Successful Beth Aaron Bond Fete Held
At the Beth Aaron pre-High Holy Day leadership recep-
tion hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Jack Shenkman, where over $15,000
in Israel Bonds was subscribed, are (from left) Sam Loberman, vice
president of the congregation; Mr. and Mrs. Shenkman; Rabbi
Benjamin H. Gorrelick; Max Nosanchuk, vice president; and Robert
Lurie, guest speaker. The affair was in advance of the Beth
Aaron Israel Bond High Holy Day appeal.
Bnai Moshe to Honor Eugene Weiss;
ME Expert to Speak at Reception
Cong. Bnai Moshe will honor.
Eugene Weiss at a testimonial
dinner 6:30 p.m. Sept. 30 in the
social hall, it was announced by
Nathan Sharon, president. The af-
fair, on behalf of Israel Bonds,
will celebrate
Israel's 17th year
of statehood and
will honor Weiss
as a "dedicated
leader of his
synagogue a n d
of his people."
Guest star will
be George Jessel,
who has been
called by three
presidents "the
Weiss
toastmaster general of the USA."
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Comeman to Star
at Bnai David
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Henny Youngman, television
and night-club comedian will head
the program at the Cong. Bnai
David Salute . to Israel Dinner
6:30 p.m. Wednesday in the social
hall.
The dinner will honor Max Os-
trow as Bnai David Man of the
Year. Ostrow has been chairman
of the Chevra Kadisha for 10
years and a member of the board
of trustees of Bnai David for over
30 years.
Max Sosin will be toastmaster at
the dinner on behalf of Israel
Bonds. Rabbi Hayim Donin and
Cantor Hyman J. Adler will give
the tribute to Ostrow. Morris J.
Brandwine and Jack Lieberman
are the dinner co-chairmen, while
Jack J. Kraizman will greet the
guests on behalf of the congrega-
tion.
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Corning to this country as a
young boy, Ostrow joined the
U.S. armed forces in the First
World War and served in France
and then with the "Polar Bear"
Division in Archangel, Russia,
where he was severely wounded.
He was visited by President
Woodrow Wilson while hospital-
ized in the Walter Reed Hos-
pital. After his discharge in 1921,
Ostrow brought over his parents,
four sisters and a brother, but
the father died on Ellis Island.
Norbert Reinstein will be the
master of ceremonies.
Weiss, a former president of
Bnai Moshe, has held every of-
fice in the congregation. He is
active in many communal causes
and on behalf of Israel.
Dinner co-chairmen are Norbert
Reinstein and Arthur Boschan.
The dinner committee, still in
formation, is composed of Alfred
Deutsch, Mrs. Alfred Gunsberg,
State Rep. Albert Kramer, Dr.
Jerome Lechner, Irving Lopatin,
Mr. and Mrs. William Morin,
Nathan Sharon and Melvin Weisz.
Rabbi Moses Lehrman will give
the tribute to Weiss, and Cantor
Louis Klein will give the musical
tribute.
For dinner reservations, call the
Israel Bond office, DI 1-5707.
A leadership reception on be-
half of Bnai Moshe will be hosted
by Arthur Boschan and Stephen
Lanyi 7 p.m. Sept. 23 in the
Town and Country Club. The
affair is in advance of the Bnai
Moshe testimonial honoring
Weiss.
Chief Rabbis Bonds to Pay Borman Tribute
Borman, general chairman of government, industry, labor,
Send New Year of Torn
the Detroit Israel Bond Corn- education and religion in attend-
mittee, will be honored at a tribute ance.
dinner 6:30 p.m.
Tom Borman has been a leader
Bond Sale Plea
:Oct. 3, at Cobo in the Israel Bond campaign since
Chief Rabbis Isser Yehuda Un-
Hall. He will re-
termann and Yitzhak Nissim of
ceive the Israel
Israel have issued Rosh Hashanah
Freedom Medal
messages stressing the need for
::Award for his
increased support of the Israel
distingu i s h e d
Bond program, it was announced
service to the
by Dr. Joseph J. Schwartz, vice
:State of Israel
president of the Israel Bond Or-
and to cause of
ganization.
Israel Bonds.
In his message, Chief Rabbi
Edward G.
Untermann called upon Jews out-
::Robinson, stage
side Israel "to strengthen the State
and screen star,
of Israel and the people in Zion
-will head the
and to help provide what is still
program at this
lacking by purchasing Israel
affair, with a
Bonds, on which the rate of de-
cross section of
velopment of Israel depends."
American leader-
Chief Rabbi Untermann stressed
Borman
ship in the fields
that the purchase of Israel Bonds
constitutes "lending your money to
the people to secure its economy Mel Ravitz to Address
and settlement in the State of Beth Moses Gathering
Israel, and to accelerate the in-
Detroit Comman Councilman
gathering of the exiles."
be guest speaker
Chief Rabbi Nissim emphasized Mel Ravitz will
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the important role which is played
Moses Leader-
by Israel Bonds in strengthening
ship
Reception
and consolidating the State of
to be hosted by
Israel, "to enable it to achieve
Mr. and Mrs.
spiritual and economic independ-
Sheldon Manson
ence" so that it can absorb and
in their home,
integrate new immigrants.
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Defining Israel Bonds as "one
8:30 p.m. Sept.
of the most important financial
21. The recep-
arms in the economic consolidation
tion is in ad-
of Israel," Chief Rabbi Nissim
Ravitz
vance of the Pre-
underscored the values of partici-
pation by Jews outside Israel in High Holy Day Israel Bond Ap-
peal.
Israel's economic development.
its inception in 1951. He served
as chairman in 1959-60 and again
from 19-61 on.
For reservations to the dinner,
dietary laws observed, call the
Israel Bond office, DI 1-5707.
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