Manischewitz Shmura Matza
Bnai Brith Activities 1
HARRY B. KEIDAN
CHAPTER will hold its
annual installation lunch-
eon noon Wednesday at To-
pinka's Country House.
Mrs. Alfred E. Lakin; past
district president, will in-
stall the following: Mes-
dames Irene Friedman,
president; Marge Alpert and
Pauline Coskey, vice presi-
dents; Shirley Beckerman,
treasurer; Josephine Kaz-
den, Sophie Ulanoff, Ella
Velick, secretaries. Board
members include Mesdames
ah Brickner, Belle'
dson, Rebecca Green,
linie Meer, Ruth Roth, Dor-
othy Weber, Theodore`
Weinberg and Ida Zimberg.
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DOWNTOWN-FOX
CHAPTER will conduct its
installation of officers 6
p.m. Wednesday at North-
land Inn. Mrs. Joseph
Feuereisen will install the
following officers: Shirley
Diem, president; Lillian Elf-
man and Ida Diem, vice
presidents; Emma Berg,
treasurer; Celia Weingar-
den, membership; and Rae
Laporter, recording secre-
tary.
March 22 — To Mr. and
Mrs. Jerome Fields (Judi
Klein), former Detroiters of
Allentown, Pa., a daughter,
Marci Beth.
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Feb. 23 — To Mr. and
Mrs. Dale Jeffrey Adelson
(Deborah Goldman), 13331
Woodvale, Oak Park, a
daughter, Elyse Beth.
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Feb. 20 — TO Mr. and
Mrs. William S. Rubenfaer
(Carol Geller), 29713 Farm-
brook Villa, Southfield, a
son, Richard Mark.
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Feb. 14 — To Dr: and Mrs,
James W. Green, former
Detroiters of San Francisco,
a son, Adam Kendall.
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Evergreen
Shmura Matza was baked at the Jersey City plant of
the B. Manischewitz Co. on March 10, under the direc-
tion of a board of rabbis and officers of the company.
Rabbi Chaim Karlinsky is shown handing the certificate
of kashrut to Bernard Manischewitz, president of the
firm. Shown are, from left, Rabbi Emanuel Gettinger of
New York, Rabbi Karlinsky, William Manischewitz,
Bernard Manischewitz, Rabbi David Silver of Harris-
burg, Pa., and Robert M. Starr of the Manischewitz
firm.
Brim Coffee Now
Kosher for Pesah
Brim Colombian coffee
comes in three decaffein-
ated grinds, regular, electric
perk and freeze-dried in-
stant. All are certified
kosher for Passover.
Con-temporary Fashions
for young men & women
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Yaffe Stone August,
Inc., has been officially
awarded the Michigan State
Lottery advertising account.
Meanwhile, the company
announced the promotion of
Stephen R. Fisher to ac-
count supervisor. He joined
YSA in 1974 as associate
creative director for copy
and broadcast.
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Ronald LeVine, South-
field district sales manager
for Metropolitan Life In-
surance, was recently hon-
ored with the other mem-
bers of the Pontiac sales
district for being the num-
ber one sales office in the
area. A dinner-dance was
held at the Pontiac Metro-
politan Stadium and a pres-
entation made by regional
manager Mike Peress.
Plaza
12 Mile & Evergreen
Enhance Your Bar
Singles Events
and units in the Detroit area
to be held Sunday and Mon-
day at the Sheraton-South-
TEMPLE BETH EL
field Hotel.
The
sessions
were SINGLES will hear Rabbi
planned by leaders of the Jeffrey B. Lazar review "My
Bnai Brith Women's Coun- Life," by Golda Meir 7:30
cil of Metropolitan Detroit p.m. Wednesday in the tem-
and Bnai Brith Women Dis- ple. Refreshments will be
trict Six, said Mrs. Robert served, and admission is
Ellis, local council presi- nominal. For information,
call Milton Fisher, 559-9185.
dent.
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Clare Schwartz of Minne-
SINGLES CONNEC-
tonka, Minn., president-
elect of the women's dis- TION - will have a
trict, will conduct the lead- "punchtail party" 7 p.m.
ership workshops, along Sunday in the Walden
with Mrs. Coleman _Gertler Woods Apts. club house.
of Milwaukee, Wis., imme- There will be a guest
diate past president of the speaker, dancing and re-
district; Mrs. George Silver- freshments.
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man of Chicago, Ill., execu-
tive director of the district;
DETROIT SOCIAL-
and Mrs. Gilbert Iser, also ITES will celebrate their
of Chicago, assistant to the 20th anniversary at a dance
director.
9 p.m. Saturday at the Oak
Local workshop leaders Park Community Center.
will include Mrs. Ellis, Mrs. Jonny "C" and his Orches-
Ira Albion and Mrs. Paul tra will be featured for
Newman. Mrs. Maynard dancing, announces David
Kalef is in charge of ar- Glicklin, program chair-
rangements.
Business
Briefs
Smart Set
Synagogue Photos to
Bnai Brith Women Will Have
Leadership Training Sessions
Births
Friday, March 26, 1976 43
Maxwell House coffee has
long been a tradition in Jew-
ish homes during the holi-
days and throughout the
year.
Instant Maxwell House
has a fresh aroma and
fresher flavor. Instant Max-
well House is also certified
kosher for Passover.
Ruth Bernstein is junior
past president. For informa-
tion, call Mrs. Helen Phil-
lips, 547-6725 or Ruth Bern-
stein, 353-0554.
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About 250 women are ex-
pected to attend the leader-
ship training sessions for in-
coming offic-ers and
chairmen of the 25 Bnai
Brith Women's chapters
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Mizrachi to Hold
Melave Malka
The Detroit Chapter of
Religious Zionists of Amer-
ica — Mizrachi — will hold
a melave malka 8:45 p.m.
Saturday at Young Israel of
Greenfield.
Guest speaker will be
Avraham Stein, a member
of Kibutz Yavne who partic-
ipated in the Yom Kippur
War. He will speak on "A
Turning Point in Israel's
Future."
Hostesses are Rita Big-
man, Fayga Dombey, Sybil
Carmen, Geraldine Green-
field, Barbara Kresch and
Molly Ryback. There is an
admission charge. For res-
ervations, call the Mizrachi
office; 398-7180. Friends are
invited.
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man. Refreshments and so-
cial mixers will highlight
the program. The public is
invited. For information,
call Mollie Stern, 342-2791,
or Shirley Kaner, 398-2296.
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p.m., Tuesday at the MCL
cafeteria in the Tel-12 Mall.
Dr. James Quina, author
and professor at Wayne
State University, will speak.
The public is invited at no
charge. For information,
call Cecile Bartholomew,.
559 8397, or Betty Wein-
berg , 559-5175.
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