Council President Mrs. Irving A. Isaacs
to Be Cited by Chapter She Helped Found
Albert Einstein Chapter of Bnai
Brith Women will pay tribute to
Mrs. Irving A. Isaacs, president of
Bnai Brith Women's Council of
Metropolitan Detroit and past presi-
dent of Einstein Chapter, with a
testimonial evening 8:30 p.m. Wed-
nesday at Temple Emanu-El.
Mrs. Isaacs, a founder of the
chapter and its second president,
has long been active in Bnai Brith.
Mrs. Isaacs has served the
women's council in every elec-
tive capacity and has held all
major chairmanships of the
council. She is a member of the
Michigan Regional Advisory
Board of the Bnai Brith Youth
Organization and the Michigan
regional advisory board of the
Anti-Defamation League.
Mother of two daughters, Mrs.
Isaacs is a writer, two books of
her verse having been published:
"Tongue in Cheek" and "Chester
the Elegant Cheshire Cat." She
has appointed by President John:
son to serve on the President's
Committee to Hire the Handi-
capped.
Mrs. Marcus Last, president of
Einstein Chapter, has appointed
Mrs. Felix Rosenzweig and Mrs.
Nathan Berman as co-chairmen
for the testimonial. Their commit-
tee is comprised of past presidents
.
cnnai Oath
Activities
THE DETROIT JEWISH HEWS
Friday, Havosultar 13, 1970-31
Nci self-made man ever did such
a good job that some woman didn't
want to make a few alterations.—
Kin Hubbard.
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CARICATURES, COMEDIANS,
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Sweet 16 Favors
LOUIS MARSHALL CHAPTER
is holding a wig show 8:30 p.m.
Nov. 24 at Cong. Bnai David. In
addition, Laura Schlessinger, pres-
By
ident of Bnai Brith Girls, and Dave
DANNY. JAMES
Walt, president of AZA council,
Featuring An Organ With Leslie
. SCHWARTZ
will present "Israel Pilgrimage."
Speakers for Today's New Sound
Guests are invited, and refresh-
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ments will be served.
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BUSINESS AND PROFES-
SIONAL CHAPTER will meet 8:15
Green-
p.m. Tuesday at the Oak Park
Green-
Community Center. A representa-
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Only
tive of New Detroit, Inc. will speak.
Friends are invited. Refreshments
SUBURBAN
will be served.
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MRS. IRVING ISAACS
CENTENNIAL CHAPTER will
present a program, "Essence of
of the chapter: Mesdames Norman Schmaltz," 8:15 p.m. Tuesday at
Gitler, Henry Dorfman, Jack Gil- the home of Mrs. Marvin Book-
bert, Hersh Auster, Anshel Gun, stein, 18204 Onyx, Southfield. Mrs.
Max Tyner, Norman Horowitz, David Levine, past president of
Henry Morgan, Nathan Nothman, Bnai Brith Women's Council of
Henry Lee and Kuziel Yoffe.
Metropolitan Detroit, will be guest
"A Yiddishe Hasenah" will be speaker. Traditional Jewish cook-
presented by the Albert Einstein ing will be demonstrated, an-
Dramatic Group under the direc- nounces President Mrs. Myron
tion of Mrs. Louis Levinson, with Gruskin.
music by Sam Moss. A petite buffet
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will follow the program.
LOUIS D. BRANDEIS CHAPTER
All Bnai Brith members and and
LODGE
will
hold a' joint meet-
friends are invited.
ing 8:15 p.m. Tuesday at Cong.
• •
Beth Hillel. Rabbi Milton Arm,
Itzhak Margalit and Bernard Pan-
ush will discuss Arab anti-Semit-
Rabbi Kaufman Launches Appeal
ism and propaganda. Mrs. Philip
will moderate. Refreshments
With Call to Close 'Generation Gap' Fealk
will be served, and guests are wel-
Rabbi Jay Kaufman, executive who visited Detroit to address the come.
• • •
vice president of national Bnai Bnai Brith Women's Council "sil-
DETROIT LODGE CHAPTER
Brith, ignited the 1970 drive of ver plate" luncheon meeting and
the Bnai Brith Youth Services fashion show—expressed cinifidence will hold a mini-bazaar at Knob
Appeal Nov. 5 with a call to both that the women's chapters would in the Woods clubhouse, 10 a.m.-
youth and adults to use wisdom continue their work, evidenced by 3 p.m. Thursday: Among the dis-
and understanding in closing the the presence of 120 women at the plays will be oil paintings, litho-
noon function.
graphs, jewelry and handmade
"generation gap."
Was ;60 . . . Now $29
Greetings were extended by Mrs. items. There also will be a bake
Speaking to an audience of more
than 600 at Cong. Bnai David, David Levine and Max Kushner, sale. Lunch will be available.
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Rabbi Kaufman was lavish in his kickoff chairmen, who arranged
PISGAH CHAPTER will honor
praise of youth for their aspirations the program. Campaign chairmen
toward a better world, but he rea- Mrs. Maynard Kalef and Paul new members with a musical, "A
soned that the experience of the Perry called for ingenuity, time Candle Is a Small Thing," at the
mature who have lived through and energy on the part of the cam- noon Wednesday meeting in the
many years of hardship and strug- paign committee and solicitors and Beth Hillel social hall. The play
will be presented by a cast of
gle will be of inestimable guidance generous contributions from all.
Morris Direnfeld, member of the Mesdames Harry Fink, Irwin
to the future leaders of the Jewish
Snappy battle jacket and
Supreme Lodge Board of Gover- Faudman and Phillip Gaff. Lee
community.
sleek pants to team with
Rabbi Kaufman stated that nors and a past president of the Franklin Weinstock, who produced
the
play,
will
be
accompanist.
Metropolitan
Detroit
Bnai
Brith
International Bnai Brith, through
your favorite slouch hat
its channels of Hillel foundations, Council, introduced Rabbi Kauf- Dessert luncheon will be served,
and boots. Beige or aqua,
youth organization and vocational man. Mrs. Irving Isaacs, president and guests are welcome at no
washable ! Sizes 5 to 13.
service programs, have tenfold of the Women's Council, and Henry charge. For information, call Mrs.
Jack
Friedman,
coordinator,
398-
added burdens in this turbulent Edelman, president of the Men's
Broken Sizes
2059.
Council,
opened
the
meeting.
period. He related the expanded
LIMITED QUANTITIES !
A highlight of the meeting was
budget requirements to cope with
That man is truly free who de-
the Increased needs and ex- the presentation of a check by
pressed confidence that the gen- Maurice Rosender, president of sires what he is able to perform,
SUNDAY
and
does what he desires.—Rous-
erosity of the members of the 25 Oakland Century Lodge, in behalf
seau.
9 A.Nt to
men's lodges and 26 women's of the lodge.
chapters would help it reach the
6 P.M.
$7.50,000 goal.
Your Bar Mitzva or Wedding
Leader Denies Bnai Brith
Cantor Harold Orbach of Temple
Had
Police
Eject
Students
ROSEN B LAT
Israel presented a musical inter-
JULIET
NEW YORK (JTA) — Dr. Wil-
lude.
ORCHESTRA
Mrs. Milton T. Smith of Austin- liam Korey, director of Bnai
The best in Adult Music &
•
• •
Brith's United Nations bureau,
Entertainment
CHARGE IT
GREEN-8 CENTER
Security, or Michigan
told the Jewish Telegraphic
KE 8-1291
BankAmeritard •or Juliet
Greenfield/8 CENTER
BB Building Shows Work Agency that Bnai Brith did not UN 4-0237
call the police to evict members
of Colonial Silversmith
WASHINGTON—The craftsman- of the Student Struggle for Soviet
Jewry
from its premises June 26.
ship of the first known Jewish
SSSJ coordinator Glenn' Richter
silversmith in America — a- con-
temporary of Paul Revere—is on reaffirmed to the JTA that sev-
the
display at the Klutznick Exhibit eral policemen arrived in the
Hall of the Bnai Brith Building lobby shortly after his group ar-
rived, but he agreed that there
here.
The 18-piece collection of the was no evidence that Bnai Brith
works of Myer Myers was gathered had called them.
over a 40-year period by the late
Mark Bortman of Boston.
Dorothy S. Orent M.A., Director
Myers crafted silver for some Center Is Offering
of colonial America's most promi-
nent families and also designed Vacation Passes
Jewish ceremonial pieces. His
(313) 399-0333
(Near 9 1/2 Mile)
The Jewish Center again is mak-
Torah scroll ornaments are still ing
available a specially priced
in the possession of Congrega- vacation
guest
pass
for
college
tions Shearith Israel in New
To provide diagnostic testing of reading skills
York, Mtkveb Israel in Phila- students.
To provide a program designed individually for each student
The pass will entitle them to use
delphia and Touro Synagogue In
the
Center's
physical
education
Newport, R.I.
Myers was born in 1723 in New facilities for swimming, basketball
l ie p s e ts
FF o or r o sircic e r esk in ane d arty
g o Irri de i; : fico ultyp .
York City, where he practiced his and volleyball and attend other
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programs
at
member
rates,
dur-
DEVELOPMENTAL
READING
AND
STUDY
SKILLS: For re-
craft for a half century. He served
college, college students, and adults.
twice as president of Shearith ing Thanksgiving vacation in No-
SPEED READING: For all good readers who realize that they
Israel, oldest Jewish congregation vember and winter vacation in De-
con learn to read as fast as they can think.
cember and January.
in North America.
For
information,
call
the
Mich-
The collection is on indefinite
loan to the Klutznick Exhibit Hall igan Association of Jewish College
20 YRS. SERVING THE DETROIT AREA EDUCATORS, BUSINESS, STUDENTS, YOUTH
film —Jane Bortman Larus, Mr. Students at the Center, DI 1-4200,
ext. 26L
Bortman'a daughter,
MUSIC
gnvitations
Juliet
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SUNDAY IN SEASON
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SUNDAY !
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purpose:
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