40 December 5, 1975

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Poetry Recalls Jewish Role

M LTER

Herzl Shur, retired school
teacher, Zionist activist, has
a chief hobby. He writes
verses based on his Jewish
experiences and the current
events in Jewry and Israel.
He especially strives to
reach out to the youth. He
has written the poem, "A
JeWish Child Speaks,"
which appears in his collec-
tion of "Bits of Jewishness

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W believer 1 see a me-
zuza
On t he doorpost of a
home.
I know that here live
Jewish people
In an atmosphere of
Shalom . .
Shalom indeed is a tv ► n-
derfuI word
It means, How do you
do?
ou may say it at morn
- as well as at night
And it also means,
Peace be with you .
. . .
If I get to learn
My Hebrew well,
My Birthright
I shall never sell

Federation
Cited by CJF

"Bread Sculpture' Book Is Available

A new paperback, just
issued by 101 Productions
(San Francisco) is gaining
popular appeal.
"Bread Sculpture — The
Edible Art" by Ann Wise-
man contains detailed
"blueprints" for making 22
sculptures, ranging from a
green spinach-dough mer-
maid to "hippopumper-
nickel" bread and a mena-
gerie including snake rolls,
a dragon ring, owls, lions,
crocodiles, doves and more.

Directions accompanying
Mrs. Wisemen's drawings
are all hand lettered.
Basic instructions on
breadmaking are embel-
lished with guidelines for
inventing dough and decor-
ating ideas.

Organization Aids
Bereaved Parents

The Soceity of Compas-
sionate Friends, a group
therapy-type organization
for parents who have lost
children, will meet 7:30 p.m.
Tuesday at the Dearborn
YMCA, 19500 Ford Rd.
The guest speaker will be
Rev. Will Sayers, chaplain
of Children's Hospital.
information, write the
ciety, Box 181, Lathrup V
lage 48076.

Radomer Society
Sets Hanuka Event

Radomer Aid Society will
meet 6:30 p.m. Tuesday at
the Workmen's Circle Cen-
ter. Cocktails will be served
for the group's annual Ha-
nuka party.
A contribution of $2,000
will be made to the Allied
Jewish Campaign — Israel
Emergency Fund in honor
of Hanuka and the 50th
wedding anniversary of
members Rae • and Jack
Weinman.

KAMENY, BERMAN

Jewish Welfare Federa-
tion president Mandell L.
Berman received one more
national commendation for
the Detroit Jewish commu-
nity's dual anniversaries
CREATIVE
when he was in Miami for
the recent Council of Jewish
PLANNING
PARTY
Federations and Welfare
pnd DECORATING
Funds general assembly.
Bar Mitzvahs, Wed-
Berman accepted the CJF
dings,
public relations award for
the special publication
Sweet Sixteens etc.
"Zedakah—Charity" pub-
Rabbi Jacob Frankel of
CANDY CENTERPIECES
lished in honor of the 75th Philadelphia was the first
Invitations and
anniversary of the United Jewish chaplain; he was
Accessories
Jewish Charities and the be- appointed by President
Party Favors
ginning of the Federation's Abraham Lincoln on May
50th year of service.
MARCIA MASSERMAN
20, 1862.
The booklet, compiled by
—World Over
646-6138
Leonard N. Simons, was a
publication of the Joint
Music by
Anniversary Celebration
committee and made possi-
ble by the Simons-Michel-
Big or small, we custom
son Fund.
the music to your needs.
Nat Kameny, chairman of
968-2563
the public relations awards
judging committee, made
the presentation to Berman
and Federation executive
vice president William
Avrunin.

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Spitzer's Hebrew Book
Warren Optometric Center

Visitors to Detroit will
now be welcomed by special
Bicentennial signs to be
posted at each of the 55 ma-
jor entries to the city.
The signs carry both the
Detroit Bicentennial and
American Revolution Bicen-
tennial Administration lo-
gos. They read: "Welcome to
Detroit, A Bicentennial
Community, Founded in
1701."

Hebrew Club
Slates Meeting

Richard Wagner, princi-
ple of the Bnai Moshe
branch of the United He-
brew Schools, will address
the Moadon Ivri, the Jewish
Community Center Hebrew
club, 3:30 p.m. Sunday at
the 10 Mile branch of the
Center. He will speak on
"Jewish Education in Amer-
ica."

Communal Group
Names Directors

William Avrunin and
Alan Kandel were among
those elected to serve as
members of the board of
directors from North Amer-
ica of the International Con-
ference of Jewish Com-
munal Service.
The group is-planning to
hold a meeting in August in
Jerusalem.

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