Army Salutes Health Club Director
Rona Berg, Jack Benton
Engaged to Marry
James Coleman, director of the men's health club at the Jewish
Center, is pre-
sented a U. S.
Army certificate
of appreciation
by Col. Thomas
E. Dennis, com-
manding officer
of Michigan Re-
cruiting, and Sgt.
Bill Nemeth, lo-
cal recruiter at
10300 Joseph
Campau, Ham-
tramck. Coleman
reired from the
Army in 1965 after 24 years' service. Since his retirement, his work in
behalf of Army recruiting has not diminished; he has been instrumental
in establishing counseling programs and has been an adviser to many
young men in various military programs.
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, December 15, 1967-25
For Children at Northville
Happiness Is a Blue and White Bus
Purchased With Trading Stamps
Six years ago, with assistance Pembroke, Huntington Woods (LI
from readers of the Jewish 2-1243); or Chet Popp, 19740 Sex-
News, Hawthorn - Northville Chap- ton, Southfield, (353-6345.)
ter Michigan Association for Emo- The bus is used to take the chil-
tionally Disturbed Children, pre- dren on picnics and to educational
sented a little bus, purchased en- and cultural events outside the hos-
tirely with trading stamps, to the pital.
children of Northville State Hos-
pital.
FOR THE BEST IN
The time has come to replace
MUSIC AND ENTERTAINMENT
the bus, and a new, 16-passenger,
blue and white beauty has been
selected. Chapter President Wil-
And His Orchestra
liam McSweeney died this fall with
his dream of presentation incom-
DI 1-1609
plete, but the bus will bear his
MISS RONA BERG
name as a memorial for his many
J. J. CLARKE STUDIO
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Berg of years of service to emotionally
Portraiture of Distinction
For Your Weddings
Jerome Ave., Oak Park, announce disturbed children.
If the chapter can collect 800
DR. EPHRALM KATZIR-KATCH the engagement of their daughter
Formals - Condids - Direct Color
more trading stamp books, the
ALSKY, professor and head of the Rona to Jack Edward Benton, son
3223 W McNichols
little bus can be presented dur-
biophysics department at the Weiz- of Mrs. Nat Benton of Ridgedale
Nr. Muirlond
ing the holiday week. S & H
mann Institut of Science, has Ave., Oak Park, and the late Mr.
Call 341-4141
green stamps are the primary
been elected a fellow of the 315- Benton.
need but all stamps will be ac-
year-old Leopol ia, the world's old-
The bride-elect is a senior in
cepted.
est continuously\ active academy in the college of education at East-
Donations may be made to
natural science The academy, ern Michigan University. Her
MAEDC, Box 100, Detroit; Mrs.
founded in 1652, slelects half of its
fiance is a senior at Wayne State
Now Booking - - -
members f r o m German-speaking University. A spring wedding is Mar y Benyas, 19981 Marlowe,
48235; Mrs. Ivan Frankel, 25831
countries and the rest from other
nations the world"-ciVet.`,1)(.--Katch- planned.
alsky was born in Russia, educated
Now a new way to
at the Hebrew University in Jeru-
and His Orchestra
help your country
salem and held research fellow-
Good Music
Women's Clubs I
as you help yourself
ships at Brooklyn Polytechnical In-
for All Occasions
' stitute and Columbia University.
(Continued from Page 19)
U.S. SAVINGS BONDS
He has headed the biophysical de-
LI 4-9278
NEW FREEDOM SHARES
CHANA CZENESH CHAPTER,
partment at the Weizmann Insti- Pioneer Women, will meet noon
tute since 1951.
Monday at the Labor Zionist In-
, stitute. Gertrude Oberstein will
review "The Chosen" by Chaim
Pot o k . Refreshments will be
Complete Assortment of
served.
Domestic & Imported
• •
SAM EMNIER
People Make News
The Plumbing, Heating and
Cooling Contractors Association of
Southeastern Michigan, Inc., elect-
ed LOUIS CHERNOFF as presi-
dent at a recent meeting. Vice-
presidents are E. C. Anderson and
Donald Weisman; treasurer, Her-
man Broder; secretary, Leonard
Pershin; board of directors, Harry
Barsky, John Flashner, Jack Is-
rael, Morrey Katz, Irving Levine,
Irving Moskovitz, Jack Munson
and Dave Muskovitz; and execu-
tive director, Albert Cohen. This
organization, is comprised of more
than 60 plumbing and heating con-
tractors in metropolitan Detroit.
• • •
DR. NATHAN TRAININ, of the
Weizmann Institute's experimen-
tal biology department, in Israel,
has returned to Israel from Argen-
tina, where he served at the first
visiting director of the newly es-
tablished Albert Einstein Medical
Research Center. Among the aims
of the Center, which will be lo-
cated at the Jewish Hospital in
Buenos Aires, is cooperation be-
twee Argentinian scientists on the
one hand, and those at the Weiz-
mann Institute and other Israeli
research institutions on the other.
• • •
At a special Wayne County In-
termediate Board of Education
meeting. MILTON B. HACK, 8196
Gary, Westland, was appointed to
serve on the Wayne County In-
termediate Board of Canvassers.
• s •
The only Jew currently in Aus-
tralia's federal parliament was re-
elected to a second six-year term
in the Senate elections just held
here. He is Sen. S. H. COHEN,
deputy leader of the Labor Party
and an active leader of the Jewish
community. Sen. Cohen is also
vice president of the Victorian
Friends of the Hebrew University.
* • *
Dr. BENJAMIN B. ROSEN-
BERG, executive director of the
Combined Jewish Philanthropies of
Greater Boston and the Nations]
Health and Welfare Retirement
Association, has been elected pres-
ident of the Massachusetts Confer-
ence on Social Welfare.
ISRAEL
Stay at the hotel
ma class
by itself"
We didn't say this about the Shera-
ton-Tel Aviv. Hundreds of visiting
tourists did — when polled by a lead-
ing Israeli newspaper!
Sheraton-Tel Aviv: enjoy its private
beach beside the Mediterranean, air-
conditioned rooms, superb food,
nearby golf, spectacular entertain-
ment in the hotel's own night-
club. For Insured Reserva-
tions at Guaranteed
Rates, see your
Travel Agent. Or
tall WO 1-8000.
SHERATON -TEL AVIV
BY POPULAR DEMAND !
ED BURG
I
OPTICAL PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED
Activities
BUSINESS AND PROFESSION I
AL CHAPTER will celebrate Han I
uka 8:30 p.m. Tuesday at Beth
Hillel. A Chinese auction under
the leadership of Dorothy Gold-
berg and Rose Columbus, will be
held, with proceeds going to the
tribute fund. For information, call
Rose, LI 1-3557.
* s •
TIKVAH CHAPTER will meet
for luncheon noon Tuesday, at
Cong. Beth Hillel. Rabbi Milton
Arm will speak on intermarriage
and teen-age problems. New mem-
bers will be honored. Guests in-
vited.
* s •
CENTENNIAL LODGE will fea-
ture a program on the Synanon
Foundation and its cure for drug
addiction 8:30 p.m. Thursday at the
Oak Park Community Center.
Flazar to Speak
at Farband Fete
Albert Elazar, superintendent of
the United Hebrew Schools will
speak on "A New Israel and a New
Middle East," at the melave mal-
ka of the Farband City Committee
8:30 p.m. Saturday in the Labor
Zionist Institute.
The public is invited.
The Jewish News regrets that
the date indicated in last week's
paw was erroneous.
Manuel Konigsberg;
Israel Bond Leader
Kalamazoo businessman Manuel
M. Konigsberg, state chairman
for the Israel Bond Organization
since 1959, died in a Houston, Tex.,
clinic. He was 62.
Mr. Konigsberg, who headed the
Michigan delegation to the Inter-
national Israel Bond Conference
in Jerusalem in 1958, was a mem-
ber of Bnai Brith and was active
in Congregation of Moses Syna-
gogue.
Born in Tarnow, Austria, Mr.
Konigsberg lived in Kalamazoo
since 1924. For the past 30 years,
he had owned a metal and struc-
tural aluminum business there.
Surviving are his wife, Bessie; a
brother, Sidney of Houston; and a
sister, Mrs. Simone Brod of Paris.
BNAI MOSHE SISTERHOOD'
will meet 1 p.m. Tuesday at the i
synagogue. Rabbi Moses Lehrman
will review "The Chosen" by
Chaim Potok. A coffee hour will
precede the program. For infor-
mation. call Mrs. Harry Gunsberg.
342-4645.
s • •
• FRAMES • LENSES • CASES • MAGNIFIERS
• BINOCULARS • TELESCOPES
ALL REPAIRS MADE IN OUR OWN LAB
WARREN OPTICAL CO.
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HARVARD • ROW SHOPPING CENTER
Mile
of Lahser
SUNDAYS BY APPOINTMENt
NORTHWEST NSHEI CHABAD
STUDY GROUP wil meet 2:30 p.m.
Saturday at the home of Mrs.
Louis Thav, 18059 Wisconsin. Rab-
bi Eli Friedman will speak.
* • •
UPPER NORTHWEST NSHEI
CHABAD STUDY GROUP will
meet 3 p.m. Saturday at the home
of Mrs. A. Ungar, 19944 Stansbury.
Rabbi Yitzhak Kagan will be guest
speaker.
* • *
JEWISH WOMEN'S EUROPEAN
WELFARE ORGANIZATION will
hold a latke party noon Monday
at Cong. Ahavas Achim.
• • •
DETROIT CANCER FIGHTERS,
City of Hope, will meet 8:30 p.m.,
Monday at Bnai David Synagogue.
Mrs. Harry Fink, vice president
of program, has planned to have
Paul Winter of station WTAK as
guest speaker. His topic will be
"The City of Destruction." llus-
bands and friends of members are
invited. At a brief business meet-
ing proceeding the program, Mrs.
David Schwartz, chairman, will
report on plans for the New Year's
Eve party to be held at the new
Raleigh House.
* • s
SISTERS OF ZION, Mizrachi
Women, will' hold a Hanuka lunch-
eon noon Wednesday at Beth Jo-
seph Synagogue under the spon-
sorship of Mrs. Mendel Stark and
Mrs. Esther Gold.
• • •
PIONEER WOMEN BOOK RE-
VIEW SERIES will continue with
a review of Chaim Potok's "The
Chosen" by Mrs. Adele Mondry
1:30 p.m. Saturday at the home of
Mrs. Shirlee Katzman, 23671 Coyle,
Oak Park.
• • •
PURITY CHAPTER, Order of
the Eastern Star, will hold a school
of instruction for all officers 7:45
p.m. Monday at Eureka Temple
Refreshments will follow.
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