52• Friday, March 13; 1%1
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
\ LARRY FREEDMAN
Nearly 200,000 Soviet
Jews have settled in Israel
during the past 10 years,
making up five percent of
the Israeli population. They
include 15,000 engineers
and scientists and 7,000
doctors.
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647-2367
CAMP
On Beautiful Silver Lake
BOYS-GIRLS 6-16
56th YEAR
"FOR THE TIME OF
THEIR YOUNG LIVES"
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A C.A. 8 A.I.0 Accredited
• ATHLETICS—nite and day basketball.
professional instruction in baseball.
softball. soccer. hockey. horseback
riding. gymnastics
• TENNIS-8 all weather courts,
one to one Invr nite tennis
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AOUATICS-3 waterfronts on exquisite
picturesque lake. swimming, boating.
canoeing, snorkeling. scuba, white
water canoeing. waterskiing. unique in-
nc:ativc Instr.. for non-swimmer
PIONEERING—sleePouts. cookouts.
back-packing. trail climbing on mts
suitable to age .
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Bnai Brith Activities
TIKVAH LODGE will
have - a dinner meeting 6
p.m.. March 29 in the
Sheraton-Pontiac Hotel. A
stock broker will speak on
"Retirement Tax Shelters
and Money Market Certifi-
cates." There is a charge for
dinner. For reservations,
call Warren Kauffman,
535-6309; or Harry Ober-
stein, 569-5298.
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COUPLETS UNIT will
have a "One Nite Out" eve-
ning 8 p.m. March 28 at the
Royal Ascot, 1200 South-
field, Lincoln Park. Dinner
and entertainment will
highlight the evening.
There is a charge. Guests
are welcome. Carpools will
imaginative
CULTURE—outstanding
Drama dept.. guitar. dance. woodwork.
pottery. macrame, ham-radio. news-
paper, fine art.
FUN—go-carts, bicycles, roller skating. bowling. ice skatmg.
rocketry. Sundae on a Sunday, kite flying.
Res. M.D., 2 RN's, Dietary Laws
Director will arrange personal interview in your area.
Jerry Turner, 50 Montgomery Blvd.
Atlantic Beach, N.Y. 11509 1(516) 239-3835
LAWRENCE M. ALLAN
President
GEMOLOGIST Cyj DIAMONTOLOGIST
See Our
Wide Selection Of
MODERN
STYLE
EARRINGS
be formed. For information,
call Marilyn Droz, 474-
3322.
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IVAN S. BLOCH
CHAPTER will hold its in-
stallation of officers 7 p.m.
Thursday at the Furniture
Club. Cocktails will be
served at 6. Officers to be
installed are: May Zucker-
berg; president; Rosalyn
Rebeck, Susan Nusholtz
and Ellen Distasio, vice
presidents; Barbara Wood-
berg, Marilyn Lipman,
Frieda Sherman and Nancy
David Sharkey, secretaries;
Charlene Givant, treasurer;
Ann Gallison, Annette
Pines, Nettie Rosen, Gussie
Schrut, Roslyn Simon,
Margaret Gutman, Marsha
Rofel, Rachel Rosenkranz
and Jeanette Schwartz,
board members. Sarah
Feuereisen is installing
officer and Shirley Schlus-
sel is installation chairman.
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MAURICE C. ZEIGER
CHAPTER
will
hold its installation dinner
6:30 p.m. Tuesday at the
Furniture Club. Charlotte
Edelheit will be installing
officer. She will install her
niece, Dr. Joan Edelheit, as
president. There is a charge
for dinner. Guests are wel-
come. For reservations, call
Anita Sonenshein, 352-
0437; or Shelia Dubin,
352-2682.
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"A Real Value"
BUSINESS AND PRO-
FESSIONAL CHAPTER
elected Lillian Bratt
president at its recent elec-
tion meeting. Other officers
are: Florence Gaynor,
Elaine Grant and Gussie
Gray, vice presidents; Edith
Weiman, treasurer; Marion
Morgan, Rose Sweet, Ida
Wexler and Bertha Fein-
berg, secretaries; and Eve-
lyn Anchill, Mae Berman,
Lillian Bilinsky, Fay
Friedman, Sadye Garfinkel,
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Myer Littky Remembered
at BB Presidents Brunch
The 15th annual Bnai
Brith Presidents Brunch, 10
a.m., March 22, planned in
cooperation with Jewish
National Fund, at Cong.
Shaarey Zedek, is dedicated
to the memory of Myer
Littky who "lived Bnai
Brith" and who served Bnai
Brith and JNF to his "last
full measure of devotion."
Mr. Littky died Jan. 3. He
was 75. He joined Pisgah
Lodge 40 years ago, on
March 3, 1941. He served on
every committee ever
created in the organization.
He was vice president from
1969 to 1971, and president
of the lodge from 1972 to
1974, after which he became
financial secretary, work-
ing in this capacity until
1980. He had been president
of the bowling league.
He was a trustee to the
Bnai Brith Council since
1974, and for about five con-
secutive years, he was
chairman of the Bnai Brith
Israel Martyrs' Forest
Committee under whose
aegis the Bnai Brith
Presidents' Brunch is con-
ducted annually. He too had
been honored with the
planting of a garden in his
name, in the Martyrs' For: -
est when he was president of
Pisgah Lodge.
For many years, he
edited and printed the
Pisgah newsletter. Mr.
Littky came to Detroit in
1918 from Poland, by way
of South America. He
learned the printing
trade at Cass Tech High
MYER LITTKY
School.
In 1935, when he couldn't
find a job, he began his own
business, the Meyers Print-
ing Co., on Livernois, where
the firm still operates, and
which is run by his son,
Robert. When he retired in
1968, he continued to work
part-time.
He was chairman of the
religious school of Adat
Shalom Synagogue. At the
time of his death, he was a
member of Cong. Beth
Shalom of which his son is
president.
In addition to his son,
Mr. Littky is survived by
his wife, Sarah; two
daughters, Mrs. Ruth
Hertz and Mrs. Phyllis
Fellows; and nine grand-
. children.
For information about the
brunch, call the JNF, 55,7
6644; or Bnai Brith,
8177.
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p.m. Wednesday at Young
Israel of Oak-Woods. Offi-
cers to be installed are:
Mania Lesh, president; Fay
Adelsberg, president-elect;
Sima Yarzig, Rachel Growe,
Rose Newman and Pauline
Kleinberg, vice presidents;
Shirley Rosenberg, trea-
surer; Sara Zweigenberg,
Tola Gilbert, Pauline
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Sztarkman and Helen
HUNTINGTON WOODS Koruch, secretaries; Eva
CHAPTER will meet 8 Birenholtz', Fay Lachmar
p.m. Monday in the home of Felicia Shloss, Shirley Ten-
Thelma Victor, 10535 Ver- nenbaum, Anna Fisk,
non, Huntington Woods. Brenda Vinton, Sylvia Feld,
Jason Horton will speak on Miriam Shlain, Ronia
the Anti-Defamation Bakalar, Ida Wiener, Betty
League. For details, call Gelman, Rachelle Yager,
Mrs. Victor, 399-9284; or Pola Zawierucha, Elizabeth
Dell and Lola Greenspan,
Myra Goodman, 546-8089.
board members. For tickets,
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ALBERT EINSTEIN call chairmen Mrs. Growe,
CHAPTER will hold its 398-9664; or Lola Pines,
26th installation dinner 6 358-0715.
Esther Goodman, Sophie
Kellerman, Ruth Lefton,
Helen Young and Alice
Zarember, board members.
Officers will be installed
12:30 p.m. March 29 at the
Furniture Club. For reser-
vations by March 22, call
Alice Cohen, 352-8327; or
Dorothy Goldberg, 548-
6850.
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Bnai Brith Women
President-elect Dorothy
Binstock was in Detroit this
week to meet the Detroit
council and Midwest Region -
representatives.
Winner of many awards,
Mrs. Binstock is active on
behalf of human rights and
is a vice chairman of the na-
tional human rights com-
mission of the Anti-
Defamation League of Bnai
Brith