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THE DETROINEWISH NEWS

40 Friday, April 18, 1975

LZA Branch to Cite Member

ber of the Young Poalei Zion
in Detroit.
A member of Poalei Zion
and the Farband Labor
Zionist Order for more than
30 years, Hearshen served
several terms as chairman
of his branch and was chair-

Truman-Brenner Branch
593 of the Labor Zionist Al-
liance will honor Berl Hear-
shen at a reception on be-
half- of Israel Bonds, 8:30
p.m. May 10 at the Labor
Zionist Institute.
A native of Rochester,
N.Y. Hearshen was founder
of Hehalutz, the forerunner
of Habonim-Labor Zionist
Youth. He was also a mem-

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man of the regional commit-
tee of the Farband before
the merger of the two or-
ganizations into the Labor
Zionist Alliance.
Hearshen was a member
of the Israel Histadrut
Campaign Committee and is
an active supporter of Israel
Bonds, Jewish National
Fund and the Allied Jewish
Campaign.
As a leader of the Labor
Zionist movement, since
the days of Young Poalei
Zion, Hearshen worked
with many of the "old-tim-
ers," including David
Ben-Gurion, Zalman Sha-
zar - and Golda Meir. In
1931, when Ben-Gurion
became ill while visiting
Detroit to rally support for
the Zionist cause, Hear-
shen sat up the whole
night with him to nurse
the leader back to health.
For information and res-
ervations, call Bess Berris,
chairperson, 851-1887; the
Labor Zionist Alliance,
851-1606; or Israel Bonds,
968-0200.

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Philosophy Society
Will Hear Lecture

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Detroit Philosophical So-
ciety will have a meeting 8
p.m. Thursday in Stouffer's
Restaurant. Dr. Ezra Lip-
kin, retired physician, will
give an illustrated talk on
"The Life and Art of Marc
Chagall."
A student of philosophy,
Dr. Lipkin practiced medi-
cine for 50 years prior to his
`retirement. He is a member
of the Emeritus Club of the
University of Michigan, an
honorary life member of the
Wayne State University
School of Medicine Alumni
Association and is on the
emeritus staff of Sinai and
Providence Hospitals.
Guests are invited and
dinner, at 6:30, is optional.

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The Israel Numismatic
Society of Michigan will
have a meeting 8 p.m. Tues-
day in the Jewish Commu-
nity Center 10 Mile branch.
Jim Missiledine will present
Israeli numismatic objects.
The public is invited.

Singles
Events

SEDATE SINGLES, 40'
and up, will hold a dance 9
p.m. April 25 at the Kings
Arms Restaurant in South-
field. A band will provide
music. There is a charge.
For information, call Hen-
rietta Lewis 546-0903.
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CRITERION CLUB, for
middle-age Jewish singles,
presents an "April Follies"
dance 9 p.m. Saturday at
the Oak Park Community
Center. Johnny "C" and his
orchestra will provide the
music for dancing,
"Fashions for Fun and Sun"
will highlight the evening.
There will be refreshments,
social mixers, and prizes.
For further information,
call Betty Weinberg,
559-5175; or Sylvia Bruch,
545-1108.

Wesley Has New
Low-Fat_Ice Cream

Wesley's Quaker Maid Ice
Cream Co. has a new line of
kosher 99 percent fat-free
ice creams in three flavors,
vanilla, chocolate and
strawberry.
The new line is called
Slender Maid. It contains
less than one percent fat, is
derived primarily from skim
milk, and most of the sugars
normally used in prepara-
tion of ice cream are re-
placed by fructose syrups.
Slender Maid contains 99
calories per five-ounce serv-
ing. The new ice,tream line,
as well as all Wesley's ice
cream products are pro-
duced under constant Or-
thodox rabbinical supervi-
sion.

Tanzman Receives Government Award

David S. Tanzman, in
charge of the Detroit office
of the Federal Mediation
and Coriciliation Service,
has been awarded the
FMCS Distinguished Serv-
ice Award.

Activities
in Society

Dr. and Mrs. John Frank-
lin Woods were tendered a
dinner and reception at
Temple Beth El last month
in honor of their recent
marriage. The bride, the
former Lynne Elaine
Schechter, is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Schechter of Southfield. She
is a graduate of Wayne
State University's medical
school. Her husband, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Woods
of Knoxville, Tenn., was
graduated from the Univer-
sity of Tennessee Medical
School. The newlyweds are
lividg in San Rafael, Calif.
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Cantor and Mrs. A. Anton
Rosenfeld, of Kipling Ave.,
Oak Park, have returned
from_ a recent vacation in
Florida.

Tanzman has been an ef-
fective labor-management
preacemaker as a federal
mediator stationed in De-
troit since 1948. He acts as
the Mediation Service liai-
son to the automobile indus-
try and to the United Auto-
mobile Workers Union in
their relationships.
He was a founder and a
present member of the
board of directors of the
Society of Professionals in
Dispute Resolution, has
been past president of the
Akiva Hebrew Day SchooF
and is a corporate member
of the Detroit Industrial
Mission.

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Akiva Will Have
Summer Day Camp

Registration is being
taken for Akiva Hebrew
Day School's summer camp-
ing program which this year
will have as its theme,
"Jerusalem -- Old and
New."
The program, held in the
air-conditioned school 'build-
ing, will include overnight
hikes, swimming, trips, car-
nivals, sports, wiener roasts
and arts and crafts.
Two sessions will be held:
June 23-Ju,ly 11 and July
14-Aug. 1. Rabbi Avraham
Bensoussan will be director
and program coordinator.
For information, call the
Akiva office, 354-4664.

Center Club Holds
Warsaw Memorial

The Jewish Center Cul-
ture Club will have a special
memorial service for senior
adults to commemorate the
32nd anniversary of the
Warsaw uprising and the
Six Million who died in the
Holocaust, 1 p.m. Tuesday
in room 384 of the main
Jewish Community Center.
There will be a candle
lighting_ service, ghetto
songs and a short service led
by Cantor David Gutman of
Temple Beth El, Windsor.

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