THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Newsman Carl Stern to Speaks at NCJW Section Meeting
Greater Detroit Section,
National Council of Jewish
Women, will hear Peabody
Award-winning NBC News
correspondent Carl Stern 8
p.m. Tuesday at Temple
Beth El.
A law and journalism
graduate, Stern has re-
AJCongress Unit
to Hear Reporter
Ed Reingold, Detroit
bureau chief of Time
Magazine, will speak on
"Media Coverage of the
Israel-Arab Conflict" at a
brunch meeting of the
American Jewish Congress
11:30 a.m. Sunday at Staf-
ford's Restaurant in the Or-
chard Mall.
There is a charge. For re-
servations, call Lillian
Weisberg, 352-8094, or Rose
Schwartz, 398-8966.
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In 1973, Stern won a
Freedom of Information Act
lawsuit requiring the FBI to
disclose the operation of a
program to disrupt New
Left political organizations.
He was nominated for
two Emmys in 1974 and
that year won the George
Foster Peabody Award
"for exceptional jour-
nalistic enterprise."
In 1975 he received the
Ted Yates Award, the high-
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8:30 p.m. Tuesday at the
Drake House, Maple and
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public is invited. Donna Ro-
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the National Academy of
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Program
chairman is Carol
Schwartz. Co-chairman is
Harriet Prentis. Committee
members are: Lisa. Barbas,
Marilyn Blumberg, Denise
Farber, Peggy Frank, Hill-
ary Gitstein, Judy Adel-
man, Carol Bloom, Jan
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Talk Show Host Farber
to Address BB Brunch
Barry Farber, nationally
known TV talk show host,
will be the guest speaker at
the 12th annual Bnai Brith
Presidents Brunch 9:30
a.m. April 2 at Adat Shalom
Synagogue. The event is
being held in cooperation
with the Jewish National
Fund. The event will also
celebrate Israel's 30th an-
niversary.
The presidents of the
Metropolitan Detroit Bnai
Brith Men's and Women's
Councils, as well as the
presidents of the 24 lodges
and 25 chapters and units
will be honored with the
planting of tree projects in
the Martyrs Forest and tree
tributes chairmen will -re-
ceive citations.
Besides Detroit, the
"Barry Farber Show" is
seen in Boston, Chicago,
Philadelphia and San Fran-
cisco. A journalist, Farber
covered Castro's takeover of
Cuba, the Hungarian Re-
volt of 1956 and events in
Russia and Biafra. His arti-
cles have appeared in the
New York Times, The
Saturday Review, Reader's
Digest, The Washington
Post and other publications.
His program on WOR in
New York has been syndi-
cated to 25 stations nation-
ally.
Farber was a Conser-
vative Party candidate
for mayor of New York
last year and also ran for
Congress. He was chosen
by Artists and Writers for
Peace in the Middle East
to present the appeal for
a strong pro-Israel plank
at the Republican Na-
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Jewish Students
Bezalel Gordon, son of
Rabbi and Mrs. James I.
Gordon of Oak Park, has
been named director of edu-
cation for the World Union
of Jewish Students on the
European Continent.
Based in London, he will
plan and coordinate all
campus programs for Euro-
pean Jewish students in-
cluding weekend retreats,
seminars and periodicals.
He also will be in charge of
the Youth Leadership
Training Institute in Arad,
— Israel,. in July. .
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been appointed chairman of
the department of anes-
thesia for the Bi-County
Community and Detroit Os-
teopathic Hospitals for the
second year.
He also served on the
executive, tissue audit and
credentials committees.
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1976.
He is a frequent speaker
to the United Jewish Ap-
peal, the Federation of
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inent organizations. He
speaks 15 languages.
The Bnai Brith Presi-
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For information call Bnai
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United Hebrew Schools
Nursery School will have an
open house for parents and
children 2-5 p.m. Sunday at
the nursery school at Tem-
ple Emanu-El.
Parents and children will -
have an opportunity to see
the facilities and meet the
staff. Registration is now
being accepted for the
1978-79 school year.
The curriculum includes
language development,
cognitive activities, arts
and crafts, cooking experi-
ences, science, puppetry,
role playing, music,
rhythms, stories and crea-
tive play. Field trips also
are included in the prog-
ram. The program intro-
duces children to the values
'and customs of Jewish and
American holidays.
Bus transportation is av-
ailable. For information,
Fall the school, 967-4010.
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