THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
28 October 17, 1980
Nov. 6 Book Fair Speakers Listed
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At 10 a.m. Nov. 6, the
Akiva Hebrew Day School
PTA, Hillel Day School
PTO, and Women's
Auxiliary-United Hebrew
Schools will co-sponsor the
Book Fair appearance of
Juliana Geran Pilon, the
Yeitotol
the histories, beliefs, re-
cruiting methods and daily
lives of the members of the
major cults — the Unifica-
tion Church, Hare Krishna,
Scientology, Divine Light
Mission and Children of
God. Smaller groups are
discussed more briefly.
"Prison or Paradise"
explores the attractiveness
RUDIN
MANN
of the cults, the back-
PILON
grounds of those who join,
Mann,
author
of
"Gizelle,
author of "Notes From the
and weaknesses in the con-
Save
the
Children,"
will
Other Side of Night." Ms.
temporary
society which
Pilon's talk is entitled speak on "Evian: Where make the cults appealing.
the
Holocaust
Could
"Growing Up Jewish Under
The book offers specific
Have Been Stopped." Her
Communism."
methods for countering the, -
Her story tells of her re- appearance will be co- cults. The controversial
turn to Romania, from sponsored by the Greater "de-programming" issue is
which her family managed Detroit Council of probed along with other
Pioneer Women.
to flee 17 years before, fol-
Mrs. Mann was a speaker legal ways of removing
lowing many years of being
at the 20th Book Fair in members from the cults.
denied the right to leave.
For information about
1971, when she wrote her
The visit to Romania, an
Book
Fair, call the Jewish
intensely emotional experi- biography of Golda Meir.
Mrs. Mann has just writ- Community Center, 661-
enc awakened the
1000, ext. 250.
author's memories of a ten "Twelve Is Too Old,"
childhood of oppression realistically dealing with
which she weaves into her the marijuana scene. One of
her articles on marijuana
narrative.
Ms. Pilon was born in use appeared in the De-
Bucharest in 1947. She cember 1979 issue of -
studied at the University of Readers Digest, and her ar-
Chicago and Princeton ticle, "Marijuana's Effect on
University, receiving her Lungs," will appear in the
doctorate in philosophy November 1980 issue.
At 8 p.m. Nov. 6, the
from Chicago in 1974.
At 1 p.m. Nov. 6, Peggy American Jewish Con-
gress and American
Jewish Committee will
Beinish Epstein
the appear-
to Receive ZOA's co-sponsor
ance of Marcia R. Rudin,
Brandeis Award the co-author of "Prison
or Paradise (The New
Religious Cults)." The
topic of Mrs. Rudin's talk
will be "New Religious
Cults: Challenge for the
Jewish Community."
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phenomenon in detail. The
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BEINISH EPSTEIN
WASHINGTON
Beinish Epstein, nationally
prominent Zionist, will be
awarded the coveted annual
Louis D. Brandeis Award of
the Zionist Organization of
America at the banquet
concluding the ZOA con-
vention at the Capital Hil-
ton Hotel in Washington
Sunday evening.
Republican Vice
Presidential Candidate
George Bush will be guest
speaker at the convention.
Vice President Walter
Mondale will speak at the
Saturday night session of
the convention.
The Saturday evening
session also will be ad-
dressed by Governor
Patrick Lucey of Wiscon-
sin, Presidential candi-
date John Anderson's
running mate.
The banquet Sunday
envening will be addressed
by Isarel Ambassador to the
U.S. Ephraim Evron.
One of the Godlike things
of this world is the venera-
tion done to human worth
by the hearts of men.
—Carlyle
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Extend A Cordial Invitation to
The Jewish Community of
Metropolitan Detroit
to attend the
CENTENNIAL
ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION •
of the Unforgettable Zionist leader
ZEEV JABOTINSKI
• Distinguished Speaker
• Israeli Films
Free Admission
at Cong. Beth Achim
21100 W. 12 Mile
Wed., Oct. 22, 8 P.M.
Rabbi Milton Arm, Sec.; Simon Cieck, Pres.
Max Drew, Treas.