Picked to Head Israel Bond Drive

Family and Children's
Service Slates Special
of William C. Roney & Co.,
stock exchange firm, in 1950, Institute for Members

Gilmore Bros. department store
as a clerk in 1948, and then be-
tame vice president-treasurer,
and later manager of Gilmore
Bros. He resigned as an officer
at Gilimore's in 1959 to devote
full time to civic affairs.
Harris, 38, the other Israel
Bond co-chairman, attended
Kalamazoo public schools, Uni-
versity of Hawaii, Western
Michigan University and the
lor Gilmore University of Chicago.
He began working as manager
) entertain-

Jr., 34, is
in Kalama-
elected in
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College,
U. S. Army
to 1946.
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and became a resident partner
last year.
He is an allied member of
the New York Stock Exchange,
past president of Bnai
Kalamazoo Lodge; vice presi-
dent of the Michigan Council
of Bnai Brith; director, Congre-
gation of Moses; member, Michi-
gan regional Bnai Brith; and
Michigan regional advisory board
member of ADL.

Center's Volleyball .Champs to Be Honored

Kingstons (Teen League) and land Phillipp, Jerry Rubin and
Debonaires (Tween League) Alan Silver.
Debonaires: Joel Benson, Ed
have won Jewish Center volley-
ball I e.a g u e championships. Buchman, Milt Cohen, Steve
Cooper, Alan Faigin, Bruce
Members of the teams, to be Feldman,
Ken Foon, Barry
honored at the annual banquet, Goldsmith, Larry Gussin, Ken
are:
Kahl, Marty Kane, Mike Kla-
Kingstons: Arnold Collins, chefsky, Paid Levine, Jeff
Allan Davis, Howard Kaplan, Schmier, Dave Shepherd, . Joel
Jules Levey, Larry Lipson, Sigal, Joel Sokoloff and Larry
Paul Moss, Alan Polstlin, Ro- Zeldner.

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Israel Film,
Like,Mike,' on
Stratford Agenda for '61 Festival

A special Institute for mem-
bers of board, committees and
staff of the Jewish Family and
Children's Service is scheduled
for 8 p.m. Wednesday at the
Jewish Center.
The Institute has been care-
fully planned by a select com-
mittee, headed by Mrs. Ben-
jamin E. Jaffe and Mrs. Charles
Lakoff. It is designed to give
board and committee members
a deepened familiarity with the
services of the agency.
Brief presentations will be
made by the following staff
members: "What Problems Do
People Bring to Us?," Milton
Weiner; "The People We Help,"
Sheldon Siegel; "The Resources
for Helping," Rose Kaplan;
"Unmet Needs," Harold Silver.
Mrs. Samuel Linden will act
as moderator and lead the dis-
cussion.

The widely - acclaimed Israeli
film, "I Like Mike," is one of
five feature films from as many
different countries, plus an as-
sortment of snort subjects, that
have been entered in the Strat-
ford Film Festival, John Haye,
director, announced.
In all, 48 countries were ap-
proached with requests for films
of exceptional merit, Hayes said.
It is hoped • that many of them
will be represented at the Avon
Theater when the Film Festival
opens on Aug. 21.
During the two-week run of the
Festival, which continues until
Sept. 2, showings will be twice a
day at 2:30 p.m. and 8:30 p.m.,
except on the opening day when
there is no matinee.
Feature films will include
"Romeo, Juliette et les Ten-
ebres" ("Romeo, Juliet and
Darkness") from Czechoslovakia,
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Northwest Rescue Women's
Gift to Proyide Specialized
Center Leadership Program

The Jewish Center announces
receipt of a special grant from
the Northwest Child Rescue
Women for the purpose of prn-
viding . specialized leadershiP_
for a group of young adults
who have been meeting at the
Center since the spring of 1960.
This grant will make it po§
sible for young people enrolled
in this group to participate'in
a recreational program geared
to their special needs.

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When money gets tight the
average man is short of loose
change.

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