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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

30—Friday, June 25, 1971

I Bar Mitzvas, Weddings

and special °cuts:i•ns

Garson Zeltzer

Photographer
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Bnai

Nathan H. Knoppow as president June 30 at the Kingsley Inn. Cock-
at its 37th annual installation din- tails will be served at 6:30, din-
ner at 7:30. Ruby has been a
ner-dance. T h e
member of the lodge for over 20
installing officer
years, serving in every capacity
was Nathan Rub-
and heading
enstein. Other of-
most major com-
ficers are: Isa-
mittees. His suc-
dor e Goldfarb,
Harry Kaufman
c e s s especially
and Louis Foul-
with blood bank
membership and
ant, vice presi-
fund raising has
dents; Carl Pearl,
treasurer; M a x
won many awards
Schiff and Thom as
from District
Zohott, secretar-
Knoppow Grand Lodge 6.
ies; Kenneth Laker, chaplain; To be installed
Steven Rader,.warden; and Charles as vice presi-
Fink, guardian. Trustees are Harry dents will be Ruby
Bodzin, Albert Farber, Albert Gut- Sheldon Fridson, William Gross
man, Max K u s h n e r, Kenneth and William Roser. Outgoing pres-
Laker, Edward Schussel and Jack ident is Irving Siegel. Installing
Tarnow.
officer will be Nathan D. Ruben-
stein, an officer of the district.
Detroit Lodge will see Marvin There will be a floor show and
music for dancing.

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PARAMUS, N.J.—More than 18,-
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(N.J.) Council of Bnai Brith,
which focused on community pro-
grams to combat pollution. The
exhibit is one of dozens of educa-
tional, clean-up and political action
campaigns organized this year by
Bnai Brith groups across the coun-
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ROSENBLAT
ORCHESTRA

TEL AVIV (ZINS) — Press re-
ports comment with increasing
frequency that Arab workers are
beginning to play a larger role in
the Israel economy. In March
Israel's building industry employed
no less than 15,200 Arab laborers.
There were 5,500 Arab employees
in commercial establishments, 6,900
in factories and 1,300 in miscellan-
eous jobs. The building trades and
a number of factories now depend,
in large measure, on Arab labor.
Labor Minister Joseph Almogi is
reported to have issued a warning
that, while many jobs are held by
non-Jews, there are still 25,000
Israeli youngsters not attending
school and unemployed.

MAURICE C. ZEIGER LODGE
installed the following officers for
1971-72: Malcolm Simon, presi-
dent; Saul Arsht, David Kruger,
Seymour Lankowsky and Max
Wayburn, vice presidents; Maurie
Litvin and Herbert Nathan, secre-
taries; Steven Meyers, chaplain:
Stanley Berlin, warden; 'Bernard
Stahl, guardian; and Sam Feig,
Burt Gold, Harry Goldberg, Ed-
ward Gordon, Richard Greenstein,
Maxwell Handelman, Manuel Mac-
kie and Frank Sharkus, trustees.

ALBERT D. TUCKER CHAPTER
will hold an art auction and exhibit
8:30 p.m. Wednesday at Cong.
Bnai Moshe. A champagne preview
will be at 7:30. A prize will be
awarded, and friends are welcome.
For ticket information, call Mrs.
Seymore Resnick, 398-2745.

LOUIS D. BRANDEIS LODGE
starts its 27th year of bowling 9:30
p.m. Sept. 2 at Southfield Bowl,
Southfield. The league plans an-
other tournament with Bnai Brith
in Toronto. There are still some
openings. For information, contact
Harry Cohen, secretary, 548-3712.

Brussels Symposium,
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• Ma's Barber Shop
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Ralph Waldo Emerson

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BRUSSELS — "The Impact of
Science on Society" will be the
theme of an international sympo-
sium here Monday and Tuesday at
the Palais de Congres. Scientists
from seven European countries—
Austria, Belgium, Britain, Den-
mark, France, Germany. the Neth-
erlands—will join with scientists
from Israel' and the United States
in the symposium program.
Initiated at the Weizmann Insti-
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the European committee of the
Weizmann Institute of Science and
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Belgian Minister Theo Lefevre,
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Sabin, president of the Weizmann
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symposium. -Some 200 distinguished
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industrialists and leaders in pub-
lic affairs, have been invited to
the sessions.

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