Friday, April 25, 1980 31

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Avoid all singularity and
affectation. — What is ac-
cording to nature is best,
while what is contrary to it
is always distasteful. Noth-
ing is graceful that is not
our own.
Collier

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Hebrew U. Arab
Student May.
Be Expelled

JERUSALEM (JTA) —
An Arab student at the He-
brew University has been
barred from the dormitory
for one year and may be ex-
pelled for an alleged affront
to the memory of Holocaust
victims.
A maintenance worker at
the Mt. Scopus campus re-
ported that Sulieman
Hashem, a freshman, blew
out a memorial candle on
Yom Hashoa (April 13).
Hashem did not deny the
accusation. He said he
thought the candle was lit
because of a power failure
and blew it out when the
power was restored.
But the dormitory disci-
plinary committee ordered
him to move out. The stu-
dent faces a university
disciplinary court which
may expel him and possible
legal action initiated by the
police.

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JNF Young Women Will Hold Their
Annual Fund-Raising Auction Sunday

Marriages

Martha Ann Churchill
and Laurence R. Imer-
man were married recently
at Temple Beth El. Rabbi
Richard C. Hertz of Temple
Beth El and Phillip
Frankel, rabbi emeritus of
Cong. Shaarey Zedek, East
Lansing, officiated.
The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Churchill of Milan. Parents
of the bridegroom are Mrs.
Dorothy Imerman and the
late Mr. Sidney J. Imerman.
Susan Brake of Lansing
was maid of honor. Paul Im-
erman was best man, and
ushers were Karl Twyman
and Randolph Dubitsky.
The new Mrs. Imerman
was graduated from the
University of Michigan and
Thomas Cooley Law School.
Her husband was graduated
from Washington Univer-
sity in St. Louis, the Uni-
versity of Michigan and the
University of Detroit Law
School._

Arrangements have been
completed for the Young
Women of Jewish National
Fund's auction to take place
7 p.m. Sunday at Temple
Emanu-El.
The evening will begin
with a wine and cheese pre-
view, and the auction will
start at 8 p.m. Guest celeb-
rity auctioneers will be
John Kelly and Marilyn
Turner of Channel 7.
Among the auctioneers will
be Joel Morse and Hanley
Gurwin.

The auction committee
includes: Donna Sklar, gen-
eral chairman; Phyllis Ab-
rahams and Charlotte Fins-
tein, tickets; Judy Kauf-
man, "white elephants";
Esther Goldenberg, Sheila
Guyer and Dale Goodman,
ad journal; Myrna Dosie,
gifts; Faye Menczer,
president; Edith Kowalsky,
refreshments; and Rissa
Winkelman, gifts.
The auction will kick

Preparing for the Young Women of Jewish Na-
tiont Fund's annual auction to take place Sunday at
Temple Emanu-El, are, from left: Phyllis Abrahams,
tickets; Judy Kaufman, "white elephants"; Esther
Goldenberg, ad journal; Donna Sklar, general auction
chairman; Myrna Dosie, gifts; Faye Menczer,
president; Edith Kowalsky, refreshments; and Rissa
Winkelman, standing, gifts.

The public is invited at a
off the women's drive to
raise $100,000 over the nominal charge.
next three years to estab-
lish a recreation area in
the Galilee.

Hadassah Cites Life Members

Metropolitan Detroit
Chapter of Hadassah will
present a "Spring Into
Summer Fashion Show,"
honoring Hadassah life
members and associates, 2
p.m. May 4 in the Somerset
Mall auditorium.
Children's fashions will
be modeled by Junior
Hadassah life members.
The planning committee in-
cludes: President, Annette
Meskin; Vice President-
Membership, Marjorie
Saulson; life membership
chairman, Ann Baruch; and
associates chairman, Sheila
Bass.
Admission is free, and

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Mr. and Mrs. Bernard (Agnes) Klein of Bloomfield
Hills are pictured at the dedication of the Irena Gross
Grove in Sanhedrya Forest in Israel. The grove,
planted under the auspices of the Jewish National
Fund, is named for Mrs. Klein's mother.
A grove of 1,000 tress was Women.
planted in the Sanhedrya
The grove was planted
Forest in Israel in memory by her husband, Morice,
of Irena Gross, a former De- and by her children
troiter who was involved in under the auspices of the
a variety of women's Zionist Jewish National Fund.
organizations.
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Mrs. Gross, who resided Bernard (Agnes) Klein of
in Montreal at the time of Bloomfield Hills, Mrs.
her death, was president of Stanley (Judith) Cadloff
the Women's International of Montreal and Louis of
Zionist Organization while Chicago.
living in Humenni,
Ina Greenwald of the JNF
Czechoslovakia. In Detroit,
she was a member of Hadas- officiated at the dedication,
sah and Pioneer Women which was attended by Mr.
and was a life member of and Mrs. Klein and rela-
American Mizrachi tives in Israel.

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