Israel Embassy Minister E. Evron
to Speak at JNF Fete for Bnai Brith
Percy Kaplan, director of the
The Ahavas Achim Bel Canto
Jewish National Fund announces Choir will participate in the pro-
that all 50 Bnai Brith chapters gram, followed by a reception and
and lodges will be feted 8:30 p.m. dancing to the music of Hy Her-
Wednesday at C o n g. Ahavas man's Orchestra.
Greetings, will be extended on
Achim. Ephraim Evron, first min-
ister of the Embassy of Israel, will behalf of the Metropolitan Detroit
Bnai Brith Men's and Women's
be guest speaker.
Evron, born in Haifa, joined the Councils by Samuel G. Bank and
ministry for foreign affairs, U.S. Mrs. David Levine presidents of
Division, in 1949 and later that the councils. The tree chairmen
year became secretary to the for- of the Councils are Max Kushner
eign minister, Moshe Sharett. and Mrs. Norma Hudash. Also on
He was secretary to Prime Min- the committee are Percy Kaplan,
ister David Ben-Gurion and in Mrs. Maynard Kalef and Hy
1953 was appointed second secre- Crystal.
tary to the Em-
. All Bnai Brith members and
bassy of Israel friends are invited at no charge.
i n Washington,
after which he
Leadership Institute
was personal
assistant to De-
fense Minister
Slated by Women
Pinhas Lavon. He
Bnai Brith Women's Council of
served with His-
Metropolitan Detroit will hold its
tadrut (L abor
annual Leadership Institute 6 p.m.
Federation of
Monday at Temple Beth El.
Israel) and for
Evron
This institute has in past years
two years was their representative been used as a training ground to
in North America. He became build leadership within the 26
counselor to the Embassy of Israel chapters which make up the
in London and in 1963 was pro- Metropolitan Detroit Council.
moted to minister, serving in Lon-
Dinner will be followed at 7:30
don until his present assignment p.m. by an address by the keynote
as , minister to the Embassy of speaker for the evening. Mrs. Henry
Israel in Washington.
A. Cohen of
Each chapter and lodge of New York City.
Bnai Brith will be honored, as
Mrs. Cohen, a
well as the outstanding worker member of the
in the Jewish National Fund tree International
program of each lodge and Bnai Brith Worn-
chapter.
en's executive
board, served as
president of Bnai
Brith Women,
District No. 1
and, on a na-
tional level, has Mrs. Cohen
PISGAH LODGE YOUTH COM- served as chairman the Older
MITTEE will present "Old Fron- Adult Program. She also has been
tier Casino," a night of games, 8 on the newly created Bnai Brith
p.m. Monday at the Labor Zionist Women's United Nations Corn-
Institute. The youth committee is mittee.
Following the address by Mrs.
headed by Richard Lipon. Serving
with him are Allen Beckerman, C o h e n, representatives of the
"Skippy" Weber, Eugene Pearlman, chapters will be assigned to vari-
Jerry Maza, Rod Burke and Robert ous workshops, where they will
Wohi. Senior members are Oscar have an opportunity to learn and
Beckerman, Aaron Lipon and Ed participate in discussions pertain-
Burke. There will be a nominal ing to their chairmanships for the
donation. The public is invited.
coming year.
* *
Chairmen for the Institute are
BUSINESS AND PROFESSION- Mrs. Jack Sayles and Mrs. Syd-
AL CHAPTER will meet 8:30 p. m. ney Eidelman, area leadership
Tuesday at Cong. Gemiluth Chas- chairmen, assisted by Mesdames
sodim.
Leon Drylinger, Bernard Bliefield
* * *
and Alan Nathan.
REX CHAPTER will meet 8:30
Mrs. David Levine is newly in-
p. m. Wednesday in the Oak Park stalled president of the Bnai Brith
Community Center.
Women's Council.
&at- g3rith
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ctivities
A-
S. Z. Abramov, Member of Knesset ,
Speaks at ZOD Public Meeting April 28
S. Z. Abramov, member of the
Israel Knesset, will address a pub-
lic meeting of the Zionist Or-
ganization of Detroit at the Zion-
ist Cultural Center, 18451 W. 10-
Mile Road, South-
field, at 8:30 p.m.
April 28.
An invitation is
extended by
Carmi M. Slomo-
vitz, ZOD presi-
dent, and Rich-
ard Kramer,
chairman of the
program commit-
tee, to the entire
community to Abramov
hear the Israeli leader's message,
on the occasion of Israel's 18th
birthday.
A musical program will be pre-
sented at this open meeting by
Cantor. Harold Orbach.
Born in Russia in 1908, Abramov
settled in Israel, in 1919. He gradu-
ated from the Herzliah College of
Tel Aviv and studied law at West-
ern Reserve University, Cleveland,
where he received his BA, MA and
LLB degrees. While at the univer-
sity he served as vice-president of
Avukah, the Student Zionist Fed-
eration of America.
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
18—Friday, April 15, 1966
Since 1938, Abramov has been a
member of the Israel Bar and
practices law in Tel Aviv. He was
a member of the board of gover-
nors of Tel Aviv University.
He is considered one of the bril-
liant exponents of Israel General
Zionism. In 1949 he was elected a
member of the central committee
of the General Zionist Organiza-
tion' in Israel, and a member of
the Actions Committee of the
World Zionist Organization from
1956-59.
He was elected to the Knesset
in 1959 in behalf of the Liberal
Party and re-elected in 1961. In
the Knesset he was a member of
the law, constitution, economic
and house rules committee. Since
1963 he has been Israeli delegate
to the Council of Europe in Stras-
bourg.
He is a member of the cultural
committee of the ZOA House in
Tel Aviv.
Since 1949 he has served as
chairman of the Israel - American
Friendship League.
Polar Explorer
Gyula Kepes, a 19th century
Hungarian Jewish physician,
served as surgeon general of his
nation's army high command. He
took part in a Polar expedition in
1874.
to Honor Harry Block at Sholem Aleichem
Adas Shalom Women Plan
Members and friends of Sholem
Their friends are invited to the
Institute will gather to celebration.
to Hear Psychiatrist Aleichem
celebrate the 77th year of member
.
!
Adas Shalom Sisterhood will
present "Seek and Ye Shall
Find," a potpourri of ideas, ex-
hibits and demonstrations designed
to interest women who wish to live
creatively, at its open meeting
noon Monday in the synagogue
social hall. Psychiatrist Dr. Bruce
L. Dante. will be '-
guest lecturer.
The agenda
will include an
election of execu-
tive officers and
board of direc-
tors for the corn-
ing year. Mrs.
Nicholas F e n a-
kel, chairman of
the day, h a s
arranged a dem- Dr. Danto
onstration of unusual handicrafts
and hobbies by Mesdames Albert
Egrin, Austin Kanter, Sam Katkin,
Henry Opperman and David Pacer-
nick. Boutique items and hand-
made flowers will be displayed by
Claudia Solovitch and Peggy Jo
Wise.
Dr. Danto, co-director of in-
patient service, department of
psychiatry, Detroit General Hospi-
tal, and an instructor in the de-
partment of psychiatry at Wayne
State University. Singing of the
national anthems will be led by
Mrs. Sheldon _ Schwartz, accom-
panied by Mrs. George Bassin. The
invocation will be given by Mrs.
Maurice Shacket. Mrs. Ben Mor-
ganroth, president, and Mrs.
Joseph Katchke, program vice
president, invite friends. A social
hour with refreshments will pre-
cede the program.
The sisterhood will culminate its
current fund drive for Torah Fund
and the Mathilde Scheter Residence
Hall with a tea 1 p.m. Wednesday at
the home of Mrs. Maurice Shacket,
24349 Lafayette Circle, Southfield.
Mrs. Barney Golden, sisterhood
Torah Fund chairman, said all
monies realized from this drive
support the Jewish Theological
Seminary and will provide a "home
away from home" for women stu-
dents. The tea will honor contrib-
utors of $10 or more.
Guest artists will be vocalist Mrs.
Robert Kaplan, who sings with the
Music Study Club and is a member
and soloist in the Don Frohman
Chorus. She will be accomplished
by Betty Polen. An added feature
will be the distribution of Cha'yay
Olam pins to Torah Fund contri-
butors og $100 or more.
Harry Block at an one shabbat
8 p.m. today.
For a half century, Block has
been active in local Jewish schools
and cultural work. He and his
wife Nina also are celebrating
their 40th wedding anniversary.
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Hodassah Official Due
to Meet Local Groups
Mrs. Irving E. Marks, a mem-
ber of the national board of Hadas-
sah, will meet with the Detroit and
South Oakland
chapters of Ha-
dassah on Mon-
day through
April 22.
Mrs. Marks is
national organi-
zation chairman
and has been a
member of the
national board
for many years.
She will meet
with groups in a Mrs. Marks
number of meetings.
Credit Where It's Due
Where did Gov. George Romney
get the idea for renaming South-
field Expressway the Adler Free-
way? It came from Mrs. Victor
Morganstern, 980 Whitmore.
Mrs. Morganstern was driving by
Shaarey Zedek Synagogue shortly
after Rabbi Adler's funeral when
the idea came to her. She called
the Republican State Central
Office, which in turn called the
governor's office.
The governor called the high-
way department, and within 24
hours the Southfield City Council
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