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Bnai Brith Women Install Chapter Presidents
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Pio fis Bozoor
Nshei Chabad, t he women's
division of tilt' Utba VitCht`l-
movement, will hold a rum-
mage sale 10 a.m.-6 p.m.
July 29 and August 5 at the
Lubavitcher C,snter, 1400(1 W.
Nine Mile, Oak Park.
Proceeds from the rum-
mage sale will go to support
the diversified activities of
the organization such as
visits to hospitals and nur-
sing homes, gifts to the poor,
distribution of matzot on
Pesah and shalakh manot on
Purim.
To donate merchandise to
the rummage sale or for in-
formation, call Mrs. Irving
Layman, 399-4123.
ORT ACTIVITIES IN HAIFA
Women's Israel ORT has
undertaken responsibility for
dining facilities as well as
cultural and sports activities
for the 1,000 students at the
ORT school in Haifa. Par-
ticular attention is paid
to the students from under-
privileged families.
"Chef"calls them Spaghetti
Sauces
but
mayvinim call
them meatless
mechayehs
When it comes to meatless
Italian spaghetti sauces,
Chef Boy-Ar-Dee° is tops.
Just take his Mushroom or
his traditional Meatless
and add either one (or
both!) to spaghetti, noo-
dles. pot roast, meat loaf,
fish, omelet, you name it.
The rich sauce, loaded with
flavor, takes over from
there. Keep both sauces on
hand for family pleasing
variety.
Newly-installed chapter presidents of Bnai Brith Women are, bottom row, left to
right, Mesdames Sam Cooper, Dov Frenkel Chapter; Isadore Sklar, Marshall; Joseph
Radkin, East Side; Abe Olshansky, Morganthau; Ira Albion, president of the Bnai Brith
Women's council of Metropolitan Detroit; Bernard Whiteman, Tikvah; Sherman Char,
Solovich; Mel Tichik, Deborah; Ruth Supowit, Handler. Top row, from left to right,
are Mesdames Mark Linger, Galilee; Sam Roth, Israel; Jarvis Massover, Brandeis;
Augusta Weinberg, B and P; Eli Kurtz, Einstein; Herbert Bez, Zeiger; Sheldon Sherr,
Flint; Sherwin Sokolov, Centennial; Leo Mertz, Shalom; Robert Fogel, Couplets;
Nathan Kusnit, Bloch; Julius Gabe, Detroit; Perry Shulman, Masada; and Joseph
Pohl, Zager. Not shown is Miss Celia Weingarden, Downtown-Fox Chapter.
Dr. Barrie Heads B. B. District Lodge 6
CHICAGO — Dr. Harold
B. Barrie, St. Paul, Minn.,
dentist, was elected presi-
dent of Bnai Brith District
Grand Lodge No. 6, which
includes Michigan, at the
105th annual convention held
here last week.
Among the Detroiters at-
tending the convention were
Herman Kasoff who was
elected third vice president,
Nate Rubenstein and Louis
Segel of the Metropolitan De-
troit Council who were elect-
ed to the district board of
governors and Samuel W.
Leib who was re-elected to
the board of Bellefaire,
Other Michigan attendees
were Jerome Weiss of the
Michigan Council, elected to
the district board of gover-
nors and Dr. William Haber
of Ann Arbor, world presi-
dent of ORT who delivered
a 50th anniversary tribute
to the Bnai Brith Hillel
Foundations.
Lodge bulletin awards
were given to Albert D.
Tucker Lodge for "Tucker
Topics," Mary Kaplan, edi-
tor, first place in the mimeo-
graph division; and to Harry
B. Keidan Lodge for "Great
News," David A. Jaffa, edi-
tor, second place in the off-
set division.
More than 500 delegates,
alternates and guests attend-
ed the convention, represent-
ing 37,500 members and 228
lodges in Illinois, Wisconsin,
Michigan, • Nebraska, Iowa,
Minnesota, North and South
Dakota and the Canadian
/Bar Mitzva
Weddings — Etc.
INVITATIONS
Party Favors
Stationary
Greeting Cards
Innovations
For All Occasions
Large Selection
Call Lee or Hilda
557-8340 or 557-4486
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Shoulder Steak
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Young Beef Liver,
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provinces of Alberta, Sas-
katchewan, Manitoba and
the western part of Ontario.
The convention adopted a
budget of $1,057,750, alloca-
tion $650,000 to the Bnai
Brith Youth Services Appeal,
including Bnai Brith Hillel
Foundations, Bnai Brith
Youth Organization and Bnai
Brith career and counseling
services. The balance will
go to the Anti-Defamation
League, the Bnai Brith chap-
laincy at the Mayo Clinic in
Rochester, Minn. ; the Leo
N. Levi Memorial Hospital
in Hot Springs, Ark., the
National Jewish Hospital in
Denver, the Bellefaire Home
in Cleveland, the Bureau on
Jewish Employment Prob-
lems and Bnai Brith projects
in Israel.
Among the resolutions on
national and international
problems endorsed by the
delegates were urging a
program for bringing peace
and security to the Middle
East on the basis of face-to-
face negotiations between
the two sides, opposing the
expenditure of public funds
in aid of nonpublic schools,
urging the implementation of
a program which would at-
tack the major causes of
poverty, urging support for
proper and just gun control
legislation and a re-examina-
tion budget and program
priorities for senior citizens.
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ACtivities
DOWNTOWN
FOX LODGE
will hold its annual picnic
noon Sunday at Oak Park
Municipal Park. There will
be games and prizes for ad-
ults and for children.
*
ISRAEL CHAPTER will
hold an ice cream social 1
p.m. Tuesday at the North-
gate Apts. clubhouse. There
will be games and there is
an admission charge.
Bnai Brith Women
Dedicate New Hall
WASHINGTON—Bnai Brith
Women dedicated new din-
ing and assembly hall facili-
ties at Camp Bnai Brith in
Starlight, Pa.
Bnai Brith Women con-
tributed $75,000 for the erec-
tion of these facilities, used
by hundreds of teenagers
each summer for leadership
training.
Diversity Needed
for Bicentennial
Planners: Ravitz
New Rap Group Menora Singles
for Young Adults to Sponsor Party
Menora Singles will spon-
"Talk About Things," a
drop-in discussion program sor a singles dance and party
open to all young adults be- 8:30 p.m. Sunday at Alvaro's
tween the ages of 18-25 will Restaurant. There is an ad-
begin 5:30 p.m. Wednesday mission charge.
The dance is open to single
at the 10 Mile Jewish Center.
The program will provide adults between the ages of
an open atmosphere for dis- 18 and 40. Dress is casual
cussion of personal thoughts, and refreshments will be
gripes, and difficulties. The served.
Music will be provided by
sessions will be loosely
structured to enable those in Still Eyes. For information,
attendance to easily and call Al Levett, 557-5447 or
freely participate. The pro- Ron Chess, 255-0727.
gram is coordinated by the
Treasure of a Lifetime —P
Michigan Association of Jew-
Colored
Movies
ish College Students and the
by Frank's Studio
Jewish Family and Chil-
Weddings, Bar Mitzvas &
dren's Service.
Other Occasions
Margaret Weiner, social
work supervisor for JFCS,
474-7768
and Gordon Silverman, co-
ordinator of MAJCS, will be
group leaders.
Singles Plan Party
DICK STEI
Camaraderie Singles will
presen t.'
host a garden cabaret and
A complete musical
champagne soiree 8:30 p.m.
Saturday at the home of
package for your party.
Acting Detroit Mayor Mel Miriam Thralls, 1918 Cole,
Ravitz has called for the ad- Birmingham. There is an
Featuring:
dition of more ethnic and admission charge.
• DICK STEIN
racial representatives on the
Rather than love, than
Detroit Bicentennial Com-
• Jeep Smith
money, than fame, give me
mittee.
• Erie Blewett
"To insure that July 4, truth.—Henry David Thoreau
• Shelby Lee
1976, will be our greatest
STOP! DON'T PLUCK!
Independence Day since the
• Patty Grant
NOW YOU CAN HAVE
original, I urge that the De-
• Joel Johnson
A SMOOTH HAIR-FREE SKIN
troit Bicentennial Committee
• Mori Little
PERMANENT HAIR REMOVAL BY
be broadened to include more
LATEST ELECTROLYSIS METHOD
leaders of our ethnic and
From One to Any
FROM FACE, ARMS, LEGS, BODY
racial groups," Ravitz said.
Number of Entertainers
FREE
CONSULTATION
"The next mayor of De-
Call us and we will discuss
Call 474-9827 or 357-0489 (Res.)
troit will be in office during
Your Entertainment Needs.
LOTTIE D. HALPERIN
the 1976 celebration, and as
REGISTERED
ELECTROLOGIST
a candidate for that office,
130 W. 12 MILE RD.
358-2777
I include in my platform the
Office
now
located
in
the
Howard
assurance that our ethnic
the
Professional
Coiffores
Sabi
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"Music the Stein Way"
Bldg.
Nest
to
Fanaitgton-I2
Shop-
heritage will be the theme
ping Center.
Member of
for Detroit."
Electrolysis Society of America
Ravitz, who is Common
Council president, also won
from Common Council the
THE BIRMINGHAM HOUSE MOTEL
approval of a resolution he
presented supprting the com-
has a corner
mitment that Detroit's ethnic
on comfort
heritage be a theme of he
ciy's celebration of 200 years
and
of freedom in 1976.
convenience I
The resolution noted that
foremost among the reasons
for the greatness of America
145 S. Hunter at Maple in the exact center of down-
is that people from many
ethnic and racial back-
town Birmingham (by the way, Hunter is a continuation
grounds have forged a com-
of Woodward).
munity of interest while at
the same time retaining an
Call MI 6-7300—JO 6-4620—Mr. John Wassir, Mgr.
awareness of their own dis-
Special weekend Group rates.
tinct background and cul-
Complimentary Continental Breakfast
tures.
Knight Will Address
Photographers Aug. 8
DES PLAINES, Ill. — Leo
R. Knight, president of Leo
Knight Photography, Inc.,
Southfield, will address the
82nd International Exposition
of Professional Photography
in Denver, Aug. 5-9.
Knight, who resides at
Glenmorra Dr., Southfield,
will speak on "The Business
of Super 8 Wedding Movies"
on Aug. 8.
The exposition is sponsored
by the Professional Photog-
raphers of America, Inc.
More than 4,000 professional
photographers from all over
the world are expected to
attend this year's convention
in Denver's convention com-
plex.
For Singles Only
Swinging Singles, 25 and
up, will sponsor a cocktail
party and dancing to the
Johnny C band 9 p.m. Aug.
3 at Alvaro's Restaurant. For
information, call Henrietta
Lewis, LI 6-0903.,
Restaurant—Banquet—Meeting rooms
Airport limosine service available.
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CONFIDENTIALLY YOURS
Helen Zinberg R.E.
The hair you pluck will come back to haunt
you. Before you tweeze again, remember this
Quotation
from one of the foremost
medics
authorities on the subject of human hair:
"Plucking out strong hairs should never
advised." Why not? Because
be
the long term
penalties for continued plucking can be so
sevete:
1 • You may .stimulate
the
growth of additional hairs
now
around the one you pull
able to you. This is the first
method of permanent hair
out.
2. You may cause succes-
sive generations of hair from
the abused follicle to grow
coarser, longer, darker.
3. You may cause skin irri-
tations, pits, scars.
4. You may make eventual
permanent removal slower
and costlier by pulling the
root and
follicle
out
of
place.
Such risks are needless
that
Air-cooled
jet
Stream Electrolysis is avail-
removal with everything to
commend ,it. Air-cooled Jet
Stream is
faster, more
com-
fortable.
- Electrolysis is the
only
medically approved method
to remove hair permanently.
Investigate this suprior
cialized
spe-
service for the per-
manent improvement and
confidence. You owe it to
yourself to look _your best.
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