44 _THE.DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, March 24, 1918 ..... Bnai Brith Activities HARRY THOMAS FINE CLOTHES FOR 42 YEARS The Newest Colors and Models METROPOLITAN DE- TROIT BNAI BRITH COUNCIL will conduct a HARRY THOMAS 24750 TELEGRAPH at 10 Mile delegates meeting 8 p.m. Wednesday in the Council offices. Jeffrey Jenks, de- puty director for research and planning for the Michi- gan Department of Civil Rights, will be guest speaker. next to Dunkin' Donuts Daily to 6, Thurs. to 8 "C• .... • CATERING * 5 * EAST SIDE CHAPTER Will hold its annual instal- FOR ALL OCCASIONS Seating Up to 400 Call Our Banquet Manager 682-4300 Shenandoah Country Club lation of officers 1 p.m. Monday at the Big Boy Re- staurant in Lincoln Center, Oak Park. Miriam Radkin will be installed, as presi- dent. Belle Fruitman will be installing officer. WHILE THEY LAST! BRAND NEW '77 PONTIAC ASTRE 2-DOOR MPLE: STOCK #21149 — AUTO TRANSMISSION 'ELECTRIC REAR DEFROSTER — WHITEWALL TIRES NON-GLARE INSIDE MIRROR — POWER STEERING AM RADIO AND MORE only *3460 plus tax & license NEW CAR WARRANTY Ar iM SALES and EXPERT SERVICE ART MORAN PONTIAC 29300 TELEGRAPH 353-9000 SENIOR CITIZENS If you live in a so-called "luxury" high-rise apartment that is becoming a little run-down at the heels and you pay for extra services, and then pay again by tipping the employees who provide them investigate the all new faMis CENTENNIAL CHAP- TER installed Janet Weil as president for a second term at its 21st installation ceremony at the Furniture Club. Other officers are Carol Lifton and Natalie Lyons, vice presidents; Edith Kowalsky, treasurer; Harriet Berlin, Lee Klayman and Judy Weiner, secretaries; and Gloria Check, Ida Glass, Loretta Gold, Sally Krugel, Sally Kusher, Lois Pilchik, Shirley Schoenberg, Arlene Tarnopol, Temmie Velick and Elinor Yolles, board members. Ida Nathan, past president of the Bnai Brith Women's Council of Met- ropolitan Detroit was in- stalling officer. Barbara Al- pern was chairman of the event. * 5 ■ COUPLETS 5016 will 11 JUST NORTH OF TEL-TWELVE MALL REY-UT UNIT will have a mystery evening 8 p.m. April 1 at the Franklin Pointe Apts. club house. There is a charge. For in- formation, call Carol Stol- ler, 559-1787. * * * cola attend a performance of "Mummenschanz" 2 p.m. April 9. For information, call social vice president, Arni Zalesin, 642-0392. The group will visit Petoskey Hall April 16. Persons with Jewish music to lend for the occasion should call Betty Rose Eisenberg, 968-6083. The group will service the Children's Village April 20. Workers are needed for the 5 5 * May 13 Las Vegas night. To Freeman, 544-1527, or volunteer, call George Zalesin. * * BB Presidents Brunch Goal: to Complete Fifth Forest honored with the planting The goal of the 12th an- nual Bnai Brith Presidents of a garden of 100 trees. Each current president of Brunch to take place 9:30 a.m. April 2 at Adat Shalom the 24 lodges and 25 chap- Synagogue, in conjunction ters and units will be hon- with the Jewish National ored with the planting of 18 trees, and citations will be Fund, is to complete the fifth Detroit Bnai Brith awarded to all tree and tri- Forest in Israel. This pro- butes chairmen. ject, known as the Louis Segel and Irene Jerusalem Reunited Forest, Rodman are the brunch will be located in the Bnai chairmen. Meyer Littky Brith Martyrs Forest. In celebration of the 30th is Men's Council Martyrs Forest Committee chair- anniversary of Israel's man and Judith Berns- statehood, each Bnai Brith tein is the Women's member is requested to es- Council Tributes chair- tablish a bank of 10 trees. man. Barry Farber, nationally known TV talk show host, Admission is by the plant- will be guest speaker. The ing of 21/2 trees. For further presidents of the Bnai Brith information call, the Bnai Councils, Ernest Shaw and Brith Council office, 354- Linda Moss, will each be 6100, or JNF, 968-0820. * * * $550,000 in Bonds Subscribed Bowling Event Draws 1,200 Nearly 1,200 Bnai Brith members from throughout the U.S. participated in last weekend's 37th annual Bnai Brith International Bowling Association tour- nament. A record crowd of more than 900 attended the Saturday evening banquet at the Michigan Inn. A leadership reception on behalf of the Einstein Lodge and Chapter's effort for State of Israel Bonds recently realized over $550,000 in Bond purchases. The Einstein - Israel Bond Tribute Dinner, honoring Alexander Karp, will be held 8:30 p.m. April 8 at Adat Shalom Synagogue. Shown are, from left, back row, quest speaker Israel Amitai, host Henry Dorfman, lodge president Sam Freedman and David B. Herme- lin. Bottom row, Gabriella Karp, Mala Dorfman, chapter president Doris Frankel and Frances Rosenzweig. * * * Harold Jaffa Dedicates Grove in Bnai Brith Martyrs Forest Detroit Lodge Honors Turbow where we'll park your car and get it for you; carry in your groceries; clean and scrub your apartment; serve you gourmet meals in a beautiful dining room; provide towels and linens; chauffeur service; help you do your laundry; and do it all with a smile. No one will have a hand out, because no tipping is allowed. ...We'll do it all and include utilities for about what you now pay for rent • SAM TURBOW CWB Open daily 101 Na.T. to 4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday 11 - a.m. to 4 p.m. or for information or to arrange an interview call Mrs. Neville 353-2810 Fro $556 Illit •emomm ■ moneav Harold Jaffa, past president of the Metropolitan Detroit Bnai Brith Council, dedicates the grove of 1,000 trees planted in his honor during his presidency by Bnai Brith in cooperation with the Jewish National Fund. The grove is located in the Bnai Brith Martyrs Forest overlooking Jerusalem. A national commis- sioner of the Anti-Defamation League of Bnai Brith, Jaffa has been active in the organization for 25 years and was president of Harry B. Keidan Lodge. Sam Turbow will be hon- ored by Detroit Lodge of Bnai Brith as its "man of the year" 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Labor Zionist insti- tute at the lodge's "We Love You" affair. Turbow will receive the award "for his outstanding services and dedication to his lodge." Turbow has been a member of the lodge since 1954.