TIN DETROIT JE'V/5N NEWS
34--Friday, September 18, 1970

Milan Center Dedication Sunday City of Hope Businessmen Tool Up
for Annual Dinner-Dance Nov. 1

The truly wise make no plans,
and therefore require no wisdom.
The annual City of Hope Detroit Sosin, treasurer; and Dr. Moss,
—Chuang-tse.
Businessmen's Group dinner-dance corresponding - secretary. On the
will be held Nov. 1 at Raleigh executive committee with the of-
House, it was announced by Harry ficers are past presidents Beck-
with, Morris Sukenic, Joseph Lee,
Brodsky, president.

MR. AND MRS. CHARLES MILAN RECEIVING REY° CITATION
FOR THEIR CENTER GIFT.

Dedication of the Charles and
Florence Milan Bina Brith Youth
Organization Conference Center
will take place at 2 p.m. Sunday,
Detroit time at the new center in
Rochester Township, at Belle
River, Ont. The center, trans-
formed from a large cottage, the
gift of the Milans, is located 18
miles east of Windsor on Lake
St. Clair.
After the formal dedication, at
3 p.m. Detroit time, the center
will be open for inspection for the
guests expected from Detroit and
the Windsor areas.
Guest speaker at the function
will be Dr. Max F. Baer of Wash-
ington, national director of the
BBYO movement. The mezuzot
will be affixed by Dr. Max Kapus-
tin of Bnai Beth HMO Founda-
tion at Wayne State University.
Participants in the program will
include David Walt, president of

Men's Clubs I

TAU EPSILON RHO LAW FRA
TERNITY, Detroit Graduate Chap-
ter, will honor its members who
are judges in the Wayne-Oakland
County area at a dinner 6:30 p.m.
Thursday at Carl's Chop House.
Among those to be honored are
Wayne County Circuit Court
Judges Benjamin Burdick, Charles
Kaufman, Nathan J. Kaufman,
James Montante and John M.
Wise; Michigan Court of Appeals
Judges S. Jerome Bronson and
Charles L. Levin; Federal District
Court Judge Lawrence Gubow;
referees in bankruptcy, George
Brody and Barry G. Hackett;
Wayne County Probate Court
Judges Ira G. Kaufman and Jo-
seph J. Pernick; and Detroit
Common Pleas Court Judges
George D. Kent and Julian P.
Rodgers. For reservations, call
Stuart H. Brickner, 961-1003.

the Detroit AZA Council; Laurel
Schlesinger, president of Bnai Brith
Girls Council; and Mitchell Kahn,
of Grand Rapids, president of the
Great Lakes (Outstate) Council.
Other active participants will be
Gerald Freed, president of the
Windsor Jewish Community Coun-
cil, and Julius Kahn, president of
the Michigan BBYO board.
A major gift from Tom and
Sarah Borman will be announced
at the dedication.

Bnai Britli

Activities

HENRY MORGENTHAU CHAP-
TER will hold its annual rummage
sale, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Thursday at
the Ferndale Community Center.
• • •
HARRY B. KEIDAN LODGE
will present Judge John B. Swain-
son, former Michigan governor,
speaking on drugs 8:30 p.m. Oct.
6 at Northland Inn. Teen-age chil-
dren and wives of members are
invited. The blood bank rally will
be held 5-10 p.m. Sept. 28-29 at
Pepper School, Oak Park. Those
giving a pint of blood, nonmem-
bers included, will be eligible to
win a prize at the end of the sea-
son.
• • •
HARRY B. KEIDAN CHAPTER
will hold its annual luncheon for
paid-up members noon Thursday
at Whitehall Clubhouse. Emanuel
Mandel, director of the Michigan
Regional Bnai Brith Youth Organi-
zation, will be guest speaker, and
games will follow. Prospective
members are welcome. For infor-
mation and reservations, call Mrs.
Gilbert Borenstein, program chair-
man, 358-0525, or Mrs. Saul Rott,
LI 7-2086.

Try and Stop Me

By BENNETT CER

VOITVE heard about the Israeli sage who complained
L about Moses' sense of direction: "If, after crossing the
Red Sea, he had turned RIGHT instead of LEST, look who'd
have all that oil now!"
Following the same
line of thought, Allan
Sherman observes that
had the Pilgrims landed
in Australia instead of
Massachusetts, cooks
would now be spending
their Thanksgiving'
mornings stuffing kanga-.
roost
an auto salesman, phon-
ing a prospect to close a
deal. found himself talking
to a very little boy. "At
soon as your daddy comes
home," instructed the salesman, "please be sure to tell him to
call Mr. Jones immediately." 'TI1 write it down," promised the.
very little boy, "but how do you spell Jones?" ".1-0," began the
patient. Plailainan, but the boy interrupted, "Please, air,•2 he de.
mended, "how do you make a .17"
Winn= MOVZSZD: • • •
APIRICA--Elgariland.
BATIONGIMIAUTT—A girl worth wading for.
37tIRMLOAXIMII—A. fellow who leaves the striving to us.
ORIENTAL GROCERY CASEGER,A Chinese checker.
POLTTICAL EXPERT—A chap who tells yen today what's
going to happen tomorrow—and then explain' the next day Yib/
it didn't.
, POLYGON—A dead parrot.
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Co-chairmen are Dr. Robert
Moss and Joseph Braver.
Brodsky stated that the Detroit
Businessmen's Group will try to
attain a goal of $150,000. Funds
raised at last year's dinner-dance
totaled $102,000 for the medical
center at Duarte, Calif.
The entertainment committee is
headed by Max Sosin. Jack Beck-
with, immediate past president,
leads the program committee,
which also includes Eugene Ep-
stein and Jack Epstein.
Officers of the City of Hope
group, besides Brodsky, are Char-
les Canvasser, Saul Katz, Maurice
Marrish, Moe Miller, Jack Ep-
stein and Braver, vice presidents;

Eugene Epstein and Ben Goldberg.
Goldberg also is executive secre-
tary of the Detroit group and na-
tional vice president of the City of
.Hope.

Mel Ravitz to Relate
Responsibilities of
Suburbia Wednesday

In a new approach to program-
ing and to enlighten its delegates
with public affairs information, the
Bnai Brith Women's Council of
Metropolitan Detroit will hold its
first open meet-
ing Wednesday
evening at the
Southfield Com-
munity Center.
President - Mrs.

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Irving Isaacs will
convene the
council meeting
for delegates at
7:30 p.m. At 8:30,

the council dele-
gates and all in- Baylis

terested Bnai Brith members will
hear Mel Ravitz, president of the
Detroit Common Council, speak on
"The Responsibilities of People
and Government in Suburbia."
Refreshments will be served.
Program chairman Mrs. Andrew
Berger is encouraging all chapters
to participate.

JWV

BLOCH ROSE POST and AUX-
ILIARY are having a mystery ride
3 p.m. Sunday after meeting at the
Oakland Bank parking lot, 10
Mile and Southfield. There will be
a charge for members and their
spouses. For information, call
Betty Katzman, LI 7-7879. A mem-
bership drive in the form of an
outdoor wienie roast will be held
7 p.m. Tuesday at the home of
Bertha Greenberg, 23840 Rutland,
Southfield. For Information, call
Sarah Stern, KE 7-1158. Member-
ship information can be obtained
by calling the JWVA, office, 255-
4743, or Miriam Lawrence, UN
2-1467.
• • •
SOL YETI - MORRIS COHEN
POST and AUXILIARY will hold
their meetings 8:30 p.m. Monday
at the JWV headquarters. The post
will act as host following the
meetings. Harvey Schulist, an
army veteran who has just re-
turned from Vietnam, will speak
and show slides on his experiences
there. Friends are invited. Auxil-
iary hospital chairman Ray Wei-
mer has arranged a party at the
Ann Arbor Veterans Hospital Sun-
day. Ward visits and entertain-
ment are planned, and fruit and
canteen books will be distributed.
Volunteers may call Mrs. Weimer,
KE 2-5274. A presentation of Amer-
ican and Israeli flags will be made
by the post and auxiliary to Beth
Moses Synagogue Sept. 28. Patri-
otic instructress Bea Leland and
Commander Ray Weiss will 'make
the presentation at a synagogue
social prior to Selihot.services.
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