THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Detroiter to Address
26—Friday, May 31, 1974
Parley on Centers

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BNAI MOSHE MEN'S
CLUB saw Rabbi Moses
Lehrman install Seymour Tu-
reff as president at Shavuot
services. Other officers are
Henry Baumgarten, Eliot
Raskin and Jack Tarnow,
vice presidents; David
Schwartz, treasurer; Abe
M ilt go m, Max Krueger,
Louis Landau and Zoltan
Rubin, secretaries; and Har-
ry Schwartz, sergeant-at-
arms. Board of directors in-
cludes Isaac Benaim, Mal-
colm Cohen, Milton Cross,
Sidney Ferst, Seymour Gar-
soff, Jack Gilbert, Jack Kut-
nick, Alvin Nachman, Her-
man Roth, Sheldon Roth, Al-
vin Stern and Jack Stein.
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BNAI DAVID MEN'S
CLUB' elected Max Mond-
shine as president at its
annual election-night dinner.
Other officers are Lester
Schloner, Harry Newman
and Fred Lax, vice presi-
dents; Albert Siegle, treas-
urer; Bernie Dosie, Lew Kru-
ger and Ray Stienberg, sec-
retaries; Joseph Biederman,
chaplin; and Sam Jacobs,
sergeant-at-arms. Installation
will be held June 17 at the
synagogue.

The National Federation of
Jewish Men's Clubs, which
sponsors the Leaders Train-
ing Fellowship program
aimed at developing future
rabbis, cantors, teachers and
lay leaders in the Conserva-
tive movement, made an ad-
ditional contribution of $10,-
000 to LTF at a meeting in
New York of the board of
overseers of the Jewish Theo-
logical Seminary. Shown are
NFJMC President 1. Murray
Jacobs of Detroit, left, who
was installed as a member of
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the board of overseers, and
Rabbi Stanley J. Schachter,
BETH MOSES MEN'S
vice chancellor of the semi- CLUB will have its installa-
nary.
tion of officers and meeting
I'd the Talit and Tefilin Club
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synagogue. Services will be
held at 8:45, and breakfast
will be served at 9:30. There
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TEMPLE ISRAEL BRO-
THERHOOD members will
-discuss "Contemporary Is-
sues in Jewish Life" at the
annual Brotherhood Camp
Institute June 7-9 at the But-
zel Conference Center, Or-
tonville. Attorneys Seymour
Posner and Robert Bolton;
Recorder's Court Judge
Susan D. Borman; psychia-
trist Dr. Joel Dreyer; and
cardiac specialists Dr. Mel-
vyn Rubenfire and Dr. Syd-
ney F. Ellias will discuss
such topics as "Jewish Law
and Reform Judaism — Are
They Compatible?" and
"Jewish Medical Ethics — To
Live and Let-Live." Rabbis
M. Robert Syme, Harold S.
Loss and Leon Frani will
serve as panel moderators.
For information, call the
temple office, 863-7769.

Men to Hear Rabbi

Probus Club of Detroit will
present Rabbi Sherwin T.
Wine at a dinner-meeting
6:30 p.m. Thursday at North-
wood Inn. Rabbi Wine will
speak on "The Crisis in the
Middle East and the Future
of Israel."

Project HOPE Day
Marked in Michigan

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Our country! in her inter-
course with foreign nations
may she always be in the
right; but our country, right
ed to bring talit and tefilin. or wrong —Stephen Decatur..
Officers to be installed are
Eugene Rose, president; Wil-
liam Naftaly and Morton
Margolis, vice presidents;
Hanry Rubin, treasurer;
Jerry Leopold and Sidney
Mille r, secretaries; and
Berek Rothenberg and Al
Cowan, trustees.
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MEN'S CLUBS

Alan D. Kandel will repre-
sent Detroit at the annual
meeting of the Association of
Jewish Center Workers to be
held Sunday through Wednes-
day in San Francisco.
Kandel, director of social
planning for the Federation,
will speak Tuesday at a sem-
inar on community services
for the non-institutional aged.
The quality of Jewish life and
the impact of the Yom Kip-
pur War will be the focus of
discussions at the meeting.

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brave Americans all; By
uniting we stand, by dividing
we fall.—John Dickinson.

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Gov. Milliken has pro-
claimed today as Project
HOPE Day in the state of
Michigan.
The Detroit women's divi-
sion for Project HOPE
(Health Opportunity for Peo-
ple Everywhere) will hold
its annual fund-raising event,
the "Wheels for HOPE" Ball,
today at the Raleigh House
under the chairmanship of
Mrs. Herbert J. Bloom.
In his proclamation, Milli-
ken said "The men and
women of HOPE have served
with great personal sacri-
fice, pioneering new concepts
in the use of allied and basic
health personnel; helping to
establish new schools of nurs-
ing, dentistry and physical
therapy; assisting in the de-
velopment of existing teach-
ing institutions; working in
hospitals to teach and imple-
ment improved methods of
patient care; and helping to
expand_ public health ef-
forts."

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LZA Branch Plans
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Branch 593 of the Labor
Zionist Alliance will hold its
annual Israel Bond event 9
p.m. Saturday at the Labor
Zionist Institute. Adeline
Salinger, a founding member
of the branch, will be honor-
ed for her service to the
Labor Zionist movement, the
community and the state of
Israel.
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Hy Kalus, Israeli stage di-
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