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July 28, 1972 - Image 27

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1972-07-28

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GEORGIAN NORTHWEST nurs-
ing home, 16181. Hubbell, needs a
volunteer pianist, age 16 or up,
to lead singing groups. It also
needs volunteers from that same
age group who are interested in
working with the elderly and con-
valescents, seven days a week,
day or evening. To volunteer, call
Mrs. Donzell Waters, 273-8764.

2 Simons-Michelson Co. Executives
Visit Scotland at Client's Invitation

for your party

By

SAM FIELD

Larry Michelson and Jim Michelson, of Simons-Michelson Co.,
were honored by their client Gooderham and Worts who invited them
to attend G and W's first sales meeting ever held in Dumbarton,
Scotland. Dumbarton is the home of Lauder's which is distributed
in the U.S. by G and W. At the meeting, Sam H. Sharako, president
of G and W, revealed plans for Lauder's national magazine adver-
tising campaign. "Lauder's has achieved an almost unbelievable
growth in the past seven years in the U.S.," said Sharako. "Record
after record has been broken in soaring to a sales increase of 5000 per
cent in that period. We are determined to step up our momentum even
more to build Lauder's into a major national brand." From left are:
Larry Michelson and Jim Michelson, G and W account executives,
Simons-Michelson Co.; Walter J. Botsford, assistant to the persident,
G and W; and Sam F. Sharako, president of G and W.

Call

399-1320

PORTRAITS
CANDIDS

CUSTOM
FRAMING

Birmingham

647-5730

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, July 28, 1972-27

A van equipped to pick up
donated kidneys from Michigan
hospitals. and preserve them
while being transported to trans-
plant centers, recently made its
first demonstration run.

OUR NEW

FALL

COLLECTION

ARRIVING DAILY

The van's new preservation
machines can preserve kidneys up
to 24 hours; previously, donated
kidneys had to be transplanted
within four to 12 hours.
;More than 50 Michigan patients
await kidney transplants that can-
not be performed because of the
lack of donor kidneys.
For information on donor kid-
neys, write the Kidney Foundation,
3378 Washtenaw, Ann Arbor 48104,
or call 313-973-1577.

Caricatures

Eirapititt

First Demonstration Run
Made by Kidney Van

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card

LOUIS D. BRANDEIS LODGE
bowling league, starting its 27th
year, again will bowl 9:30 p.m.
Thursday nights at the Southfield
Lanes. Bnai Brith members wish-
ing to join may do so by calling

Orchestra and Entertainment

647-2367

New
Orleans
Melt

• Dubb's Country Kitchen
• Sherri's
• Efros Prescriptions
• Fabulous Star Bakery
• Bud Rollins Shoes
• The Bootery
• Pickwick Shops
• Bab 's Hair Fashions
• Rigsby Shoe Service
• Barber Shop
• Room At The Bottom
• Doug Hoffman, Ltd.

THE EASY-TO-SHOP MALL

Greenfield and Ten Mile

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NEW FALL
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• • •
Bnai Brith Bowlers
to Meet Wednesday Night

,i The single most important im-
,1 pediment to global institutions is
the concept, 'My country right or
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wrong." — U Thant.

Closed Sunday til Aug. 27th

968-2563

The Couplets will hold its first
annual picnic noon Sunday at Oak
Park Municipal Park. For informa-
tion. call Sandy Danielson, 576-
1232. For membership information,
call Sheri Jaffa, 546-5805.

The Cosmopolitan Bnai Brith
Bowling League's officers and
team captains will meet at the
Oak Park Bowling I.anes 8 p.m.
Wednesday.
Bnai Brith member s, with
bowling averages of 170 and up,
; may join this league by calling
secretary Harry
Bloomfield, 1.1
7 - 4763.
9.30 p.m.
The
league
bowls
.1
Mondays at the Oak Park Lanes,
starting one week before labor
Day.

THURS. & FRI. NITES TILL 9
OTHER DAYS 9:30-5

AND HIS ORCHESTRA

Dinner-Dance Set
by Young Couplets

Bnai Brith and Bnai Brith
Woven Couplets will hold its in-
stallation dinner-dance 5 p.m. Aug.
20 at the Danish Club.
The first young married group
in Bnai Brith district 6 history will
be installing its first president,
Mrs. Norman Moss.
Other officers to be installed are
David Eidelman and Mesdames
Robert Fogel. Michael Danielson
and David Jaffa, vice presidents;
Mesdames Harold Burstein. Ronald
Budman and Joel Garfield, secre-
taries; Ronald Rudman, editor; and
Joel Garfield, treasurer.
Trustees to be installed are:
Robert Stern, Steven Passon, Rob-
ert Fogel, Jerry Singer, Ronald
Adelstein, David Jaffa, Jim Jaffee,
Dr. Henry Goldberg. Joe Burnstein,
Jim Grey, and Mesdames Alan
Jacobson, Ronald Adelstein. Robert
Sedley and Mark Schwartz.
The installing officer will be Sol
Moss. For reservations, call Mrs.
Joel Garfield. 557-2989.




a little Different

11(a su6ty,4art

SAM BARNETT

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secretary }tarry Cohen at LI
8-3712. This league has two divi-
sions, one for bowlers with aver
ages of 160 and up and the other
with averages of 159 and down
The league will start on Aug.
31. Many social events are being
arranged for the season.

. ..lust

MUSIC BY

C. 1i

MAURICE C. ZEIGER LODGE
had its largest turnout at the in-'
stallation dinner held recently at
Town and Country Club, where
Max M. Wayburn was installed as I
the 21st president. One of the high-
lights of the affair was a candle-
light ceremony honoring the past
presidents of the lodge. The fol-
lowing officers and trustees also
were installed: vice presidents. Sol
Arsht, "Edward Gordon, Roland
Naftali and Elliott Weber; sec-
retaries, Maurie Litvin and Herb
Nathan; warden, Bernard Stahl;
guardian Mannie Mackie; treas-
urer, Max Epstein, chaplain, Mal
Simon; and trustees, Dr. Meyer
Arbit, Frank Blase, Sam Butler,
Harry Carris, Harry Dines, Sam
Feingood, Burt Gold, Harry Gold-
berg, Dave Goldstein, Gerald Gott-
helf, Richard Greenstein, Leo Hol-
lander, Melvin Klaiman, Martin
Kohn, Seymour Lankowsky, Ber-
' nard Leftkowitz, Ed Levenberg,
Mark Liss, Ben Lusky, Martin
Meyer, Harry Pines, Stan Rosen-
blatt, Frank Sharkus. Iry Schu-
men, Steve Simons and Iry Zerkel.


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