DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-13

Friday, March 19, 1954

JWV Activities

SHOLOM POST and AUXILI-
ARY will be the first veterans'
group to service Saginaw hos-
pital when members distribute
cash coupon books, fruit baskets
and cigarettes to patients on
Sunday. Roth-Berdun School of
the Dance will furnish enter-
tainment. Herman Gavorin, hos-
pital chairman, is assisted by
Ben Brown, Max Goldman, Mil-
ton Zimmerman, Pat Benton and
Ralph Bernstein. Auxiliary per-
sonnel making the trip will be
Helena Gavorin, Pauline Stole-
row, Molly Benton, Wyn Landis,
Bea Sugar, Esther Gottesman
and Millie Friedman. Transpor-
tation will be furnished by the
Red Cross. Girl Scout Troops
from the Pasteur School and
Cong. Shaarey Zedek are mak-
ing basket decorations. This
week, the Post is mailing Pass-
over packages to servicemen ov-
erseas, containing matzos, sa-
lami, coffee, tea and other holi-
day items.
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Pfc. JOSEPH L. BALE POST
will hold its major event of the
year—a buffet dinner and pro-
gram—at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, at
the Pfeiffer Brewing Co., 3740
Bellevue. Bob Hall, noted come-
dian, will entertain, films of the
1954 Rose Bowl game between
Michigan State and UCLA will
be shown, and a travelogue will
be presented. Phone Ted Bale,
DI. 1-9663, for reservations.
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Lt. JACK WINOKUR AUXIL-
IARY invites all young men and
women eligible to join JWV to
a Purim party at 8:30 p.m.,
Monday, in the Memorial Home.
Refreshments will be served.

JWV Sponsors
Toy Drive Mar. 28

The Department of Michigan
Jewish W a r Veterans and its
affiliated posts and auxiliaries
will sponsor a one-clay drive on
March 28 for gift toys and
clothing to be sent to orphans
and underprivileged youngsters
in Israel.
The "gift" campaign is being
conducted in cooperation with
the community's religious and
Sunday schools. Letters have
been sent to parents of religious
school students requesting that
toys and clothing be brought •to
their respective schools to be
picked up by trucks manned by
JWV members.
The Michigan JWV Depart-
ment has promised a carload of
goods to its New York headquar-
ters. After collection from the
schools, items will be wrapped
and forwarded.
Henry. Littman, Department
senior vice-commander, is direc-
ting the overall drive, with as-
sistance from Ruth Elson, Aux-
iliary representative and Walter
Klein, Gerson Marter, John Ne-
mon and Ralph Epstein.
Individuals with no children.
in religious school wishing to
make contributions to the effort
may drop packages off at the
JWV Memorial Home, 4095 W.
Davison, at Dexter, or call WE.
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3-0846.

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FARBAND LABOR ZIONIST
ORDER will hold its 18th na-
tional convention' in Montreal,
May 22 to 26.
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MATTATHIAS TENT HIVE, of
the Maccabees, will meet at 8:30
p.m., Thursday, at Jericho Tem-
ple, Linwood at Lawrence. A new
Israeli movie will be shown and

ters have just been opened at
Nathanya and Herzlyah in Is-
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Fidler, rael ; it has been announced by
1071 S. Sycamore Ave., Los An- Dr. William Haber, American
geles, Calif., announce the en- ORT Federation president.
gagement of their daughter,
Judi, to Alan Sachse, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest J. Sachse, for-
mer Detroiters. The couple are
both Los Angeles City College
students. Miss Fidler is a psy-
and His
chology major, advertising sec-
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retary of the "Collegian" (stu-
UN.
dent body publication). She has
won several inter-collegiate
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beauty contests. Alan is presi-
dent of Chi Alpha Sigma, hon-
orary advertising and business
fraternity. He is advertising
manager of the "Collegian," a
member of the swimming and
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the late Mr. Auslaender, of
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igan. Her fiance is studying at
the Massachusetts Institute of
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Dr. HARRY SWARTZ, of New
York, • a former Detroiter and
graduate of the University of
Michigan Medical School, has
recently published his third
book, "The Allergic Child." An
allergy specialist, Dr. Swartz'
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What It Is "andWhat to Do
About It" and "Hayfever."

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Louis Levine will speak on the
Histadrut.
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ESTELLE SHIFMAN, dance
instructor, will present Ste-
phanie Koorhan, Laura Siporin,
Donna Sue McCrea, Kay Rosen-
berg, Linda Calchary, Rosemary
Grayson, Judy .Eisenberg and
Marilyn Shifman in a dance ex-
hibition at the Ahavas Achim
Religious School's Purim party
on Sunday.
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CORNFIELD FAMILY CLUB
will meet Sunday evening, in
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mau-
rice Cornfield, 3359 Lawrence.
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BODZIN FAMILY CLUB will
meet_ Sun4ay evening, at the
home of the Harry Bodzins, on
Birwood Ave. Plans for a wienie
roast and other activities will be
discussed.

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News Brevities

Shirley Zaft and Jack Bazell
will be featured performers
when the DETROIT OPERA
WORKSHOP presents an eye-
ing of operatic exerpts at 8:20
p.m., Monday, in the Federation
of Women's Clubs auditorium.
Miss Zaft will have the leading
role in Pergolesi's one-act opera
Warburg Gets UJA Award "La Serva Padrona," while Ba-
NEW YORK, (JTA) — Edward zell sings in Mozart's "Don Gio-
M. M. Warburg, head of the na- vanni."
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tionwide United Jewish Appeal,
received the highest honor of
A manual was distributed to
the United Jewish Appeal of 475 Reform congregations urg-
Greater New York—the annual ing them to "put the social prin-
chairman's award for outstand- ciples of Judaism to work." The
ing service and devotion to the appeal was prepared by the
cause of UJA.
joint commission on social ac-
The presentation was made at tion of the Union of American
a pre-campaign dinner meeting Hebrew Congregations and Cen-
of New York UJA leaders in the , tral Conference of American
Waldorf Towers apartment of Rabbis. Rabbi Alfred Friedman,
William Rosenwald, a national Cong. Shaarey Zedek, Lansing,
helped prepare the brochure,
campaign chairman.
while serving on the committee
were Detroiters, Gabriel N. Alex-
ander and Joseph Bugeleisen.
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Television Programs
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Station: WWJ.
Feature: "The Purim Play"
will relate the story of a little
boy, who after hearing• the
story of Haman's plans to mur-
der all the Jews in Shushan,
dreams the whole Biblical Book
of Esther, and is assured that
with courage and faith, good is
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