22—Friday, January 24, 1969
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Pioneer Women Schedules Luncheon
for the Benefit of Israel Bond Cause
Appointment of committees for
the Detroit Pioneer Women's an-
nual Israel Bond Luncheon, to be
held noon Feb. 20 in the Jewish
Center, was announced by Mrs.
Aaron Katzman, president of the
council. Mrs. Bernard Kline is
luncheon chairman. Mrs. Kline, a
member of Pioneer Women for 20
years, is Council Israel Bond chair-
man, and Mrs. Jack Gosman is
Council Israel Bond co-chairman.
Other luncheon commitee chair-
men are Mesdames Norman Lee-
mon, tickets; Michael Michlin,
transportation; Jack Berent, spon-
sors; Sam Wasserman, hostesses;
and Alexander Schreier, special
events.
Heading the program will be
Orith
Activities
vocalist Ginetta LaBianca and
Emil Cohen, humorist.
A special feature will be the
sixth annual prize of an Israel
Bond, contributed by Mrs. Morris
L. Schaver, Detroit Israel Bond
Women's Division chairman and
a member of the national Pio-
neer Women's board.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Schreier
are hosting a leadership reception
Feb. 8 in advance of the luncheon.
Chapter Israel Bond chairmen
are Mesdames Kline; Gosman;
Michael Michlin, Club One; Israel
Serling, Club Two; Rebecca Kras-
now, Club Two co-chairman; Sam
Isaacs, Avodah; Jack Berent,
Brandeis; Nathan Bright, Chana
Czenesh; Jack Malamud, Chana
Czenesh co-chairman; Harold Jaffa,
Dimona; Irving Stepak, Golda
Meir; Harry Kay, Hanita co-chair-
man; Harry Docks, Israel; Jack
Gosman, Kinneret; A. Allen Weis-
berg, Massada; Irving Turner,
Massada co-chairman; Abraham
Spivack, Negbah; and Saul Wald-
man, Sharona.
For reservations, call Israel
Bonds, DI 1-5707, or Pioneer Wom-
en, 341-0722.
TIKVA CHAPTER will hold a
luncheon meeting noon Tuesday at
Cong. Beth Hillel. Guest speaker
will be Dr. Jerry Tobias, director
of juvenile services, Bloomfield
Township Police Department. He
will 'discuss "The Current' Prob-
lems of Youth in Connection With
Narcotics." Guests are invited.
For information, call Sylvia Pos-
RAYMOND ZUSSMAN AUXIL-
ner, 535-2095.
IARY will hold its annual paid-up
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membership party 6:30 p.m. Mon-
day at the Red Cedars Restaurant,
Windup Sunday
Southfield. For reservations, call
With the 1968-69 Bnai Brith Serv-
program chairmen Mrs. Ervin
ices Appeal Campaign of $250,000 Manson, KE 5-2067 and Mrs. Irwin
rapidly approaching its goal, the
Weiser, KE 5-6940.
Bnai Brith leadership has hailed
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the success as one of the greatest
BLOCH ROSE POST and AUXIL-
achievements in Bnai Brith history.
The 25 lodges and 25 chapters IARY will hold a smorgasbord
hope to contact contributors prior paid-up membership dinner 7 p.m.
to the windup date Sunday. Every Sunday at the Workmen's Circle
member will be asked to partici- Center. Dues may be paid at the
door. For information, call Betty
pate.
Katzman, LI 1-7879, or Alvin Braun-
Fulfilling the $250,000 goal will stein, BR 2-3081.
assure continued and increased
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Bnai Brith services to the commu-
nity and to the Youth program.
..1WV 'Offers Scholarships
Bnai Brith Services Appeal to'Veterans or Offspring
chairmen Mrs. Irving Isaacs and
The Department of Michigan Jew-
Herman Kasoff, expressed their
ish War Veterans is again making
gratitude to the thousands of con- available two $250 scholarships to
tributors.
any veteran, the son or daughter
"The Bnai Brith membership has
of a veteran.
responded most warmly and gen-
There are no restrictions as to
erously to the request for contribu-
tions by our dedicated volunteers. race, color or creed. Need for fi-
The acceptance of the direct appeal nancial assistance should be para-
program and the increased needs mount.
Applicants may include students
of our Bnai Brith agencies and
attending accredited institutions
philanthropies has been an inspira-
on a college level, as well as mem-
tion to our campaign workers."
bers of the January or June 1969
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high schol graduating class.
Letters of application, recom-
mendations, and a sealed official
transcript from the school should
be received by the scholarship com-
mittee at 21561 W. 8 Mile, Detroit
48219, no later than April 1.
Mrs. John Nemon and Saul Glos-
ser are co-chairmen of the scholar-
ship committee. .
JWV
17,000th Donor
of Blood Wins Trip
Men's Clubs
Alvin Tendler, 10554 Nadine,
Huntington Woods, a member of
Motor City Lodge, was the 17,000th
blood doner to the Bnai Brith Blood
Bank Jan. 14. Tendler and his wife
will receive a vacation in the Ba-
hamas. The recent rally resulted in
275 donors, with Henry Morgenthau
lodge recording 34 contributors and
Deborah Chapter leading the Bnai
Brith women with 19 contributors.
Pictured with Tendler are Selma
Cohn and Henry Cohen, co-chair-
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BETH MOSES MEN'S CLUB pre-
sents it ninth annual sports night
7:30 p.m. Feb. 5 at the synagogue.
Highlighting the evening will be
guests Red Jones and Al Acker-
man. For information, call the sy-
nagogue office, 535-4434.
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Four Detroit attorneys were
elected to office at the national
convention of Tau Epsilon Rho
Law Fraternity recently in Miami.
They are Gabriel Moscow, su-
preme graduate bursar; Edward
P. May, supreme liaison officer;
Albert E. Conn, associate supreme
editor; and Benjamin J. Safir, su-
preme bursar.
Doria Chafes Betrothed Headlines You Won't Read in 1969
Jewish Communal Agencies An-
By BERNARD POSTAL
to Mr. Naftulin of Ohio
(Copyright 1969, JTA Inc.)
nounce End of Professional Man-
s
power Shortage.
Kosygin To Address National
Jewish Appeal Conference.
To most men, experience is like
All American Synagogues Agree the stern lights of a ship, which
on Common Prayer Book and Ri- illumine only the track it has
tual.
passed.
Jewish Teen-agers Boycott Friday
—Samuel Taylor Coleridge.
Night High School Basketball
Game.
Music the Stein-Way
American Jewish Congress Re-
ceives John Birch Society Subven-
tion.
& ORCHESTRA
Rebbitzin Named Head of Hasi-
dic Sect.
Rabbinical Associations Favor
Opening of All Jewish Community
Centers on Saturday.
Soviet Union Endorses Israel Ali-
ya for Its Jewish Citizens.
Jewish Fund-Raising Agencies
Reduce Quotas, Citing Lessened
Weddings, Bar Mitzvas
Super 8 Movies
Needs.
356-8819
World Jewish Congress to Con-
vene in Moscow.
Brandeis and Yeshiva Univer-
For the HY Spot
sities to Meet for National College
Of Your. Affair
Football Title.
Music by
Dayan Named Chairman of Esh-
kol's Campaign Committee.
"Dignified" Bar Mitzva Parties
And His Orchestra
Advocated by Kosher Caterers As-
(Hy Utchenik)
sociation.
• Distinctive Ceremonies
a Specialty!
Hollywood Film on Life of Vilna
Gaon Wins Oscar.
342-9424
Jewish College Fraternities and
Sororities Make Jewish Education
Course Compulsory for Pledges.
Nasser Guest of Honor at Israel's
21st Independence Day Celebration.
Chief Rabbi of Great Britain In-
vited to Lecture at Cairo Univer-
sity.
Annual Expenditures for Jewish
Education Top Costs of Jewish
Country Clubs.
King Hussein Establishes Schol-
arships at Hebrew University.
Scientist Claims His New Pill
Will Wipe Out Anti-Semitism.
Max Schrut
Astronauts Discover "Lost Tribes'
For Good Photographs
of Israel on Moon.
DICK STEIN
LI 7-2770
MISS DORIA CHAJES
Mrs. Richard Chajes of Rock-
ledge Dr., Farmington, announces
the engagement of her daughter
Doria Tamar to Gene Arman Naf-
tulin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris
-L. Naftulin of Shaker Heights, 0.
Miss Chajes is the daughter of the
late Dr. Chajes.
The bride-elect, a senior at the
University of Michigan, is affiliated
with Delta Phi Epsilon Sorority.
Mr. Naftulin, also a U-M senior,
is a member of Phi Epsilon Pi
Fraternity.
An Aug. 3 marriage is scheduled.
LETTER BOX
Hillel's New Home Keeps
a Favorite Accessory
Editor, The Jewish News:
In the Dec. 13 Jewish News,
there was an article concerning the
imminent move of the Wayne State
Hillel to its new headquarters . .
Something was not mentioned that
is very significant to Hillel.
I am speaking of the reception
area, not just because it will have
nice, new furniture, but because
of the person sitting behind the re-
ceptionist's desk. This person is
what makes the reception area so
comfortable and warm. Mrs. Ber-
nice Konkow's smile is what
makes one feel welcome upon en
tering the Hillel area. She is the
best secretary a Hillel director
could hope to have, and Hillelites
hope to work with.
THE HILLEL GANG,
Phyllis Waller.
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Single Adults Interested
in Social Action Invited to
Join AJCongress Unit
Editor, The Jewish News:
I read with interest the letter
from Lillian Shore in the Jan. 17
issue in which she offers sugges-
tions for promoting single adult
clubs . • .
American Jewish Congress has
always had one or two chapters
composed of single people. Such
chapters tend to come and go as
single people marry, move away,
etc.
I recently invited a group of
singles to my home to discuss our
organization and how it might meet
their intellectual and social inter-
ests. Among those who attended,
the age range was 20-40 and the
sexes were equally represented.
The group has selected a commit-
tee to plan programs and to com-
pile a mailing list of potentially
interested persons.
American Jewish Congress, as an
organia ztion to which Jewish
adults have meaningfully related
for 50 years, can bring single peo-
ple together who are interested in
social issues—and in becoming in-
volved in social action .
Let me invite anyone who wants
One of the greatest fallacies of
near-science and of amateurs in to be on their mailing list to call
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