Center Expands
Senior Programs

2 Israel Bond Functions Mapped here Area

Man Aids Londoner
in Dictionary Libel Suit

Two additional activities are
available on a regular basis for
senior adults at the 10 Mile branch
of the Jewish Center.
The John R. Herman Pool is ex-
tending its hours to make available
swim times not only to the seniors
but to their families as well. This
heated pool is supervised at all
times.
A new wood-carving class also
is available for seniors 10 a.m.-
noon Tuesday. The wood-carving
class is under the direction of
Isaac Portner and Harriet Gelfond.
In addition, regular art classes are
continuing at the 10 Mile branch.
For information, call the Center,
341-4200.

item

Cb

The Shaarit Haplaytah committee which is planning the annual
Israel Bond dinner-dance is (from left) seated: Simon Schwartz-
berg, treasurer; Jack Waksberg, vice president; Arnold Einhorn,
dinner-dance chairman; and Mrs. Leon Popowski, program chair-
man; standing: Dr. John Mames, past president; Irving Altus; Abe
Weberman, president-elect; and Leon Gutman and Eric Rosenow,
vice presidents.

LONDON, ENGLAND

Zan Gilbert

and His ORCHESTRA

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Friday, July 26, 1972-29

Marvin Frenkel of Hendrie Rd.,
Huntington Woods, has aided an
English Jew in his legal battle to
force the publishers of the Oxford
Dictionaries to discontinue publish-
ing derogatory definitions of "jew."
In April, Marcus Shloimovitz. a
textile merchant near London, filed
suit in court against the Clarendon
Press of Oxford for defamation of
the Jewish race by its definition of
the word - jew."
Among the references to which
he objects are that a jew is an
"unscrupulous usurer," "a cheat,"
"a trader who drives hard bar-
gains and deals craftily" and "an
extortioner."
Shloimovitz, in a letter to Fren-
kel, said he entered into the litiga-;
tion "with a deep sense of loyalty
to our people and disgust with the
description of Jews in those great ;
English dictionaries." 1
Realizing Shloimovitz's meager
finances. Frenkel sent him $100 to
help defray court costs.

Buster Brown .. .

kali-Steniks

Jumping Jacks .

Sabel Prescription

SHOES

(

1,

Because

Money may not be everything—
but just try to use something else
at the S2 window.

"Distinctive Styling in Music

to Your Individual Taste"

Call 557-9332

Unique Invitations

BARBARA'S
STATIONERY

352 - 6655 or 626 - 0747

including

Among the past honorees who met to plan the Bnai David
1972 Israel Bond "Man of the Year" Award Dinner Aug. 30 at
Bnai David Syngagogue are (from left) seated: Max Ostrow; Dr.
Maurice Silverman; Cantor Hyman Adler; Rabbi Hayim Donin;
the honoree and first vice president of Bnai David, Irving Belinsky;
and the president of the congregation, Mike Must; standing: SimOn
Shifman, Max Sosin, Charles Shere, Mendel Shifman and Morris
J. Brandwine.

1...r.onaIited Part.

Fa•or,
Ins ita •
and Parts
%eeessories for all 1..11•Ii.

MARCIA MASSERMAN

646-6138

Soy goodbye to

fussing over your

hair this summer .

/ Just forJuly we offer

This unique perma-

nent. It keeps your hair

brushoble, crushable,

practically indestructi-

ble! A casual set, then

lust Brush 'n Go. Ready

for sun "n fun without a

core about your hair.

No muss, no fuss styling

keeps you looking great.

13725 R. 9
(Jost It. Of I.00lidge

398-2727

(he ' SaCeo

I-1 IrIN STYLI STS

Rohlik Scholarship Fund
to Aid 20 WSU Students

Another group of 20 Wayne
State University students will re-
ceive financial assistance this year
through Sigmund and Sophie Roh-
lik Scholarship Fund for entering
freshmen.
The university, has been given
$10,000 in a continuing 10-year
grant initiated in 1965 on the oc-
casion of the late Sigmund
Rohlik's 75th birthday. This latest
contribution is the eighth annual
payment on the original pledge
of 5100,00 over a 10-year period.
The Rohlik Scholarships are open
to all entering freshmen without
restrictions.
Rohlik died Sept. 12, 1971, but
Mrs. Rohlik, of North Park Dr.,
Southfield, is continuing the schol-
arship program.

EXPECTING OUT OF TOWN GUESTS
FOR A WEDDING OR A BAR MITZVA?

Cranhrook House Motel

20500 JAMES COUZENS

(8 Mile & Greenfield—Across from Northland)

Call 342-3000 For the Finest Accommodations
COLOR I.V.'s

COMPLIMENTARY CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST

Try Our Barber Shop
Dine at the SCOTCH E. SIRLOIN RESTAURANT
Airport Limousine Service Available

09 10 0 0 12 12 a 00 cUZ.0 R 0 Q.A...4 f) 0 0 00

We Make Our Own GI

HEADQUARTERS FOR

•

LATEST DOtIESTIC AND

IMPORTED FRAME FASHIONS

•

Immediate Repair

PRESCRIPTIONS FOR GLASSES
ACCURATELY FILLED

•

Reasonably PrIccd

ROSEN OPTICAL SERVICE

.k

.t(

19025 W 10 Mile Rd

I

Candy Centerpieces

•

iii i\11- 11 I If rl 5/)

6558 I ele•granh
Birmingham. Mich. 181110
ti-27stiti

Weddings IL Bo, Marvos

Creative Party Planning

if

Care

we take tireto fit children's
shoes carefully and properly

13720 W. 9 MILE nr. COOLIDGE

OAK PARK, MICH.

LI 7-5068

Hours: Daily and Saturday 9.30 .rn to 6 p

rtrirriannyuirm- gml'2' a

',...:84113011110001511L00.000SL

CUSTOM

TABLE PADS

•

HAND-CRAFTED

PROMPT" DELIVERY

Business
Briefs

UNITED TABLE PAD CO.

Our 30th Yeor

The work of two local photog-
raphers, Jack and Leslie Gorback
of the JACK GORBACK STUDIO
OF PHOTOGRAPHY, 25211 Tele-
graph, Southfield, recently was
displayed at the 81st Annual Ex-
hibition of Professional Photog-
raphy in Detroit. -The exhibition
was sponsored by the Professional
Photographers of America, Inc..
and was held in conjunction with
the PP of A's annual convention
and technical products exhibit.
Only 800 of 3,500 prints were ac-
cepted for this five-day champion-
ship display.

•
ctil ttotz Corneri

Welcomes

You

Detroit's third largest food chain,
GREAT SCOTT SUPERMARKETS,
has named MAX WEINBERG,
president of Frank's Nursery
Sales, Inc., to its board of direc-
tors, announced Nathan Fink,
president and board chairman.
Weinberg also serves as a board
director of American Savings As-
sociation and Faygo Beverages,
Inc.

To

Their

NEW
SHOP

Mt. Clemens Offers
Counseling Center

The Establishment in Mount
Clemens is a nonprofit crisis inter-
vention and referral center dealing
with social and environmental
problems facing the community.
Located at 30 Washington. it is
open to drop-ins from 11 a.m. to
noon.
Some of the services include
problem pregnancy counseling,
drug abuse counseling, selective
service counseling and a rap line
that is open 24 hours. The phone
numbers are 463-70'79 and 463-7070.
Another service is the tipster,
465-0428. It is a recorded message
giving information as to what is
happening in the Greater Detroit
metropolitan area.

Life is real! Life is earnest'
And the grave is not its goal.
- If . W. Longfellow

• CUSTOM STYLING
PHONE 345-5350

MADE IN MICHIGAN

Ready for Fall

Thelma Sherman

31455 Southfield Rd.

(just N. of 1 3 Mile Rd.1
Steve Petix Bldg
lower level

642-1961

/