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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Friday, November 3, 1918 55

Mandell Berman to Be Cit ed at Federation Annual Event

OPENING SOON

Former Jewish Welfare
Federation President Man-
dell L. Berman will receive
the Fred M. Butzel Memo-
rial Award for outstanding
community leadership at
Federation's 52nd annual
meeting Monday evening at
Adat Shalom Synagogue.
The dinner meeting at 7
p.m. will be preceded by a 6
p.m. reception.
Berman has been active

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For The January Semester

classes are 3 or 5 Afternoons

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Congregation Shaarit Haplaytah

The president Abe Weberman and the
chairman of the high holiday services
Jack Waksberg wish to thank the whole
committee who helped organize the serv-
ices and the worshippers who participated
and wishes them a healthy and happy
new year.

This Coming Tuesday, November 1

and Continuing for Seven Tuesday Evenings

in Federation and Allied
Jewish Campaign activities
since the 1940s, when he
was a member of the Junior
Service Group (now Junior
Division). In 1947 and 1948
he chaired the group's "Save
Overseas Survivors" effort,
which collected tons of food
and clothing for European
Jews.
He moved on to the Real
Estate Division in the
1950s, serving as its chair-
man in 1956. Berman has
been a member of the Cam-
paign Cabinet since 1970.
Berman was a Federa-
tion vice president in
1972, when he was
elected prsident, a posi-
tion he held through 1975.
He currently serves on
numerous agency boards
and Federation budget
and planning commit-
tees.

Uri Lubrani, ambassador
and head of the Israeli mis-
sion in Tehran, Iran, will
speak at the Israel Bond
Medical Physician Di-
vision's dinner dance 6:30
p.m. Wednesday.
The event, to be held at
Congregation Shaarey
Zedek, will honor Dr. Ar-
nold R. Axelrod, recipient-
elect of Israel's Maimonides
Award.
Ambassador Lubrani was
born in Haifa and served
with the Hagana and Pal-
mach. He studied at Oxford
and returned to Israel to
serve in the Israel Defense
Forces during the War of
Independence. He then
attended London's Univer-
sity College and after
graduation served with the
Israel embassy in London.
Early posts included
serving as private secre-
tary to Foreign Minister

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Moshe Sharett; adviser
on Arab affairs to Prime
Minister David Ben-
Gurion and political ad-
viser to Prime Minister
Levi Eshkol and head of
his Private- Bureau.
Prior to his present post,
assumed in 1973, Ambas-
sador Lubrani was ambas-
sador to Ethiopia and, be-
fore that, ambassador to
Uganda. He has also served
as a member of the board of
Koor Industries, in charge
of joint ventures and inter-
national projects.
• For dinner reservations,
call Israel Bonds, 557-2900.

The

rin and elections to Federa-
tion's board of governors.
"To Life!", a slide-and-
music presentation showing
the work of Federation's
local member agencies, will
be shown. It was produced
by Richard Vernick, with
music by Julius Chajes.

SHEL ROTT

ORCHESTRA

Featuring

T.V. ,& Recording Artist

VICKIE CARROLL -
Professional Entertainment"

354-0110

The 1918 Intercongregational Adult Education Institute

CAROLYN ROSENBERG

Carolyn Rosenberg of
Southfield was selected as
one of three nominees re-
presenting the University
of Michigan for a Rhodes
Scholarship. The final de-
termination of the schol-
arship recipient will be
made in Chicago in De-
cember.
The daughter of Lillian
Rosenberg and the late Mr.
Irving Rosenberg, Ms.
Rosenberg recently was
elected to the Phi Beta
Kappa honorary. She' is a
senior in the honors college
at U-M.

255-1599

MEET THE CHALLENGE

OF Social Work in Israel

Hear about it at a Social
Work Conference being held in Cleveland,
Ohio, Nov. 18-19, 1978
For further information contact:
ISRAEL ALIYAH
Center
968-1044

You are cordially
invited to attend
a discussion of
the BRAND NEW

American
Jewish
Congress
Overseas
Program

These are Special Tours
for Everyone!

• First-Timers

• Repeaters

• Young and Single, and
Young and Married
(ages 18-39)

• Sophisticated Singles (aged 40+)
• "Young-at-heart" (aged 62+)

There's ISRAEL in varying durations
and combined with a variety
of European destinations
(more than ever before)
as well as EUROPE,
the ORIENT, MEXICO,
the CARRIBBEAN, ETC..

Wednesday, 'Nov. 8th, 8 p.m.

TEMPLE EMANUEL
14450 W. 10 Mile Road
Oak Park, Michigan

Hear:

Betty Weir Alderson

Nitio— rfal Direcldf,
Overseas Program

If you cannot attend, please call or write our office at 21751 W.
Nine Mile Rd. — Suite 102, Southfield, Mich. 48075; 313 357-
2766 for our handsomely illustrated brochure or any additional
information. We want to anwswer youir travel questions.

Beth Shalom Synagogue

The Conservative Rabbis of Metropolitan Detroit present

This is you chance to study, to enrich and expand your
knowledge of our heritage of Torah, and to find a new
dimension of meaning in your life as a Jew.
For more information, call Rabbi Alan Lucas at 357-
5544 - or just come Tuesday evening.

The annual meeting pro-
gram will include a report
by President Martin E. Cit-

Israeli Ambassador to Iran
Physicians' Dinner Speaker

Detroit Woman
Nominated for
Rhodes Award

Eighteen classes taught by outstanding scholars and
educators in the fields of Bible, Rabbinics, Jewish
Thought and Philosophy, Jewish Practices and Obser-
vances, Contemporary Jewish Issues, Jewish Music,
and a special crash course in reading Hebrew.
The Institute will be held at Congregation Shaarey
Zedek, 27375 Bell Road. You can register at the door
Tuesday, November 7, at 7:00 p.m. Classes begin at
8:00.

A board member of the
national Council of Jewish
Federations, Berman was
first chairman of the CJF
Committee on Federation
Planning for Jewish Educa-
tion. He chaired the Ameri-
can Association for Jewish
Education's board of gover-
nors from 1966 to 1977. He
is also a member of the
board of the Jewish_Agency.
Berman has been a leader
of New Detroit, Inc., and of
WTVS-TV (Ch. 56). He is a
former president of the
Builders Association of
Southeastern Michigan and
chairman of the Michigan
State Housing Authority.
A Franklin resident, he
heads MLB Investments,
Inc., of Southfield.

presents

"An Evening With
Cole Porter"

with The Black Sheep Repertory Theater
of Manchester, Michigan

Sun., Nov. 26, 8:15 P.M.

tickets are $5 in advance $6 at the door

for more information call

Jeannette Eizelman 398-2940

Sophie Pearistein 352-0483