30—Fridsy, February 23, 1968 Men's Clubs I THE DETROIT JEWISH HEWS , ' Beth Aaron Buys $20,000 Israel Bonds At a ceremony marking the purchase of $20,000 in Israel Bonds by Beth Aaron Congregation, (from left) are: Allan Rosenberg, vice president; Max Nosanchuk, president of the congregation; Rabbi Ben- jamin H. Gorrelick and Albert E. Ellenson, vice president. The purchase was made under the building fund clause. AESCULAPIAN PHARMACEU- TICAL ASSOCIATION will install the following officers 6:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Labor Zionist In- stitute: president, Charles Tennen; vice president, Aaron Karp; trea- surer; Max Millman; secretaries, Edward Rothenberg and Asher Smith; and past president, Harold Ellias, ex-officio. Board members are Harry Adler, Morris Averbuch, Bernard Breyer, Henry Cohen, Ben Daitch, Harry Dorfman, Ben Finkel, Alex Goldman, Meyer Goldstein, Sam Kaplan, Harry Katzman, Hyman Margolis, Sam Plucer, Al Roggin, Jack Schneyer, Bob Schwartz, Milton Singer, Mi- chael Wainer; and honorary board member, Dr. Martin Barr, dean of the school of pharmacy, Wayne State University. Friends invited. For reservations, call Hyman Mar- golis, UN 4-7109, or Meyer Gold- stein, DI 1-2815. U.S. Savings Bond Drive Spurred More than 250 prominent indus- freedom shares via the payroll trialists, bankers, labor leaders, savings and bond-a-month plans. and U.S. Treasury volunteers from Treasury officials hope the inten- Wayne, Oakland, and Macomb sive promotion, which will be con- counties met Wednesday noon at ducted during April and May, will the Sh-alen Cadillac Hotel to result in enrollment of at least in launch the 1968 Metropolitan De- 82,000 additional payroll savers troit Share - in - Freedom Savings the tri-county area. Bonds Campaign. Host at the luncheon meeting PHOTOGRAPHY was W. D. MacDonell, president of Kelsey-Hayes Co. and volunteer state savings bonds chairman for Michigan. He recently was named 547-4805 chairman of the Metropolitan De- WEDDINGS — BAR MITZVAS troit Campaign by Treasury Secre- t SPECIAL OCCASIONS tary Henry H. Fowler. Principal speaker was Lt. Gen 'It Was a 2-Day War,' National President of JWVA Due Here JNF Speaker Jokes Mrs. Ted Garfinkle, president of the National Ladies' Auxiliary of the Jewish War Veterans of the U.S.A. will make her official visit to Michigan March 12 and 13, ac- cording to Department of Michigan President Mrs. William Greenberg. Chairman of Mrs. Garfinkle's visit is Mrs. Jack Iden, past de- JWV Bloch Rose Auxiliary will hold a membership meeting 8:15 p.m. Tuesday at the Oak Park Com- munity Center. A regular business meeting will be followed by humor- ist Mrs. E. Cohen, doing Sam Lev- enson's "Everything But Money." Refreshments and a social hour will follow. Prospective members are invited. For information, call Gerry Feldman, 398-8955, or Dor- othy Goldberg, UN 2-6610. College of Judaica to Fete Blumenthal Former Detroiter William R. Blu- menthal will receive the University of Judaism award at a brealdast in Sinai Temple, Los Angeles Sun- day. Blumenthal will be honored "for !" his many cultural, historical a n d communal activi- ties to which he has devoted a lifetime of crea- t tive service." The award will be presented by Dr. Max Vorspan, provost of the university. Blumenthal, a member of the Blumenthal board of directors of the Sinai Temple, is a member of the board of overseers of the university and of its Patrons So- ciety. An educator, social worker, research specialist and bibliophile, he was president of the Denver Zionist Council, and vice president of the Southern Pacific Region, Zionist Organization of America. In Detroit, he had been director of the Keren Hayesod in the late 1920s. Blumenthal is noted for his per- sonal library of 10,000 volumes, one of the best-known collections of Judaica outside of libraries in the United States. He is a founder of the Fellowship of Jewish Cul- ture of Los Angeles, and is chair- man of the Jewish Historical So- ciety of Southern California. Dr. Walter Ackerman, dean of the Hebrew Teachers College and College of Judaica, will be guest speaker at the affair. JACQUES COUSIN, general man- ager of the United Foundation, has been elected to the board of trustees of the Metropolitan Fund. partment president, who is the guard of the JWVA and co-ordin- ator of the National Ladies Bulletin. Assisting her are Mesdames Sid- ney Cohen, Morton Oppenheim, Oscar Katz and Ben Cowan, all past department presidents. Senior Vice President Mrs. Irv- ing Silk and Junior Vice President Mrs. Sol Goldberg also will par- ticipate. Mrs. Goldberg, depart- ment membership chairman, is chairman of a paid-up member- ship party to be held March 12 at Temple Israel, at which Mrs. Gar- finkle will speak. Junior vice presi- dents of Michigan's 12 auxiliaries are assisting Mrs. Goldberg in planning the membership cabaret night, which will begin with a cocktail hour 7 p.m.. Admission will be open only to paid-up mem- bers of JWVA. Dues may be paid at the door. On March 13, the Flint Ladies Auxiliary will host Mrs. Garfinkle at a tea following a visit to the Whaley Home for Boys, one of the auxiliaries' regular child welfare projects. Accompanying the na- tional president will be Mrs. John Nemon, past national president; Mrs. Greenberg, Mrs. Iden and Mrs. Sidney Lantz, president of Silverman Auxiliary. JWV Bowling Tourney The Jewish War Veterans fifth annual regional bowling tourna- ment, sponsored by the Depart- ment of Michigan, will take place at Melody Lanes, March 30.31. For information, call William Geer, LI 7-8971. Cohn's 'Committee of 99' Recommends Modernized Wayne County Govt. Avers Cohn, attorney and co- chairman of the "Committee of 99" citizen's group, Tuesday presented the results of a year-long study, describing Wayne County's govern- mental structure as unrepresenta- tive and unwieldy, and recommend- ing that it be modernized through adoption of county home rule. The 99-member group was ap- pointed by Mel Ravitz, chairman of the County Board of Supervisors, to study county government and recommend whether or not the county should move to implement the Michigan County Home Rule Act of 1966. The committee report presented to Ravitz and the Board of Super- visors said that the structure of county government has changed little since the mid-19th Century and is outmoded and inadequate to cope with the present-day needs of Wayne County's 2,700,000 citizens. It was not a six-day but a two- day war, Col. Yaacov Kaplan, com- mander of the Israeli forces in Gali- lee last June, said in jest to a large gathering of attorneys, in- surance men and accountants, at the meeting of the professional committee for the Jewish Nation- al Fund Foundation, at Cong. Bnai Moshe, Monday night. Col. Kaplan explained that it was a "two-day war" in the sense that it took Israel's forces two days to subdue Egypt, two days to end the conflict with Jordan and two days to finish the job in Syria. Participants in the evening's program included Judge Burton R. Shifman, Rabbi Moses Lehrman, Brig. Gen. William Weinstein, Judge Joseph J, Pernick and Gerald L. Portney. Max Nosanchuk Heads Beth Aaron Max Nosanchuk is the new president of Beth Aaron Syna- gogue, succeeding Sam Loberman, who served nar- y two years. Nosanchuk will serve out the present term. Active at Beth Aaron for many year s, Nosan- chuk has held a umber of top offices and been chairman of key GARSON ZELTZER Lewis W. Walt, assistant com- mandant, U.S. Marine Corps. Gen. Walt told the group that in view of the tense situation in Vietnam and the threat of inflation at home, the sense of urgency surrounding the savings bonds program is greater today than at any time since World War II. Basic objective of the tri-county campaign is to step up purchases of U.S. savings bonds and the new 18,843 schlorships to the 167,000 high school seniors who participat- ed in the competition. Scholarship winners are entitled to an annual NORTHWEST DETROIT COUN- award of $250 to $1,000, depending CIL of Civic and Consumer Asso- upon financial need, for each of ciations will meet at Carpenters' four years of study at a regents- Hall, 22521 Grand River 8 p.m., approved college in the state of Thursday to discuss current state New York. issut a, including riot control and The Detroit Department of gun legislation. Senator Raymond Dzendzel will speak. Councilwoman Parks and Recreation maintains 233 playfields, playgrounds and Mary Beck will be honored on her playlots comprising 1,176 acres. Leap Year birthday. Treasere CT :n4rim (Direct JTA Teletype Wire to The Jewish News) F-- LONDON—A son of Jewish immi- grants who was raised in London's East End scored a rousing success on the West End stage Monday night in the role of Tevye in the local production of "Fiddler on the Roof," a musical drama derived from the works of Sholom Alei- chem. The new star is Attie Bass, whose performance was greeted by a standing ovation from the audi- ence. Young Bass took ten curtain calls. PRESENTS Hal Gordon MUSIC BIG BAND OR SMALL COMBOS UN 3-8982 UN 3-5730 Mach witt and glis Orchestra New Phone: 358-3642 I A GIFT FOR EVERY OCCASION Complete Gold Jewelry Sec Morris Watnick Selection including the Finest 14 Kt. FL\ 283 Hamilton ElIrm.rIgharn (Near GIFTS ,IFIVELRY 644-7626 Thurs. 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