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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

50 Friday, April 4, 1980

Births

March 30 — To Mr. and
Mrs. Richard S. Victor (De-
nise Berman) of Southfield,
a son, Ronald Warren.

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- March 28 — To Mr. and
Mrs. Abe Weberman (Bar-
bara Been) of Southfield, a
daughter, Karen Elyse.

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March 20 — To Dr. and

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Mrs. Ross Kaplan (former
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Kanarek) of Salem, Ore., a
son, Adrian Michael.
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March 23 — To Mr. and
Mrs. David Moss (Lisa Lof-
man), former Detroiters of
Richmond Heights, Ohio, a
daughter, Emily Rose.
* * *
March 14 — To Dr. and
Mrs. Steven A. Migdal
(Andrea Kay) of Bloomfield
Hills, a son, Joshua Adam.

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Happy

Feb. 26 — To Mr. and
Mrs. Tzvi Silverstein (Vera
Stern) of Oak Park, a son,
Yoel Mordechai.

Parley Open
to Local Doctors

The American Physicians
Fellowship annual interna-
tional seminar, scheduled
for May 1-2 in Bethesda,
Md., is open to all local
physicians.
Speakers will include Is-
raeli physicians and mem-
bers of the faculty of the
U.S. National Institutes of
Health. The topic is "Ad-
vances in Clinical Medicine,
1980."
For information, call Dr.
Bernard Weston, 353-5660.

Correction

The name of Dr. F. Paul
Pearsall was inadvertantly
misspelled in the Cong.
Beth Shalom advertisement
in last week's paper. The
Jewish News regrets the er-
ror.

35th Anniversary

MOM and DAD
Grandma & Grandpa

Love,

Ronna, Shel, Robbie,
Lisa, Larry, Sue,
Jori, Shelly, Probo and Raisin

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Grand Rapids Bond Unit Hosts Reception, Breakfast

community-wide
A
breakfast, sponsored by the
Grand Rapids Israel Bond
Committee and held in
cooperation with State of Is-
rael Bonds, is scheduled for
10 a.m. April 27 at Ahavas
Israel, 2727 Michigan,
N.Y., Grand Rapids. Arthur
Silverstein and Jerry Subar
are general chairmen of the
volunteer committee.
Committee members in-
clude: Hyman Berkowitz,
Lester Berman, Percy Be-
rman, Irving Borenzweig,
Rabbi Melven Glazer,
Richard Grande, Sam
Kravitz, Marilyn Leven,
Rabbi Albert Lewis,
Seymour Rapaport, Dora
Rosenzweig, Leonard
Rosenzweig, Rosalie Roten-
berg, Maxine Shapiro,
Anita Silverstein, Edward
Silverstein, Florence Sil-
verstein, Yetta Smaller,

Geneva Smith and Judy
Subar.
Ahavas Israel Men's Club
liaison members for the
breakfast are Arthur Be-
rzon and David Eisenberg.
In advance of the Israel
Bond breakfast, Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Silverstein
will host a leadership re-
ception in their home 8
p.m. April 16. Dr. Arieh L.
Plotkin, lecturer, scholar
and expert on Middle
Eastern affairs, will be
the guest speaker.
Dr. Plotkin was educated
at the Hebrew University in
Jerusalem and the Univer-
sity of London. He was the
first citizen of Israel to be
admitted to Princeton Uni-
versity's Woodrow Wilson
School of Public and Inter-
national Affairs from which
he obtained the degree of
Master in Public Affairs. He

Unfavorable Picture of Jews
May Cause Ban of Merchant

A citizens review commit-
tee in Midland is recom-
mending that "The Mer-
chant of Venice," a play by
William Shakespeare
which contains offensive
references to Jews, be
banned from classroom dis-
cussion in local high school
literature classes.
Yet the Jewish couple
who first objected to the use
of the play said last week
that they do not agree with
the committee's decision
and that the play is accept-
able as long as the students
are cautioned that the char-
acter of Shylock was taken
from the most unflattering
stereotype of Jews during
the 16th Century, a time of
intense anti-Semitism.
"The classroom is the
place to teach the play in its

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BLOCH - ROSE AUX-
ILIARY will meet 8:15 p.m.
Tuesday in the Jewish War
Veterans Memorial Home.
Second nominations will be
taken, officers elected and
reports read. A social hour
will follow. For information,
call President Dorothy Co-
hen, 547-0780; or the JWV
office, 559-5680.

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perspective," said Mrs.
Helena Silverman, mother
of a high school sophomore.
Her husband told reporters
that by banning the play
from the classroom, the
committee is "afraid to
grasp the problem and face
it the way it is."
The play is still in the
school library and will not
be taken from the shelves
before the school board
makes its final decision
April 14, according to
School Superintendent
Robert Owen.

Readers
Forum

Materials submitted to the
Readers Forum must be
brief. The writer's name will
be withheld from publica-
tion upon request. No un-
signed letters will be pub-
lished. Materials will not be
returned unless a stamped,
self-addressed envelope is
enclosed.

A New Titus?

Editor, The Jewish News:
In the times of Christ the
Jewish people had a Roman
general — Titus — deter-
mined to destroy the Jewish
state. He did it by building a
wall around Jerusalem and
it took him three years to do
it. He called it "re-
establishing Rome's sover-
eign military power."
In our times the Jewish
people have an American
President — Jimmy Carter
— determined to destroy the
Jewish state. He is using his
entire presidential term to
do it. He calls it "establish-
ing a comprehensive peace
in the entire Middle East."
Hyman Olken

Livermore, Calif.

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earned an additional MA
degree and his PhD degree
from Princeton's depart-
ment of politics, where he
taught comparative gov-
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Born in Germany in 1921,
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