City Bank Makes Big Bond Purchase Gov. Romney to Receive Bar-Ilan University
Fellowship at Annual Dinner Here on Nov. 30
Governor George Romney will
be awarded a Bar-Ilan University
Fellowship at the annual dinner of
Detroit Friends of Bar Ilan, Nov.
30, at Cabo Hall.
Samuel Frankel, who has been
named general chairman of the
dinner committee, announced that
Rabbi Morris Adler will be the
gueSt speaker and Dr. Joseph H.
Lookstein of New York, president
of Bar-Ilan University, will present
John H. French, Jr., president of the City National Bank, pre-
sents a check for 825,000 for an Israel Bond purchase, to Louis E.
Levitan, local Israel Bond director. In the photo (from left) are
Hugh B. Dunbar, City National Bank vice-president in charge of
business development, and David Pollack, who assisted in arranging
the purchase. Irwin I. Cohn worked with Pollack in consummating
the sale.
r-A irth „An no unceinents
the fellowship to the governor.
Prior to his departure for Israel;
last week as a m e in b e r of the
United Jewish Appeal study mis-
sion, Phillip Stollman, national
chairman of the American Com-
mittee for Bar-Ilan University,
stated that the annual dinner in
Detroit will mark the 10th anni-
versary of the university.
"When Bar-Ilan first was organ-
ized," Stollman said, "there were
75 students. The student body has
increased this year to more than
2,000. Bar-Ilan has become one of
the important institutions of learn-
ing in the Middle East, and as De-
MEN'S CLUBS
ADAS SHALOM MEN'S CLUB
will sponsor a Post Simhat Torah
Dance for members and friends
8:30 p.m. Saturday in the social
hall. Music will be by Sheldon
Rott's orchestra, and there will be
refreshments and prizes, all at no
charge to paid-up members.
1 Sept. 29 — To Dr. and Mrs.
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Norman S. Levy (Roslyn Fried-
BNAI
MOSHE
MEN'S
CLUB
laender), former Detroiters now of
"RASKIN
New York City, a daughter, Debo will spend "An Evening With the
Hazzan" 8 p.m. Tuesday at the
BIG BABY BONUS"
rah Mara.
synagogue. Cantor Louis Klein will
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MRS. MORTON PLOTNICK
conduct an informal dialogue, with
(8 lbs., 7 oz.)
Sept. 28 — To Mr. and Mrs. Don- a question-answer period, for.mern-
Congratulations on the birth of your
ald J. Ainbinder (Marcia S. Top- bers and friends. Refreshments
son and we hope the RASKIN
PRODUCTS you received helped
per), formerly of Detroit and now will be served.
make your first week at home
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of Indianapolis, a daughter, Lori
easier.
Ellen.
GEMILUTH
CHASSODIM MEN'S
RASKIN FOOD CO.
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CLUB will hold its annual Simhat
Sept. 27 — To Mr. and Mrs. Torah Ball 8:30 p.m. Saturday in
Oct. 14 — To Rabbi and Mrs. Erwin Hollander (Carole Rochlin), the social hall. Iry Field and his
Gerald Werner (Marlene Green- 22010 Sussex, Oak Park, a daugh- orchestra will play music for danc-
berg), 24378 Rensselaer, Oak Park, ter, Sheryl Lynne.
ing, and the traditional tombola,
a son, Michael David.
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filled with prizes, will be featured.
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To Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Lamp- The public is invited. Norbert Rob-
Oct. 12 — To Mr. and Mrs. ear (Sharon Kass), 18425 Adrian, ert is chairman.
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Howard Corman (Myrna Brasler), Southfield, an adopted son, Richard
10629 Curtis, a son, Jeffrey Lloyd. Louis.
AESCULAPIAN PHARMACEUT-
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ICAL ASSOCIATION and its wom-
ens' auxiliary will hold their 39th
Oct. 10 — To Mr. and Mrs.
annual dinner-dance 7:30 p.m.
David L. Bittker (Arline Zaft),
Nov. 3 at the Latin Quarter. Cock-
20424 Brentwood, Livonia, a son,
tails will precede dinner, and
Ronald Evan.
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there will be entertainment. For
reservations, call Ben Daitch, LU
Oct. 8 — To Mr. and Mrs. Victor
4-4565, or Mrs. Meyer Goldstein,
Koblin (Elaine Lerman), 21920
DI. 1-2815.
Avon, Oak Park,- a daughter, Pat-
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rice Dawn.
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BETH MOSES' MEN'S CLUB
will hold its first Sunday morning
Oct. 7 — To Mr. and Mrs. Leon
worship and brunch 9:30 a.m. Sun-
Levine (Rosalind Epstein), 15220
day at the synagogue.
Northfield, Oak Park, a daughter,
Stacey Ann.
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Oct. 4 — To Mr. and Mrs. Leon-
ard F. Rachmiel (Mivi Erman),
18288 Monica, a daughter, Marni
Rena.
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Oakland County Prosecutor S.
Oct. 3 — To Mr. and Mrs. Paul
JEROME BRONSON will finance
Sislin (Phyllis Barr), 18400 Cherry-
a countywide conference on teen-
lawn, a son, John Daniel.
age crime Thursday. The confer-
ence
will draw sociologists, psycho-
MISS SUSAN SILVERMAN
Recommended by Physicians
logists, law-enforcement officials
An Aug. 21 wedding is planned and -representatives from all Oak-
by Susan Harriet Silverman and land County high schools. Detroit
Richard Allen Banks. Miss Silver- attorney LEONARD BELLINSON
is the unsalaried "special prose-
Expert Mohel
man is the daughter of Mr. Frank cutor" setting up the conference,
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the late Mrs. Silverman. Her fi- nounced.
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ance's parents are Mr. and Mrs.
CERTIFIELD EXPERT MOHEL
JAMES M. ROSEN ,son of the
William Banks of Murray Hill
Joseph Rosens of Monte Vista
Ave.
RABBI
The bride-elect attends Wayne Ave., won special mention for an
State University. Mr. Banks is a oil painting displayed in an ex-
student at Lawrence Institute of hibit at the Honolulu Academy of
Arts. An associate professor of
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Serving In Hospitals and Homes
art at the University of Hawaii,
Rosen is a Cass Technical High
The COLMA.N -FRIEDMAN- School graduate. The painting is
AGENCY, general agent in Detroit, included in the artists of Hawaii
REV. GOLDMAN L.
for Sun Life of America, has been annual exhibit.
cited for its outstanding sales
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achievement in the company's re-
GEN. MARK CLARK, hero of
MOHEL
cent President's Month campaign. World War II and Korea, will
Serving at Homes and Hospitals
The presentation was made to Ed- speak at Ford Auditorium on
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ward Friedman, a partner in the Wednesday, 8:30 p.m., on the sub-
agency, during the company's dia- ject "The Continuing Challenge of
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mond anniversary business confer- Communism."
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Rabbi
ence in New York City. Friedman
also was cited for having passed
GOLDIE LEVINSTEIN, invest-
Shaiall Zachariash
Part IV of the Chartered Life Un- ment property specialist, is attend-
ing an advanced seminar on the
derwriter Course.
Mohel
leasing and management of office
Phone: 863-0256
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
builmdings and shopping centers
Detroit
at the Royal York Hotel, Toronto.
26-.Friday, October 22, 1965
Last Week's Winner of the
Silverman-BanhsTroth
Is Announced Here
People
Make News
RABBI
LEO GOLDMAN
Israel Goodman
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OSS REALTY CO,
TEMPLE BETH EL MEN'S
CLUB will host Bishop Richard S.
Enirich, spiritual leader of the
Episcopal Diocese of Michigan, at
the paid-up membership dinner of
the club 7 p.m., Nov. 3, in the so-
cial hall. Wives invited at a nomi-
nal charge. For reservations, call
the temple office, TR 5-8530.
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OAK PARK LODGE, F&AM, will
honor Alfred Bennett at its Master
Mason Dinner 6:30 p.m. Wednes-
day at Berkley Temple. Bennett,
whose appointment as lodge tiler
culminated many years of active
participation in lodge affairs, will
be cited for his efforts on behalf
of Masonry and its members. For
reservations, call Art Luzkow, LI.
6-2519.
GOV. GEORGE ROMNEY
troiters we are proud to have had
an import ant share in such
developments."
Max M. Fisher is honorary chair-
man of a dinner committee that is
now in formation.
MUSIC! ENTERTAINMENT!
SAMMY
WOOLF
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MOSAIC LODGE, F&AM, will
hold its annual Night of Nights
dinner-dance 6:30 p.m. Nov. 14 at
the Latin Quarter. Mitchell Gold-
stone, worshipful master, said the
show will feature Larry Alpert,
star of the Borsht Capades and
Bagels and Yox, along with Fritzi
Burr, television and nightclub en-
tertainer. Hal Gordon and his or-
chestra will provide the dance
music. For reservations, contact
Morris Watnick, 17153 Indiana.
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