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NCJW Names Israel Emissary
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NEW YORK — Sheryl
Baron Nestel has been
named official representa-
tive in Israel of the National
Council of Jewish Women,
effective immediately.
The responsibilities of the
NCJW representative relate
to the many programs
which NCJW has been spon-
soring in Israel since 1948.
Of major priority is the
work done at the NCJW
Engag ements)
Mr. and Mrs. Gilmore
Reid of Brookfield, Wis., an-
. nounce the engagement of
A, their daughter Sara Ann
\ Reid to Burton E. KaploO,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Kaploe of Briar Dr., Oak
Park. Miss Reid was grad-
uated from the University
of Wisconsin. Her fiance
was graduated from South-
ern Illinois University. An
April wedding in Kalama-
zoo is planned.
Research Institute for Inno-
vation in Education, a part
of the School of Education
of The Hebrew University,
where educators are seeking
solutions to the problems of
educating Israel's disadvan-
taged population.
Supervision of NCJW's
Ship-A-Box program,
through which NCJW Sec-
tions throughout the United
States send parcels of toys
and educational materials
. to Israeli children, will also
be part of the duties of the
representative.
NCJW members visiting
Israel will be given special
briefings by the representa-
tive on NCJW Institute ac-
tivities, and will have the op-
portunity to meet with
Israeli alumni of NCJW's
Fellowship Program.
Orthodox Women
to Hold Dinner
Mikvah Israel-Women's
Orthodox League will hold
its annual dinner 6 p.m.
Don Schaupeter - Sunday at the Sheraton-
Southfield Hotel.
invites you to
exhibit & attend
Guest speaker will be
Rabbi
Joseph Grunblatt,
• Antiques • Arts • Crafts
spiritual leader of Queens
and Collectibles
Jewish Center, Forest Hills,
SHOW & SALE N.Y.
Rabbi Feivel Wagner, of
Jan. 30, 31 and Feb. 1
Young Israel of Greenfield,
will be master of ceremo-
Peddlers Village
nies. Entertainment will be
Mall & Marketplace
provided by the Kol Yisroel
Ensemble.
14001 Telegraph at
For ticket information,
School craft
call Marvin Seligson,
For info 255-7670
542-2119.
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Announcing The Re-Opening Of
JAKUBOWITZ'S
Fish & Kosher Poultry Mkt.
Monday February 2nd
with the freshest fish and
freshest kosher poultry
with the best service as always
We skin, bone and grind
fish free of charge
25661 Coolidge Oak Park 399-6260
CHEESE WORLD
Tel-12 Shopping Center
Announces Their Opening
NOW SELLING WINE
IN ADDITION TO THE
"Wonderful World of Cheese"
SUPER
SPECIAL
MUENSTER
PISTACHIO NUTS
9 " lb
$ 2 95 lb
CREAM HARVARTI . $ 1 79 lb
Under New Management
STOP IN AND SEE US
Levi Arthritis Hospital Noted
for Its Program of Treatment
Linda Berg Bride Homosexuals
Not Criminals,-
of Mr. Solomon
MKs Propose
MRS. SOLOMON
Linda Berg and William
Solomon were married in a
candlelight ceremony re-
cently at Temple Emanu-El.
Rabbi Milton Rosenbaum
officiated.
The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Berg
of Capital Dr., Southfield.
Parents of the bridegroom
are Mr. and Mrs. Meyer So-
lomon of Parklawn Ave.,
Oak Park.
The bride wore her moth-
er's wedding gown of ivory
slipper satin with scalloped
neckline and poplin cathed-
ral train. The gown was ac-
cented with an Alencon lace
headpiece highlighted with
seed pearls and a fingertip-
length veil. She carried
white tea roses and baby's
breath.
Wendy Berg was her sis-
ter's maid of honor.
Bridesmaids were Lori
Solomon, sister of the
bridegroom, and Paula
Preisler and Judy Zwick.
Ronald Pelavin was best
man. Ushers were Ronald
Kerwin, Dr. Bernard
Schwartz and Stuart Zwick.
Following a honeymoon
to St. Maarten, the couple
will live in Southfield.
Women's League
Sets Annual Event
The League of Jewish
Women's Organizations of
greater Detroit will have its
48th annual meeting noon
Feb. 12 at Cong. Shaarey
Zedek.
Co-sponsoring the meet-
ing is the League of Catholic
Women's Organizations of
Greater Detroit who will
participate in a program in
honor of Lincoln's Birthday,
Brotherhood Month and the
Bicentennial.
Michigan Supreme Court
Justice James L. Ryan will
speak on "Justice Today."
Petite luncheon will be
served. The public is invited.
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Mail Warning
The Jewish News will
have a normal local pub-
licity deadline of noon
Monday, Feb. 16 for the
issue of Feb. 20. How-
ever, because there will
be no mail delivery that
day publicity chairman
are urged to mail early or
hand-deliver their mate-
rial. Material received
late will be withheld
from publication and
used the following week
if still timely.
JERUSALEM — Homo-
sexual relations, as well as
intercourse with animals
and unnatural relations
with the opposite sex, would
no longer be a crime under a
private Knesset members
bill tabled last week by MKs
of four different factions.
The sentence for these
acts, at present, is a maxi-
mum 10 years' imprison-
ment under paragraph 152
of the Penal Code. The sent,,
ence, has not been passed
and cases have not been
brought to Court, however,
under the Attorney-Gener-
al's standing orders to the
prosecution not to press
charges.
According to the Jerusa-
lem Post, Shulamit Aloni
(Ya'ad), Yosef Sarid
(Alignment-Labor), Akiva
Nof (Likud-Free Center)
and Meir Payil (Moked)
want the paragraph taken
off the statute book, how-
ever, since they claim its
presence there has rendered
homosexuals open to black-
mail.
Meanwhile, in Washing-
ton, the Rabbinical Coun-
cil of America lauded the
Vatican's recent reaffir-
mation of a document urg-
ing sexual morality, term-
ing the statement "an act
of courage and statesman-
ship."
The Vatican's stance con-
demning premarital sex as
homosexulity was praised
by Rabbi Fabian Schonfeld,
president of the council, and
his views were echoed by a
majority of the 500 Ortho-
dox rabbis attending the
council's annual three-day
Torah convocation.
HOT SPRINGS, Ark. —
Arthritis sufferers no
longer need to despair that
there is no hope for the re-
lief from their disease — the
Leo N. Levi National Arthri-
tis Hospital here is fully
equipped to take care of the
arthritic patient's needs.
Founded 62 years ago by .
Bnai Brith, the hospital pro-
vides individual treatment
combined with a regimen of
exercise, diet and physioth-
erapy specially pro-
grammed to suit the pa-
tient's pgrticular form of
the disease.
According to Rabbi P.
Selvin Goldberg, chaplain
for the hospital, there is a
special department for chil-
dren. Therapy requires an
average stay of about three
years; during which time a
hospital tutor helps the
child keep up his school
work. The tutor is especially
A college degree and edu-
cation are not synonymous.
Possibly they never will be,
but a good deal could be
done to bring them into
closer harmony.
trained to be alert to the
child's emotional needs.
Named for the late past
president of Bnai Brith,
the Leo N. Levi hospital is
located in an area famous
for the medicinal qualities
of its natural hot water.
The hospital is situated
on land donated by the U.S.
government through a spe-
cial act of Congress, and is
fully approved by the Joint
Commission on Accredita-
tion of Hospitals, by the Ar-
kansas Hospital Association
and the American Hospital
Association.
The hospital is open to all
afflicted with arthritis, and
fees are mainly based on
ability to pay.
CRITERION CLUB
invites all to its
MID-WINTER BALL
(informal)
Sat., FEB. 7th, 9 p.m.
$2.50 ea.
inaugurating use of the beauti-
ful, newly-renovated Activities
Hall at—
Oak Park Community Center
14300 Oak Park Blvd.—
Johnny "C" & Orch.
social mixers. refreshments,
prizes, etc.
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The month of Adar
Means Purim's not far,
Unless it's a leap yar!
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Then, my friend, you've got to wait,
But don't allow the date to irritate.
Human's fate will compensate.
On that, there's no debate!
In the meantime don't procrastinate!
While the wine is new it
must be mixed with the old
wine, but when the wine
becomes old it can stand by
itself.
—The Talmud
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KOSHER MEAT AT ITS BEST AT 10l
Independent Association Members
THIS WEEKS SPECIALS
Only at your kosher independent market you can still have your
personalized service LOOK FOR THE ASSOCIATION EMBLEM1
Sun., Feb. 1st thru Thurs., Feb. 5th
Middle Chuck ..
$ 1 19 lb.
BERNARDS KOSHER MEATS
Bernard Rayber-13925 W. 9 Mile
398-3180
THE-S-BOXMAN BROS.
Harry-Ben-Oscar-Sam-Frank
13515 W. 7 Mile Rd.-- ---UN 4-9054
CARL'S KOSHER MEAT MKT.
Carl Carson 968-7450
Lincoln Center Oak Park
COHEN & SON MEAT MARKET
26035 Coolidge Hwy.
Jack Cohen—Oak Park 48237
Te. LI 7-4121
LOUIS COHEN AND SON
12939 West Seven Mile Road
Allan A. Cohen—Detroit 48235
DI 1-1607 DI 1-1608
DEXTER DAVISON KOSHER MEATS
Feldman Bros. Proprietors
24760 Coolidge
Eugene FeldmanMichael Feldman
Oak Park 48237—LI 8-6800
Under the supervision of
the Council of Orthodox Rabbis
Turkey Drumsticks 79(
GOLDIN, KOTIN & SMITH
23057 Coolidge
Seward Goldin, Ben Smith
Oak Park 48237—LI 7-3900
HARVARD ROW KOSHER MEATS
21780 W. 11 Mile Road
Sidney Mirves, John Katz, Dave Krasman,
Southfield 48076-356-5110
MORRIS KOSHER MEAT MARKET
7134 W. Seven Mile Rood
William Schwartz—Detroit 48221
Dl 1-8604
NORTHGATE KOSHER MEAT & POULTRY
25254 Greenfield
Jack Miller
Oak Park 48237-548-4887
PASADENA KOSHER MEAT
24721 Coolidge
Ben Shapiro, Joe Felstein
Oak Park 48237—LI 3-8860
SINGERS MEAT MARKET
13721 W. Nine Mile Road
Jact Attis, Philip Swarin
Oak
Park 48237—LI 7-8111
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