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EMANUEL BERLATSKY, for the ahy, general manager of the sta-
past seven years director of com- lion, announced. The award was
munity services of the National officially given to Ellmann July 11
Jewish Welfare Board, has been for his outstanding contributions
named director of JWB services to the welfare of the Detroit metro-
to Jewish Com- ! politan community.
munity Centers
and YM-YWHAs
in large metro-
politan commun-
ities, it was an-
nounced by San-
f o r d Solender,
YETZ-COHEN LADIES AUXIL-
executive v i c e- IARY 530 will hold a meeting and
president of swim party 8:30 p.m. Monday at
JWB, who in- the home of Ann Rubin, 19725 Oak-
dicated that the field Ave. All members and pros-
strengthening of pective members are invited to at-
JWB's service to tend and bring bathing suits. New-
'large communi- ly elected President Betty Spinner
ties is especially will name her chairmen for the
iiimportant at this coming year, and will bring a re-
time in light of . port of the Department of Michigan
the crucial re- Convention.
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E. Berlatsky quirements of the
American Jewish life and the
BLOCH ROSE POST and AUX
challenges of the urban crisis for ILIARY 420 will.,. hold a Bob-Lo
the whole country.
boat ride 9 p.m. Sunday The pub-
A veteran social worker, Ber- lic is invited. For information call
latsky, has been in the Jewish Chairman, Miriam Lawrence at
Community Center field for over ' UN 2-1467.
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35 years. He had served on the
staff of the Detroit Jewish Com- Maurice Bordeloye,
munity Center.
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JWV
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Floyd S. Blatt, president of the
Park Synagogue Shaare Sholom of
Chicago announces that RICHARD
TUCKER will return for the sev-
enth year as cantor for the High
Holy Days services which begin
Sept. 22 in the Grand Ballroom of
the Sheraton-Chicago Hotel. The
services are conducted by the con-
gregation's spiritual leader, Rabbi
Alvin I. Kleinerman. Cantor Tucker'
will be assisted by choral director ;
Allen Chester and his all-male
choir.
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A Detroit business executive and
community leader, BEN GOLD- I
BERG, has been named to the
City of Hope Gallery of Achieve-
ment, the highest honor the free-
nonsectarian, national medical cen-
ter in Duarte, Calif., can confer
Honored for "outstanding and dedi-
cated service" to the City of Hope,
Goldberg has served more than 20
years on the Board of Directors,
was elected a vice-president in
1961, and is a past president of
the Detroit Business Men's Group.
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MRS. LESLIE D. BLOOM of
Shrewsbury Rd. has been reap-
pointed for a third term as re-
gional chairman of the Central
Area, 1968 Torch Drive. In addi-
tion to working in the annual
United Foundation campaign, Mrs.
Bloom is active with the National
Council of Jewish Women, Project
Hope, Women's City Club and the
Detroit Institute of Arts. Her
husband is an attorney. They have
a son and a daughter.
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The executive vice president of
the Executive Council of Austra-
lian Jewry, S.D. EINFELD, has
been elected world vice president
the International Council of
Jluntary Agencies, it was report-
ed from Sydney. Einfeld, a mem-
ber of the legislative assembly, is
the first Australian to be elected
to an official position on the
Council.
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Mrs. EMMA SCHAVER, 25259
igleside, Southfield, has
aen elected to the board of di-
rectors of American Friends of
the Hebrew University. Mrs. Scha-
ver is a founder of the Harry S.
I'ruman Center for the Advance-
ment of Peace and will participate
in the ceremonies on Mt. Scopus
July 24 commemorating the lay-
ing of the foundation stones 50
years ago. In 1967, she received
the Eleanor Roosevelt Humanities
Award.
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WILLIAM M. ELLMANN, State
Bar commissioner and immediate
past president of the State Bar of
Michigan, has been honored by
Radio Station WWWW (W4) as
recipient of the station's "Citizen
of the Day" award, John J. Dan-
Leader in State's
Odd Fellows, JWV
Maurice Bordelove, 1600 An-
tietam, one of the most prominent
leaders in Michigan's Independent
Order of Odd Fellows and Jewish
War Veterans, died July 6. Funeral
services were held Sunday at He-
brew Memorial Chapel.
He is survived by a brother,
William; two sisters, Mrs. Fannie
Teper and Mrs. Charles (Eva)
Lesser.
Mr. Bordelove, who had retired
from the printing business some
years ago, was a past grand mas-
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Histadrut European Office
BRUSSELS (JTA) — Histadrut,
Israel's labor federation, will
transfer its European office from
London to Brussels soon. The or-
ganization's current European rep-
resentative, Eli Marx, is conclud-
ing his four-year tour and will be
succeeded by Hana Lehmann.
In Tel Aviv. Israel Stolarsky,
associate director of the National
Committee for Labor-Israel in the
United States, speaking at a sym-
posium on the Histadrut Sunday,
said American Jewish and 11011--
Jewish circles want Histadrut to
increase its activities in the U.S.
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ter of the Michigan IOOF. He was
active for many years in the
American Jewish Congress and in
Zionist circles.
On March 26 he was given high
honors at a special function of
Jericho Lodge of IOOF of which
he was an organizer and an active
leader for many years.
Mr. Bordelove, who was in his
early 70s, was a Detroit JWV
organizer in 1936, held national
JWV offices and was coming into
his fourth term as president of
Eli Levin Post. On the state
level, Mr. Bordelove held every
position up to commander.
In his first year as commander
of Detroit Post 135, Mr. Borde-
love persuaded the national organi-
zation to hold its convention in
Detroit. He held several national
offices and was in the forefront of
campaigns against anti-Semitism
during the war years.
In addition, Mr. Bordelove was
active in the Hannah Schloss Old
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