Alfred L. Deutsch Named General Chairman of JNF Dinner Committee in Hausers' Honor Alfred L. Deutsch, who is among Detroit's most promi- nent philanthropic and corn- mun a 1 leaders, currently president of the United Jew- ish Charities, a former chair- man of the Allied Jewish Campaign, has been named general chairman of the an- nual dinner of the Jewish National Fund to be held June 20 at Cong. Shaarey Zedek. This year's dinner will hon- or Dr. and Mrs. I. Jerome Hauser, in recognition of their important roles in Zion- ist, pro-Israel and many com- munal roles. Announcing t h e appoint. ment of Deutsch, Charles NE- Ian, chairman of the Detroit JNF Council, said that, like the eminent honorees, Diane and Jerome Hauser, Deutsch has contributed in g r e at measure toward Detroit Jew- ry's progressive communal achievements. Alfred L. Deutsch was graduated f r o m Highland Park High School, University Continental Watch and Jewelry Shop 3 DAY WATCH REPAIR High Fashion Designer Jewelry and Watches as seen in Glamour, Vogue, Etc. Watch Repairing on Premises 210 S. Woodward, Birm. 9:30-6 642-0423 Master Charge 8 BankAmericard DICK STEIN presents A complete musical package for your party. Featuring: • DICK STEIN • Jeep Smith • Eric Blewett • Shelby Lee • Patty Grant • Joel Johnson • Mori Little From One to Any Number of Entertainers ALFRED L. DEUTSCH of Michigan class of 1934, and received his JD degree from Detroit College of Law in 1937. He became a mem- ber of the Michigan State Bar in 1937. He is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Ado 1 ph Deutsch. His father was well- known in Jewish circles; he died in 1968. During World War II, Deutsch served (1942-1946) as an officer in the U. S. Ar- my Finance Department. He and his wife, the former Ber- nice Rosenberg, have three sons, Robert, Dennis and Morris. Robert is married to the former Carol Cohen of Atlanta. Deutsch was one of the founders of Citizens Mortgage Corporation in 1946 and is now chairman of its execu- tive committee. He is also chairman of Citizens Mort- gage Investment Trust, a Call us and we will discuss Your Entertainment Needs. 358-2777 "Music the Stein Way" MAGICIAN Available For All Occasions 20 years experience MAGICAL MEL 547-2464 Coming Soon! To Orchard Mall Orchard Lake Rd. near 15 Mile BERLIN' CHILDREN SHOPPE Of West McNichols Rd. Carrying a Complete Line of • Infants' • Boys' • Girls' APPAREL through size 14 company listed on American Stock Exchange. Deutsch was founder, in 1947, of American Savings Association. He was, in turn, treasurer and then president of the association. In 1965, he became and is still chair- man of the board. In 1963, Deutsch was elect- ed president of the Michigan Savings and Loan League, the industry association in this state. He was a director and vice-chairman of the Fed- eral Home Loan Bank of In- dianapolis and has been a member of the board of di rectors of United States Sav- ings and Loan League. Deutsch has been a mem- ber of the board of directors of United Hebrew Schools, Fresh Air Society, TB and Health Society, and was gen- eral chairman of the Allied Jewish Campaign in 1967, and general chairman of the Allied Jewish Campaign Is- rael Emergency Fund in 1968. He was president of Cong. Bnai Moshe in 1953-1955, and is still a member of the syna- gogue's board of directors. He is chairman of the fi- nance committee of Sinai Hospital, a member of the executive committee of Jew- ish Welfare Federation as well as president of United Jewish Charities, and is a member of the board of over- seers of Jewish Theological Seminary of America. MissNanci Gurwich Plans July Wedding Friday, May 25, 1973-31 Beth Shalom Opens School Registration Marshall Wallace, chair- man of the Beth Shalom Re- ligious School, announces that registration is open for the 1973-74 school year. Beth Shalom, an inde- pendent conservative congre- gational school, has kinder- garten, primary, elementary, junior and senior high school classes. Bar and Bat Mitzva train- ing is included in the cur- riculum, and modern Hebrew MISS NANCI GURWICH language training utilizes audio-visual techniques. The school is directed by Dr. Sidney Selig. For in- formation, call the school of- fice, 547-7973. JOE MILLER and HIS ORCHESTRA Occasions Music For All 1.15-1244 FOR THE Mr. and Mrs. Morris D. Gurwich of Duxbury Lane, Southfield, announce the en- gagement of their daughter Nanci Rebecca to Robert F. Frank, son of Mrs. Gordon Beaumont of Roanoke Dr., Southfield, and Mr. Julian Frank, of Nine Mile, South- field. A–July wedding is planned. 4.fiday week-end -- Celebration Afloat for Israel's Birthday NEW YORK (JTA) — Hun- dreds of young people from the New York metropolitan area celebrated Israel's 25th anniversary aboard the Stat- en Island Ferry, cruising New York harbor Wednesday evening. Throughout the trip food, cocktails, entertainment and dancing were featured. The event was sponsored by the Prof. Rosenbaum young leadership division of the United Jewish Appeal of Directs Windsor Greater New York, a volun- teer group of single adults Study Seminars in their 20s and 30s. Pro- University of Windsor's ceeds will go to support seventh annual "Study Semi- UJA's worldwide humanitar- nar for Financial Analysis" ian programs. will be directed, Sunda y through June 2, by Dr. Ed- Detroit Musicians' League, ward Rosenbaum, as a affiliated with the Michigan "Chartered Financial Ana- Music Teachers Association lysts" program for invest- has honored JULIUS CHA- ment advisers. JES, conductor of the Center Noted experts who will Symphony Orchestra and participate in this program piano teacher at Wayne include Prof. Mordehai State University with an hon- Kreinin of Michigan State orary membership for out- University, Canadian Minis- standing services in the field ter of Consumer and Cor- of music in Detroit and Mich- porate Affairs Herb Gray, igan. Albert Fillmore, chair- Dr. Michael Levy, Arthur man of the Detroit Musici- Zeikel, Prof. Gerald Keller an's League made the presen- and others. tation at a luncheon Tues- Prof. Rosenbaum explained day. tha t the purposes of the seminars are to assist CFA candidates in passing their examinations as financial analysts and to provide knowledge for the public at large about investment and portfolio management. There are 75 U.S. partici- pants, seven from Georgia, two from Switzerland and a representation from Canada enrolled in the seminars. Dr. Rosenbaum has been an economist with the U. S. Securities and Exchange Commission and was a con- sultant in Israel for two and a half years. A Wayne State University graduate, he re- ceived his PhD f r o m the University of Wisconsin and taught at Wayne State Uni- versity, University of Wis- x consin, American University and Lehigh University. Israel's consul general in Chicago, SHAUL RAMATI, was honored with a 30,000- tree forest in his name near Jerusalem. The forest was a gift of the Jewish National Fund and the Jewish com- munity of Chicago. THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS . . . be a wow in a great beach- wear fashion from our terrific collection, fea- turing trend- setting designs by: Gottex High Tide Estevez Peter Pan Roxanne Poppy DeWeese Brigance IN Bank 4mericard Master Charge Open Thurs., Fri., Sat. til 9 SUNDAY NOON TO 5 BU RT ON's GLAMOUR AND LEISURE SPORTSWEAR Call 358-0850 FASHIONS 11 Mile 8 lahser Southfield HARVARD ROW MALL Let Us Pamper Your FINE FURS In Our Modern FUR STORAGE VAULTS Safe - Scientific - Temperature Controlled - Insured Custom Cleaning & Glazing Repairing & Remodeling Our Exciting Collection FALL FUR FASHIONS For FREE Bonded Pick-up and Delivery Is Now Ready for Your Inspection M LTER OF HARVARD ROW Designers of Fine Furs Complete Fur Service — 11 MILE and LAHSER Call 358-0850 3c===x3c=4