Gutmann Book
Is Selected

Men's Clubs

BNAI DAVID MEN'S
CLUB will sponsor a pre-
Thanksgiving Feather
Party 8 p.m. Nov. 17 in the
synagogue. There will be
prizes. Admission is nomi-
nal.
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AESCULAPIAN Phar-
maceutical Association will

meet 8 p.m. Monday in the
Cranbrook Apts. club
house. Games will follow.
Refreshments will be served
by the ladies auxiliary.

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ADAT
SHALOM
MEN'S CLUB will host a
complimentary breakfast
11 a.m. Sunday in the social

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"Hebrew Manuscript
Painting," a book by Prof.
Joseph Gutmann of Wayne
State University's Art and
Art History Department,
has been included as a
Christmas selection of the
Book of the Month Club.
Dr. Gutmann recently or-
ganized a seminar on "Art
and the Bible" at the Society
of Biblical Literature Meet-
ings in New York. In addi-
tion, he has been invited to
become a regular member of
the newly-created Zionist
Academic Council which
will meet three times a year
in New York.

hall. Max Sosin will
entertain with Jewish
humor and songs. The an-
nual feather party will be
held 8 p.m. Thursday in the
social hall. Paid-up mem-
bers will be admitted free of
charge. Guests are invited
at a nominal charge. Re-
freshments will be served.

emple Brotherhood Federation
Holds National Meeting Locally

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Temple brotherhood
leaders from all parts of the
U.S. and Canada will meet
at the Hyatt Regency Hotel,
Dearborn, Wednesday-Nov.
18 for the fall board meeting
of the National Federation
of Temple Brotherhoods
(NFTB).
Programs and projects to
intensify involvement of
laymen in congregation and
interfaith activities while
meeting the needs of the
Jewish family today will be
planned.
Presiding at the five-day
session will be Lawrence M.
Halperin, of Memphis,
president of NFTB, service
organization of 500 Reform
Jewish temple brother-
hoods.
A training workshop
for temple brotherhood
leaders in the Detroit
area will be conducted
Wednesday. Theme of the
meeting will be "NFTB
and the Local Brother-
hood — A Mutuality of
Interest."
Rabbi Dannel Schwartz,
Temple Beth El, will ad-
dress the opening board
dinner. Rabbi Milton
Rosenbaum of Temple
Emanu-El, will address a
board luncheon Thursday
on- "Blacks and Jews —
Where We Agree and Must
Disagree." Rabbi Lane
Steinger of Temple
Emanu-El will speak on
"Brotherhood's Role in the
Quality of Jewish Life" at
the Nov. 16 luncheon.
A special Brotherhood
Sabbath service will be held

Business
Briefs

Tel-12 Mall will host a
holiday art show Thursday-
• . 18 in the mall. Mall
,,rs are from 10 a.m. to 9
p.m. daily and from noon to
5 p.m. Sunday.

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Raddison Deal
Falls Through

A wealthy Jewish refugee
from Iran has broken off
negotiations to purchase
the Raddison Cadillac Hotel
in downtown Detroit.
The refugee was iden-
tified as Askander Aryah, a
supporter of the deposed
Shah of Iran and owner of
Iranno Tile Co. in Teheran.
Detroit's Bank of the
Commonwealth, which is
controlled by First Arabian
Corp., controls the Raddison
Cadillac.

at Temple Beth El Nov. 16.
Halperin will speak on
"Brotherhood in the World
Today."
Rabbi Harold Loss of
Temple Israel will conduct a
kallah on Reform Judaism's
Conversion Outreach pro-
gram Nov. 17.
A reception and dinner
will honor life members
of the Jewish
Chautauqua Society, the
brotherhoods' project for
interfaith understand-
ing. Douglas Bloom, of
Temple Beth El and an
NFTB board member, is
dinner chairman. David
N. Krem, of St. Louis,
chancellor of the society,
will preside.
Rabbi Richard C. Hertz,
senior rabbi of Temple Beth
El, who teaches a JCS spon-
sored course in Judaism at

the University of Detroit,
will speak on Who Needs
Chautauqua?"
Formal presentation of a
new JCS resident lecture-
ship to Oakland University
will be acknowledged by
Reuben Lorch, dean of the
College of Arts and Sci-
ences.
A library of Judaica
will be presented to
Schoolcraft College,
which will be-accepted by
Dr. C. Nelson Grote,
president.
A program has been ar-
ranged by the Detroit Coun-
cil of Temple Brotherhoods,
headed by Aid Kushner of
Temple Beth El. Maurice M.
Stewart of Temple Israel
and an NFTB board
member, is chairman of the
local hospitality committee.

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Friday, November 9, 1979 51

Activities in Society

Alice Bodzin has been ing, Oak Park. Plans for the
,elected president of the annual family Hanuka
Bodzin Family Club for party will be discussed.
the 1979-1980 program
year. Other officers are:
Pearlena Bodzin, vice
Disco Parties by
president; Marion Duchan,
secretary; and Harry Beitz,
treasurer. Chairmen are:
Pauline Bodzin, sunshine
and gifts; and Linda Bodzin,
publicity. The club will
meet 8 p.m. Sunday in the
Dan Sandberg
home of Mr. and Mrs. Mil-
353-6699
ton Duchag 24601 Hard-

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Catholic-Jewish Conference
Held at Cong. Beth Shalom

OF COURSE NOT!

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Participating in a recent Catholic-Jewish confer-
ence entitled, "Understanding the Jewish Experi-
ence," at Cong. Beth Shalom, were, from left: Father
David 0. Brown, Archdiocesan Office of Education;
Robert H. Naftaly, Anti-Defamation League of Bnai
Brith; Rabbi David Nelson, Cong. Beth Shalom; Rabbi
Leon Klenicki, director, ADL, department of
Catholic-Jewish relations; Father Alex Brunett, di-
rector, Archdiocesan Office of Ecumenism and Inter-
religious Affairs; Mrs. Joseph Polkowski, Archdioce-
san Commission on Ecumenism; and Richard Lo-
benthal, Michigan ADL director.

Book and Author Reception
Set by Wayne State Press

The Wayne State Univer-
sity Press will hold its fall
book and author reception 3
p.m. Wednesday at the
Leonard N. Simons build-
ing, 5959 Woodward, De-
troit.
The reception will be the
occasion "to honor the WSU
Press contribution to
Michigan history and cul-
ture and to the Detroit
urban renaissance of 1980."
Dr. Bernard Goldman is
president of WSU Press.
Detroit News Colum-
nist June Brown will be

cited and plans will be
previewed to celebrate
Detroit's renaissance
with book publications
for 1980.

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