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Young Singles Meet
Young Singles Chapter,
Bnai Brith Women (age 20-
30), will meet 8 p.m. Thurs-
day at the home of Diana
Brenner, 18421 Onyx, South-
field. For information, call
Sue Manhoff, 557-9059, or Su-
zi Gaines, 399-5283. Plans are
under way for a bowling
league, and community ser-
vice.
Model husbands and model
wives seldom live together.
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Educator to Address AZA 50th Dinner
Dr. Daniel L. Thursz, dean
of the school of social work
and community planning of
the University of Maryland,
will be main speaker at the
AZA's 50th anniversary din-
ner 7 p.m. April 28 at Cong.
Adat Shalom.
AZA is the boys' division
of the Bnai Brith Youth Or-
ganization, largest Jewish
youth organization in the
world, with 1,400. chapters.
The dinner will climax the
golden anniversary celebra-
tion starting April 19 and in-
cluding a basketball tourney,
country square dance and
other events.
There are more than 12,000
AZA alumni in the Detroit
area, where there have been
AZA chapters (since the mid
'20s. Founded as a counter-
part of the Greek letter fra-
BARBARA'S STATIONERY
Stationery
ALBERT EINSTEIN
CHAPTER installed the fol-
lowing officers at its recent
installation d i n n e r: Mes-
dames Sam Freedman, presi-
dent; David Rosenberg, Max
Gelman and Morton Gilbert,
vice presidents; Morris
Zucker, treasurer; Joseph
Klein, Israel Kozuch, Max
Minc, George Birenholtz and
Henry Upfall, secretaries;
and Eli Kurtz, -junior past
president. Mrs. Kusiel -Yof-
fee was installation chair-
man. Mrs. Charles Galinsky, •
past president of the Bnai
Brith Women's azuncil of-
Metropolitan Detroit, was in-
stalling officer.
Bat Mitzvas
Bar Mitzvas
Confirmations & Weddings etc.
725 S. Adams Road, Next to South Adams Square Arcade
Phone 642-3860
in Birmingham, Michigan
LET DAVID WACHLER AND
SONS REDESIGN YOUR
WORN-OUT OR OUTMODED
JEWELRY. MANY BEAUTIFUL
CONTEMPORARY AND
TRADITIONAL DESIGNS
ONE DISPLAY.
Mrs. Maynard Kalef was
elected president of the Bnai
Brith Women's Council of
Metropolitan Detroit at the
council's recent election
meeting. .
Other elected officers are:
Mesdames Robert Ellis, Paul
Newman, Sylvia Ross, and
Harold Rowe, vice presi-
dents; Carl Pearl, treasurer;
Norman Moss, Charles
Ruben and Perry Shulman,
secretaries.
The council's- newly elect-
ed officers will be installed
at a luncheon noon April 25
DR. DANIEL THURSZ
at Adat Shalom Synagogue.
Wolk, youth chairmen. Ar- Installation chairman Mrs.
nold J. Weiner is director.
Sam S k e e g a n announces
For reservations, call the reservations may be 'made
BBYO office, 354-6113, or by calling ticket co-chaiirmen,
write BBYO, 21711 W. 10
Mile, Southfield.
— WINNERS OF THE MOST COVETED
HONORS IN JEWELRY DESIGN
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It's waiting for you. And we'll take you there with a series of exciting
. summer excursions that contain extensive touring, recreational facilities,
bring you into contact with your Israeli peers, and are fully supervised.
We have a numberof,tours for all ages including:
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OAKLAND CENTURY
LODGE will have a dinner
meeting 6:30 p.m. April 16 at
Town and Country Club.
Election of officers will be
held. _Jacob Daker, deputy
director for the Israel Gov-
ernment Tourist Office, will
show a film; "Israel Now."
In connection with this show-
ing, members have shown an
interest in arranging a lodge-
sponsored trip to Israel this
fall. Bnai Brith members are
invited. F o r reservations,
call David Redisch, 557-4271.
There are some membership
applications available, and
David Redisch can give de-
tails. -
Hagada Collection Begun by Accident
WASHINGTON — When
Harry J. Zack conducts the
seder in his Deep River,
Conn., home this weekend,
he will use a Hagada from
his collection of historic
Hagadot assembed over 25
years. They include original
editions dating back to the
16th Century and facsimiles
from even earlier times.
A part of Zack's collection
is on display in the Klutznick
Exhibit Hall of the Bnai
Brith Building here.
Zack, 75, began his collec-
tion with a decaying Hagada
he found in a New Haven
SHOMRON CAMP TEENAGE
PROGRAM (Ages 14-17)
Hebrew study; camp activi-
ties near Caesarea; week on
moshav or gadna. (Special
camp program for ages 12-
14 with optional Bar Mitzvah
ceremony.)
GESHER HAZIV KIBBUTZ
CAMP (Ages 14-17)
Hebrew study; 2 weeks spe-
cial touring; camp in upper
Galilee.
EXPERIMENT IN sKIBBUTZ
LIVING (Ages 16-17)
A unique social experience in
cooperative living; 7 weeks;
optional 8 days touring; small
groups.
ISRAEL/EUROPE
(Ages 15-17)
Many combinations of tours
that combine Israel with
Spain, Portugal or London
and Amsterdam. Also tours
of Europe only.
For further information on these or any of our youth, high school
or college programs call or write: Histadrut Tours, 630 Third Ave-
nue, N.Y. 10017, (212) 6974822.
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book shop. He was attracted
to it by an illustration—a map
of the Holy Land.
The volume, he later dis-
covered, was a 1695 edition—
the famed Amsterdam Haga-
da that influenced Hagada
styles for centuries after-
wards. Its engraver, Abra
ham Ben Jacob, a convert
from Protestantism, had in-
corporated illustratiOns of
biblical and Passover scenes
that were sharp and realistic.
The map in the book was the
earliest map of ancient Israel
ever printed by Jews.
Encouraged by his findings,
Zack taught himself book-
binding and went on to col-
lect and restore some 250
Hagadot from Jewish com-
munities throughout the
world.
Mrs. Ted Coden, 358-3983,
or Mrs. Nathan Kusnit, 547-
2519.
If you would know the
value of money, go and try
to borrow some; for he that
goes-a-borrowing goes-a-sor-
rowing.—Benjamin Franklin.
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With Spring Coming,
• now's the time for that
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Bnai Brith Activities
Bring this Ad for Outstanding Savings on
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ternities, it now includes boys
age 14-18.
Dr.- Thursz has been active
in Bnai Brith, and especially
BBYO, for many years. In
1948, he served' as assistant
director of the Hillel Founda-
tion at Queens' College in
New York and from 1958 to
1961 was associate national
program director and nation-
al director of adviser train-
ing of BBYO.
A number of national Bnai
Brith leaders, especially con-
cerned with youth, will par-
ticipate in the dinner here.
Every lodge throughout Mich-
igan is cooperating in the cel-
ebration.
Charles Milan, is honorary
chairman; Harry Weinber-
ger, g e n e r al celebration
chairman; Harvey Weisberg,
Alumni dinner chairman;
and Alan Langnas and Linda
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