Honoring Bernard R. Siegel,
- president of Knollwood Country
Club, the 37th annual Presi-
dent's Day celebration will be
held at the club next Wednes-
day, with an all-day program of
fun and festivities.
This year's President's Day
will be high
lighted . w i t 1- V
many specie
attractions.
Broadway-typ
floor shoe
will be pre
' seated durinf
dinner. More
than $1,00r
worth o.
prizes will be
awardec'
to golfers an(
non - golfers
and there wir
be valu
able souvenir
for all who ati
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tend.
The event starts at 9 a.m.,
with golf all day, refreshments
on the course, lunch and a din-
ner.
According to Max Handler,
general chairman, early reserva-
tions already assure a capacity
crowd. Ticket sales will be lim-
ited to 300.
Other chairmen for the event
include Joe "Schwartz, enter-
tainment; Ben Freedland, tick-
ets; Irving Meckler, food, and
William . Greenberg and Sam
Moss, prizes.
resentative of the Circumna-
vigators Club, and Norman
Birnkrant, a member of the
club's summer safari commit-
tee, will be among the partici-
pants in the 1961 Orient-South
Seas Safari to be presented by
the unique international club
Aug. 6 at the home of J. D.
Richardson, Jr. of Birmingham.
Among the world travelers
who belong to the club are Gen.
Douglas • MacArthur and Her-
bert Hoover. To join, a man
must have circled the world
continuously in one direction
and have a deep interest in
foreign 'affairs.
Want ads bring fast results!
Sam Minskoff & Sons, Inc. of
New York, an investment and
construction firm, will be own-
ers of the new 26-story Detroit
Bank and Trust Building in
downtown Detroit.
The firm, which will also con-
struct the building, was repre-
sented by Jerome Minskoff at
a meeting with Mayor Miriani;
Joseph M. Dodge, chairman . of
Detroit Bank and Trust; and
bank president Raymond T.
Perring.
To cost an estimated $16,000,.
000, the building will be located
on Fort St. and Washington
Blvd. Cohstruction is scheduled
to start this fall and will be
completed in mid-1963.
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DETROIT LODGE, United Or-
der of True Sisters, will hold.a
luncheon and swimming party
Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
David Silver, 20078 Kentfield as
part of the annual celebration
of "True Sisters Day" to com-
memorate the founding of the
Order in 1846. The Order is cur-
rently engaged in a national
membership drive, the first ef-
fort of its kind in the 115-year
history of the non-sectarian phil-
anthropic organization. 'Mrs. 'Si-
mon Traurig, 12801 Pembroke, is
pfesident of the local- ledge.
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MISHKAN •ISRAEL • SISTER-
HOOD will hold its first board
meeting of the. season Aug. 28
at the synagogue. A general
meeting will be held, 12:30 p.m.,
Sept. 5, in the synagogue. Pro-
gram chairmen. Mrs. Gail Berger
and Mrs. Jean Gavern announce
the program will feature a
luncheon and fashion show. All
members and • prospective mem-
bers are invited - at no charge.
Mrs. Sarah Zalla announces
there are openings in the bowl-
ing league, which will meet Tues-
day afternoons starting in Sep-
tember. For information call
Mrs. Zalla, LI 8-4469.
Kitchen Band Contest
New State Fair Feature
A unique kitchen , band con-
test, in which 75 per cent of
the 10 or more members must
be 60 or older will highlight
the annual Oldtimers Day • pro-
gram at the Michigan State Fair,
Sept. '7.
The State Fair opens its 10-
day run on Sept. 1.
The kitchen band contest will
be limited to a total of 15 or-
ganizations and the rules pro-
vide that none may have more
than three conventional instru-
ments; all others must be
novelty instruments or utensils
used in the kitchen. The dead-
line for entries is Aug. 21.
See Page '6 for coupon
for New Year greetings
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Meyers,
19372 Ohio, announce the Bar
Mitzvah of their son, Edwin
Jerome, will be obServed Aug.
5 at Beth Aaron Synagogue. A
dinner in his honor will be held
the following day at the May-
fair Room.
Mrs. Zesse Katz Honors
Husband with Grove of
Trees in Herzl Forest
A grove of trees begun a year
ago in honor of the 70th birthday
of Zesse R. Katz was completed
and presented to Mr. Katz by his
wife Rose in honor of his'recent
71st birthday.
The 1,000-tree grove was
planted in the Herzl Forest on
Mt. Herzl near Jerusalem.
RUBEL f:KOZIN
!Women's Outs
HEBREW LADIES AID 'SO-
CIETY will hold an excursion to
Bob-Lo Aug. 2, proceeds to be
used on a non-sectarian basis to
aid handicapped children. Chair-
man is Mrs. Julius Ring. For
tickets, call Mesdames Ring, LI
2-9173; Joseph White, UN 4-5452;
or Dave Weiss, LI 7-1108.
Minskoff and his brothers,
Henry H. and. Myron A., of
Minskoff & Sons, Inc., one of
the nation's oldest and largest
office building development
companies, are currently carry-
ing forward a building tradi-
tion which has created more
than $300,000,000 in NeW York
buildings over the last half-
century.
Their real estate - and build-
ing operations also have ex-
tended to other cities, includ-
ing Washington, B a l t i m o r e,
Philadelphia and Syracuse.
Bar Mitzvahs
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August Sale Feature"
FULL LENGTH
INK
COATS
Because we scooped the market, in anticipation
of this annual event we are able to bring you
remarkable savings on these fine Natural Au-
tumn Haze Mink Coats. Of course they are of
the quality and standard you've come to expect
of Wrubel &, Kozin. You must see them .
you must try them on, they're breath-taking.
$1995
- See Them All ... Minks, Beavers,
Seals, Broadtails all at big
August Sale Savings .. .
Imported -furs labeled to show country of origin.
RUBEL KOZIN
19330 LIVERNOIS
On
Open Thursday Evenings to 9
The Avenue of Fashion
UN 4-2275
-- THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, July 28, 1961
President's Day at World Travelers Engass, Minskoff Firm to Erect $16,000,000
Join Safari of
Knollwood to Honor ' Birnkrant
Circumnavigators Club
Detroit Bank and Trust Building
Bernard R. Siegel
Maurice Engass, -regional rep-