Black Volunteer Heading Back to Israel and His Ilaverim' Glen Boyer, 23, a student, in the Habet Ushma Hebrew class at the Ten Mile Jew- ish Center, is leaving for Is- rael soon after Passover to spend at least a year at Kibutz Hamadya, not far -from Tiberias. Boyer, a Black, spent eight months at the kibutz last year, working in various jobs but most of_ the time driving 'or. he decided to return to the United States, his haverim gave him a surprise party, presented him with a gift and invited him to return to the kibutz. He was the only volunteer so honored. Boyer, who works at the Cadillac plant here, said he has been interested in Israel and in Judaism ever since he attended Cass Tech High School. "I love the land and the people," he said,- "and I, want to do all I can to help. I am strong and can work at any job. I know I am needed thefe. I wanted to return during the war, but circum- stances prevented it." He said he has kept in touch with his haverim all and.. his ORCHESTRA. through the war and its after- math, during which he sent "Music of its Best for Your Guests" gifts and even knitted hel- mets. Four of his haverim 557-7986 wgte killed in the Yom Kip- -- NNW pur War. "The haverim wrote me Creative Party Planning , they will be coming out to including meet me at the airport when I arrive. I've already sent Candy Centerpieces some of my things to Israel," he said. - Personalized Party Boyer, one of the best stu- Favors dents in the Hebrew class, Invitations and Party said he is "counting the Accessories for all occasions. days" until he gets back to Israel. resident of Westland, he MARCIA MASSERMAN has A /attended Wayne County 646-6138 Community College and has studied computer science. FRANK PAUL - Nailheads on our spring Pantsuit Polyester gabardine with a THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS nai Alth Activities Bnai Brith Women's Coun- cil of Metropolitan Detroit will hold a delegates' meet- ing 8 p.m. Wednesday at the Zionist Cultural Center. Of- ficers will be elected and the year-end report will be given by Mrs. Ira Albion, council president. * * DOWNTOWN-FOX LODGE will hold an Israel Bond rally 8 p.m. Thursday at the Jewish War Veterans Memo- rial Home. Harry Weinsaft, security officer of the ship Exodus, will speak. * HENRY MORGENTHAU CHAPTER will have its in- stallation dinner 6:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Sussex House Restaurant, Southfield. A Passover cooking demonstra- tion will be presented by Mrs. Joel Stern, cooking teacher at Southfield-Lathrup High School. Mrs. Alan Nathan will install the following of- ficers: Mesdames Ralph Gross, president; Sol Moss, vice president; James Sellers, Leo Sobel and Paul Lands- berg, secretaries; Jack Gill, treasurer; and Abe Olshan- sky, junior past president. Board members include: Mesdames Alfred• Bremen, Har- ry Blau, Nathan Brodsky, Herbert Kay, Leslie Kay, Irving Markel, Manuel Pastor, Ellis Roibb, David Rosenthal, Monte Serling, Lillian Shorr, Robert Stoller and Harvey Weisberg. For reservations, call Mrs. Charles Ruben, 356-4826. * * * LOUIS D. BRANDEIS CHAPTER will install of- ficers 8:30 p.m. Monday at the Zionist Cultural Center. Louis Wasserman, tenor with the Oak Park Civic Chorus, will present English and Yid- dish melodies, accompanied by Betty Polen on the piano. Trudeau Praises AZA on 50th Year western motif Specially priced 64 Reg. $80 white coral red powder black 6 to 16 Open Sunday 12-4 Daily 9:30-5 ' Sat. to 6 sibu,f6AN Coolidge at 9 Mile, Oak Park OTTAWA — On the occas- ion of the golden -anniversary of Aleph Zadik Aleph, the boys' component of the Bnai Brith Youth Organization, Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau asserted that AZA members "have found a common concern for hu- manity greater than differ- ences of nationality. "During the past half cen- tury, thousands of AZA mem- bers have crossed the longest unfortified border in the world from both directions in freedom and hospitality," he added. . Of the 50-year old organi- zation, founded in 1924 in Omaha, Trudeau stated that the "principle of broad humanitarian considerations, which surpasses that of self- serving, has motivated the membership of AZA." A hin ~ BWBI BI' SELECTED JEWELRY COMPLETE JEWELRY SERVICE 13720 W. 9 Mile Rd. Near Post Office Friday, March 15, 1974-39 Oak Park, Mich. 1_,1 7-5068 Officers to be installed by Mrs. Ira Albion, president of Bnai Brith Women's Council of Metropolitan Detroit, are: Presidents, Mesdames Hy- man Balamut and Morris Pleason; v i c.e presidents, Charles Dworin, Leo Fisher and Herman Kanter; treas- urer, Benjamin Siegel; and secretaries Albert Katz, Fay Schwartz, Esther Pollock and Joseph Bain. The board in- cludes: -11 *uhelf KEEPS THE COST or DRESSING UP ...DOWN! DRESSES! GOWNS! - Refreshments will be served. Husbands, fa m i 1 i es and friends are invited. * * * CENTENNIAL CHAPTER will hold its 7th installation dinner 7 p.m. Tuesday at Machus' Red Fox Restaurant. Mrs. Maynard Kalef, Centen- nial's first president, and a vice president of the Bnai Brith Women's -Council of Metropolitan Detroit, will in- stall the following officers: Mesdames Samuel Goldstein, president; Jerry Tepman, president-elect; Irwin Alpern and Murray Yolles, vice pres- idents;-Manny Schane, treas- urer; Ralph Weil, Herbert Pont and Lester Schoenberg, secretaries. Board members include: For reservations, call Mrs. Theodore Coden, installation chairman, 358-3983. • * MASADA CHAPTER in- stalled the following officers Monday at a luncheon at To- pinka's Country House: Mes- dames James Direnfeld, pres- ident; Sam Callton, Jacob Reisman, 'Milton Silverm-an and Irvin Zickerman, vice presidents; Joseph Harris, Allan Grundy, George Cooper and Ted Magiera, secretaries; and Richard Roland, treasur- er. Board members include You've seen all these at Twice the price] Shop Juliet and Save 50%! Mesdames Leo Berlin, Sidney Cohen, Leon Feig, Max Freedman, Joseph Goldberg, Edwin Green- field, Burton Gorelick, Harry Hu- sid, Albert Kesner, Jack Levine, Leon -Levine, Irving Marx, Fly- man Pilchik, Allan Saltzman, Sel-. don Thelma an,d Gary Wexler. Take a day off occasion- ally and let the rest of the world do all the worrying. PANT SUITS! SPORTSWEAR! BANFF! KIVA! WORLD KNITS! CRISSA! SMITH 8 JONES! BODIN! DOMANI! LESLIE FAY! SUSAN THOMAS! COUNTRY SET! ZIO! COMPANY 5! GLENOF MICHIGAN! SABRINA! Mesdames Marvin Book•stein, Paul Bruseloff, Marvin Check, Harold Dean, Jack Gold, Larry KowalskY, Sol KushnerT-Philip Sa- lomon, Howard •taimen, Edwin Tarnopol and Richard Weiner. WASHINGTON — To break through Israel's sense of iso- lation, Bnai Brith has initi- ated a letter exchange pro- gram that will -pair Israeli and North American families with similar characteristics and interests. Bnai Brith lodges in Israel will provide the names of families who wish to cor- respond with American and Canadian Jews including de- scriptions of the f a mily members, their interests and professions and the effects the war has had upon them. The correspondence w ill lead to a feeling of fellowship that will be furthered when the families meet during tourist trips to Israel, Bnai Brith said. Bloomfield Commons Maple/Lahser Rds. SATURDAY & SUNDAY FAMOUS NAME SALE! SAVE EXACTLY 50%! Mesdames Shirley Benjamin. Albert Berger, Alice Fine, Nate Gold, Samuel Gottlieb, Evelyn Le- vine, Sam Lewis, Eve Meister, Sid- ney Miller, Paul Perry, Pauline Roover, Charlotte Rothstein, Sam Stewart, Herman Wish, Rae Yolles. Bnai Brith Plans Letter Exchange BLOOMFIELD STORE ONLY _ Shown: 3 PC. SPRING PANT SUIT FROM "WORLD KNITS"! ALL OVER TOWN AT 4 100. OUR PRICE! $ 500 0 BLOOMFIELD STORE ONLY BLOOMFIELD COMMONS Maple/Lahser Roads CHARGE IT! BankAmericard or Master Charge.