I MEN'S CLUBS
TEMPLE BETH EL MEN'S
CLUB has elected Aubrey H.
Ettenheimer as president at its
44-th- annual meeting held this
week. Other officers are Alfred
L. Linden-
baum and
Richard A.
Serlin; v i c e-
presidents;
Bernard R. Is-
enberg, treas-
u r e r; Robert
N. Canvasser,
Marti - n K.
Stein, secreta-
ries. Board
members a r e Ettenheimer
Burton F. Bielfield, Robert L.
Fenton, .Kaye G. Frank, Ronald
L. Greenberg, Norman Jaslove,
Harold Lawson, Harold S. Nor:
man, IrVing J. Rubin, Milton
Shafran-,- • Dr. Herman Sperling,
Richard Strichartz, Milton C.
Wagner, Miles E. Brasch, Stan-
ley J. Clamage, 'Joseph I. Dizik,
Philip M. Fisher, Gordon S.
Gard, Henry A. Krolik, Isadore
E. Malin, Dr. Samuel Millstone,
- L William Oberfelder, Samuel
Petok, Herbert N. Reinheimer
and Robert L. Rosenbush.
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- PERFECTION LODGE, F. &
A.M., will hold its annual games
tournament 8 p.m. Wednesday
+:, the Masonic Temple. Friends
and wives are invited. Refresh-
ments will =be served. • Herman L.
1ta'ziiick is chairman-"of the_tour-
mnent. Abraham Waronoff is
:worshipful master.
Mrs. Alderson Will
Discuss AJC Plans
for Israel 'Dialogue'
Mrs. Betty Alderson, former
:national director, AJ Congress
Women's Division, will discuss
":the forthcoming Ainerican-Israeli
Dialogue Conference to be held
Jerusalem this summer at 8:15
p.m. Wednesday at the Jewish
'Center. -
The American Jewish COn-
,..gress which originated the idea
of the "Dialogue' 'has created a
tour program based on a person-
H to-person concept designed to en-
- courage a significant new rea-
tionship between American Jew-
ry and Israel.
Mrs. Alderson; who was di-
rectly responsible for the 'ar-
rangements of the 1962 "dia-
logue," will discuss plans for the
forthcoming conference as well
as some of the more controver-
sial issues which highlighted last
year's program. A social hour
with refreshments will conclude
the meeting. The meeting is
open to the public, free of charge.
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Sislin to Address
Center Culture Club
David Gornbein, president of
the Jewish Center Culture Club,
announces that the guest speaker
for Thursday will be David Sis-
'•lin, who will speak on "Chaim
Weitzman." Mrs. Jennie Schu-
biner is secretary of the club.
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Pianist Blumfield Rogovein-:Golden
Featured in Flint Troth Announced
UJA Celebration
Michigan Allergy
Society Headed
by Dr. I. Wiener
The United Jewish Appeal
25th Anniversary Committee
will hold an appreciation din-
ner for the Flint Jewish Com-
munity 6:30 p.m. Sunday at the
I.M.A. Annex, announced Louis
Kasle, chairman.
The event will also com-
memorate the 15th anniversary
of the State of Israel, and will
honor those leaders who have
served as general chairmen of
the local UJA Campaign since
1947. Awards will be presented
to Edwin L. Elk, Dr. Julian
Feiler, Dr. H. M. Golden, Dr.
S. S. Gorno, Arthur Hurand,
Louis Kasle, Alfred E. Klein,
Marcus Lebster, Joseph Meg-
dell, B. Morris Pelavin, Jacob
Pines, Wilbert Roberts, Louis
E. Rudner (in memoriam), Jack
Shaprow and Ellis Warren (in
memoriam).
Noted pianist Coleman Blum-
field will he guest artist for the
event, while the main address
will be delivered by Zvi Kolitz,
Israeli author and motion pic-
ture producer.
The affair is open to all Flint
families who have made a con-
tribution to the campaign.
There will be no solicitation of
funds. For reservations, call
CE 9-6639.
The Michigan Allergy Society,
at its annual convention in Ann
Arbor, May 8, elected Dr. Israel
Wiener president.
Dr. Wiener, who was gradu-
ated from the Wayne State Uni-
versity College of Medicine, has
been active in many Jewish
communal affairs.
He is a past president of the
Jewish National Fund Council
and a past president of Congre-
gation Ahavath Achim, and is
active in many movements here.
JWV Activities
SGT'. MORTON A. SILVER
MAN POST and AUXILIARY
will hold a joint installation
8:30 p.m. Sunday at the Jewish
War Veterans Memorial Home.
Maurice Shepherd is to be in-
stalled as commander for a sec-
ond term. Other officers to be
installed are Senior Vice-Com-
mander David Friedman; Junior
Vice-Commander Sidney Cohen;
Quartermaster Jack Moss; Judge
Advocate S. David Nissen; Trus-
tees Hy Berkowitz, Charles Law-
rence, Vernon Palmer, Albert
Ziff; Service Officer William
Sniderman; Adjutant Milton
Shore. Officers of the Auxiliary
to be installed are Mesdames
President Samuel (Ida) Wag-
ner; Senior Vice-President Wil-
liam (Shirley) Sniderrnan; Jun-
ior Vice-President Marvin (Es-
ther) Adler; Treasurer Alfred
(Marion) Stanley; Correspond-
ing Secretary Hy (Blanche)
Bialick; Patriotic Instructress
Sol (Ruth) Shpargel; Conduc-
tress Joseph (Florence) G-or-
relick; Guard Morris (Belle)
Baker;. Chaplain William (Rose)
Levitt; Trustees Arthur (Shir-
ley) Robinson, Herbert (Flor-
ence) Rosenberg, Maurice
(Betty) Shepherd, Jack (Jean)
Schultz; Historian Lou (Esther)
Bialick. Three former Comman-
ders of the Post will be in
charge of the installation. Wal-
ter E. Klein, master of cere-
monies; Irving Cane, installing
officer; and Lawrence Gubow,
keynote speaker. The recipient
of a $250 Scholarship grant ,in
the .name of _the Post to 'a -child
of a Michigan veteran will be
announced. Social hour and re-
freshments will follow the in-
stallation. Members of the Post
have been invited to a pre-
Poppy Day party to be held
Monday night at the home of
Irving Wasserman, 23621 Con-
don, Oak Park. This annual af-
fair preceding Poppy Day, chair-
ed by Sidney Cohen, is the kick-
off event to stimulate the fund-
raising activity in the sale of
poppies.
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JOS. L. BALE POST an-
nounces that their annual golf
outing will take place this year
on Tuesday, June 11 at Tam 0'
Shanter Country Club. The day
will consist of (all day) golf,
swimming, dinner and after
dinner entertainment and
games. For further information
and reservations contact: Ed-
ward Rader, LI 5-7823; Milton
Tyner, VE 7-4736; or Irving
(Pete) Yura, UN 4-5563.
Bas Mitzvahs
MISS DENA ROGOVEIN
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rogovein
of Kentucky Ave. announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Dena Marleen, to Martin David
Golden, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Nathan Golden of Appoline Ave.
The bride-elect is a senior
at Wayne State University in
the Colleges of Liberal Arts and
Education. Her fiance attended
Michigan State University and
Wayne State University. A win-
ter wedding is planned.
The Bas Mitzvah of Judy Gold-
berg will be observed 8:30 p.m.
today at the Livonia Jewish,
Congregation.
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Goldenberg to. Advise
Those Wishing to
Settle in Israel
Yehuda Goldenberg, repre-
sentative of the Economic De-
partment off The Jewish Agency
for Israel in the United States,
will be available for consultation
on Tuesday and Wednesday in
the office of the Zionist Organi-
zation of Detroit, 10424 W. Mc-
Nichols.
Middle income persons inter-
ested in settling in Israel will
have an opportunity to discuss
their plans with Goldenberg. The
Economic Department of The
Jewish Agency provides informa-
tion, adviee and guidance about
investments in Israel and other
problems relating to Aliyah. In-
tervieWs may be arranged by
phoning the Zionist House, DI
1-8540.
* *
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Goldberg
of Redford Township announce
the Bas Mitzvah of their , daugh-
ter, Judy, will be observed 8:30
p.m. today at the Livonia Jew-
ish Congregation.
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Kvutzah Ivrith Bids
Farewell to Israeli
Midrasha Instructors
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Culture Society) will hold a
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farewell gathering in honor of
the three Israeli Midrasha in-
when you care enough to remember . . .
structors preparing to return
to Israel at 9 p.m. Saturday at
the Jewish Center.
The Israelis are Gershon Man-
gel, Dvora Orenstein and Zvi
Kaplan.
Theme of the evening will be
by HERMAN JAFFE.E
"An Evaluation of Education
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Motiffs in the Poetic Works of
Weddings • Bar Mitzvahs • Home Portraits
Saul Chernichowsky." Morris
Nobel will chair the program.
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The public is invited, free of 1■1
charge, according. to President
Joseph Katz.
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Mr. and Mrs. Milton C. Ap-
tekar of Strathmoor Ave. an-
nounce the Bar Mitzvah of their
son, Kenneth Roy, will be ob-
served 9 a.m. Saturday at Cong.
Shaarey Zedek.
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