THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Bnai Brith Activities

Einstein Honors Schaumbergs
At Israel Bond Dinner-Dance

Julius and Rosa Schaumberg, seated, were honored
at the Einstein Lodge and Chapter, Bnai Brith, annual
dinner-dance last week on behalf of State of Israel
Bonds. Shown with the honorees are standing, from left,
Lola Pines, Lodge president Sam Freedman, dinner co-
chairman Blanche Freedman, dinner chairman Henry
Dorfman, Chapter president Evelyn Klein and guest
speaker Emil Cohen.

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Mrs. Allen (Franka)
Charlupski played a spe-
cial role in presenting Is-
rael Bond Women's Divi-
sion Chairman, the State
of Israel "Jerusalem, City
of Peace" Award at . the
Einstein Lodge and
Chapter, Bnai Brith din-
ner for Israel Bonds.
The honored couple was
her sister and brother-
in-law, Rosa and Julius
Schaumberg, long-time
members of Einstein and
leaders in the Israel Bond
campaign.

Another brother-in-law,
Henry Dorfman, was din-
ner chairman and Mrs.
Charlupski called on her
sister Mala Dorfman; of
the Israel Bond's Women's
Division executive com-
mittee, to participate in
the award presentation.

In tribute to the
Schaumbergs, more than
$600,000 was realized in
Israel Bond subscriptions
to aid Israel's economic
development program.
More than 300 attended
the event at Adat Shalom
Synagogue.
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CENTENNIAL CHAP-
TER will hold its annual

election night dinner 7
p.m. Tuesday in the•home
of Janet Weil, 22211
Chatsford Ct., Southfield.
Barbara Alpern, presi-
dent, will give her state of
the chapter report and
election of officers for the
1977-78 club year will be
held. A fashion show will
follow. For reservations,
by today, call Janet Pont,
355-5276, or Barbara Co- -
den, 358-3983.
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TIKVAH CHAPTER

Al meet noon .Tuesday
at Knob-in-the-Woods
Apts. club house. Goldie
Kramer will present a
book review on "The
World of Our Fathers." A
paperback book sale also
will be held. Mrs. Morrie
Harelik, president, and
Mrs. Philip Kramer,
program chairman, invite
friends. There is a nomi-
nal charge.
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HENRY MORGEN-
THAU CHAPTER will

meet noon Feb. 23 in the

Sutton Place Apts. club
house. Luncheon will be
served. Josephine Segal,
volunteer coordinator
and group leader at the
Oakland University Con-
tinuum Center, will pre-
sent a program on "Your
Role as an Individual."
Elections also will be
held. Guests are invited
at a nominal charge.
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AHAVA CHAPTER will
hold a night of games 7:30
p.m. Saturday at the
Jewish War Veterans
Memorial Home. There
will be refreshments, an
auction and prizes. There
is a charge. For informa-
tion, call Denise
Richman, 546-8472.

Oak Park Seniors
to Get ID Cards

RepresentatiVes from
Oakland-Livingston
Human Service Agency
will be at the Oak Park
Senior Citizens Activity
Center 1-4 p.m. Thursday
to take pictures of all
people living in Oakland
County over age 60, for a
county wide discount
identification card.
Advance registration is
preferred and an applica-
tion card may be filled out
any weekday at the
senior center. Bus trans-
portation for Oak Park
residents is available at a
charge. For information,
call the senior center,
541-0900.

Kibutz Member Will Interview Applicants

NEW YORK — Yitzhak
Hildesheimer, member of
Kibutz Sha'alvim arrived
this week in the U.S. in
order to conduct final in-
terviews and screen the
hundreds of applications
that were received by the
Poale Agudath Israel .
aliya desk in New York.
Poale Agudath Israel,
through its permanent
alyia representative
Moshe Tambor, has re-
cruited hundreds of
single people and families
to the different projects
of P.A.I. in Israel.
Hildesheimer, who
serves in Israel as editor
of the daily newspaper
She'arim, and as secre-
tary of the world Ezra
Youth Movement, will
interview single people
who are interested in the

Business
Briefs

Book Couzens Travel is
offering tours to Israel
for Passover and Israel
Independence Day. Tour
participants will join a
pre-Independence Day
ceremony on Mt. Herzl,
and the spring festival in
Jerusalem also is in-
cluded. For information,
call Goldie Eskin at the
travel agency, 569-0900.
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Decora Closet Expan-
ders, distributed by the

Robert Budman Co., are
shelves and hanging
units designed to help un-
clutter closets. The easily
installed and removed
units are made of
polished tubular-.
.aluminum and high ten-
sile strength pol3,:synthe-
tic plastics. For consulta-
tion, call the Budman Co.,
968-2525.

ulpan at Kibutz Sha'al-
vim, a nine - month pro-
gram of Hebrew and
Jewish studies, combined
with work on the kibutz.

He will interview young
orthodox girls who are in-
terested in joining a group
of girls from Israel and
Europe for a nine-month
program of social and
educatioal work in settle-
ments surrounding

Sha'alvim, while living in
the kibutz.

Hildesheimer will also
interview and advise
families with children
that would like to go on
aliya to a kibutz.

The Israel Aliyah
Center reports that Is-
rael is starting a program
for foreign social workers
seriously interested in
permanent settlement in
Israel.
A special seven-nine
month course consisting
of Hebrew ulpan, plus
courses in Israel's politi-
cal, economic and
sociological make-up will
start Sept. 1 in Kfar Saba,
near Tel Aviv. Housing
and financial assistance
from the Israeli govern-
ment will be provided for
participants and their
families.
Persons with a degree
in social work, with or
without experience, and
under age 40, are eligible
to apply. Interviews will
take place March 2. For
information, call the Is-
rael Aliyah Center, 968-
1044.

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YEARS AGO: AND WE HAVE
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UNSIGHTLY HAIR EVER SINCE. -

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Elected Again

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ren has been elected to
the board of directors of
Surety Federal Savings
and Loan.

Seagram's Names
Walter Haimann

and

HIS ORCHESTRA

WORKS!

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Israel Seeks
Social Workers

JOE MILLER

ELECTROLYSIS

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David C. Collins of War-

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A. Henry Pokart
Ken K. Dreibelbeis A.S.I.D.
Edward C. Neubacher, Jr. M.I.P.D.
Catherine Rowbottom
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Michigan Democratic
Party chair-man Morley
Winograd was elected to a
third two-year term as -
head of the party at its
state convention on Sun-
day in Cobo Hall.

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SZ Beth Hayeled
Open House Set

Cong. Shaarey Zedek's
Beth Hayeled will hold a
meeting for parents in-
terested in sending their
children to nursery
school or kindergarten
8:30 p.m. Thursday in the
youth lounge of the
synagogue.
Rosaline Gilson, direc-
tor of the Beth H.ayeled,
will describe the school
program and answer
questions.
Classrooms may be vis-
ited and the school staff
will be present. Refresh-
ments will be served.

• Friday, February 18, 1977 43

Dancercise Inc. of Southfield offers an enjoyable
combination program designed to get at the
thigh-through-midriff area:

WALTER HAIMANN

NEW YORK — Frank
S. Berger, president of
Seagram Distillers Co.,
has named Walter M.
Haimann as executive
vice president-
marketing. Haimann has
been executive vice
president-marketing of
the affiliated General
Wine and Spirits Co.

No lion is roaring out of a
heap of straw, but out of a
heap of meat.
—The Talmud

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