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Friday, Nov. 10,, 1967 TH1 SOUTHERN ISRAELITE
8 Atlantans Will Take Part
In Cleveland CJFWF Meet
A group of eight community
leaders representing the Atlanta
Jewish Welfare Federation will
attend the 36th General Assem
bly of the Council of Jewish Fed
erations and Welfare Funds,
which this year is being held in
Cleveland from November 15
through November 19. More than
1,200 delegates from the United
States and Canada are expected
to attend the five days of meet
ings at the Sheraton-CLevaland
Hotel.
Those attending from Atlanta
are: Mrs. Sam Alterman. Max M.
Cube, Rabbi Harry H. Epstein,
Mrs. Jake Friedman, Max Rit-
tenbaum, Mendel Romm Jr., Mrs.
Mendel Romm Jr. and Mrs. Israel
Wilen. Mrs. Alerman, who serves
on the CJWF’s Women’s Commun
al Service Board of Directors,
will participate in one of the ses
sion’s “Banel of Experts.” Mr.
Cuba, who is a past member of
the Council’s Board otf Directors,
will serve as chairman of a ses
sion of the Large City Budgeting
Conference as well as chairman
of a special session on Regional
Children's Services.
Mr. Rittenbaum is currently a
member of the CJFWF’s board
directors and will serve on the
credentials committee. Mr. Romm
will participate in a series of
HEW-er Shavin To
Talk in Memphis
Norman Shavin, Assistant to
the Regional Director of the De
partment of Health*, Education,
and Welfare, will deliver a major
address at Christian Brothers Col
lege, Memphis, on Nov. 11.
‘‘Education— Yesterday, Today
and Tomorrow” is the theme of
his presentation at the College’s
annual Parents’ Day event.
Shavin, who initiated the De
partment's six-state public infor
mation section as one of nine di
rectors of public information in
the nation, came to the HEW post
in March, following three years
as a daily columnist for the At
lanta Constitution’s editorial
pages.
In addition to his upcoming
speech in Memphis, he has one
scheduled for the Northwest Ki-
wanis Club at the Progressive
Club on Nov. 15. He recently
made Stresses to teachers con
ferences in Rome and Griffin, and
to the student assembly of Rein
hardt College, Waleska, Ga.
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Wedding Date
Mr. and Mrs. E I. Sinkoe of
Charlotte were honored by their
children on their Golden Wed
ding Anniversary with a dinner
dance held October 21. Hosts
were Marilyn and Burton Farwell,
Fay and Gerald Sinkoe and Ben
Sinkoe. Over 200 friends and rel
atives attended.
Mrs. Sinkoe, daughter of the
late Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Smith
of Charlotte, and Mr. Sinkoe, son
of the late Mr. and Mrs. Isaac
Sinkoe of Atlanta, were married
in Charlotte 50 years ago.
Out of town guests for the
event included Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
eret L. Haymann and daughter
Carol, Highland Park, Ill., Mrs.
Fred Levinson and children, Har
rison, N. Y.; Mrs. Monty Bier and
children, Long Island; Mr. and
Mrs. M. Neiman, Miami; Mr. and
Mrs. Abe Merman, Sumter, S. C.;
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Neiman, Ra
leigh, N. C.; Mr. and Mrs. Sol
Stein, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kern,
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Berger, Mrs.
Ethel Levy, Morris Levy and Paul
Klein, 'all of Atlanta; Mr. and
Mrs. Jules Witten, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Witten, Mr. and Mrs. Ran
dolph Silverstem, Mr. and Mrs.
Sidney Cohen, Mr. and Mrs. Mike
Planer, all of Gastonia, N. C.; and
Mrs. Lester Coleman, Jlackson-
ville.
Post 12 Auxiliary
Will Meet Nov. 13
An open Board Meeting of the
Ladies Auxiliary of the Jewish
War Veterans Post 112 will be
held on Monday evening, Nov.
13, 1967 at the Atlanta Jewish
Community Center. All members
are urged to attend as many
matters of importance will be
discussed.
AUGUST A NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. David Silver were
among those who participated in
the United Jewish Appeal Study
Mission in Israel. Mr. Silver, co-
chairman of the UJA in Augusta,
and Mrs. Silver visited all the
holy places in Jordan and the old
city of Jerusalem. They also visit
ed Rome and Florence on their
return trip.
special sessions together with
leadership award winners from
other communities and will be
recognised by the Assembly as
the first recipient of Atlanta’s
Abe Schwartz Leadership Devel
opment Award.
Mrs. Wilen, who also serves on
the CFWF’s Women’s Communal
Service Board of Directors, will
present a special report on Atlan
ta’s exiperiehoe with “Workers’
Orientation Training Utilizing
Group Dynamics Technique,” a
program which was instituted
during the 1966 and 1967 Wom
en’s Division campaign. Mrs.
Wilen served as chairman of this
special program.
Rabbi Epstein will participate
with rabbis from a number of
communities who will be offering
their suggestions as to the most
meaningful rabbinical participa
tion for future Assemblies.
The General Assembly will be
addressed this year by an array
of outstanding speakers including
Whitney Young Jr., executive di
rector of the National Urban Lea
gue; Yaacov Herzog, director gen
eral of the Israeli Prime Min
ister’s officer; Rabbi Arithlur J.
Lely veld, president of the Amer
ican Jewish Congress; and Do re
Schary, national chairman of the
Anti-Defamation League.
An exciting and informative
program concerning the major is
sues facing Jewish communities
today has been planned including
sessions on the latest develop
ments in Israel community re
lations. human rights, women’s
communal services and a detailed
report by the special mission to
Israel.
In addition to the meetings, the
Jewish Community Federation of
Cleveland has arranged for As
sembly delegates and visitors to
be their guests at a special con
cert at the world-renowned Clev
eland Symphony Orchestra.
The agenda for the General
Assembly, according to Louis J.
Fox, president of the Council, “re
flects the personal concern of
American Jews today—the effect on
Jewish communities of the recent
strains and successes in the Mid
dle East.” The program gives
equally prominent time and at
tention, Mr. Fox said, “to the vast
number of new challenges at
home which have been brought on
by changing communal patterns,
and which require bold and Im
aginative programs to meet them
successfully.”
The Atlanta Jewish community
will be host city for the Council’s
37th General Assembly, to be held
November 13-17, 1968 at the Reg
ency Hyatt House.
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