66 Friday, June 22, 1984 J THE DETROIT. JEWISH NEWS BNAI BRITH JEWELRY • APPRAISALS AT VERY REASONABLE RATES CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT B'RITH B'NAI WOMEN'S COUNCIL OF METROPOLITAN DE- TROIT will have a dele- gates meeting on Wednes- day at 7:45 p.m. at the 1919 30400 Telegraph Road LAWRENCE M. ALLAN Suites 104, 134 Zionist Cultural Center. A President Birmingham, Mi. 48010 sound slide film "The Light GEMOLOGIST/DIAMONTOLOGIST (313) 642-5575 Seen Around the World," Daily U15:30 AWARDED CERTIFICATE BY GIA will be shown. An old Thurs. III 8:30, Sat. tIl 5 IN GRADING & EVALUATION fashioned ice cream social will follow the program. ••••o• • ID• 0 IP•II II II IP II ID IP 111 • • • • • • Arlynne Fox, new man- • ager of B'nai B'rith • • Women's Second Chance • • • One Stop • • • Shopping • • • • • • • New • • • • • Remanufactured • • Ralph Miller, chairman of • • • Safety • the B'nai B'rith Golf Classic • II, said that there is still • • • Convenience • time to make reservations • for the event, scheduled to • • Buy • take place at Wabeek Coun- • • try Club on Tuesday. • • Lease-Purchase • • Registration will begin at • 10:30 a.m., followed by a • • Best Price • buffet luncheon_ Tee off • • • time is 1 p.m. • • A guest celebrity will • play with each foursome. • • • Among them are: Sonny El- • • • • liot, Mickey Lolich, Thomas • • Hearns, Willie Huber, Stu • • Klitenic, Eli Zaret, Wally • also now taking deposits for • Kerchinski, Emanuel Ste- • • ward, Tommy Deaton, and Cellular Phone Service • • Nick Polano. Each golfer will play 18 • holes of golf. • For information and • reservations, call Sharon R. • Let's talk • Rappaport, Michigan direc- • • tor, B'nai B'rith Founda- • 569-2337 8.00 Pe•frier, tion, 552-8070. ID ID II ID ID II ID ID II II II IP•AO ID II Golf classic set Tuesday 41 CAR TELEPHONES Free Demonstration RAPT • • • II II IA II IA II ID Grand Opening Watalac LUGGAGE Now Open In Southfield • TIKVAH CHAPTER will hold its annual paid-up membership luncheon and meeting on Tuesday at noon in the Sutton Place Apts. club house. Dorothy Stor- chan, president, announces that a campaign for new members will be inaugu- rated at this time. Dues may be paid at the door. Guests are welcome at a nominal charge. The program will feature Southfield librarian Gail Johnson, who will pre- sent several mini-reviews. For information, call Pro- gram Vice President Fre- dell Whiteman, 356-1864. • B'RITH B'NAI BARRISTERS UNIT and the American Section of the International Association of Jewish Lawyers and Jurists will have a joint luncheon at noon today at Southfield Charley's. The guest speaker will be Prof. Sherman L. Cohn of Georgetown Law Center, Washington, D.C. Prof. Cohn is president of the American Section and will speak on Israel, anti- Semitism, Jewish law and the activities of the Interna- tional Association of Jewish Lawyers and Jurists. All interested individuals are welcome. There is a charge. For reservations, call the B'nai B'rith Barristers President, Gordon S. Gold, 963-9625. • LOUIS D. BRANDEIS CHAPTER will meet at noon on Wednesday at the Knob-in-the-Woods Apts. club house. President Ruth Fisher invites friends. Luncheon will be served at a nominal charge. Jeannie Weiner, past president of Tzedakah Chapter and vice president of programming, membership and fund rais- ing for B'nai B'rith Women's Council, will dis- cuss her meetings with the Soviet Jewish refuseniks. For reservations, call Rose Pogats, 967-4068; or Betty Stewart, 557-3117. • ISRAEL CHAPTER will have its next general • GRAND OPENING SPECIAL Bond dinner slated July 1 s32 Value Just $988 .Leather Briefcase NOW $2995 reg. $49.95 Business Cases for Professionals from America's Finest Casemakers .1.: C,,,,,,.. • Ventura • Samsonite — • Skyway • Verdi • Lark -- ----T-A- sri; ,----1 - - .......„ - • Schlesinger • Wearbest • Amelia Earhart • American Tourister and a host of others "Luggage to go . . . Anywhere" - Gold Stamping Resale Shop, is seeking vol- unteer workers as well as donations of clean resale- able clothing and household furnishings. To volunteer, call Ms. Fox, 552-8150. The council will have a life membership luncheon and fashion show noon July 25 at the Bay Pointe Coun- try Club, 4001 Haggerty Rd., West Bloomfield. Ida Stein will chair the luncheon. Her committee includes Charlotte Edelheit, Harriet Rapoport, Marilyn Merdler and Linda Moss. Prospective members are invited. For information, call Ms. Stein, 661-1322; or the B'nai B'rith Women's office, 552-8150. Wadillat LUGGAGE 29181 Northwestern Hwy. Just North of 12 Mile In Franklin Plaza Phone: 352-1760 Luggage Repair Mon., Tues., Wed. 10-6, Thurs. & Fri. 10-9, SAL 10-5, Sun. 12-5 Adat Shalom Synagogue will be the scene of the B'nai B'rith Einstein Lodge and Chapter tribute dinner scheduled for 6 p.m. July 1. Louis Kay of West Bloom- field will receive the State of Israel's "New Life" Award. Entertainment will be pro- vided by Joey Russell, hotel and night club performer. Dinner chairman is Sig- munt Rubin. Dinner co- chairman are Henry Dorfman and Sima Yarsike. Sigmunt Rubin and Lola Pines are in charge of tic- kets. Jack Seiderman is loidge president and Her- mine Hirsch is chapter president. For dinner reservations and information, call Israel Bonds, 557-2900. _ meeting at 8 p'.m. Tuesday in the lower meeting room in the McDonnell Towers, 24400 Civic Center Dr., Southfield. Jeannie Weiner will pre- sent a slide presentation and discussion her recent trip to Russia entitled, "Personal Encounter With Refuseniks in the USSR." Refreshments will be served following the pro- gram. • HUNTINGTON WOODS CHAPTER will hold a gar- age sale from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. today at the home of Ellie Natinsky, 26427 Humber, Huntington Woods. Included among the items will be baby and chil- dren's clothes. No pre-sales will be made. Members and guests will have a picnic on the lawn at Meadow Brook on Aug. 11. Call Helene Phillips-Goldenberg, 541- 2972; or Diana Katz, 967- 0548, for information and reservations. Prof. Harold Norris to speak at AJCongress annual event Harold Norris, professor of law at the Detroit College of Law, will address the an- nual Rose Frenkel Memo- rial meeting of the Ameri- can Jewish Congress at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday at Cong. Shaarey Zedek. A reception with refreshments will be held at 7:30 p.m. in the Rose of 1961 and served as vice chairman of the Declaration of Rights Committee. The meeting is sponsored by the Rose- Frenkel Memo- rial Fund of Americn Jewish Congress which was established by Mrs. Fren- kel's daughter, Sheila Ellmann, in tribute to her late mother. The public is invited and reservations are requested. Call the AJCongress office, 357-2766, or Rose Schwartz, 398-8966, for reservations. There is no charge. Ex-Detroiter named for honor Former Detroiter Carol Rissman of Boston, Mass., has been appointed to the Frenkel Courtyard Garden 47th class of Nieman Fel- lows at Harvard University. at Cong. Shaarey Zedek. Miss Rissman, the news The topic is "Is American Jewry Threatened by Chal- director of radio station lenges to Religious Free- WBUR-FM in Boston, is one of 17 journalists who will dom." Norris, who has long been study for one year at Har- active in the Michigan vard in areas such as jour- Region of the American nalism ethics, law, U.S. Jewish Congress as well as politics and economic his- the Jewish Community tory, U.S.-Soviet relations Council of Detroit, has writ- and foreign policy. ten extensively on civil rights and civil liberties. He teaches• constitutional and criminal law, served on Medical grads Governors' Commissions on Jeffrey Colin Ash and the Status of Women and Crime. He also served as David Michael Grossman counsel to the Committee on were graduated with dis- the Michigan Constitution tinction from the Univer- of the Michigan House of sity of Michigan during Representatives, and con- commencement exercises sultant to, the Judiciary this month. Dr. Ash is the son of Allan Committee of the U.S. A. Ash of Huntington House of Representatives. Norris was an elected Woods. Dr. Grossman is the delegate to the Michigan son of Mr. and 'Mrs. Joseph Constitutional Conventin Grossman of Southfield. Harold Norris