Jewish Labor Committee to Join
in Effort on Behalf of Latinos
The local Jewish Labor
Committee will help Detroit's
Spanish-speaking community
in a voter registration drive,
it was announced by Selma
Goode, Michigan director of
the JLC.
Mrs. Goode said it will re-
quire the combined efforts of
the JLC, the Spanish-speak-
ing community and trade
unions to help Latinos win
their .fair share of jobs and
recognition. She and Anthony
Ortiz, president of UAW
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Local 163, suggested a com-
munity campaign to bring
the franchise to Latino citi-
zens.
The Jewish Labor Commit-
tee heard the problems of
Spanish-speaking people at a
recent luncheon meeting in
the Butzel Building. John
Lopez at the UAW fair prac-
tices department and Roy
Gonzalez, deputy director of
the model Neighborhood
Agency, were speakers.
They said that Spanish-
speaking people, who are the
second largest minority in
the U.S., are underrepre-
sented in all job areas.
Detroit is within one hour's
flying time or one day's drive
of 60 per cent of the coun-
try's population.
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Bowlers Install
National Chief
g3rith .activities
Paul Kales was installed
as president of the National
Bnai Brith Bowling Associa-
tion at its annual convention
here.
Kales, of Hartslock Woods
Dr., West Bloomfield, has
been affiliated with Bnai I
Brith since 1947, and has
been active in his lodge and
bowling league. He was pres-
ident of his own league,
president of the Metropolitan
Detroit Bnai Brith Bowling
Association and a member
of the national board.
He was installed by former
Detroiter Sam Maza, past
president.
will
have its membership acqui-
sition and continuity meeting
8 p.m. Tuesday at the Zionist
Cultural Center. An Oriental
'program will feature a Chi-
nese auction, a demonstration
in Chinese art and a Karate
and Kung Fu demonstration.
Guests and prospective mem-
bers are invited at no charge.
For information, call mem-
bership chairman, Mrs. Kurt
Ellenbogen, 557-2519; co-
chairman, Mrs. Sharon Win-
ans, 538-7935, or membership
continuity chairman, Mrs.
Harry Blumberg, EL 7-1345.
ISRAEL CHAPTER
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IVAN S. BLOCH LODGE
will hold its 28th annual in-
stallation of officers 6:30
p.m. Monday at Shenandoah
Country Club. Officers to be
installed are: president, Nor-
man Moss; vice presidents,
Irving H e r m a n, Sheldon
Levenson, Isadore Perlmutter
and Morton Steinhart; treas-
urer, Richard Liss; secre-
taries, Larry Schlussel,
Charles Blauer and Raymond
Rebeck; members-at-large,
Seymour Milgrom, Ed Gittle-
man, Marc Tuttleman, Doug
Rosengarten, Sanford Lip-
man and Leslie Brooks. For
information, call Iry Her-
man, 541-6901.
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HENRY MORGENTHAU
CHAPTER will have a paid-
Emil Feiner has been
elected president of Pisgah
People who have time to
Lodge, which will celebrate
waste
are bigger fools than
its 117th year in November.
Other officers are Paul Sil- those with money to burn.
ver, Leonard Radner and Isa
dore Guissin, vice presidents;
rcity /or
Leo Feber, David Brodman
and Elie Morris, secretaries;
Sherman Goldman, treasurer;
Pil
Meyer Littky and Barry
Margolis, chaplains; Sam Ka-
dushin, warden; and Michael
Podlesny, guardian. Trustees
are:
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ALBERT D. TUCKER
LODGE, at its recent instal-
lation and bowling banquet,
announced its merger with
the Samuel Grant Lodge. The
new group, Tucker-Grant
Lodge, saw Fred Apel install
Harvey Olson as president.
The Ben Brith (man of the
year) honor, called the
Harold Schecket Memorial
Award, was awarded to
Darryl Lieberman "for his
outstanding contribution to
his lodge and the commu-
nity." The award was pre-
sented by the outgoing presi-
dent, Barry Kaufman.
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ANNIVERSARY
SPECIAL .. .
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(Valid June 17-27)
474-8585
.
up membership luncheon
12:30 p.m. Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. Sol Moss, 6590
RAINCOATS
BLOUSES
Post Oak, West Bloomfield.
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Dues may be paid at the
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certificates, a n d 25-year
members with pins. Games
BELTS
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luncheon.
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MAURICE C. ZEIGER
CHAPTER will hold its paid-
Lathrup Village, Mich.
26711 Southfield Rd.
up membership dinner 7:30
OPEN:
p.m. Tuesday at the home of Danto, 'Boaz Siegel
11:00 to 4:30
Mrs. Ira Albion, 16096 Fair-
fax, Southfield. A make-up Alumni Honorees
Dr. Bruce Danto and Boaz
Closing for Summer—Re-Opening Aug. 1st
demonstration will be given
Siegel will be among the
by. Mrs. Lionel Katchem.
Wayne State University grad-
uates who will be honored
with alumni awards for out-
standing accomplishments at
the university's 1974 Alumni
Reunion 6:30 p.m. Saturday
at the Student Center Build-
ing on campus.
Dr. Danto, a 1961 graduate,
is assistant professor of
psychiatry. at WSU's school
of medicine, founder and di-
rector of the Detroit Suicide
Prevention Center and direc-
tor of community psychiatry
at the Detroit Psychiatric
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