n--Friday, March 12, 1971
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PASSOVER
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Cantor Irving Rogoil
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Sedarint • Services
Mr. and Mrs. Milton M. Wein-
stein will host a leadership re-
ception on behalf of Pisgah Lodge
and Chapter, Bruit Brith, honoring
Aaron Droock (Pisgah "man of
the year," 8 p.m. Thursday, in
their home, 15820 New Hamp-
shire, Southfield.
Guest speaker will be Yosef
Welaglas, Israel war veteran —
and a leader in the Israel aircraft
industries.
Welaglas, a sabre, was only
17 when he participated in the
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, Pallin, serving in
the engineering
armored special
task force. After
rising to lieuten-
ant, he left the
service to get a
degree in chemi-
cal engineering
at the University
of London. He re-
turned to Israel
to occupy a
leading position
as materials en-
gineer in the air-
craft Industries. In the Six-Day
War, he wu commander of an
armored unit that participated in
the liberation of the west bank of
the Jordan. He Is in the United
States under the sponsorship of
the hired government, for further
work in the field of aeronautical
engineering.
The reception is being held in
advance of the Pisgah dinner
dance honoring , Droock 7 p.m.
March 12 at Cong. Baal David.
The occasion will mark - his 80th
birthday and his 58 years of ser-
vice to Bnai Brith.
Humorist Emil Cohen will be
guest star
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Cohen also will be guest star
at the mu of the year dinner-
dance honoring Harvey L. Weis-
berg 8:30 p.m. March 20, at Cong.
Mena Zedek. Weisberg will be
honored by Henry Morgenthau
Lodge and Chapter, Bnal Brith,
for his More than 10 Yettli service
to And Brith and to IsraeLBonds.
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Maurice Rosender, Oakland
Century Lodge man of the year,
will be honored at a reception 8
p.m. Sunday, hosted by the Ber-
nard S. Allauns at their home,
22050 Allan-A-Dale, Birmingham,
with Henry Levy as guest speak-
er.
Rosender wit be guest of honor
at the Oakland Century dinner
dance 7 p.m. March 24 at Shaarey
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Zedek. Emil Cohen will head the
program.
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Joey Adams, star of stage,
screen, radio, television and night
clubs, will head the program at
the Downtown-Fox and Centennial
Lodges and Chapters, honoring
Judge George D. Kent, 6:30 p.m.
at Shaarey Zedek. Judge Kent is
being honored as man of the year.
For reservations to all events,
call the Israel Bond office, 352-
6770.
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Brandeis to Give Award to Jack Fine
Detroit Louis D.
Brandeis Lodge
of End Brith, at
its annual awards
night recently,
presented the
Jack Malin Me-
morial Award to
its man of the
year, Jack Fine
(left). Making
the presentation
to the past pred-
dent of Brandeis
is the current
president, Mark
S. Stern, also re-
cording secretary
of the Metropoill-
tan Detroit But
Brith Council. The award, named for the late Jack Malin, a Brandeis
president, was presented to Fine for his services on behalf of Bnal
Brith.
Second Bnai Brith-Sponsored Housing
for Senior Adults Going Up in East
HARRISBURG, Pa. — Construc-
tion will begin here this summer
on the second high-rise complex
in a Huai Brith-sponsored pro-
gram of nonprofit, nonsectarian
housing for elderly persons on
limited Incomes.
Bnai Brith Salem Lodge of this
city has organized a corporation to
erect and maintain a 14-story, 205-
unit development, which will be
financed through a $3,380,000 fed-
eral mortgage loan approved by
the Department of Housing and
Urban Development.
The first Bnal Beth complex,
a Lt-story, 173-unit high-rise in
Wilkes-Barre, Pa., Is sow under
rollitructlen. It will be complet-
ed and ready for occupancy in
'July or August.
Both projects are equipped
with special features for the elder-
ly—nonskid floors, raised electri-
cal outlets, graded ramps and
corridor and lavatory grab rails.
The Bnai Brith program, co-
ordinated through the organiza-
tion's senior citizens housing com-
mittee, is to assist those 62 and
by Gideon Lodge of that city, is
to cost $3,350,000 for a 12-story,
205-unit complex.
A $3,380,000 high-rise, sponsored
by Cherry Hill Lodge, is planned
as a 13-story, 189-unit develop-
ment.
Other scheduled projects, cur-
rently awaiting settlement of
land transactions of zoning re-
quirements, are in Philadelphia,
Houston, Wilmington, Del., and
Charleston, W. Va.
John liens Graham of Washing-
ton, a specialist in housing for the
elderly, is architect for the pro-
gram. David M. Walker Asso-
ciates of Fort Washington, Pa., is
consultant.
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tenant facilities.
Rentals at the Wilkes-Barre
complex will be between $87 and
9108, he said.
Bnai Brills groups expect to re-
ceive "preliminary approval" of
federal mortgage funds for similar
developments in Albany and in
Cherry Hill, N.J., Cramer added,
The Albany project, sponsored
Sandra Utley to'Speak
Vows to Mr. Seltzer
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DEBORAH CHAPTER recently
elected the following officers: Mes-
dames Sandy Sherman, president;
Donald Davis, Burton Levitt and
Stuart Pearlman, vice presidents;
Richard Greenstein, treasurer,
Mervin Schmidt, Mel Tick& and
Robert Mangen, secretaries; and
Lawrence Fox, junior vice presi-
dent. The installation will take
place 7 p.m. Thursday at the Holi-
day Inn, Southfield. Installing of-
ficer will be Mrs. David Levine,
past president of the BBW council
of Detroit. There will be a musical
program, and guests are invited.
For information, call Tobi Fox,
538-5096. .
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BUSINESS AND PROFESSION-
AL CHAPTER will hold its annual
installation dinner-dance 8:30 p.111.
Sunday at the Holiday Inn, South-
field. Escorts are invited to the
dance at a nominal charge. For
reservations and information, call
Molly Moss, VE 8-1823, or Mae
Berman, 476-6090.
ALBERT EINSTEIN CHAPTER
will hold its 16th annual Installa-
tion of officers at a dinner 6:30
p.m. Tuesday at Cong. Baal David.
Mrs. Irving Isaacs, president of
the Bnai Brith Women's Council
of Metropolitan Detroit, will be in-
stalling officer. Mrs. B ern a r d
Hirsch is to be the new president.
For tickets, call Mrs. Sam Freed-
man, chairman, 356-6171.
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ISRAEL CHAPTER will install
new officers at a petite buffet and
dance 8:30 p.m. Saturday at the
Workmen's Circle Center. Mrs.
Jack Sayes will install the follow-
ing: Mesdames Gerald Berman,
president; Harry Blumberg, Marin
Greenwald and Samuel Warren,
vice presidents; Sam Roth, trees-
19 Lodges, Chapters
to Sponsor Bond Rally
Nineteen Bnai Brith lodges and
chapters will sponsor an Israel
23rd anniversary rally 8:15 p.m.
March 23 at Cong. Bnal David,
Comedian Emil Cohen will head
the entertainment
Sponsorship lodges include
Bloch, Brotherhood, Detroit, Dov
Frenkel, Grant, Jacobson, Harry
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Mazer, counselor. For reservations,
call Mrs. Mazer, 548-8297.
MARCH
6 DAYS WEEKLY
Spring into spring NOW at the
Detroit Race Course with Michigan's
biggest thorobred racing season—
Monday thru Saturday-6 days
weekly thru July 31
LADIES DAY EVERY THURS.
Ladies—half-price admission to the
heated grandstand. Post parade is
120 p.m.
,
B. &Man, Tartlet L'Chayith,
Motor City, Rex, routs D. Bran-
deis, Slsolem Aleichem, Suburban,
Albert D. Tucker, Zager-Stone,
Mash and Maurice o. Zeiger.
Sponsoring chapters are Business
and Professional, Bloch, Brandeis,
Deborah, Detroit, East Side,
Frenkel, Galilee, Gershwin, Han-
dler, Israel, Keidan, Masada, Rex,
second 500,000-tree section of its
Martyrs' Forest in the Judean
,
hills near Jerusalem.
A record 125,468 trees planted
ii 1970 increased tree purchases
to 1,021,000 since Baal Brith ini-
tiated its Martyrs' Forest program
17 years ago.
Billy B. Goldberg of Houston,
chairman of Baal Brith's cabinet
on'Israel affairs, announced a new
campaign for a third 500,000-tree
section.
A 26-foot bronze memorial to
martyrs of the Holocaust will 'be
dedicated later this year.
El Al Prepares
for 747 Biggies •
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MIAMI BEACH, ILA.
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WASHINGTON — More than 500
entries have been submitted to
Bnai Brith's , photo contest on the
land, activities and people of
Israel. The contest is open to
amateur photographers who sub-
mit photographs taken in Israel Solovich, Stone, Tucker, Zager
older with modest incomes that during the past year. It closes and Zeiger.
are too low to meet present costs April 15.
There is no admission charge,
First prize is a three-week trip and refreshments will be served.
of private rentals, yet more than
the maximum income allowable to Israel. There are more than Members are involved to bring
for public housing.
50 other prizes. Rules and entry friends. For reservations, call Is-
Abe Cramer of Pottsville Pa forms may be obtained for $1 by rael Bonds, 352-6770.
chairman of the committee, said writing Israel Photo Contest,
projected rentals for the Harris. Klutznick Exhibit Hall, 1640 Rhode Second Section of Forest
burg complex will range between Island Avenue, N.W., Washington,
Completed by Bnai' Brith
$98 and $1111, including utilities D.C. 20038.
and ;air. WInditioning and the use
WASHINGTON — Bird Stith re-
of a community room and other
ported this week completion of a
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'LYDDA—El Al is to invest $21,-
000,000 over a five- to six-year pe-
riod on an extensive building pro-
gram in connection with absorption
of its two Boeing 747s—the first of
which enters service on June 1 and
the second in November 1971.
Of the total, some $14,000,000 will
be spent here, where already in
advanced stage of construction is
the 747 hangar, with a roof area of
over two acres—the largest build-
ing of its type In the Middle East.
Within a 100-acre complex,
construction is proceeding on
new maintenance depots, work-
shops, spare parts stores and
simply depots. Also under con-
struction Is a big aircraft park-
ing lot.
At stations overseas, $7,000,000
will be spent on reconstruction and
enlargement of airport facilities.
The program includes the building
of a freight handling depot and a
new, additional, •passenger terminal
at Kennedy Airport and, also, a
freight handling depot at London's
Heathrow Airport.
Following the success of its own
catering unit at London Airport, a
similar unit is to be established at
Kennedy, in partnership with a
local caterer. At present, El Al
serves some 200,000 main meals
and 250,000 snacks monthly.
Chaplains to Cite
Three Local Rabbis
Rabbis Herbert S. Eakin, Richard
C. Hertz and Milton Rosenbaum of
Detroit are 25-year members of the
Association of Jewish Chaplains of
the Armed Forces who will be
cited at the association's silver
jubilee meeting in New York,
Tuesday. On that occasslon, the
association will pay special tribute
to those who have been a vital part
of the organization since it was
established.
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