28—Friday, March 30, 1973 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Bnai Brith Brunch to Aid JNF Bnai Brith Events The Louis Marshall Lodge and Chapter Israel Bond din- ner-dance honoring Joe Feld- man as "Marshall Man of the Year," at Cong. Bnai David, raised $316,000 in Is- rael Bond subscriptions. C C C At the Pisgah, Bloch, and Metropolitan Detroit Bnai Brith Council's Israel Bond parlor meeting, honoring Sol Criterion Plans Sunday Theater Party Three one-act plays will be the fare for Criterion Club's theater party 7:30 p.m. Sunday at Center Thea- ter of the Jewish Center. "J- Tello,.;:put j 7' c ilere," by William Saroyan; "He Ain't Done Right by Nell," by Wil- Serving the Community. for 50 Years riuFMAN All established 1923 RNITURE Member National Society of Interior Designers Fine quality home fur- nishings and complete interior design service for grace and elegance in the home. furniture designed and custom built in our own workrooms Complete Reupholstering Service • ITALIAN • FRENCH PROVMCIAL • MEDITERRANEAN • CONTEMPORARY • LOUIS IV • VICTORIAN • TRADITIONAL 1111111. 6 1!PIP_Mir711711T1ill !Olt, 2801 WoorhiiiTat if% Mile 576-1900 bur Braun; and the Christo- pher Morley play, "Thurs- day Evening," will be pre- sented. Preparations have begun for the organization's Pass- over" Promenade an "April Follies" revue April 21 at the Southfield Civic Center. For information, call Betty Weinberg, 559-5175, or Pearl Greenstein, 399-3718. "CAT AMONG THE PI- GEONS" by Georges Fey- deau, author of "A Flea in MRS. ANDREW BERGER Her Ear," officially opens at the Hilberry Theater 8:30 Paul Perry, Metropolitan Detroit Bnai Brith Connell p.m., April 12. Previews are president, and Mrs. Andrew Berger, president of the wom- scheduled April 5 through 7. en's council, will be honored at the seventh annual Bnai Brith Presidents' Brunch, 10 a.m. April 9 at Cong. Beth Achim. All lodge and chapter presidents will be singled out for Creative Photography recognition at that time. According to Max Leiberman, chairman of the Bnai Brith Martyrs' Forest committee for • Candids the men's council, and Mrs. Herbert Bez, chairman for the • Commercial women's council, citations will be presented to outstanding • Family Portraits chairmen and workers of the Martyrs' Forest effort. In • Executive Portraits addition, the first Samuel G. Bank Award will be made. • Children Studies • Restorations Admission will be by the purchase of two or more trees in • Custom Framing the Samuel G. Bank Forest, to be located in the Detroit portion of the Martyrs' Forest. Detroit's Bnai Brith goal is Official U.S. Government a grove of 1,000 trees in the name of each council president Passport & Immigration Photos and of at least a garden of 100 trees for lodge and chapter presidents. 354-1677 JACK G- ORBACK Blue-White Box Clearance Slated studio of photography 25211 Telegraph Road Closed Mondays TABLE TO I;ADS HAND-CRAFTED • CUSTOM STYLING PROMPT DELIVEkY PHONE 345 535 - MAD. IN MICHIGAN UNITED TABLE PAD CO. Our 30th Year * BRAVERMAN'S n w 8 POULTRY KOSHER MEATS MKT. FREE DELIVERY Call DI 1-2345 To avoid the rush 'place your poultry order early 9 5 lb. 89 4 FRESH EMPIRE CHICKENS HAMBURGER PICKLED TONGUE we. lb. The Jewish National Fund's Blue-White Boxes are due for a spring clearance, begin- ning April 19 and continuing through May 20, according to Sherman Shapiro, chairman of the Blue-White Box com- mittee. Organizations actively par- ticipating in the spring col- lections of the Blue-White Boxes include JNF Women, Young Women of JNF, Ha- rassah;Northwest Child Res- cue Women, Pioneer Women and Fanny Gluck and Sisters of Zion, Mizrachi Women, Youth groups also will par- ticipate, including members of the Zionist youth groups, Temple Beth El and Bnai Brith Youth Organization. Aid Israel Bonds Moss, past grand president of Bnai Brith District 6, more than $70,000 in Israel Bonds was subscribed. Whoever has a generous eye, a humble mind, and a modest spirit is a disciple of Abraham our father.—Ethics of the Fathers 5:19. 8ngagements HERE'S THE BARGAIN BUY IN HEALTHFUL FOOD Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Todd of McMillan Ave., Dear- born, announce the engage- ment of their daughter Mary Elizabeth, to Harry S. Ep- stein, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Epstein of Plainview Ave. Miss Todd attends the University of Michigan's VITAMINS, nursing school. Her fiance was graduated from the Uni- LOW CHOLESTEROL, versity of Michigan and at- EASY TO DIGEST, tends the Goodman Theater NUTRITIOUS, DELICIOUS and School of Drama in Chi- cago. A June wedding is Classifieds Get Quick Results planned. ■ :. ■ ;41 blt; ■ 11:1:4 iNt;41 3p - - nt24 SWIIWO - - - - - ct;4.74.;..;;;;46;±;4ww.;:w bat; - .. n Again This Yeal We Would Like The w a Opportunity To Prepare Your Passover P: Fish Orders, As Always, Personal Atten- tion Given To Each Order, At Reasonable E3E Prices. We Bone, Skin, Grind Orders N; Free of Charge. at Freezer Wrapped On Request. According to Shapiro, many thousands of . dollars in Blue- oxes are uncollected White Boxes each year because of over- sight. All holders of such boxes may call the JNF of- TO AVOID THE RUSH PLACE it; fice, 968-0820, if their boxes are not emptied during the ;3t; YOUR PASSOVER ORDER EARLY! current drive. in3 JNF awards to boxholders A COMPLETE LINE will include a grand prize of a trip to Israel among those OF FRESH FISH DAILY whose boxes yield, during the PLEASE CALL ... . year, the sum of $36 or more. $E There is also a special award — a silver-covered Haggada — among those whose boxes yield $100 or more this year. Three Haga- dot are awarded. Other awards include a Formerly of Wyoming-Curtis Fish Market and silver-covered Hebrew-Eng- lish Bible among those whose boxes have yielded $18 or more; book awards and awards to outstanding volun- teers. In GREAT SCOTT MARKET Elk; s En! m; 851-5868 DAVE NATINSKY ARNIE SALTZMAN Bnai Ar ctivities Orchard Lake Rd. — Near 14 Mile Rd. Diligence is the mother of good luck.—Benjamin Frank- ;11111;t:1 Iliit;1111 '4;4 11,4;4111.6.411121:4 II;t;4 11.; ■ ;41,:t. ..411;t)1k; WWI b.•..11nt;111W P .■ HARRY B. KEIDAN lin. LODGE will meet 8 p.m Tuesday at Northland Inn. 1 AO Bob Magnuson, president of 13500 WEST 7 MILE ROAD the Detroit Area Coalition for the Environment, will discuss nuclear power pol- lution. Past president Har- Only old S. Jaffa, who attended the Supreme Lodge board of PILLAR ROCK SOCKEYE RED governors meeting in Israel, will report, and nominees Salmon has it...g. Insist on for office will be named. PILLAR ROCK Brand- gain The lodge invites participa- tion in the lodge's softball assurance of Quality, Flavor, Integrity team, part of the Sunday morning league formed by PILLAR ROCK SOCKEYE RED the Bnai Brith Council. To Salmon is the best—for flavor ... register, contact Leon Klein, and is good for you—too! Even Announces a truly fantastic one week sale of all newly arrived Spring 24601 Kenosha, Oak Park. more—it has © ! No other and Summer merchandise!! The store is now under new management Deadline is Tuesday. major brand of canned salmon C * can make this statement! and this is our way of introducing ourselves to you. We pledge to con- Use PILLAR ROCK SOCKEYE RED Salmon for party SHOLEM ALEICHEM tinue business in the fine manner as was the custom of the previous snacks and salads, or eat it right out of the can (delicious LODGE will hold its post- seasoned lightly with red wine vinegar and served with owner. We hope to see all the nice people who have patronized us in Purim party 6:30 p.m. Tues- sliced raw Bermuda onions). the past, and perhaps make some new friends of the nice people who day at Cong. Beth Yehuda, PILLAR . ROCK SOCKEYE RED Salmon is low in calories, Oak Park. Dinner will be too—ideal for weight control time, party time, snack time, might be shopping here for the first time. meal time, any time. QUALITY? THE VERY BEST! served, and there will be en- Please come in and say hello—we'd like to see you and have you tertainment. For reserva- ---- SEND FOR FREE RECIPE BOOKLET TODAY !--- tions, call Jacob Gubow, 342- take advantage of all the marvelous buys available. 6665, or Harry Oberstein, PILLAR ROCK SOCKEYE RED SALMON, Nefco, Box 5978, Clinton, Iowa 52732 345-7454. Sale Starts March 28 $ . SALE! ON ALL NEW Spring and Summer Merchandise THE CLOTHES RAK Please send me your free, full color, 18-page canned salmon recipe booklet. 1::] Send me an extra booklet for a friend. Name Address City State Produced and marketed by NEFCO, the world's leading producer of canned salmon Zip DEBORAH CHAPTER will have its eighth annual in- stallation of officers 8:30 p.m. April 7, at the Elmwood Ca- sino, WindSor. For inform- ation, call Mrs. Sandy Bren- ner, 557-6454. Sale Ends April 1, at 5 p.m. Wednesday to Saturday 9:30 to 6—Sunday_ 11 to 5 (Reg. Price After Sale) 24820 Coolidge Hwy. Oak Park, Michigan 48237