28-Frida y,

May 26, 1967

I,ct'mon-I Jolt:: Rites
S•t for Jugust

MISS JUDITH LEEMON

Mr. and Mrs. Norman I. Leemon
of Fairfield Ave. announce the
engagement of their daughter Ju-
dith Ann to Albert L. Holtz, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Holtz of
W. Outer Dr.
The bride elect is a graduate of
the University of Michigan and
currently attends Wayne State
University's law school. Her fi-
ance received his bachelors degree
from Wayne and will graduate
from its law school in June. He is
affiliated with Sigma Delta Chi
professional journalism s o c i e t y;
Omicron Delta Kappa, national
leadership fraternity; Tau Epsilon
Rho, national legal fraternity; and
Mackenzie Honor Society.
An August wedding is planned.

Critics
Critics are a kind of freebooters
in the republic of letters,—who
like deer, goats and divers other
gramniverous animals, gain sub-
sistence by gorging upon buds and
leaves of the young shrubs of the
forest, thereby robbing them of
their verdure. and retarding their
progress to maturity.
— 1Vashington In ing

This
ghetti
Sauce Is A
Meatless
ifiechayelt!

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Lewis Grossman
Elected President
of AJCommittee

At the recent annual dinner
meetin.2 of the Detroit Chapter of
the American Jewish Committee
i- Grossman
o.a. elected pres-
ident,. succeeding
Robert Alperd.
Alpernls term as
chapter executive
hoard member
was extended to
1970.
Avern C o h n.
past chapter pres-
iden t. was re-
elected co-chair- Grossman
man of the chapter's advisory corn-
mittee.
Grossman has served the chap-
ter as race relations committee
chairman and treasurer. He has
been an active supporter of efforts
to retain high-quality integrated
education at Mumford and its
feeder schools and has been in the
forefront of community efforts to
insure equal housing opportunities.
Grossman was liasion this year in
the AJC chapter's cooperative ef-
forts in developing the Midrasha
program series on "The State of
Jewish Belief."
Other chapter officers are vice
presidents. N. Brewster Broder,
l.ee B. Brody, Norman Katz and
Walter Shapero; treasurer, Dr. Jo-
seph Fauman, secretary; Mrs. Cle-
ment A. Hopp; advisory commit-
tee co-chairman, Rabbi Richard C.
Hertz; and vice chairmen of the
advisory committee. Martin L. But-
zel and Erwin Simon.
Executive board members elect-
ed for three-year terms are Rabbi
Irwin Groner. Sanford Hansen.
Miles Jaffe, Rabbi Morton Kanter,
Norman Katz. Richard Kux, Philip
Marc-use. Harry Nosanchuk, Arthur
Rubiner. Mrs. Mark Shaevsky, Mrs.
Everet Straus and Mrs. Oscar
'Lemon.

BB Chapter Presidents at Council Installation

At the recent Bnai Brith Metropolitan Detroit Council installation, new presidents representing the
25 chapters pose with the new president, Mrs. Al Stein. They are (from left) standing: Mesdames
Earl Mostyn, Galilee Chapter; Charles Wolin, Tucker; Michael Docks, Dov Frenkel; Nathan Nothman,
Einstein; Milton Ross, Rex; Harvey Shapiro, Zeiger; Murray Franklin, Deborah; Martin Weston, Detroit;
Pete Goldstein, Gershwin: Charles Toren, Marshall; Phillip Rossen, Tikvah; Carl Lichtenstein, Brandeis;
Julius Ring, Pisgah; Richard Zerkin, Centennial; seated: Mesdames Leonard Schreiber, Israel; Martin
Landay, Stone; and Nathan Maxman, Keidan; Miss Molly Moss, Business and Professional; Mesdames
Irvin Meisel, Block; AI Stein; Louis Kramer, Zager; Joseph Radkin, East Side; Kal Soskin, Morganthau;
Sans Lesson, Handler; and Ted Boorman, Jacobson. Not pictured is Mrs. Aaron Berg, Downtown - Fox
Chapter.
6 -

. . .
ri) -
J.3nth ,Activities

Larry Freedman

Orchestra sad Entertainment

647-2367

CENTENNIAL LODGE will hold
ALBERT EINSTEIN LODGE'.
will hold its 12th installation its 11th annual inaugural dinner-
dance
7:30 p.m., June 3 at the
dinner-dance 9 p.m. June 3 at
Mayfair Catering. Music will be Sheraton-Cadillac Hotel. Those to
be
installed
include Maynard Ka-
provided by Eric Rosenow and his
Continentals. For reservations, con- lef. president; Aaron Kraft, Lee
tact Leo Weberman, president, Marks and Seymour Sandweiss,
KE 1.8222, Sam Freedman, pro- vice presidents; Mitchell Simmer,
gram chairman, 356-6171, or Felix Jerry Stein and Arnold Fisher, sec-
Rosenzweig, co-chairman, LI 3-1735, retaries; Ron Hamburger, chap-
lain; Sam Goldstein, warden; Rob-
• • •
KEIDAN CHAPTER and KEI- ert Rosenfeld, guardian; and Bur-
DAN LODGE are having a joint ton Altman, Harold Freed, Gerald
installation dinner-dance 6:30 p.m. Kanter, Marvin Novick, Henry
June 6 at the Town and Country Politzer, Hyman Pilchik and Har-
Club. Guests are invited. For reser- vey Slutsky, trustees. For reserva-
vations call Mrs. Gilbert Boren- tions contact Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
stein, 358-0525, or Mr. Robert Kra- Pevos, planning committee chair-
Max Schrut
men, LI 8-4817.
vitz, 546-0083.
For Good Photographs
• • •
and Prompt Service
For the HY Spot
Coll Me at
HENRY MORGENTHAU CHAP-
Of Your Affair
TER will hold a paid-up luncheon
Music by
with an art show and sale 12:30
p.m. June 7 at the home of Mrs.
Weddings — Bar Mitzvahs
Manuel Pastor, 7246 St. Auburn,
We Come to Your Home
Birmingham Farms. A collage
And His Orchestra
With Samples
(Hy Utchenik)
demonstration and lesson will be
UN 4-6845
TY
5-8805
presented by Mrs. Hyman Blinder.
• Distinctive Ceremonies
a Specialty!
The luncheon is free to paid-up
members. Prospective members
342-9424
Classified Ads Get Quick Results
are welcome. For information con-
, tact Mrs. Benson Cummis, LI
TEMPLE EMANU-EL MEN'S 3-4622.
e61 ---
-9(..gg
CI.LB will install its officers for
--_—.
--- ____%-,,--%
-r-, ..... --
s\ -'. - ..
3 r— * ----- ----- ---------------
the coming year at Sabbath eve
services .lime 2 at the temple.
."-r—S!* A
A 'As
"
- i 1,e 14y411 diamond al at..- uyla ryuce. ...
Those to he installed are Bertram
A ' 'e----- 1
4M
Flaatz. president: Gerald Dieter,
i
i all NI .PAV1. A.
Kite
Arthur C. Schott will be install-
1r1(
I.,
Eugene Gotlieb and Jerry Hersh,
ed as president of the Metropoli-
-4,.-
vice presidents; Ted Padzensky.
.. ----- ,.
,..0.,..,...i...
secretary: and Raiford Goren. tan Detroit Bnai Brith Council at
1
treasurer. Members of the board its 28th annual installation dinner
of directors to be installed are 6 p.m. June 8 at
llarry Kretchm•r. Dr. Eliot Magid- Cong. Beth Abra-
sohn, Dr. Mzi•tin Jacobs. Albert ham.
Other officers
Kohl, Burton Siegel, Erwin Melton,
17540 WYOMING . TEL. 341-1330 • THUR., FRI. TIL 9.
Albert Landy. Morton Wolin, Eli- to he installed are
Henry
J. Cohn.
sha Gold. Ralph Ilolberg and Dr.
henry- Edelman,
Seymour Solomon.
**k**********************************************
Max Kushner and
I( 4,
* *
GOODEELLOWS CLUB will hold George Tarnoff,
GET THE BEST ... PAY LESS !
4,
*
a mystery package party 8 p.m. v ice presidents:
*
*
4,
Monday at Lutzker Hall. There will Robert Reiss. re-
*
4,
*
cording secre-
be prizes. Friends are invited.
Kosher Killed — Fresh Daily
4,
t a ry: Walter Schott
,
*4
0 or More
29c
Cohn,
assistant
recording
secre-
Lb
.
4,
Ben Morgenroth to Head tary: Louis Segel. treasurer: and
.it
*
*
State's Interior Designers Bernard Panush, chaplain.
At the annual installation din-
Herman Kasoff is chairman of
ner-dance of the Michigan Chapter,
the hoard of trustees. On the
National Society of Interior De- board are Irwin Alpern. Ralph
signers, 7 p.m.
I-lb.
Bensman, Rubin Eizen, Alex Gott-
Thursday at Ral-
Carton2
lieb, Max Lieberman. Harry Na-
eigh House.
than, Dan Pevos. Sol Superfon and *
Judge Kaufman
Louis Trotsky.
will install Ben
Morgenroth, a s
1-11s. mdtf ■ c
president.
Box
, Cunningham Opens Store *
Also being in-
in Lincoln Center Plaza
*
stalled w i I 1 he
1
Albert E. Oppen-
Cunningham Drug Stores, Inc., *
helm. chairman
announced the grand opening of
Lb.
of the hoard ;
its newest drug store in Lincoln *
Susan Marie Mar- Morgenroth
Center. Greenfield at 10 ,:i Mile
ra.. vice president; Irving Rosen, Road, Oak Park.
secretary: Eva L. Briggs, treasur-
Ray A. Shapero. president of
er; and Don E. McDonald, Edgar C'unningham's, stated that this
Major, Shirley Parkllan and Cal- unit is a 7.000-square-foot, full- *
vin White. board members.
line drug store with the latest in
.
.
For reservations, call Willard fixtures, lighting
Above Specials Good May 26 thru June 1st
and layout.
Johnston. KE 2-88 13.
*
Shapero
pointed
out that t h e
The public is invited.
store will provide convenient de-
The Conference on Jewish Mate- livery service and charge accounts. *
*
, rial Claims Against Germany last He said there's a 1,000-car front
13400 W. 7 MILE RD., Cor. Snowden
year allocated about $40,000 for parking area.
Shapero also announced the ap-
medical. educational, religious and
AMPLE PARKING
DI 1-4 5 2 5
*
FREE
DELIVERY
general relief projects for the Jew- pointment of William Gordon as
manager of the store.
a–r,•-*4,,,*.&.**4-4-4.-k-e*-•
**********
; ish community of Spain.

Hy Herman

BLAIR STUDIO

Men's Clubs

Arthur Schott
Heads Bnai Brith

Norman Allan & arm

FANCY FRYERS,

Lb. 49` 4,

FRESH FLOUNDER

Who est
But Chef
Boy-Ar•Dee
Could Create
Such Fluor?

Deep, rich, "simmered all-
day" flavor! Delicious toma-
toes, onions and spices, en-
riched with the Italian touch
of pure olive oil. Great with
spaghetti, orrktlets, fish—
meat loaf, too!

HAVE SOME SOONI

WHITE STAR COTTAGE CHEESE
CHASE & SANBORN INSTANT COFFEE . .
STREIT'S MATZO MEAL
*
* MA COHEN'S NEW DILL PICKLES . . .
CHICAGO KOSHER SALAMI OR BOLOGNA
PILLAR ROCK CHINOOK SALMON - - . .
SUNSWEET PRUNES Large Size

* *

* *

* *

REISMAN'S PKOTTERR,

5:
59

4!
3

79`
59`

MARKET