Norman Cottler Honored at Bond Fete
At the Labor Zionist Movement-Landsmanshaften Israel Hai
anniversary celebration which honored Norman Cottler on the occa-
sion of his 70th birthday and in recognition of "his dedicated service
to the Jewish people and to the State of Israel," are (from left) seat-
es: Harry L. Schumer, LZ-Landsmanshaften Israel Bond campaign
chairman; Michael Comay, Israel Ambassador to the UN, guest
speaker, and Morris Lieberman, testimonial chairman; standing:
Rabbi Hayim Donin of Cong. Bnai David, who gave the tribute to
Cottler; Mrs. Morris L. Schaver, honorary chairman of the affair;
Rabbi Jacob E. Segal of Adas Shalom Synagogue, who presented a
plaque and souvenir folio to Cottler, and Mr. and Mrs. Cottler. The
affair, with advance sales and functions, resulted in Israel Bond
subscriptions totaling $280,000.
Detroiters Preparing Welcome
for Jerusalem's Mayor Teddy Kollek
The Israel Hai anniversary din-
ner, with Teddy Kollek, Mayor of
Jerusalem, as guest, will honor
the memory of Mrs. Mina Elizabeth
Bergman, the first chairman of the
Detroit Israel Bond Women's Di-
vision. The dinner, celebrating
Israel's 18th year
of statehood, will
be held June 11,
8:45 p.m., at the
Shaarey Zedek.
Mrs. Bargman,
who served as Is-
rael Bond Wom-
en's Division
chairman from
the inception of
the Israel Bond Mrs. Bargman
campaign in 1951 to 1954, was a
benefactor of many causes, in-
cluding Jewish Welfare Federa-
tion, Jewish Family and Children's
Service, Camp Tamarack, JSSB,
Hadassah and Bar-Ilan University.
She had established the Theodore
Bargman, lecture series at the Mid-
rasha and at Temple Beth-El.
Kollek, who was elected to a
four-year term as Mayor of Jeru-
salem in 1965, served as director-
general of the Prime Minister's
Office from 1952 to 1964, during
the administrations of David Ben-
Gurion, the late Moshe Sharett
and the present Prime Minister,
Levi Eshkol. He was named chair-
man of the board of the Israel Mu-
seum in Jerusalem in 1964.
Plans are being made for a civic
welcome to the Mayor of the Holy
City, "The City of Peace," which
was established more than 3500
years ago. Every congregation and
all other Jewish organizations have
been invited to participate.
David Safran, general chairman
of the Detroit Israel Bond Commit-
tee, will be the dinner chairman.
For reservations call the Israel
Bond office, DI 1-5707.
Emil Cohen, humorist, will be
guest star at the Cong. Gemiluth
Chassodim Israel "Hai" dinner
Sunday at 6 p.m., at the congrega-
tion. Pinchas Dror, Israel trade
commissioner for the midwest, will
bring a message from Israel. Otto
Kaufman is ticket chairman. A
champagne hour will precede the
dinner.
I
Men's Clubs
Robert N. Canvasser was elected
president of the MEN'S CLUB OF
TEMPLE BETH EL. .
Other elected officers are:
Martin K. Stein
and Stan-
ley J. Clamage,
vice presidents;
Milton Shafran,
treasurer; G o r-
don S. Gard, sec-
retary; Albert
D. Blatnikoff,
assistant secre-
tary; members of
the board, S. Je-
rome Bronson,
Daniel C. Carpen-
Canvasser
ter, Jack Fromm, William Harris,
Harvy S. Hubar, Marshall F. Loew-
enstein, Malcolm L o w e n s t e i n,
Richard Love, Lee J. Marks, Ellis
Rabb, Robert L. Rosenbush, Dr.
Sheldon D. Stern.
Canvasser has been a lifelong
member of the Temple and is a
confirmand of the religious school
and a graduate from the high
school department. He is a past
president of the Married Group of
Temple Beth El. He was born in
Detroit, has been engaged in the
commercial building and real es-
tate business with his three broth-
ers, served in the Army Air Corps
during World War II, is a charter
member of Morgenthau Lodge
Bnai Brith and a member of the
board of Downtown Synagogue.
He is married to Beverly Bensman
and they are the parents of four
children.
Gerald W. Groat Enters
Recorder's Court Race
Mr. Kikoler to Wed
Miss Lerner of Illinois
MISS ETHEL LERNER
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel E. Lerner
of Evanston announce the engage-
ment of their daughter Ethel to
Stephen Kikoler, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Sigmund Kikoler, 18221 Hub-
bell.
Miss Lerner attends the Uni-
versity of Michigan. Her fiance
recently graduated from the Uni-
versity of Michigan and will at-
tend Wayne State University's law
school.
Gerald W. Groat, Jr., is a candi-
date for judge of Recorder's
Court. After graduating from
Northwestern High School, he re-
ceived his BA degree from De-
troit Institute of
Technology and
in 1953 his LLB
from Wayne
State University.
He was a claims
supervisor with
Standard A c c
dent Insurance
Co. and judicial
clerk for six
years in Record-
er's Court. F o r
the past six years
he has served as
assistant prose-
Groat
cuting attorney for Wayne County.
His duties in this capacity in-
cluded traveling in various mu-
nicipal and Justice of the Peace
courts, in western Wayne County,
conduct preliminary examinations
in criminal felony cases and trials
of misdemeanors.
A past president of the Ameri-
can Court Clerks Association, he
is also a member of the Michigan,
Detroit and Wayne County Gov-
ernment Bar Associations.
The first mistake in business is
in going into it. — Amer. proverb.
A Few Friendly Tips
From County Weeklies
41.011•• ■ =11•1,
To get nowhere fast, just follow
the crowd.
The bigger the author, the
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smaller the words he uses.
Bnai Moshe Men's Club elected
You can divide all coeds into
Erwin Kepes as president; Dr. three classes: the intellectual, the
Jerome Lechner, Sidney Ferst and beautiful, and the majority.
Simon Goldman,
When you're walking your girl
vice presidents:
home in a rain storm, remember
Sidney Burk,
this: an umbrella is a shelter for
treasurer; Robert
one, but a shower bath for two.
Hirschbein, a n d
The easiest way to stay awake
Charles Rube n,
during an after-dinner speech is to
secretaries; and
deliver it.
Sidney Nicki n,
sergeant at arms.
Harry Schwartz,
Sam Wohl, David
Schwartz, James
Kovacs and Abe • Kepes
Pasternak were elected to the
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members will be Installed by Rabbi
Moses Lehrman at morning sery
ices the second day of Shavuot.
We Make Our Own Glasses
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GOODFELLOWSHIP C L U B
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will meet 9 p.m. Tuesday at the
May 16 — To Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lutzker Voliner Hall. Refresh-_
A. Tarnopol (Helaine Burke), 19357 ments will be served.
Murray Hill, a daughter, Amy
Beth.
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May 11 — To Dr. and Mrs. Shel-
don Mintz (Sybil Golden), 14250
By Sid Shmarak
LaBelle, Oak Park, a son, Fred-
erick David.
JACQUELINE SHOP, at Tele-
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graph
and Maple Rds., has some-
May 9 — To Mr. and Mrs. Mur-
ray Asher (Lois Schecket), former- thing new under its hat: Oleg Cas-
ly of Oak Park, now of Atlanta, sini wigs. Offered only at the Bir-
mingham store, Cassini wigs are
Ga., a son, Barry Jay.
of the finest imported hair, each
* *
May 5 — To Mr. and Mrs. packaged in its own distinctive
Sheldon Alkon (Lorraine Small), Cassini tote bag.
• * *
19210 Washburn, a daughter, Eliza-
On Sunday, from 10 a.m. to 4
beth Mae.
p.m., Al Long and his team of ex-
May 3 — To Mr. and Mrs. pert mechanics, at AL LONG
Sheldon Freedman (Falene Rose FORD, 13711 E. Eight Mile, will
Berg), 21602 Stratford, Oak Park, become "auto doctors" for the day
and give a thorough examination
a daughter, Julie Robin.
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to all cars that come in for a safe-
May 1 — To Mr. -and Mrs. Den- ty check-up, at no cost or obli-
nis Rands (Sandra Slobir), 22166 gation. Among the items that will
Dante, Oak Park, a daughter, car- be checked are brakes, front lights,
rear lights, steering wheel, tires,
olyn Elizabeth.
* *
windshield wipers, exhaust sys-
April 21 — To Mr. and Mrs. Eu- tems, seat belts—to name but a
gene F. Friedman, former Detroit- few. Drivers will then receive a
ers of Champaign, Ill., a son, Axle written safety report indicating the
kind of treatment their car needs.
Stephen.
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To Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Lahn
RON STONE & CO. has moved
Goldstein (Ruthe Katzma•), 21618 into larger quarters at 26711 Wood-
Stratford, Oak Park, an adopted ward, Huntington Woods, Ron
son, Jonathan London.
Stone, president, has announced.
The new home office of the Detroit
He that mindeth not his own advertising agency has almost
business shall never be trusted triple the capacity of its previous
with mine.
headquarters. It was formerly lo-
—Spanish Proverb cated in Ferndale, at 740 Livernois.
Business Briefs
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
32—Friday, May 20, 1966
A woman and a melon are hard
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