34 Friday, January 19, 1979
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Economic Outlook Better in Israel
TEL AVIV (ZINS) — The
newspaper Haaretz, which
has been highly critical of
Israel's economic policies,
has come out in favor of Fi-
nance Minister Simha
Ehrlich's removal of foreign
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currency controls.
Haaretz said the move
has ended the black market,
removed the guilt from
those who formerly held
foreign currency illegally,
stimulated foreign invest-
ment in Israel and, despite
inflation, improved the eco-
nomic outlook.
400 Attend Women's Institute Debate Over Intermarriage
Nazi-hunter Simon Wie-
senthal turnvd 70 on Dec.
31, 1978.
Shown at the Jewish Welfare Federation Women's
Division's 32nd Annual Institute are, from left, Jessie
Stern, vice president for program; Barbara Stone, In-
stitute co-chairman; Beatrice Rowe, Institute chair-
man; Division President Dulcie Rosenfeld; and Cam-
paign Chairman Shelby Tauber.
* * *
Jewish family life, de- theme was "Alone Together
spite many problems, is — Our Jewish Family."
inherently strong and will
Anyone who likes Italian will love
Dr. Rosen, program
survive present-day crises
Chef Boy-ar-dee , foods. And
specialist in the Ameri-
as it survived crises in the can Jewish Committee's
anyone who likes cheese
kreplach will love the Chef's
past.
communal affairs de-
Cheese Ravioli. Bite-size
That's the conclusion partment, said many of
macaroni pies, blimp with good
reached by Dr. Gladys
today's family problems,
Italian cheese, in tomato sauce
Rosen in her keynote speech are caused by unprece-
seasoned the Italian way. A
at the Jewish Welfare Fed-
dented mobility. People
meatless mechayeh! Thrifty, too.
eration Women's Division's
are transplanted among
For a delicious dairy meal—hot
32nd Annual Institute Jan. strangers, and the family
lunchor a nosh—invite the Chef
11 at the Jewish Commu-
has shrunk to a nucleus
and serve Italian. All you do is
nity Center.
of parents and children.
heat 'n' eat. Delizioso.
Almost 400 women
Family problems reflect
attended the all-day educa-
tional meeting, whose society's problems, she said.
"You might say what we
have today is an 'ego-
You can be sure it's pure if it's kosher and for the
logical' crisis. The idea that
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A panel discussion on
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some of the problems of
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Jewish family life, and the
Meat Dealers
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Assoc.
them followed Dr. Rosen's
Treat your ravioli mayvin
to real Italian taste...
Chef Boy-ar-det Cheese Ravioli in Sauce.
address. The panel included
Mollie Pitzak, Caryl
Scheuer, Barbara Gordon,
Joel D. Tauber, George M.
Zeltzer and Helen Naimark.
The afternoon speaker
was Jacob Cohen, professor
of American studies • at
Brandeis University.
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Last year, "Rachel, the
Rabbi'• Wife," by Silvia
,Tennenbaum, was pub-
lished as a hard cover book
by William Morrow Co. and
became a best seller in-
stantly.
It has just been issued as a
paperback by Bantam
Books.. Its first sales ex-
ceeded 52,000 and it con-
tinues to be an attraction for
book reviewers_ and their
audiences.
"Rachel, the Rabbi's
Wife" is the honest story of a
woman in search of herself.
Rachel is the wife of
Rabbi Seymour Sonnshein,
the leader of a congregation
in a wealthy Long Island
(N.Y.) suburb. But Rachel
doesn't want to be limited
by the -traditional role. of
"rebitzin" — she would
rather paint alone in her
studio or visit "the city"
than attend temple meet-
ings or Bnai Mitzva, and
these preferences, combined
with her liberalism, out-
spokenness and unfashion-
able dress, cause problems
in the community.
TORONTO — There has
been a continuing debatein
Toronto over intermar-
riage. As reported by the
Canadian Jewish News and
the Jewish Post and Opin-.
ion, a statement by Rabbi
Yaacov Rosenberg that if
his son were to marry a
non-Jew he .would try to get
the girl to convert was chal-
lenged by Rabbi Gedalia
Felder.
Rabbi Felder stated that
this response goes against
the whole body of principles
of traditional Jewish, law.
"Only those truly in-
terested in Judaism, who
want to observe all its com-
mandments, and who want
_to be Jews for the sake of
being Jews are accepted as
converts. Conversions of
convenience, whether for
business or love, are not ac-
cepted," he said.
Rabbi Rosenberg is
vice chancellor of the
Jewish Theological Sem-
inary and Rabbi Felder is
one of five representa-
tives on the Beit Din of
America.
- Rabbi Felder added that
"to say that he would attend
the ceremony if the couple
insisted on a civil service
seems to be too much of a
ground-giving compromise,
if not an outright condoning
of the whole thing."
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