr. Milton Covensky, pro-
fessor of history at Wayne
,P4
State University will speak
on "The Jew in the Chang-
ing World" and "The Effect
DR. MILTON COVENSKY
of 'Petrodollars' on the
World."
There also will he a con-
tinuous cafe. Admission is
payable at the door.
Marriages
MISS ADELE FLEET
`Caucus' Defined
Jewish Art Journal
to Be Printed Soon
Carol Hirsch became the
bride of Nissim Ness Oren-
Ohana in a recent ceremony
at Cong. Bnai Moshe. Rabbi
Moses Lehrman officiated.
The bride is the daughter of
Mrs. Joseph Hirsch of West-
moor Ave., Bloomfield
Twp., and the late Mr. Jo-
seph Hirsch. Parents of the
bridegroom are Mr. and
Mrs. Hanania Ohana of Je-
rusalem, Israel. Participat-
ing in the ceremony were
Mr. and Mrs. Louis (Pau-
line) Hammerstein, grand-
parents of the bride. Among
the guests was Dr. Carl
Pilcher of Hawaii. The cou-
ple is living in West Bloom-
field.
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donor luncheon noon March
18 at the Raleigh House. A
fashion show will be pre-
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The auxiliary provides
funds for scholarships to
needy medical students at
Wayne State University, the
University of Michigan and
Hebrew University Medical
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