Glenner-Kanat Vows
Will Be Exchanged

Dinner Honoring Mrs. Eshkol
Boosts Israel Bond Purchases

Sale of Israel Bonds was boost;
ed considerably here at the dinner
given at Cobo Hall Saturday night
in honor of Mrs. Levi (Miriam)
Eshkol.
Charles Grosberg led the in-
spired audience with a 5100.000
purchase. Max M. Fisher, who was
to have presided but was detained
in Israel as a member of the United
.Jewish Appeal mission, cabled his
greetings and author i z e d the
doubling of his purchase to the
sum of 525.000.

MISS CAROLYN GLENNER

Mr. ;`trqd Mrs Nathan H. Glen-
ner of erteenlawn Ave. announce
the engagFment of their daughter
Carolyn Anne to Gilbert Alan
Kanat. son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Kanat of Riverside Dr., Birming-
ham.
Miss. Gjenner attends Eastern
Michigan Nniversity, where she is
majoring i0 education. Mr. Kanat
is studying mass communications
at Wayne State University.

Men's Clubs

CRAFTSMAN LODGE, F. and
A. M., announces chairmen for its
open • installation of officers Dec.
11 in the Scottish Rite Cathedral.
Masonic Temple. Committee heads
appointed by Senior Warden Ron-
ald Schwartz are Jules Lochman,
entertainment: Bernie Stern: tic-
kets and reservations: and Sheldon
Schwartz. publicity rand advertis-
ing. Dinner in the . Crystal Ball-
room will precede the installation.
Entertainment will be provided by
Bob DuRant's orchestra. featur-
ing radio song stylist Ursula Walk-
er.
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BETH ABRAHAM MEN'S CLUB
will hold its kickoff breakfast 10
a.m. Sunday in the social hall.
Guest speaker will be Joe Falls.
Detroit sports writer. Edward Rice
is men's club president.
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Irwin I. Cohn. who had just
returned from Israel with Mrs.
Cohn. was the toastmaster. He
gave a deeply moving account of
his experiences. of the progress
made in Israel with the aid of
Israel Bond money. and he com-
mented: "We match our dollars
with the lives of the Israelis,
and we have the easy way out."

Cohn also told of the manner in
which he had seen .Jews arrive in
Vienna on their way from East
European countries to Israel. and
he urged increased aid to assist in
bringing these people to their des-
tination in Israel. He therefore
called for generous gifts to pro-
Israel causes and for large invest-
ments in projects like Israel Bonds
that assist Israel's upbuilding. -
Joseph Holtzman assisted Cohn
in calling for Bond purchasing. and
he. too. made a strong appeal in
support, of ,the United Jewish
Appeal Wnd other major causes and
for Bond purchases.
Phillip Stollman, who introduced
Mrs, Eshkol. joined them in a plea
for aid to Israel. Mrs. Emma
S•haver greeted the gathering and
welcomed Mrs. Eshkol, the wife
of Israel's Prime Minister. in her
capacity of Israel Bond Women's
Division chairman.

Mrs. Eshkol spoke of the kin-
ship of the Jewries of the world.
She described the beauties of
and stated that her
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The Jewish Center's Sunday
Niters are presenting their first af-
fair of the season. an "Autumn
Ball:" 8:30 p.m. Sunday at the Cen-
ter's Ten Mile Branch. The music
country beckons to our youth to
of the Stu Siefer Quartet will be
go there.
She described the needs of new featured, and refreshments will be
corners to Israel who must be pro- served,
The Autumn Ball is the first in
vided with jobs. schooling, medical
care. She told of the urgent need a series of monthly dances to be
for water and her emphasis xvas on held at the Center as part of its
the partnedship between Israel and newly expanded young adult pro-
American Jewry.
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"We rejoice that you are behind ! ---
us," she said, "but we need not ,
only your money but even more
do we need you. We have redeem- .: (
ed the bonds you bought, but we
. have not redeemed all Jews. For
this we need your help. For your
help we thank you and bless you."
and ENTERTAINMENT
Mrs. Eshkol presented a Woman
BY
of Valor pin to Mrs. David Pollack.
a leader in the Women's Division.
Rabbis Hayim Donin and Sey-
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i mour Panitz gave the opening and
UN 3-8982
closing prayers.
- Irving Cane. representing Mayor
Cavanagh. presented the key to the
city to Mrs. Eshkol.
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Mrs. Eshkol Helps Sell
$3 Million in Israel Bonds

NEW YORK—(JTA)—The Israel
Bond Organization reported that
two weeks of appearances by Mrs.
Levi Eshkol, wife of Israel's pre-
mier, in five major cities. produced

nearly 53,000,000 in Israel bond
sales
Dr. Joseph J. Schwartz, Israel
Bond executive vice president.
hailed Mrs. Eslikors tour, declaring
that her participation in launching
the fall bond campaigns in . New
York, Chicago, Los Angeles. De-

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the key to success of our drive"
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Mrs. Eshkol, who arrived in this
country on Oct. 8. described to her
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Howe Protective Group Disbanding:
Israel Bonds Presented to the J\F

GREATER

The highest game in the 28-year
history of Perfection Lodge Mas-
onic league-299—was bowled
Sunday by Dr. Bob Colton. It was
the highest single game in the
history of Star Lanes.
Dr. Colton. 34, a dentist. is only
in his third year as a bowler. He
carried an average of 162 until
that Sunday.
The league has 28 teams. with
150 members.

Sunday Niters to Start Autumn Ball Rolling

MR. AND MRS. NATHAN PRITZ

in the treasury have been turned
over to Yeshivath Beth Yehudah
and to the American M e.d i c a l
Center at Denver and that Israel
Bonds that will total more than
S500 with interest have been pre-
sented to the Jewish National
Fund.
"Some of our members are ill.
our children have not joined
the society. and we are sadly
ending many years of progres-
sive efforts," Mrs. Pritz said.
Joseph H. Pollicove is the last
vi5 president of the disbanding
soc'ety.
Among the surviving organizing
members who were active in the
society for 54 year's are: Mrs.. Leab
Leet Davidson. who is 97 and is now
a resident in the Jewish Home for
the Aged: Julius Hochman. Joseph
Snitman, Morris Arotzky and Mrs.
Harry Lubin.

ties. the society aided many causes.
As a group and through individual
action of the members. it assisted
the City Hope, Denver hospitals,
Yeshivath Beth Yehudah. Chesed
shel Ernes, .Jewish National Fund,
Histadrut—as well as the Allied
.Jewish Campaign and allied Zion-
A memorial meeting in tribute
ist and other movements.
to the late Abraham J. Lachover,
Nathan and Anna Pritz, the
one of the pioneer Detroit Hebra-
president and the secretary-
treasurer respectively of the so- .ists and a former principal of a
branch of the United Hebrew
ciety. explained that the group
Schools. will be held at the Esther
had declined from a membership
Berman
Branch of the schools at
that had reached 450 to its pre-
2:30 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 1.
sent 16.
Representatives of many move-
Our members have aged, and
our numbers declined. and it has ments with which the deceased
become difficult to draw an appre- educator a n d community leader
ciable number of people to a meet- was associated will review his nu-
ing, - Mr. Pritz explained. "It is merous contributions to many fa-
with great sorrow that we call a cets of Jewish life here. •
halt to our activities." All his friends and associates of
Mrs. Pritz, who, with her hus - many movements are asked to at-
band, has been ,active in the so - tend the memorial meeting.
ciety for more than 30 years, said
The meeting will be sponsored

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—
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
26—Friday, October 23, 1964

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