THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Bnai Brith Lodge to Honor Brothers on Behalf of Bonds Albert and Samuel Far- ber will be the guests of honor at a testimonial din- ner, sponsored by Marshall Suburban Lodge and Chap- ter of Bnai Brith on behalf of State of Israel Bonds, March 30, at Adat Shalom Synagogue. The Farbers wil be presented with the David Ben-Gurion Award "in rec- ognition of their contribu- tions to the lodge, the com- munity and the state of Israel." Born in Detroit, Albert has maintained an active role in numerous organiza- 3. A member of Bnai , L—n for 35 years, he was president of Louis Marshall Lodge and was the first CARS TO BE DRIVEN To any state. Also drivers furnished to drive your car anywhere. illy insured and I.C.C. licensed uldVEAWAY SERVICE 9970 Grand River Detroit, Mich. 48204 WE 1 , 0620-21-22 president of the Louis Mar- shall Lodge Benevolent Fund along with being an adviser to Keidan AZA He was a member of the Jewish Welfare Prison Committee, a committee assisting former Jewish prisoners in finding jobs and rehabilitationg them- selves. He is a past presi- dent of the Detroit Action Committee on Russian Je- wry and is the president of Adat Shalom's men's club, a member of the board of Adat Shalom and is on the youth committee and the ritual committee of the syn- agogue. Samuel was born in Russia and came to the United States at age 4. Upon graduating from Central High School, he attended the Detroit Insti- tute of Technology and majored in pharmacy. In 1937, Sam opened his first drug store on Elmhurst and Linwood Sts. and re- mained there until 1967. 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BBYO Activities Potential chapter and council officers Nv i 1 I attend the Bnai Brith Youth Or- ganization Leadership Development Prograni, this weekend at the Ramada Inn at Metropolitan Airport. There will be programs on enthusiasm, - organization, participation, caring and commitment and knowl- edge. These will culminate in a BBYO Maccabiad on Sunday afternoon. Coordi- nators of the program are Linda Wolk, BBG Council MIT Mom, and Bruce Go- rosh, AZA Council Moreh. Special staff for the pro- gram include Mickey Ros- ner, adviser to Rose AZA' Lynn Fink, adviser to Kadi- mah BBG; and Janice Ros- ner, adviser to Glazer BBG. The staff coordinator is Linda Scheinker. The playoffs and cham- pionship game of the AZA basketball league will be held 7 p.m. March 28 at the new Jewish Community Center. The championship game will he played at 8:30. A nominal admission will be charged. Einstein AZA remains in first place in Division 1 of the league with a 6-0 record, while Posen AZA is a step behind with a 6-1 record. Herzl AZA, Windsor, leads Division 2 with a 4-2 record. Individual scorers are Brad Rowens of Jolson AZA with a 21.1 average and Mike Fox miami blue wafer 00 S, mc. • • - _1! • Main Office: 33060 Northwestern Hwy. (just N. of 14 Mi. Rd.) W. Bloomfield, Mich. 48033 • 313/626 1 5131 • Sales Office: Phone: 313/358-0012 r 31. 7.. 4.7 1. ♦ • J. e Activities in Society Former Detroiter Harold Schakne of Hollywood, Fla., was honored March 6 with a dinner-theater party in Hollywood on the occa- sion of his 85th birthday. Detroiters attending the party included Mr. and Mrs. Julius Green, Dr. and Mrs. Louis Galin, Dr. and Mrs. Clark Galin, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Geschelin, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Leib, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Maza, Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Meretsky, Mrs. Louis Perlman, Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Schulman, Mrs. Emory Stein and Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Fish- man. 1 * * * Elyse LeVine was hon- of Rose AZA with a 20.0 ave rage Kadimah BBG will hold a get-acquainted brunch for all members of the chapter noon March 28 at the home of Renee Benovic. Members are requested to bring a dif- ferent kind of a food., Pros- pective members are in- vited. For information, call Jackie Green -, president, 538-0183. Goode AZA will hold its third annual all-star basket- ball game 8 p.m. March 27 at Lederle Junior High School, Southfield. Coordi- nator for the program,is Marc Hart and the chapter adviser is Rick Segal. There will be a nominal charge. Everyone is welcome. Dalyah BBG, Livonia, will hold its canned food drive, through the end of March. The food will be do- nated to needy Jews in the Detroit area. For informa- tion or pick up, call Shelly Yendick, 474-1368. Kishon AZA is selling candy to raise money for the BBYO International Service Fund. The chapter will sell candy throughout the Farmington and Southfield areas. Brice BBG is sponsOring a program to prepare Pas- sover baskets for needy Jew- ish families. To donate or for information, call Marcy Borchardt, president, 541-7202. The Great Lakes BBG Council announces the ap- pointment of Miriam Wolk of Disraeli BBG as BBG coordinator for the District 6 Convention. The conven- tion will be held June 24-28 in Oshkosh, Wis. ored by her family in Febru- ary with a restaurant lunch- eon in honor of her 16th birthday. She is the daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ron LeVine of Southfield. Guests included her grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kaufman and Bluma Kra- mer, brother Steve, and Mona and Kim Kaufman from Illionis. 1 LARRY FREEDMAN Orchestra and Entertainment, Louis Milgrom has been elected president of the De- troit Chapter, American Technion Society-Israel In- stitute of Technology. 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