22—Friday, May 26, 1972

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

taierican College in .fertisaleni

Iteeeis

Abe Drasin, a government teach-
. er at Creston High School. is the
new city commissioner of Grand
Rapids' 2nd Ward.

Piano From 1)et•oit

The A
I '011,4v in Jeru •
saltine, scheduled t o move Into nee.
headquarters Aug I. will receise
a piano .for the newly•created
nuuic denartmNit as the contrail:
bon of the Music Study Club of
Delnot

Drasin, fil e a former president
of Icing Aha‘as Israel and the
Michigan Bnai Brith Council, was
selected for the post by secret
ballot in a closed i-ity commission
meeting and was sworn in last
month.

Under the leadership of Pr. -a
dent Alrs
J o seph Markel. the chit.
has a committee of music for Is
rend through which it contribute,
instruments to educational institu
lions and kihutzim

Margaret Kozenn Chajes, music
consultant to the American College
in Jerusalem, is helping build its
music library by obtaining records
and sheet music from the most
outstandm , publishing houses in
Europe

Americans Help Israelis
Planning to Work in U.S.

JERUSALEM — Students at the
American College in Jerusalem
are assisting the Jewish Agency I
in training representatives who '
shortly will be sent to the United
States and Canada These repro-
sentatis es will be working with
youngsters f high school and col
lege age

Abe Drasin Serving
.
. •

a. Cits- C

Former' president and c,,ner of
Wolverine Hick
Drasin. of
• Aherdeen St. NE, retired from that
business because, he said, he
- wanted to do something for other
people." He went into t•aching
three years ago'

Gov. Frank Licht of Rhode Is-
land will be commencement
speaker at the second gradua-
tion of the American College in
Jerusalem Sunday it was an-
nounced by Dean Leonard Gold-
stein at the New York office of
the college.

He has served on the Grand
Rapids Community Relations Com-
mission since its inception in 1955.
Drasin also is a member of the
Urban League board of directors
and the National Defense Execu-
tive Reserve. He is a graduate of
Western Michigan University.

Israel, Bolivia Sign Pact for Mutual Cooperation

JERUSALEM (JTA) — Israel
cord was signed by Foreign Min-
and Bolivia -signed an agreement ister Abba Eban and Dr. Mario
for mutual cooperation in the Gutierrez, foreign minister of
spheres of economics, science, Bolivia.
agriculture and culture, 'The ac-

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Pullets
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Shoulder Steak $1.39 lb.
Rib Steaks - . . 11.29 lb.

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There should be a law prohibit-

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anywhere abroad together.—Will
Rogers.

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SYRACUSE (JTA) — Instruc-I
lion in Hebrew at Syracuse Uni-
versity which was started in the'
tall of 1971, will he funded over
a five-year period by the Syracusel

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Paul Aster, director of the Jew-
ish Agency's special training pro
VI am said "By listening to t
American College students, who
base been - expertly articulating
the attitudes and questions of
American Neigh about Israel, our •
representatives are preparing
theinselscs for their work in North

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Grand Rapids

News Notes

Ahae,es

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Isra e l will hold
. atien meeting
pm
June It

Aha, a•-•
Israel
Sisterhood
an
mimic., its now officers are Betty
Itarsen preeeide•nt. Edith Rashew
sk s Sandra Roth, Rhoda Cohen..
Shale, Freedlander. Tob y Dolinka
and Sue Reeves. 1. ice• presidents.
Anne Wennian. Jean Goldberg and
Iiese Winick. secretaries. and
;Inn, Scrmck,
treasurer

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from Eastern Nlie•higari

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DioiLdas Mossman, son of Mr
and Mrs Sidney Hussman, won a
National Merit scholarship

Debra Roth. daughter of Dr . and
Louis Roth, will be hat
mites a Saturday'

Surprised? Don't be. You
see, the reason there's a St.
Regis at all is because so many
people around here wanted
one. And the reason we have a
$2.95 lunch is because so many
of those people wanted to be
able to use the St. Regis once
they got it.
Life is just one practical
step after another, isn't it?

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Resertarrons. 873-3000

SALAD. Crisp let-
tuce topped with
tense tomato
wedges waiting to
be bitten.

CH EE ECAKE.
It's 851cents ex-
tra, bu so what.
Look what you had
for $2. '5.

Mrs

Mrs

Reuben Turner installed
the billowing officers of lladassah
chaptar of Grand Rapids at the
,11•1` of Mrs has b1 Wares: Mes-
Tones 1lien Whiteman, president:
Max Seerierick Sanford Norian.
Mort Freeellander Leonard New-
n•.an and William
Reines. %ic•
presidents. Fred Same. Ben Baum
and David Wares, secretaries. and
Harold click terasurer

Mrs Anna Siegel, a member of
Ahavas Israel, Bnai Brith and
Iladassah. died May 18. She was
07 She leaves a daughter, Mrs.
Sadie Silverstein of Grand Rapids:
a son, Samuel of Muskegon; four
grandchildren and 10 great-grand- 1
children

CLAM CHOWDER.
Very tasty. Prob-
ably because it's
made from real
clams.

LONDON BROIL.
A juicy and re-
spectable portion
served on French
bread and a plate.

COOKED VEGE
TABLE. Eat it, it'
good for you.

THE ST. REGIS HAS SOMETHING
FOR PEOPLE WHO WANT AN ECONOMI LUNCH:

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519-6309