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Address Reception
To Honor Sam Rubiner on 65th Birthday Oct. 30 NY Consul General
Samuel H. Rubiner, one of our
city's most outstanding and tire-
less workers for philanthropic and
civic causes, will be honored Oct.
30, at a luncheon at the Pontchar-
train Hotel, to mark his 65th birth-
day.
Born in Grand Rapids, Oct. 30,
1900, Rubiner was brought to De-
troit at an early age by his par-
ents, Abraham Joseph and Mary
Shetzer Rubiner. He attended the
Frazer Whitman Co., a real estate' and former member for many
firm, and trustee in many fiduciary years of Rotary Club.
capacities.
During his youth, he was a
A member of Congregation member of synagogue choirs and
Shaarey Zedek for 40 years, Ru- often conducted religious serv-
biner is presently chairman of the ices at military installations. He
Board of Clover Hill Park Ceme- has made three visits to Israel
tery. He served as a trustee of and several trips around the
Metropolitan Fund, Inc., in the world.
recent study of governmental or-
Rubiner is a member of the
ganization in Southeastern Michi- Michigan Bar Association and the
gan.
Detroit and Michigan Real Estate
He is a past president of Stand- Boards. He is a former officer
ard Club and Franklin Hills Cowl of First National Bank and was
try Club and served as secretary associated with Cunningham Drug
of the Zionist Organization in De- Stores for 25 years.
troit in the early 1920s.
In 1956, Rubiner was awarded
He has been an active worker the Fred M. Butzel Award by the
in Allied Jewish Campaigns, De- Jewish Welfare Federation. He
troit Community Fund and the initiated negotiations with the
Detroit banks for loans totaling
Torch Drives.
He is a former member of the $10,000,000 to the Federation, Si-
board of United Health and Wel- nai Hospital and other agencies.
fare Fund of Michigan, a former
In 1960, Rubiner was honored
vice president of United Commun- by the City of Detroit in a special
ity Services, and was one of Michi- proclamation signed by Mayor
gan's most active leaders in the Louis C. Miriani, proclaiming him
USO. He served on the board of a "Citizen Extraordinaire" for
United Foundation, was an advi- his zealous work in religious and
sory committee member of the welfare activities.
Red Cross, and was co-chairman
Samuel Rubiner and his wife,
of the United Negro Fund and the former Dorothy Frank, have a
SAMUEL H. RUBINER
Metropolitan Building Fund. , son, Allen J., two daughters, Mari.
He is associated with the Han- anne Rubiner of Los Angeles and
Bishop school, old Central High
School and the United Hebrew nah Schloss Old Timers and is a Kathryn Ginsberg of Detroit, and
Schools, is a graduate of Detroit life member of Perfection Lodge six grandchildren.
Business University and Detroit
College of Law.
He served as president of the
Jewish Welfare Federation from
1950 through 1955, became chair-
man of its executive committee,
The Detroit Chapter of the
and is now an honorary mem- American Society for Technion will
ber of its board of directors. He hear its national president, Mau-
is a past vice president of the rice M. Rosen, at the annual dinner
National Jewish Welfare Board, of the society 6:30 p.m. Oct. 31
past president of the midwest sec- at the Sheraton-Cadillac Hotel.
tion of the Jewish Welfare Board,
He will share the speaker's
past president of the Detroit Jew-
ish Community Center, and an rostrum with Dr. Walter C. Lowder-
milk, author of the Jordan River
organizer of Sinai Hospital.
Authority plan and world famous
For many years, he was a
expert on soil conservation.
member of the board of the
Rosen, a business executive long
United Jewish Charities. He was
interested in the work of Israel's
president of Detroit Chapter,
Institute of Technology, officially
American Institute of Banking
and is now a life honorary began his term of office in Jan-
uary.
member.
He has served as a national vice
Now a business counselor, with president for Technion as chair-
offices in Northland Towers, Ru- man of the Eastern Seaboard
biner is associated with his Division and president of the
nephew, Arthur James Rubiner, Philadelphia Chapter.
MAURICE M. ROSEN
in the practice of law.
Until 1963 the president of been a member of the advisory
He is a director of American Progress Manufacturing
committee of the Industrial De-
Store Equipment Corporation of Philadelphia, Rosen serves as Co.,
the velopment Division for Latin
Muskegon, Mich., consultant to chairman of the executive com-
America of the U. S. Agency for
mittee of this large concern. He is International Development and a
a graduate of the University of member of the board of directors
BAN ROLL—ON
Pennsylvania's Wharton School of of the American-Israel Chamber
Finance and, a veteran of World
Commerce and Federation of
DEODORANT MP War II, is a major in the U. S. of
Jewish Charities of Philadelphia.
Marine Corps Reserve.
Our
Among his affiliations, he has
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Before Akiva PTA
Michael Arnon, newly appointed
consul general of Israel in New
York, will be honored at a Histad-
rut leadership reception 8:30 p.m.
Thursday at the Furniture Club
of Detroit.
This reception
is one of several
pre - campaign
activities preced-
ing the official
opening of the
1 9 6 6 Histadrut
Drive Dec. 2.
Arnon, ed-
ucated in Tel
Aviv and at Lon-
Arnon
don University,
was on the editorial staff of the
Jerusalem Post from 1945 to 1948.
After the War of Liberation, he
was appointed press officer and
spokesman of the ministry for for-
eign affairs, and subsequently was
named press attache at the Em-
bassy of Israel in London, director
of the Israel government press of-
fice, counselor in charge of press
and information at the Embassy
of Israel in Washington, and direc-
tor of the information division of
the Israel Ministry for Foreign
Affairs.
In 1962 he w a s appointed
ambassador of Israel in Ghana in
which capacity he served until his
appointment to his present posi-
tion.
Anyone wishing to attend this
reception is asked to call the
Histadrut office, UN. 4-7990.
MISS LINDA PROPAS
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Propas of
Avondale Ct., Windsor, announce
the engagement of their daughter
Linda Joy to Ronald Jay Stearn,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Stearn
of Griggs Ave.
The couple plans to marry Jan.
23 in Windsor.
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Branch 7 Looks at Politics
Branch Seven, Labor Zionist
Organization will meet Sunday 8:30
p.m., at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Irving Friedman, 17197 Pinehurst.
Guest speaker Ben Harold will dis-
cuss "Current Politics in Israel."
A social hour and refreshments
will follow.
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Dr. Arnkoff Reelected
President of Knollwood
Dr. Harry Arnkoff has been
elected president of Knollwood
Country Club for a second term.
Dr. Arnkoff, who resides in Pon-
tiac, is a practicing psychiatrist,
former president of the Oakland
County Medical
Society, former
chief of staff of
St. Joseph Mercy
Hospital, Pontiac,
and a current
member of the
Oakland County
Mental Health
Boar d: he also
served as a mem- •
ber of the Jewish Dr. Arnkoff
Welfare Federation Board of Gov-
ernors.
Serving with Dr. Arnkoff for
the 1966 season will be vice presi-
dent, David Kurzman; treasurer,
Robert L. Siegel; secretary, Alan
E. Luckoff; assistant treasurer,
Seymour Lichter; and assistant
secretary, Max Steinway.
Richard Bleznak and William M.
Ellmann were elected to three-year
terms on the board of directors,
along with Kurzman, Luckoff and
Steinway, who were reelected.
Mrs. Bernard Blase, president
of Akiva Hebrew Day School PTA,
announces the first general PTA
meeting will be held 9 p.m. Tues-
day at the Labor Zionist Institute,
with Dr. George D. Barahal as
featured speaker
on "The Growing
Child And His
Relationships."
Dr.Barahal,
professor of ed-
ucational a n d
clinical psychol-
ogy at Wayne
State University,
is chief psycho-
Dr. Barahal logical consultant
to the Oak Park Schools and spec-
ial education department.
Special Consultant to Sargent
Shriver on Project "Head Start,"
he has served on the Jewish Voca-
tional Service board of directors.
The meeting will include the in-
troduction of the school's faculty
and reports by PTA committee
chairmen.
A social hour with refreshments
will follow the meeting. Parents
and friends are invited. For in-
formation, call Akiva Hebrew Day THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
24—Friday, October 22, 1965
School, 342-9119.
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