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Town and Country Club, 3 Congregations
Slate Events for Bonds: Israelis to Speak
Jan and Lillian Bart, "Fiddler
on the Roof' recording stars, will
be guest artists at the Town and
Country Club Presidential Salute
to Israel Dinner-Dance 8 p.m.
Sept. 16. The affair will honor all
club past presidents and is on be-
half of Israel Bonds.
The Barts will present in Eng-
lish and Yiddish their version of
the musical hit "Fiddler on the
Roof." Jan Bart, lyric t e n o r,
humorist and raconteur• was com-
missioned ,to translate the entire
score of "Fiddler on the Roof'
into Yiddish. His recording is the
largest selling Jewish record ever
produced. Bart has received the
American-Israel Friendship Award.
Lillian Bart is a distinguished
singer in her own right.
Guest speaker will be Captain
Avner Azulay of the Israeli Army,
who has just been appointed Is-
rael trade commissioner for the
Midwest.
George Steinberger is president
of the club. Eugene Weiss is chair-
man of the affair.
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Sinai Tank Corps
Connnander Due
Col. Menachem Aviram, com-
mander of the Sinai Tank Corps
in the. Six-Day War, will be guest
speaker at a leadership reception
dinner 6:30 p.m. Sept. 18 in the
Casino Room of the Sheraton-
Cadillac Hotel.
The reception will be in advance
of the Bnai Moshe Israel Victory
Dinner honoring Norbert Rein-
stein, former
president a n d
leader in the
congregation and
community.
Col. Aviram
commanded t h e
armored brigade
which was the
first Israeli unit
to reach the east
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bank of the Suez
Col. Aviram Canal. He served
as brigade commander under Gen.
Israel Tal and commanded the
troops which broke through to the
Suez Canal by conquering Rafahm
El Arieh, Birgafgafa and Ismaliya.
He was born in Rishon I.e'
Zion and joined the Hagana at
age 16. In 1947 he entered the
Hebrew University and when the
War of Liberation broke out he
was appointed company com-
mander in the southern front.
He remained in the army and
during the Sinai Campaign of
1956 headed the operations
branch at general headquarters
. working . under Moshe Dayan.
Col. Aviram studied at the
French Staff College and in 1958
was promoted to commander of
the paratroop brigade. He trans-
ferred to the armored corps after
three years. In 1964 he resumed
his studies at the Hebrew Univer-
sity, earning degrees in economics
and political science.
Abraham Pasternak is chairman
of the victory dinner at which
Robert St. John, world famous
author and friend of Israel, will
head the program Sept. 27.
Reinstein, who has held all the
key offices a t
Bnai Moshe, in-
cluding the presi-
dency, is health
planning director
for t h e United
Community Serv-
ices of Metropol-
itan Detroit and
a visiting lecturer
at the University
of Michigan
Reinstein School of Public
Health. He is also chairman of the
resolutions committee of the Mich-
igan Public Health Association and
chairman of the nominating com-
mittee of the National Society of
Public Health Educators.
Besides his leadership in the
congregation, Reinstein is active
in many other Jewish causes and
is on the board of directors of the
United Hebrew Schools. He holds
a degree from the University of
Vienna and spent three ,ears in ceived a standing ovation from an
the college of medicine at Vienna audience of 18.000. She was asked
and he also holds a masters de- by Ed Sullivan to appear on his
gree in public health from the nationwide TV program. Miss Raz'
University of Minnesota.
albums are best-sellers in Israel.
St. John, author of 15 books,
Siegal will be honored for his
is the only writer to pen biog- services to the congregation, to
raphies of both David Ben-Gurion the Jewish people and to Israel.
and of Nasser. His life of Ben-
For reservations to all affairs
Gurion has been translated into on behalf of the Israel Bond cause,
eight different languages. lie also
call the office, DI 1-5707.
wrote "They Came From Every-
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where." 12 biographies of the
leaders who founded the State of Gen. Marshall to Be
Israel. St. John has just returned
at Bnai David Rostrum
from Israel.
Gen. S. L. A. Marshall, author
Robert Lurie of St. Louis, na-
tionally known communal leader. of "'Swift Sword." a military
will bring a message from the Is- analysis of Israel's Six-Day War.
rael Bond Organization. Rabbi will speak at the Bnai David Is-
Moses Lehrman and Cantor Louis rael Victory Dinner. honoring Gen.
Klein will give the tribute to William J. Weinstein. 6:30 p.m.
Reinstein. Eric Rosenow and his Sept. 20 in the social hall.
Continentals will provide the din-
Gen. Weinstein is the "Bnai
ner music..
David Man of the Year." George
A cocktail reception will precede Jesse] will be guest star.
the dinner.
A former military critic. editor-
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ial writer and foreign correspon-
dent
for The Detroit News and a
Rivka Raz to Sin.,
nationally known TV commentator
at Beth Abraham
and military analyst, Marshall is
Rivka Raz, guest star of the both author and U.S. Army his-
Beth Abraham dinner 6:30 p.m. torian. He has covered 20 wars.
Thursday7is recipient of the "Harp starting as second lieutenant in
of David," awarded to the lead- World War I. In World War II,
ing actress and singer of the Is- he established the army news
raeli stage for 1965 and 1966. Dr. services and developed methods of
Arieh Plotkin, former officer in battlefield research. Decorated by
the Israel Intelligence Corps. will the U.S. government and foreign
governments, he is the author of
be the guest speaker.
Miss Raz, a lieutenant in the "Sinai Victory." "Night Drop" and
Israel Army, is a sabra. She has "Battle in the Monsoon."
Weinstein was commissioned a
brigadier general in the U.S. Ma-
rine Reserve in July and is the
second member of the Jewish
faith to hold this post in the his-
tory of the Marine Reserve.
Col. Peleg Tamir of the Is-
rael Air Force will be guest
speaker at the leadership recep-
tion to be hosted by Mr. and
Mrs. Morris J. Brandwine 8:30
p.m. Tuesday in their home,
8020 Lincoln, Huntington Woods.
The reception will honor Gen.
Weinstein in advance of the
Bnai David dinner.
Col. Tamir is chief adjutant to
Gen. Mordechai Hod, command-
ing officer of the Israel Air Force.
which played a decisive role in
Israel's victory. Tamir was re-
sponsible for the exchange of Is-
raeli pilots captured in Arab
countries.
RIVKA RAZ
A third generation sabra. Col.
.starred in such musical hits as Tamir has been with the Israel
"My Fair Lady," "Oliver," "The Air Force for nearly 20 years. Ile
King and I" and many others.
has held many. key posts. including
Alter 400 performances of the deputy commander-in-chief for per-
Israeli production of "My Fair sonnel and administration, chief
Lady," Miss Raz was invited to of the administrative office of the
come to the United States, where technical school. head of the of-
she has appeared in many con- fice of the chief instructor of the
certs, including one at Madison flying school, chief instructor in
Square Garden. where she re- the school for general studies and
Couple Hosts Israel Bond Reception
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chief of the headquarters organ-
ization branch.
He has served as adviser to a
number of African states on prob-
lems of small air forces. He began
his military career as a youth.
when he joined the Hagana. In
1945 he was imprisoned by the
British authorities. for participat-
ing in Hagana activities. He es-
caped and fought in the War of
Liberatiton.
Col. Tamir also will speak at
the Beth Abraham Leadership Re-
ception which will be hosted by
Cantor and Mrs. Shabtai Acker-
man at their home, 18254 Wood-
ingham 8:30 p.m. Wednesday. The
reception is in advance of the Beth
Abraham Israel Victory Dinner,
which is honoring Ben Siegal,
former president, who has held
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to Med Richard Lenter
MISS KATHRYN MEISTRICH
Mr. and Mrs. John Meistrich of
Birchcrest Dr. announce the en-
gagement of their daughter Kath-
ryn to Richard Lenter, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Emanuel Lenter of Braile
Ave.
The bride-elect is a senior at
the University of Michigan and is
affiliated with Sigma Delta Tau
sorority. Her fiance is a senior at
the University of Michigan law
school.
A May wedding is planned.
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At the -Town and Country Club leadership reception hosted by
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Weiss in their home, where a total of over
550,000 in Israel Bond subscriptions was announced, are (from left)
Nate Goldin; Abbie Ben-Ari, director of the Israel Government Tourist
Office, the guest speaker; Max Sosin: Mr. and Mrs. Weiss: and Nor-
man Collier. The affair was held in advance of the Town and
Country Club Presidential Toast to Israel dinner-dance, to take
place Sept. 16. Weiss is chairman of the affair with Goldin, Sosin
and Collier, as co-chairmen. Not shown are George Steinherger,
president of the club, and Dr. Herman Bennett and Jack Beck-
with, also co-chairmen. The dinner-dance, on behalf of Israel Bonds.
will honor the presidents of the club. Jan and I.illian Bart will
present "Fiddler on the Roof." Guest speaker will be Capt. Avner
Azulay, Israel trade commissioner,
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