22 Friday, March 21, 1975 OPEN SUNDAY, 12 to 5PM THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS $900,000 Raised at 3 Events on Behalf of Israel Bonds offers you unprecedented pre-season savings at SPRING SUMMER SUITS SPORTCOATS SLACKS This is a first for Block's! NeVer before has the newest clothing been on sale -in ad- vance of the season . .. and at such a sub- stantial reduction! Take advantage of this unusual opportunity to save. In the top photo, National Bank of Southfield offi- cers Ed LeFevre, left, and Bill Henry present a $25,000 check for purchase of Israel Bonds to Arnold and Nor- man Michlin. At right is Joseph Feldman, a director of NBS. The Michlins were honored last week at an Israel Bond dinner sponsored by Detroit Louis Marshall Sub- urban Lodge, and $96,000 in Israel Bonds were pur- chased. In the center photo,'LeFevre, left, and Henry, right, are shown presenting a $25,000 check to Irving Siegel at the Oakland Century Lodge Bnai Brith dinner honoring Siegel. More than $137,000 in Israel Bonds were raised. . In the bottom photo, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Charlupski receive the Ben-Gurion Award "for devoted leadership" at Einstein Lodge and Chapter's dinner honoring Char- lupski's 60th birthday and the 25th anniversary of Israel Bonds. Shown presenting the award is guest speaker Jacques Torczyner, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dorfman. More than $675,000 for Israel Bonds were raised. Commonwealth's Head to Visit M.E. Arthur F. Snyder, the president of Bank of Com- monwealth, will go to the Middle East next month to look for ways tp do business with the Arabs. Snyder, in an attempt to make Commonwealth an important force in interna- 4 tional trade, will meet lead- ing Arab bankers and busi- nessmen. Ghaith R. Pharaon, the Saudi Arabian businessmen who became the bank's larg- est stockholder in February, will accompany Snyder dur- Jews, Gentiles Join to Celebrate CLOTHES Orchard Lake ROad • 1/2 block north of Maple Road • Phone: 851-9080 Open daily 10 to 6 p.m. • Thursday-Friday till 9 p.m. Satuiday till 6 p.m. • Sun. 12 to 5 p:-m. NEW YORK (JTA) — The Synagogue Council of America joined with the United States Catholic Con- ference and the National Council of Churches in a call to synagogues and churches to participate in the second annual observance of Farm Workers Week, May 4-10. The National • Farm Worker Ministry said 10,000 churches and synagogues in 150 cities were expected to join in services and special events focussed on the needs of America's two million seasonal and migrant farm workers. ing part of the trip. Accord- ing to Snyder, Pharaon's investment would give Com- monwealth a great opportu- nity to become a commer- cial "catalyst" by bringing together businessmen of the Middle East and the Ameri- can Midwest. Pharaon still has no offi- cial standing with the bank since his stock purchase hasn't received final ap- proval from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., which controls the bank. It seems certain, ' however, that the deal will be ap- proved by June 1. Saxony Hotel to Have Seders ;---\ MIAMI BEACH — • Saxony Hotel and Apart- ments, 3201 Collins, will have Passover seders and will remain open year- round. Rabbi Moishe Weiss and Cantor Joseph Handler, both of New York, will offi- ciate at the seders. For the first time, the hotel will also have a com- plete summer schedule in- cluding a tennis club, ca- bana club and teen area. For reservations, call the hotel toll-free, 1-800- 327-8169.