THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Volume Will Memorialize Jewish Educator Isaacs
Plans are being com-
pleted for the publication
of a memorial to the late
Bernard Isaacs, the first
anniversary of whose
death will fall on Monday.
An engineer by profes-
sion, he devoted his life to
Jewish education and
Hebrew literature. He
was a founder of the Un-
ited Hebrew Schools, and
she published five volumes
Hebrew stories.
During the past year a
committee composed of
his former students, co-
workers, friends and ad-
mirers met to set up a
memorial for him. The
committee decided that
Israel Company __
Reports Income
NEW YORK — Ralph
Cohen, President of Is-
rael Development Corp.
(American Stock
Exchange-IDC), reported
operating results for the
nine months ended Au-
gust 31, 1976.
Total net income, after
expenses and Israel in-
come tax withheld, was
$765,025, or 54 cents per
share — approximately
the same as last year's
nine-month period.
AKIVA HEBREW DAY SCHOOL
announces a
2 Week Seminar and Tour of
ISRAEL
Dec. 20, 1976 to Jan. 3rd, 1977
$1,025
For info contact
• Deluxe 5 star accommodations
• Breakfasts & 8 Days of
Touring included
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CONGREGATION SHAARIT HAPLAYTAH
Wishes To Thank The
Chairman Meyer Lipman, Cantors
lfzhak Tatelbaum & Irwin Ernst, Ticket
Chairman Abe Weberman, Sonia
Popwski, Mr. Louis Levin, Sam Firestone,
the whole committee and the worshippers
that helped with the High Holiday Ser-
vices.
SEFER TORAH
COMPLETION and DEDICATION
Sun. Nov. 7, 1976 1:00 P.M.
At Congreation
MISHKAN ISRAEL NUSACH H'ARI
LUBAVITCHER CENTER
14000 West 9 Mile Road
OAK PARK, MICHIGAN
548-2666
Mr. Ben Becker and Marsha Sherman have
donated an unfinished Sefer Torah in
memory of Luba Becker which will be com-
pleted during the dedication.
RESERVE THE DATE.
NOVEMBER 7th.
MORE DETAILS TO COME.
an appropriate memorial
would be the publication
of a number of stories
that were still in manus-
cript. The stories are in
three languages, Hebrew,
Yiddish, and English.
Morris Nobel, a personal
friend and co-worker, will
edit the volume.
The publication corn-
mittee includes Rabbi
Milton Arm, Meyer Ben
Tzvi of Ramat Yochanan,
Israel; Max Chomsky,
Joseph Colton, Mitchell
Feldman, Mrs. Naomi
Floch, Mrs. Harold
Goodman, Ruben Isaacs,
Percy Kaplan, Robert
Kasle, Irving Katz,
Joseph Katz, Michael
Michlin, Irvin Palman,
Dr. Zevulun Ravid of New
York, Irwin Shaw, Dr.
Ephraim Shmueli of
Cleveland, Leonard Si-
mon, Dr. Norval Slobin,
Mrs. Norval Slobin, Philip
Slomovitz, and Wolf
Snyder.
Ambassador to Address Bond
Dinner at Tam O'Shanter Club
Simcha Pratt, Israel's
ambassador-at-large ; will
speak at Tarn O'Shanter
Country Club's annual
dinner-dance to be held
6:30 p.m. Saturday on be-
half of the State of Israel
Bond campaign.
Ambassador Pratt was
Israel's Ambassador to
Mexico, Australia and
New Zeland. He is a
former member of the Is-
rael delegation to the Un-
ited Nations General As-
sembly and was Israel's
Envoy Extraordinary
and Plenipotentiary to
the Union of South Af-
rica.
In 1970, Pratt was ap-
pointed political adviser in
the foreign ministry, in
which capacity he served
until 1973 when he took
leave to join the Hebrew
University in Jerusalem as
comptroller and om-
budsman. The personal
title of Ambassador for life
was conferred on him by
the then Foreign Minister
Abba Eban, "in recogni-
tion of outstanding ser-
vice."
In April 1975, Pratt re-
turned to the Ministry
and was appointed
ambassador-at-large.
Dr. Jerome S. Kaufman
will receive a special
award from the state of
Israel "in recognition of
his efforts on behalf of Is-
rael's economic develop-
ment through Israel
Bonds." Dinner chairman
is Nelson Dembs. For in-
formation or reserva-
tions, the Israel Bond of-
fice, 968-0200.
Tax Reform Art Topic
of Federation-UJC Talk
The new 1976 Tax Re-
form Act is the subject of
a seminar to be held 4 p.m.
Nov. 4 in the Aaron
DeRoy Studio Theatre of
the Jewish Community
Center.
The institute, spon-
sored by the Jewish Wel-
fare Federation-United
Jewish Charities En-
dowment Fund, will fea-
ture Mortimer M. Caplin,
former IRS Commis-
sioner and top
Washington, D.C. tax at-
torney, as the dinner
guest speaker.
A pre-dinner institute,
MORTIMER CAPLIN
led by a panel of local at-
torneys and accountants, Jackier are co-chairmen
will discuss "How the Tax of this year's institute.
Reform Act of 1976 Will
For reservations, con-
Affect the Individual," and tact Endowment Fund
"How the Act Will Affect secretary, C. Kenneth
Estate Planning."
Sarason at the Federa-
Endowment Commit- tion office, 965-3939. Ad-
tee co-chairmen are mission to the afternoon
Alfred L. Deutsch and session is free. There is a
Samuel Schiff. charge for the dinner
Miles Jaffe and Joseph meeting.
Dedicate Jewish Worship Penant
NEW YORK — A dis-
tinctively Jewish worship
pennant of the United
States Navy was dedi-
cated Wednesday, in
ceremonies aboard the
USS Gaum at the naval
station, Norfolk, Va.
The Jewish pennant
will now fly from the top-
most masts of U.S. Navy
ships during Jewish wor-
ship services.
It is a Navy tradition
that the triangular
Christian pennant be
flown whenever a Protes-
tant service is held or a
Catholic Mass celebrated.
Until now, there has
never been a Jewish pen-:
nant flying when Jewish
worship services were
conducted.
The idea and inspira-
tion for a Jewish worship
pennant came from a
Catholic chaplain, Rear
Admiral John J. O'Con-
nor, Chief of Chaplains,
U.S. Navy, who began
work on securing an ap-
propriate Jewish worship
pennant when he became
Chief of Chaplains of the
Navy in July, 1975.
Business
Briefs
Louis Menk and Louis
Redstone, members of the
Michigan Society of Ar-
chitects, attended the
Society's 61st annual
convention held this week
in Lansing. Menk was a
member of the panel
which discussed profes-
sional ethics.
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Real Estate One
Buys Florida Firm
Richard S. Elsea, Presi-
dent of Farmington
Hills-based Real Estate
One, Inc., has announced
the acquisition of the Or-
lando, Fla., firm of Gale
Associates, Inc.
Through the terms of
purchase a new sub-
sidiary Real Estate One
of Orlando has been
formed. G. Fritz Gale has
been elected president
and chief operating of-
ficer. His brother, Jack
Gale, founder of the 22-
year-old Florida company
will be a director of the
new firm.
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only
Oct. 22nd & 23rd
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Retailers Honor
Dennis King
Dennis King, owner of
Time & Things, South-
field, was recently hon-
ored with a plaque "for
his work as a founder of
the Michigan Retailers
A-ssociition Government
Action Committee," a
newly formed statewide
organization.
King, in cooperation
with other founding
members, developed the
Government Action Com-
mittee as a civic program
designed for independent
retailers throughout the
state. The goal of the or-
ganization is to foster the
education and participa-
tion of small independent
Michigan retailers in the
political arena.
No Charge or Layaways
Also See Our
SALE CORNER of
Pantsuits & Dresses
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Company Mails
Israel Goods
HOUSTON, Texas —
United Israeli Imports, a
new Houston-based com-
pany, will launch its first
national mail order
promotion of Israeli-
made products this fall.
Among the products to
be offered are gift boxes
of Jaffa oranges, Elite
Chocolates, hand-fin-
ished sterling silver
jewelry, decorative Lu-
cite and solid brass items,
Hanuka menorot, Judith
Muller perfumes and col-
ognes for men and wo-
men, gift subscriptions to
The Jerusalem Post,
stationery, records,
ancient-styled ketubot
(marriage contracts) and
hand-painted tiles depict-
ing the works of Shalom
of Safed.
United Israeli Imports
will also wrap and mail
gifts directly to their re-
cipient if the buyer
chooses. For a copy of the
brochure, write United
Israeli Imports, 1200 Wil-
crest, Houston, Texas,
77042.
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