THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
28—Friday, tivolaber 20,1970
Alpha Omega Nets $100,000 for Bonds
Daniel Berk to Relate
Experiences in Russia
at Meeting of Branch
With "Russian Jewry—Person to
Person" as his topic, Daniel Berk
will relate his experiences as a
Russian-speaking American Jew
touring the Soviet Union 9 p.m.
Saturday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Morris Asher, 24101 East-
wood, Oak Park.
Branch 11, Labor Zionist Organi-
zation, is sponsoring the meeting.
• For information, call Mrs. David
Silberg, LI 5-8726.
MUSIC TO PLEASE
HY
HERMAN
and his Orchestra
A total of $100,000 in Israel Bond subscriptions was announced at
the third annual Alpha Omega Dental Fraternity dinner dance, held
on behalf of the Israel Bond cause. Seated (from left) are: Mrs.
Martin Naimark; Dr. Naimark, president of the Detroit District Den-
tal Society, and the guest of honor; and Mrs. Jason J. Goode, presi-
dent of the Detroit Women of Alpha Omega; standing, Dr. Richard D.
Williams, president, Detroit Alumni Chapter of Alpha Omega; Joey
Adams, guest star; Dr. Sheldon Mintz, toastmaster; and Dr. Eric
BiIles, dinner-dance chairman. Dr. Naimark was presented with the
"Shalom Award" by the Israel Bond organization.
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Bereznitzer Buy $13,000 in Bonds
342-9424
Watching Israel's Efforts
"We can no longer expect the
terribly burdened people of Israel
to shoulder part of the expense for
the humanitarian programs that
mean a better life for themselves
and their total effort by meeting
those philanthropic costs corn-
pletely."—Edward Ginsberg, Gen-
eral Chairman, UJA.
SERVING ONLY
PRIME AND
CHOICE MEATS
SINGER'S
Kosher Meals v z
& Poultry Mkt.
Member Detroit Retail
Kosher Meat Dealers Assoc.
JACK ATTIS PHIL SWARIN
13721 W. 9 MILE at RIDGEDALE
LI 7-11111
WE DELIVER
delta
Amur
auto
and molor home exhibit -
everything on wheat!
You'll see more than 350 of the newest, latest cars... from production
models to way-out cars of the future. The cars you'll be driving in 1971 and
the cars you'll be driving ten years from now_are at the Auto Show.
And this year a special motor home and pickup camper show has been added.
At the Bereznitzer Aid Society's Israel Bond Night, which
honored Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gottlieb, for their efforts on behalf
of the society and on behalf of Israel, a total of $13,000 in Israel
Bond subscriptions was announced, including a $5,000 purchase by,
the Beremitzer Society. Shown (from left) are Ruben Galchinsky,
vice president; Meyer Terebelo, president; Mrs. Charles Gottlieb
and Mr. Gottlieb, the honorees; and Albert Koss, celebration chair-
man. Movsas Goldoftas, educator and Labor Zionist leader, was
the guest speaker.
Erwin Simon a VP of Restructured
United Community Services of Detroit
Erwin S. Simon, attorney, has
been elected a vice president of
the newly restructured United
Community Services of Metro-
politan Detroit.
In addition to his new duties,
Simon will continue to carry out
a major responsibility for the re-
organized UCS as chairman of its
general planning committee.
William H. Frank, another promi-
nent member of the Jewish com-
munity, has also been elected to
the new UCS board. Frank, past
ranks, the election of the new
board and officers, culminated
more than two years of exten-
sive work by UCS to overhaul
its total .operation. This sweep-
ing change in the UCS structure
was recommended in the highly
publicized, in-depth study of UCS
conducted by Greenleigh Asso-
ciates, the nationally known
New York-based study firm, to
enable broader citizen involve-
ment in social planning and com-
munity action.
Greenleigh's findings pointed the
way for the development of a
planning body of citizens which
would reflect a cross-section of
the metropolitan Detroit area's
4,500,000 residents from various
social, ethnic, economic and geo-
graphic elements.
In addition to community plan-
ning, a major responsibility of
UCS will continue to be the budget-
ing of nearly 60 per cent of the
total Torch Drive funds to more
than 100 agencies in the tri-county
area.
grand prize drawing-30-day around-the-world trip.
Win a once-in-a-lifetime chance to see the world.
One lucky couple will pack up and follow the sun for 30 days.
Free! week - long tripe for two to liana.
Every night of the show you can win an expense-paid trip to Hawaii
for two via American Airlines. Win six nights and seven days in wonderful
Waikiki. Simply Fill in and tear off the free-trip section of your admission
ticket and deposit it at the American Airlines booth in Hall C.
motor home come"
ewtom-lbuilt $25,000 m ,co
One deluxe, fully-equipped Travco motor home will be awarded to
the adult who estimates the number of plastic balls in the motor home.
(Custom-built for the Detroit Auto Show, the Travco motor home includes:
Color TV, stereo, three air-conditioning units, disposal and Full carpeting.)
To enter, write your name, address and answer on the appropriate
section of your ticket and deposit at the motor home exhibit in Hall D.
In case of tie, there will be a drawing to determine the one winner.
plur new CO( auction ni911,19.
Bid for cars like Vega, Pinto, Demon, Gremlin or Volkswagen.
An auto auctioneer auctions off the hottest small-car attractions in tcJwn.
One car auctioned each night, Monday through Friday, at 8 p.m.
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It's all at "Wheels and Winners", Cobo Hall, November 21 through 29.
lts; 500 for children under 12.
Admission: $1.75 for adu
Show hours: Noon to 11 p.m. every day.
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Former Detroiter Heads
Schenectady Council
ERWIN SIMON
president of UCS, was chairman of
the citizens study committee
which mapped the reorganization
plan.
Others elected to the new UCS
Citizen Assembly include Harold
Berry, Avern Cohn, Mrs. John C.
Hopp, Mrs. Benjamin Jaffe, Rod-
man N. Myers, Irving Rose, Wil-
liam Steinberg, and Stanley J.
Winkelman.
The creation of the UCS CIO.
:en Assembly and, from its
Dr. Israel S. Jacobs, a native
Detroiter and alumnus of the Uni-
versity of Michigan, was elected
president of the Schenectady Jew-
ish Community Council at its an-
nual meeting.
A physicist, Dr. Jacobs is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Elias Rex
Jacobs, publishers of the Buffalo
Jewish Review. He is working in
the field of magnetism at the Gen-
eral Electric Research Laboratory
and four years ago chaired the
International Conference on Mag-
netism.
He has been active in the Fed-
erated Welfare Fund-United Jew-
ish Appeal and chaired the Israel
education committee of the Jew-
ish Community Council.
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