40 Friday, June 6, 1975
To pray is to try to experi-
ence the reality of God, to
feel the purity and exalta-
tion that come from being
near Him, and to give to our
souls that serenity and
peace which neither worldly
success nor worldly failure,
which neither the love of
life, nor the fear of death,
can disturb.
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ADL to Honor Betty Ford
NEW YORK — First
Lady Betty Ford will receive
the Anti-Defamation
League of Bnai Brith's "Rita
V. Tishman Human Rela-
tions Award" at a luncheon
Wednesday at the Hotel
Pierre.
According to Mrs. Wil-
liam J. Levitt, luncheon
chairman, the award will be
bestowed upon Mrs. Ford
"in recognition of her inspi-
rational commitment to
democratic principles and
her special dedication to se-
curing equal rights for
women."
The Tishman Award,
named for a founder of the
Women's Division of the
ADL Appeal, is conferred
annually -upon an outstand-
ing American woman.
The presentation to the
First Lady will be made by
Mrs. Theodore H. Silbert,
general chairman of the
women's division. Special
tributes to Mrs. Ford will
be rendered by humorist
Alan King and choreogra-
pher George Balanchine.
Other participants in the
program include Seymour
Graubard, national ADL
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CENTENNIAL CHAP-
TER will hold a "Pot Party"
noon Tuesday at the home
of Mrs. Irwin Alpern, 5946
Cherry Crest, West Bloom-
field. Following lunch, a
plant workshop will be con-
ducted. There is a nominal
charge for materials. Pros-
pective members are in-
vited. For reservations, call
Mrs. Theodore Coden,
358-3983.
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DOWNTOWN-FOX
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543.3343
OAK PARK
Music of Distinction
From Solo Piano to Large Orchestra
meeting 8 p.m. Wednesday
at the Maple House Restau-
rant, 10 Mile and Southfield
Rds. John Jacobs will speak
on "Anti-Semitism, Locally
and Nationally." Refresh-
ments will be served.
chairman; Mrs. Norman
Tishman, honorary chair-
man of the women's divi-
sion; and Rabbi Ronald So-
bel of Congregation Emanu-
El, N.Y.
More than 500 women are
expected to attend. Asso-
ciate chairmen include: Mrs.
David Anderson, Polly Ber-
gen, Mrs. Nathan Cum-
mings, Mrs. Martin A.
Fisher, Mrs. Seymour Grau-
bard, Mrs. Danny Kaye,
Mrs. Joseph Lauder, Mrs.
Albert List, Mrs. Mary
Wells Lawrence, Mrs.
Harry Ross, Eugenia Shep-
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Bnai Brith
Activities
The -Jewish spirit, so long
preserved, the character de-
veloped by so many centu-
ries of sacrifice, should be
preserved and developed
further, so that in America
as elsewhere the sons of the
race may in the future live
lives and do deeds worthy of
their ancestors.
— Louis D. Brandeis
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Activities
in Society
The Bodzin Family Club
will meet 8 p.m. Sunday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Milton Duchan, 24601 Hard-
ing, Oak Park. Plans for the
annual family club picnic at
Stoney Creek Park will be
completed.
* * *
Stella Greenberg Rives
and her daughter, Kareri - Al-
ison Rives, of Briar Dr., Oak
Park, were graduated re-
cently from Oakland Com-
munity College. Mrs. Green-
berg was graduated summa
cum laude. The two were
honored by their son-and
brother, David, who came in
from California to surprise
them at the commencement
ceremonies.
* * *
The recent Bar Mitzva of
Brian Lonnerstater, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lon-
nerstater of Five Points Rd.
was attended by guests
from Buffalo, Chicago, Cin-
cinnati, Cleveland, Flint,
Los Angeles, Washington,
D.C:; and London and To-
ronto, Ontario. -Meanwhile,
the Bar Mitzva's grand-
father, Max Lonnerstater of
Lamplighter Ct., South-
field, celebrated his 80th
birthday which coincided
with his• grandson's Bar
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the featured lecturer this
weekend at two meetings of
the Yiddish Committee of
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ter.
Dr. Knox will deliver a
lecture in English on
"Jewish Elements and In-
fluences in American Civili-
zation" 2:30 p.m. Saturday
at the Ten Mile branch.
He will speak in Yiddish
on "I. L. Peretz: Sixty Years
After His Death and His
Meaning for Our Genera-
tion" at 2:30 p.m. Sunday at
the Ten Mile branch. There
is a charge for each lecture.
Dr. Knox is visiting pro-
fessor of Jewish literature
at. Queens College, New
York and professor of Jew-
ish literature and thought
at Jewish Teachers Semi-
nary in Herzliah, Israel.
Lodz Greets Pianist Rubinstein
NEW YORK — Piano vir-
tuoso Arthur Rubinstein
was greeted by a standing.
ovation before he even
played a note last Friday at
the Lodz Grand Theater'
where he was scheduled to
give a concert, it was re-
ported here.
Rubinstein, 88, was. in
Lodz to help the Lodz Phil-
harmonic celebrate its
founding 60 years ago. He
played . Chopin's Second
Concerto and Beethoven's
"Emperor" Concerto.
Following his perform-
ance, Rubinstein was
ARTHUR RUBINSTEIN
greeted by a roaring public
for which he played Cho- overcame his reluctance-
pin's Grand Polonaise.- Ac- when Lodz, the place of his
cording to the New York birth, made him an honor-
Times that piece "expresses ary citizen.
love of Poland even more
than does the national an-
them."
More than 70 members of
Rubinstein's family were
wiped out during World
War II, and he vowed never
to come back. However, he
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