THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

INVITATIONS
by HATTIE
SCHWARTZ

Bnai Brith Activities

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LODGE will install Lawr-
ence Pianin as president at
its annual installation 6:30
p.m. Thursday at the Labor
Zionist Institute. Officers to
be installed include: Berko
Zdanowicz, Jack Hoffman
and Saln Slafkin, vice presi-
dents; Moe Moore, trea-
surer; and Leonard Kendler
and Benjamin Joffe, secre-
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IVAN S. BLOCH
LODGE installed Irving
Herman as president at its
29th annual installation
dinner-dance at the Shenan-
doah Golf and Country
Club. Installed with him
were: Richard Liss, Isadore
Perlmutter, Sanford Lip-
man, Morton Steinhart and
Oscar Tuttleman, vice presi-
dents; Marc Weberman,
treasurer; Ray Rebeck, Mar-
shall Prog and Charles
Blauer, secretaries; Norman
Moss, chaplain, Larry
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and Walter Kaatz, mem-
bers-at-large. Past presi-
dent Fred Sorkow as master
of ceremonies, and Lou Se-
gel, past president of the
Metropolitan Detroit Bnai
Brith Council, was install-
ing officer.

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IVAN S. BLOCH
CHAPTER will hold its

annual membership reten-
tion dinner Thursday at the
Franklin Pointe Apts. club
house. Dinner will be
served, and there will be
games. There will also be an
installation for new mem-
bers. For information, call
membership chairman, Bar-
bara Levine, 398,7577„ or
president, Shirley Schlus-
sel, 255-7420.

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DETROIT LODGE will

install Peter Perlman,
youngest president in the
lodge's history, at an instal-
lation dinner-dance 6:30
p.m. Tuesday at the Raleigh
House. Other officers to be
installed by Nathan Ruben-
stein, national Bnai Brith
dignitary, and Mary Ruby,
master of ceremonies, are:
Melvin Turbow, Ike Grod-
sky and William Rosen, vice
presidents; Rolfe Weil, fi-
nancial secretary-treasurer;
Edwin Sitron and Ben Gros-
singer, secretaries; William
Gross, chaplain. Trustees
include Sam Braunstein, Al
Blaize, Larry Bogrow, Art
Brodsky, Phil Burke, Stuart
Cassell, Joe Morrison,
Stuart Pinsky, Glenn Sid-
der, Sam Turbow, Sanford
Turbow, Meyer Werber,
Steve Friedman, Glen Gra-
tis, Harry Yellen and Tom
Borin.

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OAKLAND CENTURY
LODGE installed Jerome L.
Brasch as president at its
recent installation dinner-
dance at the Raleigh House.
Other officers are Ralph
Miller, Donald Simon and
David Weiner, vice presi-
dents; Eugene Hirsch,
David Redisch and Irving
Lyness, secretaries; David
Desow, treasurer; Erwin S.
Bunin, chaplain; Dr. David
Friedman, warden; and Mil,
ton M. Weinstein, adviser.
Trustees include Morton
Bechek, Dr. Theodore Berg-
man, Ludwig Boraks, Sol'
Budney, David Freedman,
Sol Goldberg, Martin Hol-
lander, Joseph Katz, Irving
Klar, Seymour Krause, Her-
bert Margolis, Fred Mar-
rich, Mike Pomerantz, Irv-
ing Rollinger and Ernest
Soloman. Past president
Sidney Freedland was in-
stalling officer. The lodge
will have its final dinner-
meeting of the year Tuesday
at the Town and Country
Club. Bingo will follow.

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Care of Holy Sites Lauded

JERUSALEM — The
head of the Romanian Or-
thodox Church told the
Knesset last week that Is-
rael's prestige was enhanced
by the excellent care and
protection it gave to her
holy places.

UN Owes Canada
for M.E. Forces

OTTAWA (ZINS) — Min-
ister Allan Maceachen told
Parliament in Ottawa, UN
members owed .52.5 million
for keepirig UN forces in the
Middle East.
As of February 28, U.S.
owed $17.3 million, Soviet
Union $10.3 million, China
$7.6 million, Japan $4.3 mil-
lion, Italy $3.2 million,
France $2.1 million, and
Britain $1.8 million.

Patriarch Justinian said
that everything he had seen
during his 10-day visit had
left a favorable impression.
He attended the dedication
of the Romanian Church in
the Musrara 6uarter, and
said it would "add one more
jewel to Jerusalem's
crown."
During his visit, the Pa-
triarch visited the Western
Wall and its excavations,
the Dome of the Rock
Mosque and the Monastery
of the Holy Cross.

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HENRY MORGEN-
THAU CHAPTER will
hold its paid-up member-
ship luncheon noon Wednes-
day at the home of Mrs.
Merle D. Polen, 1496 Sodon
Lake, Bloomfield Hills. The
meeting will honor 25-year
members and new. mem
bers. A program is planned.

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