Shaarey Zedek's Bond Event to Be Black Tie Affair Cong. Shaarey Zedek's "Bond With Israel" dinner on Sept. 13 will be addressed by an interna- tionally famous personality, be- sides featuring Sammy Davis as the guest star, was announced by Max Shaye, dinner chairman. Serving with Shaye as co-chair- men in charge of tickets and ar- rangements are Mrs. Davis A. Benson, immediate past president of the Sisterhood, and Leonard Baron, Men's Club vice president. Bar on was the chairman and Mrs. Benson, co- chairman, of the previous Shaarey Zedek dinner on behalf of State of Israel Bonds. RabbiMorris Adler, who will introduce the main speaker, has taken a key role in initiating and planning the Shaarey Ze- dek "Bond With Israel" dinner. A s chairman o f the UAW Public Dr. Alder Review Bo a rd, Rabbi Adler has been instrumental in the success of the annual labor movement Israel Bond affairs, which in the last three years resulted in Israel Bond subscriptions totaling $370,000. The Shaarey Zedek dinner will be a black tie affair. Reservations may be made by contacting the dinner co-chairmen or the Shaarey Zedek office. Sammy Davis will be starring in "Golden Boy" at the Fisher. A year ago, when he appeared at the Israel Bond Women's Division in- stallation luncheon, he promised to come back for an Israel Bond affair in Detroit. Judge Kaufman Speaks at Bond Leaders' Fete Judge Nathan J. Baufman of the circuit court will be the guest speaker at a leadership reception hosted by Mr. and Mrs William Hordes, Wednesday, 8:30 p.m., at his home, 19766 . Marlowe. The re- ception is on be- half of Cong . Ahavas Achim and in advance of the High Holy Day Appeal. Hordes was re- cent ly honored at the Labor Zionist - Lands- Judge Kaufman manshaften Is- rael Bond rally which resulted in Israel Bond subscriptions totaling more than $250,000. Judge Kaufman won a nation- wide reputation, when he was ju- venile court judge, for his deal- ings with the delinquency prob- lem. He was appointed by Presi- dent Eisenhower on the White House commission dealing with youth problems and was a delegate to t h e international conference dealing with youth held in Brus- sels. Akiva Day School Plans Orientation Open House Orientation Day at the Akiva Day School will be held 11 a.m.- 12:30 p.m. Aug. 30 at the school's quarters in the Labor Zionist Insti- tute, 1916'1 Schaefer. Rabbi Manfred Pick, principal of the school, announced that all the teachers would be present to meet parents of the newly enrolled students. The program is being designed to provide an opportunity for the parents to view the class- room set-up and to learn about the projected curriculum of Detroit's newest Hebrew day school. Refreshments will be served by the parents' organization. THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS 28 Friday, August 21, 1964 Robert Lurk to Speak at Leadership Event Before Bond Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Weiss will host a leadership reception next Thursday, 8:30 p.m. at their home, 17140 Adrian, Southfield, in ad- vance of the Con. B nai Moshe P r esidential Toast to Israel Dinner. Guest speaker at the affair will be Robert Lurie of St. Louis, na- Weiss tional Israel Bond special events chairman and public relations consultant to the American-Israel Foundation. Lurie originated and directed a number of Jewish TV and radio programs and has been active in national Bnai Brith and communal affairs. Bnai Moshe to Honor Past Presidents at Bond Diner Sept. 12 All the living past presidents of Cong. Bnai Moshe will be honored at the presidential Toast to Israel dinner, Sept. 12, 8 p.m., in the Harry Rosman Social Hall, it was announced by Nathan Sharon, president. Melvin Weisz is the din- ner chairman. Arthur Boschan is ticket chairman. This event, being held on behalf of State of Israel Bonds, is in ad- vance of the annual Holy Day Appeal. Heading the program will be Joey Adams, popular entertainer and president of the American Guild of Variety Artists. He is commissioner of youth for the city of New York and has received honorary degrees from Columbia, New York University and the Col- lege of the City of New York. He is the author of many best sellers, including "On The Road for Un- cle Sam," the story of his U.S.O. tour of African and Asian coun- tries, sponsored by the U.S. State Department. Rabbi Moses Lehrlman will give the tribute to the residents. C a n - tar Louis Klein will sing several selections. The past pres- idents to be hon- ored include: Theodore Curtis, Adolph Deutsch, S a m Freedman, Rabbi Lehrlman Ben F. Galdman,E rnest Good- friend, Harry Gunsberg, Joseph Kornfield, Stephan Lanti, Irwin Tamler, Norbert Reinstein, Ben- Jamin Weiss and Eugene Weiss. For reservations call the Israel Bond Office, DI 1-5707. Walter Goodman Assisted by Able State Fair Staff Preparation for the Michigan State Fair, Aug. 28 through Sept. 7, is gaining momentum. The State Fair staff will have few free mom- ents between now and the end of the exposition Labor Day. Among key staff members super- ising preparations under the direc- tion of General Manager Walter A. Goodman, 19927 Schaefer, are Harry Weberman, 15211 Pearson, Oak Park, director of personnel; Gene Ralmer, 26389 York, Hunt- ington Woods, director of the grandstand; and Robert Chapin, 13013 Joy Road, director of pub- lications. All are active in affairs of the local Jewish community. Goodman, a former teaher, is in his third year as general man- ager of the State Fair. Weberman, in his ninth year with the State Fair, is charged with the recruiting and scheduling of the hundreds of workers who make up the swollen State Fair staff during Fair time. A counselor at Oak Park High School, Weberman devotes most of his summer to State Fair duties, starting about July 4 and winding up just in time to return to school duties after Labor Day. Raymer, in his 10th year with the Fair, is responsible for all the attractions before the grandstand, such as Hubert Castle's Interna- tional Circus, which will perform three times most days of the fair. He also is charged with pre-plan- ning for children's contests and with coordinating Teachers Day, Friday, September 4. Raymer also is a teacher of English at Huchin- son High School. Chapin, head of the English de- partment at Pelham Junior High School, is director of publications for the State Fair. His duties are part-time from February to early June and full-time all summer. Chapin is in his second year with the State Fair. MISS BRYNA LINDEN • Judge and Mrs. Joseph S. 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Feature: "Means and Ends, Part III," a continuation of a series of discussions with Pulitzer HOLLYWOOD, Fla. — (JTA) — Prize-winning poet Mark Van American Jews will continue to Doren and author Maurice Samuels devote themselves to mustering on "Moral Dilemmas of the Bible." world opinion against "the heinous THE JEWISH HERITAGE acts" of the Soviet Union in carry- Time: 11:30 p.m. Sunday. ing out its anti-Semitic policies, Station: WCAR. Daniel Neal Heller, outgoing na- Feature: "Our Schools Have tional commander of the Jewish Kept Us Free," a special program War Veterans of the United States, on the stake of democracy in the declared at the closing session of schools with Mrs. Samuel Linden the organization's national conven- and Dr. Norman Drachler of the tion. Jewish Community Council Exe- Asserting that "the Soviets are cutive and George M. 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