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THE DETROIT JEWISH PEWS
Probus Club Names Winners 50 Teachers at Holocaust Confab
Approximately
50 Jews were, they tend to be levant to youth by drawing
of Annual Academic Awards teachers
from public school
thought of as less than parallels to the treatment of
Dr. Margo P. Cohen, associate professor of
medicine and physiology at Wayne State University
School of Medicine, and Dr. Bryan D. Jones, second
from right, associate professor of political science,
display their Probus Club plaques after being hon-
ored as the recipients of the 16th annual Probus Club
Awards for Academic Achievement at WSU. Joining
in the ceremony Edward H. Friedman, left, president
of the Probus Club, and Dr. George E. Gullen, Jr.,
right, president of WSU. Each recipient received a
$1,000 grant, without restrictions, in addition to the
plaques.
LZA Will Install Naimark
as New President Sunday
Norman Naimark will be
installed as president of the
Detroit Metropolitan Coun-
cil of the Labor Zionist Al-
liance Sunday.
Naimark was president of
the Junior Division of the
Jewish Welfare Federation
in 1947. He later assumed
the chairmanship of the
newly-formed Metropolitan
Division. He is a member of
the executive committee of
the Jewish Community
Council, serving, as well, on
the Community Relations
Committee, the Internal
Relations-Cultural Com-
NORMAN NAIMARK
mittee and the Mediation
Service. As a member of the has dealt with issues includ-
IRCC, Naimark worked
ing the Middle East, the
closely with the Detroit anti-Nazi question and
Roundtable of Christians American legislation such
and Jews on the recent as full-employment and
programming on the
labor law reform.
Holocaust.
Other officers to be in-
Naimark was instrumen-
stalled are: Evelyn
tal in the formation of a co- Noveck and Steve
alition between the Labor Medow, vice presidents;
Zionist Alliance and the A.
Ethel Silberg, secretary;
Philip Randolph Institute • Bernard Schiff, trea-
in the Detroit area. This co- surer; Bess Berris, cul-
alition of blacks and Jews
tural chairman; Helen
ALYN Chapter
Started Here
The Michigan Chapter of
the ALYN Society for Phys-
ically Handicapped Chil-
dren was officially launched
last month at a meeting in
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Irving Mark.
Mrs. Mark appealed on
behalf of the orthopedic
hospital and rehabilitation
center located in Israel.
Malcolm Woldenberg, na-
tional ALYN president,
who had an active role in
the building of the facility,
attended the gathering.
The facility has out-
patient clinics and treats
most of the major illnesses.
Goldie Eskin is executive
director of the Midwestern
Region. For information,
call the local ALYN office,
357-1157.
Naimark and Henry
Faigin, Zionist affairs
co-chairmen; Benjamin
Ben-Baruch and Victor
Ross, social and political
affairs co-ehairmen; and
Jeremy Salinger, mem-
bership chairman.
systems in Wayne, Oakland
and Macomb counties at-
tended a conference co-
sponsored by the Jewish
Community Council enti-
tled, "Teaching the
Holocaust," May 25 at
Mercy College in Detroit.
Keynote speaker Dr.
Eugene J. Fisher, executive
secretary of the National
Secretariat on Catholic-
Jewish Relations of the Na-
tional Conference of
Catholic Bishops, explained
the importance of teaching
the Holocaust in both the
public and parochial
schools. He said the experi-
ence of the Holocaust
teaches valuable lessons in
human relations, for it
shows that when people are
identified in terms of group
affiliation alone, as the
SUNDAY JEWISH
SINGLES of the Jewish
Community Center will
hear Dr. F. Paul Pearsall,
chief of the Problems of
Daily Living Clinic at Sinai
Hospital, 8 p.m. Sunday in
the main Jewish Commun-
ity Center complex. Dr.
Pearsall will speak on
"Sexuality and the Single
Adult." There is a charge.
For information, call Ann
Klempner, 557-3698; Bea
Braun, 357-4369; or
Dorothy Shapiro, 557-2599.
The group bowls every sec-
ond and fourth Sunday of
the month at Oak Park
Lanes at 8:15 p.m. Meetings
are held the first and third
Sundays of each month, and
open board meetings are
held the second Sunday of
the month at the 10 Mile
Center at 8 p.m. Singles age
30 and up are invited.
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MICHIGAN JEWISH
SINGLES COUNCIL will
htive a bonfire Havdala ser-
vice 10 p.m. Saturday at
Oak Park Major Park, at
the large fire circle. A
kidush will follow. Admis-
sion is free, and everyone is
welcome.
Indians, Blacks and
Japanese in the United
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Fisher also placed States.
much of the blame for the
Freddy Sheyer
West's negative image of
the Jews on Christianity,
which he said has por-
trayed the Jews as
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Christ-killers and believ-
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ers in an obsolete relig-
ion.
ORCHESTRA
Following Fisher's ad-
dress, representatives from
Oak Park High School,
Southfield High School and
Bishop Foley High School
gave presentations on the
status of Holocaust studies
in their schools, and their
methods for teaching the
subject.
Many of the comments
made during discussion
periods stressed the need for
making the Holocaust re-
( Singles Events
p.m. at West Bloomfield
Lanes. Following bowling,
participants will go to the
McDonald's restaurant ac-
ross the street. There is a
charge for bowling. For re-
servations, call the Center
group services office, 661-
1000, ext. 219.
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SWINGING SINGLES,
25 and up, will have a
cocktail party and dance
8:30 p.m. Sunday at Rober-
to's, 2485 Coolidge,
Berkley. There is a charge.
For information, call Hen-
rietta Lewis, 546-0903.
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SINGLE YOUNG
ADULT DEPARTMENT
of the Jewish Community
Center will sponsor an
evening of "bowling and
burgers" June 29, meeting 8
Hochberg Heads
Alex Blumenberg, Philip
Imber, Sheldon Klimist and New Horizons
Morris Lieberman will
Israel Hochberg has been
serve on the executive appointed executive direc-
committee.
tor of New Horizons of Oak-
land County, Inc.
A Torch Drive agency,
New Horizons offers voca-
tional training for the men-
BNAI DAVID MEN'S tally and physically im-
CLUB will hold its annual paired.
election brunch 11 a.m.
Sunday in the synagogue,
Wins Film Prize
announces Philip Bolton,
chairman of the election
Lindsay Press, son of Mr.
nominating committee. The and Mrs. Sam Press of Sel-
slate will be presented and kirk Ave., Southfield, was
nominations will be taken the runner up in the WXYZ
from the floor. Admission is radio "Sassy Award" home
movie contest.
free to members.
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