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American Savings to Mark 25th Year

Ato,•rican Savings Association,
one of Michigan's largest savings
institutions, will mark its nth year
of continuous growth this month,
announced
Alfred
I.
Deutsch.
chairman of the board

young, innovative management
that adapts readily to its cus-
temers' changing needs.
Projecting American's rate of
• growth. Zeltzer said ''We expect
to reach a savings deposit total of
American was founded on June more than triple our present figure
27, 1947, with assets of $100.004) over the next 25 years "
mtai assets today exceed $270.-
As a result of its rapid growth,
010.(v0, 1 and savings accounts base American has twice moved into
pa. sod the quarter billion mark
larger quarters since it opened its
A full service institution. the As- first office at Dexter and Cortland
,ociation has made loans in excess Two years ago American moved
of L7,00,04)0,0110 to more than 45,000 to Its present main office at 2470o
families and businessmen in the Northwestern Highway and 10 Mile
Detroit metropolitan area As an anniversary gift to the
American operates 14 branch public . American is offering a 31
office s and will break ground this' page t. titer's handbook containing
month fur its 15th branch, to be information about election laws and
located on 12 Mile near Evergreen political conventions, as well as
George M. Zeltzer. president,
"score sheets" for tabulating cacti
said that a major factor in the
state's votes during the Republican
association's success has been a and Democratic conventions.

The booklet is available upon
request. while supplies last, at any
of American's branch offices.

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HUNDREDS
OF NEW
CHEVROLETS
TO CHOOSE
FROM

MERRY MELODY NURSERY.
KINDERGARTEN AND D A
CAMP, 24950 Lahser. Southfield,
announces registration for day
camp and fall semester is now
open Children may attend two,
three or five days per week. There
are morning. afternoon and all
day sessions for ages two and one-
halt thru six Limited transporta-
tion is available. Call Mrs. David
(Ii Itz man, director, 353-7320, for
information
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On Friday and Saturday NORTH-
LAND CENTER will hold its first
i ' , immunity
Dais Some 16 char.
it - dile primps will display their
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in an effort to rose funds
their
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2.nelp include I;Chayirn Brim Brith
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miter,
ichael
Stark of the ('hildrcri- I mikernia
Foundation and
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(313) 559-6755

Are You Aware That:

There are many fob

openings for

professionals and

technicians in the

State of Israel and

many taw and other

benefits available

to Olim.

We will gladly

assist you if you're

for
Elected
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Junior Di% i?,i4)ti

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:ire.., lent of the
Junior Pis:,
! !n Jewish Wel
fare Fed, ral.on
result of
elections held at i the do
annual meeting last week
Elected chairman of the eXeCtl-
Iltn
committee was Burton D.
roman. and vice presidents,
Lawrence Jackier, Mrs. L. Rob-
ert Levv and Edward A Lumberg
Five members-at large
w ere
selected They are parsec A
Brode, Joel I) Gershenson, Mrs-
Michael W. Maddin, Richard J
Madden. and Neil A Satovsky
New members of the board are
Jerome Acker, Phyllis Bloom, Bar-
bara Charlip. Bruce Finsilvec John
Frank. Dennis Gershenson.
Thomas Kokes. Mrs Edward
Lu m berg. Susan Pevos, Kenneth
Safran. Byron Siegel and Jennifer
Young
Set- sing anothe - term are Mrs.
Jerome Acker, Linda August.
Mrs. Alan Finer, Mrs. Stanley
Frankel. Sheila Glass, Alan
Glass, Susan Karabelnick, Bar
tiara Kosit, Michael Kramer.
s. -- Robert Slatkin, Sally Jo
Sorock and Mrs. Jay Wald man.
man.
Members of the nominating
committee are tki..ard A Lum
berg. chairman. Hamm A Brusly,
Joel 1) Gershenson. Paul It
Grant. Mrs. I. Hobert Levy, Mrs
Michael W Madden and Sally Jo
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Centerline Pupils
lAsarn of Ifolocaust
From 2 Survivors

The eighth graders of Wolfe
Junior High School in Centerline
were largely ignorant of the Holo-
caust when two Jewish survivors
came to address them recently.
But the situation had changed
by the end of a two-hour presen-
tation by Dr John 'tames and
David Bergman, both of Oak Park
—which included a talk, a film
on the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising
and slides of Bergman's copper
sculptures of his concentration
camp experiences.
The children had been study-
ing World War II, and their
teat hers invited the two men
to gise a different perspectise
of the period, with which the
students were unfamiliar.
Dr. Mames, who has addressed
Jewish groups. said it was the first
time he had spoken on the subject
to an all-Gentile student body, and
he was gratified with the results.
Despite the k nath of the pre-
sentation and the humidity of the
day, the children gave their full
attention. he said.
During
the
question - answer
period and in written comments
after the pro..:ram, they said they
felt the experience of the Jews
and other sIrtinis of Hitler was
beyonif belief Ono student wrote:
"Thank yoii for caring enough to .
teach us ahout what, if we are
not careful.
could happen
to
future generations. -

The Protestant School Board in
Vaunt Royal. climber'. got its first
.lowish member when Rabbi
ALLEN LANGNER of Beth Fl
ssnagogue w as elected unuots, ,
lie become, the fifth Jewish ie. m
her of the Prole-it ant School Boa:
of Greater Montrea!

THE DETROIT JEWISH taws

18—Friday, June 16, 1972

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STAR SPANGLED WEEK July - 9
THE BARRY SISTERS•• CORBETT MONICA JACK WAKEFIELD
and many. any. more „ . along
- tanneut dance band- - sr:
'he FVFOYDA) rfnPLE. our excit rig new Rock Group.

July 9-16 SINGLES WEEKS August 2 27
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OPERATION MATCH, round-robin-dining, co ed sports and soma, events
alanced group The
right time and place for singles to meet informally.

FINANCIAL WEEK July 16-4
listen and Speak to Sam Shulsky. syndicated columnist. Murray T. Bloom, author of "Rogues
to Riches-The Trouble with Wail Street Robert Metz, 'Market Place - Columnist. "The New
York Times", Hans 1. Remisch. consumerist. president, National Sharehlolders' Assn. ; Myron
Kandel. editor, "Wall Street Letter - . Dana L. Thomas, associate editor "Ekarron's".

ISRAELI FESTIVAL WEEKEND ✓ 1y 21-23
Salute to Israel. A film festival, photographic and art exhibit, souvenirs wines, folkdancing.

SPORTS FESTIVAL WEEK Jul 23-30
Watch. listen and Speak to. Gene Scott and Ron Holmberg, tennis tithst
N.Y. Yankee Stars;
Levi Harner, harness racer, Table-Tennis champions Tim Boggan and Errol Resek; Golf Pro
Pete Donnelly; Olympic Skier, Tony Kastner; Tom Cahill, head Football Coach U. S Military
Academy, West Point and many more sports headliners.

THE WORLD TODAY July 30-August
MEXICAN FIESTA WEEKEND August 5-6
FESTIVAL OF THE PERFORMING ARTS August 6-13
AUTHOR! AUTHOR! WEEK August 13 ■ .20
SECOND SINGLES WEEK August 20-7

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(313) 559-6755

Prof. ISAAC 1 . )0V GI1,.1111, head
of the department of Talmud at
Ityr Ilan I•niversity, has been
chosen by the Senate as the new
dean of the facult ies of .1fwish
-.Milo.. and humanities. Ile sue
reeds I•rof Simon Sell% arzfuchs

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