Einstein Dinner-Dance in Plan Stage
At the Albert Einstein Lodge and Chapter planning meeting, host-
ed by Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Berman, which discussed plans for the
Jan. 31 Einstein Bnai Brith Israel Bond Dinner Dance, are (from
left) seated: Mesdames Dora Upfall; Ilelen Solarz, chapter ticket co-
chairman; Nancy Lee; Myra Berman, chapter Israel Bond chairman;
Leena Yoffe, chapter president; and Mala Dorfman, chapter co-
chairman; standing: Eric Rosenow, Einstein Lodge president; Louis
E. Levitan, Detroit Israel Bond director; Tola Morgan; Oscar Baka-
lar, lodge co-chairman; Sam Freedman, lodge ticket chairman; Rona
Bakalar; Norman Adelsberg; Leo Rosenfeld; Nathan Berman, host;
Leon Weberman, lodge Israel Bond chairman; and Max Fridman,
lodge program co-chairman. Not shown are Lola Pines, chapter ticket
co-chairman; Mila Horowitz; and Felix Rosenzweig, Bnai Brith Coun-
cil Israel Bond chairman and lodge dinner-dance co-chairman.
Services Appeal Campaign Near Goal,
Will Culminate With Dinner-Dance
With the conclusion of the 1969
Bnai Brith Services Appeal in
sight, a dinner-dance will be held
6:30 p.m. Sunday at Cong. Shaarey
Zedek.
"Great strides" '
in the progress
of the second an-
nual direct solici-
tation campaign
were announced
by Pa ul Perry
and Mrs. Robert
Ellis, co-chair-
men of the ap-
peal. "We are im-
pressed," they
said, "b y the Miss O'Brien
number of lodges and chapters
who have to date met in full their
commitments and know this num-
ber will grow, enabling us to re-
port that our goal of $250,000 has
been reached."
The Services Appeal is a com-
bined effort of the 25 lodges and
25 chapters of Bnai Brith in Metro-
politan Detroit. The two councils
are headed by presidents Herman
Kasoff and Mrs. Allen Weitzman.
Sami O'Brien, 21-year-old enter-
tainer, will highlight the Sunday
program. Miss O'Brien, a Brooklyn
native whose real name is Dora
Rubin, has appeared at the San
Jeronimo Hilton in Puerto Rico
and the Hotel Fontainebleau in
Miami, among other leading sup-
per clubs in the U.S. and Canada.
Earl Wechter, past president of
District Grand Lodge 6 and chair-
man of the district administrative
committee, will make presentations
to several Bnai Brith men and
women for their activities on be-
half of the fund campaign.
Honorees include Louis Berry.
who served as honorary chairman
of the men's council special gifts
campaign; Adolph Goldberg; Irv-
ing Goldberg; Louis Hamburger;
Samuel Hamburger; and Phillip
Skillman, honorary vice chairman
of the special gifts portion of the
drive; Mrs. Alan Nathan, special
gifts chairman for the women; and
Mrs. Joseph Frenkel.
The dinner-dance is open to all
contributors of S25 or more and
solicitors who have raised a mini-
of $100. Arthur C. Schott and Mrs.
Harold Robinson are co-chairmen
for the culminating event.
WIN
A TRIP FOR 2
Edward E. Grusd, editor of the
National Jewish Monthly, the
Bnai Brith magazine, retires this
month after more than four de-
cades of continuous service. Dur-
ing that time-460 editions—The
NJM quadrupled its readership
to 214,000, one of the largest Jew-
ish publications in the world, and
added to its coverage of reli-
gious, cultural and historic
topics contemporary and inter-
pretive articles reflecting the
changing concerns in Jewish life.
Grusd also authored a history of
Bnai Brith.
TO
ISRAEL
FROM
MAXWELL
HOUSE®
COFFEE
I. Write your name and address
clearly on a plain piece of paper
3•x5".
2. Enclose your entry with with any
of the following: The Maxwell House
symbol snipped from the plastic lid
on any can of Maxwell House Cof-
fee. Or the inner seal from any jar
of Instant Maxwell House. Or just
the words MAXWELL HOUSE print-
ed in plain block letters on a plain
piece of paper 3"x5".
3. Mail to: MAXWELL HOUSE COF•
FEE, P.O. Box, 4488, Grand Central
Station, New York, New York 10017.
NO PURCHASE NECESSARY
JDC Leader to Speak
at Einstein Reception
Wayne-Klein Ircdding
Scheduled for August
A nationwide network of March
Henry Levy, former European
of Dimes Birth Defects Centers
director-general of IHAS, who was
provides
advanced diagnosis and
JDC director for Czechoslovakia,
treatment for children born with
Bulgaria, Tunisia and Moroccb,
handicaps.
will he guest speaker at an Ein-
stein Lodge and Chapter leader-
ship reception hosted by Mr. and
MUSIC IN THE FASHION
OF WILD GYPSY PASSION
Mrs. Henry Dorfman, 8:30 p.m
Wednesday in their home, 17269
JOCELYN
Alta Vista, Southfield.
And Her Gypsies
The reception is being held in
4 to 20 Men Available
advance of the Einstein Israel 22nd
474.7638
anniversary din
ner-dance, sched-
uled for Jan. 31.
Your Bar Mit zvo or Wcdding
Levy, a leading
ROSEN BLAT
social work ad- ;
ministrator, was
ORCHESTRA
a member of the
The best in Adult .Music
Entertnirnncodt
first group of
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Joint Distribution
Committee repre-
MISS
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WAYNE
sentatives at the
Definitely Different!
end of World War
Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Wayne of
II to enter areas Ronsdale Dr., Birmingham, an-
formerly occupied nounce the engagement of their
gravitations
by the Nazis. He daughter Debrah to Neill B. Klein.
aided occupants son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Klein
of displaced per- of Woodside Tr., Birmingham. 1
sons camps to en-
Levy
The bride-elect is a sophomore
ter then-Palestine. During World
SCHWARTZ
War II, he served as home service at Eastern Michigan University
director of the American Red where she is majoring in special
356-8563
education.
Mr.
Klein
is
a
senior
at
Cross for the U.S. Air Force in
Eastern
and
is
affiliated
with
FOR
ENTERTAINMENT
England. He has just returned
Sigma Alpha Mu Fraternity.
1. SEYMOUR SCHWARTZ AGENCY:
from a study tour of Israel.
An Aug. 23 wedding is planned.
356-8525
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s on behalf of the
The reception
Bnai Brith Israel Bond program. , A** *****************
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Einstein is in the forefront in the,
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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, Janual y 9, 1970-27
Judge
Gubow to Talk
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Suburbans
*SATURDAY 9:30 TO 9
U.S. District Court Judge Law
rence Gubow, presidentof the Jew- , yy
ish Community Council, will abe .
guest speaker at the Bnai f t fith -4(
HENRY MORGENTHAU LODGE Israel Night sponsored by Down-
and OAKLAND CENTURY LODGE town Fox Lodge and Chapter 8:30 *
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will sponsor a joint sports night p.m. Wednesday at Young Israel
6:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Southfield of Greenfield. Larry Pianin is
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president of Downtown Fox Lodge.
Civic Center.
and Mrs. Ethel Fox is president of
the Chapter. Max Schulzinger is E,
lodge Israel Bond chairman, and "I&
Mrs. Nathan Marcus chapter Israel .4(
Bond chairman.
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and
*SUNDAY
Grusd Writes .30'
as BB Editor
Judge Gubow served as com-
missioner of the Michigan Cor-
poration and Securities Commis- '74
sion until his appointment as 4(
U.S. attorney for the Eastern ..hr
District of Michigan by the late • I;
ed in 1961. lie :7"
President Kenny
was appointed a federal judge by 4(
President Johnson in 1968.
Judge Gubow was commander of *
the Michigan Department of the
Jewish War Veterans of America -r_
and served as national vice com-
mander. He was named Michigan
Veteran of the Year and received *
the St. Cyprian Community Award
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as a champion ofcivil rights.
Refreshments will be served, and
admission is free. For reserva- 4ir
tions, call Israel Bonds. 352-6770.
Tenzer Center Dedicated
KIBUTZ DAN—The site of the
Herbert Tenzer Research Center.
was dedicated at Kihutz Dan in
the presence of the honoree. The
center. sponsored by friends of
Tenzer, will concentrate upon the
study of soils in the northeast of
the Galilee.
Tenzer. a prominent New York
attorney and civic leader, was a
member of the U.S. House of Rep-
resentatives from 1965 to 1968.
Bnai Brith to House
Sao Paulo Collegians
WINTER,
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and
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NEW YORK (JTA)—A center
for Jewish university students will
be established in Sao Paulo, Brazil,
under the direction of Prof. Jaime
Pinsky of the University of Sao
Paulo.
Prof. Pinsky has been in the Un-
ited States for the last two months
studying the operation of the Hillel
student houses at universities. The
Sao Paulo student headquarters ...)( Just one from a group!
will he located at the outset in the 1[ Broken sizes ... colors
headquarters of Bnai Brith, which
will sponsor it. Bnai Brith sponsors 41 ( ... but terrific values!
the Hillel Foundation movement in -1(
the U.S. and other parts of the
world.
your help.
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