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Cooper Anniversary Marked With Planting of Israel Grove

Mr. and Mrs. Meyer
Cooper, longtime leaders in
many Jewish causes, have
been honored by their chil-
dren, Jack and Lillian Perl-
man, Myron and Jacqueline
Milgrom and Louis and
Thelma Milgrom with the
planting of a grove of 1,000
trees in Israel, through Jew-
ish National Fund, on the
occasion of their 40th wed-
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bearing their names, will be
planted in the Detroit
Women of JNF project in
Kiryat Shmona.
Mrs. Cooper has been a
member of the Women of
JNF for more than 40 years,
a life member since 1955, a
chairman of the special gifts
committee, and served for
many years as Division
fund-raising chairman.
She also is a member of
American Jewish Congress,
Cong. Shaarey Zedek Sister-
hood, Beth Yehudah Ladies
Auxiliary, National Council
of Jewish Women, Sinai
Hospital Guild, and a life
member of Bar-Ilan Univer-
sity, Detroit League of CA-
RIH, Hadassah, Home Re-
lief Society, Jewish Home
for Aged and United He-
brew Schools Woman's
Auxiliary.
Cooper has been active
in JNF for many years and
was on its board of direc-
tors. He is vice president of

Group of the City of Hope, a
charter member of Brandeis
Lodge of Bnai Brith, an ac-
tive member of Shaarey
Zedek, Zionist Organization
of Detroit Knights of Py-
thias and Hadassah Asso-
ciates. He also is a member
of Cong. Bnai Israel-Beth
Yehudah and Town and
Country Club. Cooper is a
Canadian army veteran of
World War I.

meeting 8 p.m. Thursday in
the home of Brenda Good-
man, 14421 LaBelle, Oak
Park. Topic for discussion
will be bowling for next sea-
son. Interested persons may
call Ms. Goodman, 541-2914.
* * *

HARRY B. KEIDAN
LODGE will have a dinner

meeting 6:30 p.m. Tuesday
in the Carlyle Towers Apts.
club room. Officers will be
installed. Refreshments will
be served, and games and
discussion will follow. Ad-
mission is free. The lodge
defeated Morganthau
Lodge, 74-49, to win the
Bnai Brith Commissioner's
Cup in basketball. Jay Lev-
ine led Keidan with 21
points.

* * *

BNAI BRITH COMMU-
NITY VOLUNTEER
SERVICES chairmen Sher-

man Goldman and Charles
Goldstein were awarded the
Certificate of Outstanding
Service for 500 hours of vol-
unteer service and Certifi-
cate of Merit for 300 hours
of volunteer service, respec-
tively, at the Veterans Advi-
sory Volunteer Service
awards ceremony at the
Veterans Administration
Hospital in Allen Park.

JNF Will Honor
School Graduates

The Jewish National
Fund will plant a tree in Is-
rael in honor of each of the
graduates, confirmands and
consecrants of all Hebrew
schools, day schools, and
synagogue and temple
schools, announces Mark E.
Schlussel, president of JNF,
and Percy Kaplan, executive
director. A tree certificate
will be presented to the
students as a gift from JNF.
JNF has asked school,
synagogue and temple offi-
cials to provide, as soon as
possible, the names and ad-
dresses of the graduates,
confirmands and conse-
crants, and the dates of the
official ceremonies.

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LODGE will hold its annual
installation dinner-dance
6:30 p.m. June 16 at the Ra-
leigh House. Cocktails and
dinner will be served, and
there is a charge. Leo Gol-
denberg is installation
chairman and Lou Barden,
council past president, will
install new officers. For res-
ervations, call James Lip-
son, 399-2736, or Leon War-
ner, 545-2896. Newly elected
officers include:

President, James Lipson; vice
presidents, Steve Stone, Leon
Warner, James Altman and Jerry
Winkler; secretaries, Dave
Brown, Irving Wolfe and Larry
Katz; treasurer, Albert Wolgin;
warden, William Malkin; guard-
ian, Max Freedman; and chap-
lain, Albert Wolgin. Trustees in-
clude: Larry Brown, Julie
Berkowitz, Bernard Dosie, Sidney
Ersher, Bela Fuerst, Leo Golden-
berg, Henry Horne, Larry Katz,
Aubrey Kort, Sidney Hort, Irving
Lipson, Philip Minkow, Harry
Paull, Louis Rabinowitz, Harry
Pearson, Milton Saks, Howard.
Schwartz, Wallace Tonkin and Al-
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