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ORT Women's President Israeli Representative Addressses Bnei Akiva
To Speak Here Feb. 7 s

Mrs. Gittle Melinsky, president
of DETROIT LADIES LECHEM
ANEEIM, invites friends to the
group's annual banquet at 6
p.m., Sunday, at Zack's Catering.
Rabbi Leo Goldman will be guest
speaker. For reservations, call
Mrs. Vera Rom, UN. 3-6170.
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YOUNG W OMEN'S BICUR
CHOLEM will meet at 12:30 p.m.,
Monday, in the home of Mrs
Sam Schwartz, 19348 Marlowe. A
report on the recent fund-rais-
ing event will be given by Mrs.
Abe Bookstein, chairman.
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Members of FANNIE GLUCK
CHAPTER, Mizrachi Women,
will participate in the Bruce
Mayer television show at 1:30
p.m., Monday, over WWJ-TV. For
tickets, call Mrs. Leo Genser,
UN.. 1-4059.

NEGBAH CHAPTER, Pioneer
Women, has scheduled a special
meeting on Wednesday after-
noon, at the home of Mrs. Sy
Vinocur, 18061 Pennington. Ger-
' trade Levine, Histadrut chair-
man, will present a new Israeli
j film. On Feb. 8, a luncheon will
be held at 4- he Federal Depart-
, went Store, Grand River at Oak-
, man, where a program has been
arranged by Mrs. David Schrage,
president. Friends are invited.
For luncheon tickets, call Mrs.
Walter Epstein, ticket chairman,
Mrs. LUDWIG KAPHAN, of
KE. 3-4863, or Mrs. Leonard Kro-
New York, national president
rnirs, UN. 3-7450.
of Women's American ORT
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and member of the World
NORTHWEST CHILD RESCUE ORT board, will be in Detroit
WOMEN, who maintain local Feb. '7 to address an open
and Israeli projects aiding in the meeting or ORT members and
rehabilitation of needy children, their friends, it was announc-
will begin an all-out drive for ed this week by Mrs. Oliver
funds with a luncheon rally Ruby, president of the Michi-
Tuesday afternoon, in the home gan Region of Women's Ameri-
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Mrs. Herman Goose, president of Mrs. Edward Lutz, 18661. Men- can ORT. The program will
of ROCHEL LAYA STEPINER dota. Mrs. Max Kasoff will _serve be held at 1 p.m., in the Wo-
AID SOCIETY, announces the as co-hostess. Mrs. Elkan Levine, men's City Club.
organization's forthcoming don- a fund-raising chairman, will
or luncheon, to be held April 26, preside. Her co-workert include
at Rainbow Terrace. Mrs. N. Mesdames Sam Abramson, Sam
Norman Goldenberg, donor Kampner, Ann Koenig, Milton
chairman, will be assisted by Kogan, Herman Moss and Harry
Mesdames Ben Isaacs, journal; 1Topor.
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G I N S B URG - ROSENBERG
and Nathan Rosenthal, pledges.
MEDINA CHAPTER, Pioneer POST recently visited Saginaw
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Women, will meet at 9 p.m., Veterans Hospital, and distri-
The third in a series of oneg Monday, in the home of Mrs. buted fruit baskets and canteen
shabbat will be presented by the Sam Fishman. A new Histadrut books to patients. Entertain-
TEMPLE ISRAEL SISTERHOOD , film will be shown. In hOnor of , ment was provided. Abe MedoW,
on Feb. 5, at the home of Mrs Jewish Music Month, a program chairman, was assisted by Sid
Arthur Hass, 1350 Strathcona. A is being planned for Feb. 14, at Feiner, Jack Gormenzano, Sam
dessert luncheon will be served which Edith Sauls will be guest ; Faitler, Harold Gabin and Fred
at 12:30 p.m., according to Mrs. soloist. Young women interested Schwartz.
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David H. Yaffe, oneg shabbat in joining the group should call
chairman. Arthur Hass, local at- !Mrs. Ben Salinger, KE. 3-8470. 1 GINS BURG - ROSENBERG
AUXILIARY w i 11 service pa-
torney, will speak on "The Horse
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1 tents at Ann Arbor Veterans
and His Rider."
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KINNERET
CHAPTER,
Pio-
, Hospital on Sunday. Mildred
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neer Women, will meet at 12:30
SISTERS OF ZION MIZRACHI p.m., Wednesday, in the home of Bronstein, chairman, states that
will celebrate Hamisha Asar Mrs. Lillian Goldman, 2928 Rich- entertainment and refreshments
b'Shvat with its annual program ton. Mrs. Jacob .E. Segal will re- wil be provided. The group will
and meeting' Wednesday at view the book "The Spark and meet Tuesday, in the Memorial
Home when hostesses will in-
Young Israel Center. A guest the Exodus."
clude .Yetta Wais, Arlene Weitz-
speaker is planned. Mrs. Joshua
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man
and Dorothy Zack.
S. Sperka will represent drama-
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TWO, Pioneer Women,
tic readings and Mrs. Jacob Axel- is CLUB
planning a special . Histadrut
Members of SHOL;OM AUX-
rod will offer.a program of He - meeting
at 12 noon, Wednesday, ILIARY will hold a •party Sat-
brew songs. The group is par-
ticipating in the Midwest re- 1 at Moss Catering. Luncheon will urday, at the Girls Juvenile De-
gional conference of Mizrachi be served. Movsas Goldaftas will tention Home, Dorothy Gold-
be guest speaker. Friends are in- stein, chairman, will be-: : assisted
Women, to be held at the Hotel vited.
by Pauline. Stolerow,„Lillian
Detroiter, Feb. 7 and 8.
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Panzer, Mollye Madgy, Enid
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CITY OF HOPE CANCER Chernia.k, Sarah Betty Cicurel,
WOMEN'S SABBATH LEAGUE FIGHTERS have appointed the Annette
Lippman and Mary
will .hOld its annual Hamisha following members to serve on Kaplan, president. Games and
Asar b'Shvat luncheon meeting its nominating committee: Edith refreshments will be featured.
at 12:30 p.m., Monday, at Young Deitch, chairman, Bert Bassin, At 7:30 p.m., Thursday, a paid-
Israel Center. Rabbi Emanuel , Mary Blitz, Edythe Cohen, Ida up membership spaghetti dinner
Applebaum will be guest speaker. Diamond, Jeanne Eizelman, May is planned at the Memorial
A musical program is planned, Feder. Ray Gold, Tillie Moltz, Home. The member bringing
with Mesdames Milton WinSton, Rose Moss, Fraida Stillwater and the most new members will re=
Morris Servetter and Jacob Ruth Weiss.
ceive a ballerina statuette. Gus,
Cohen in , charge of arrange-
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sie Brown, chairman, and Esther
ments.
KINNERET CHAPTER, Pio- Goldman and Irma Pasick, co-
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neer
Women, will hold a fare- chairmen, are assisted by Helen
ZEDAKAH CLUB will meet
well
party
in honor of Rebecca Zimmerman, Mildred Friedman,
Monday, at the home of Mrs.
Cohen,
president,
and Esther Lucille Berman, Shirley Helman
Maurice Cornfield, 19957 Mar-
Reder,
darling
chairman,
prior , and Rose Weintrob.
lowe. The group will service the
Downtown USO this week, under to their departure for Israel
S h i r ley Robinson, hospital
the chairmanship of Mrs. Max with their husbands. The event chairman of Sgt. MORTON A.
is
planned
for
8:30
p.m.,
Satur-
Lampert. Mrs. Hattie Schwartz,
SILVERMAN AUXILIARY, an-
is co-chairman. Members wish daY, at the home of Sadie Be- nounces that a valentine party
gun,
6808
W.
Outer
Dr.
'Esther
ing to serve as USO hostesses
Nusbaum, arrangements chair- will be held at 1 p.m., Thursday,
should call TO. 6-3042.
man, is assisted by Sadie Begun, at Dearborn Veterans Hospital.
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w i th handkerchiefs
I Nettie Betinsky, Frances Driker, Valentines
PASADENA STUDY CLUB, at Ruth Gosman, Sarah Kanter, and lollipops will be distributed
Its meeting Tuesday, in the home Rebecca Warren and Rae Fein- to all patients to be sent to their
of Mrs. Ernestine Medow, 20101 berg. Proceeds will purchase an wives, sweethearts and children.
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Tracey, will hear a talk by A. appliance for Israel. Sarah Kan-
The proclamation "Queen for
:Brickner, of Northville State ter is chairman for the evening.
a Day" will be designated to the
Hospital. Interested women are
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member of DETROIT LADIES'
invited. '
GOLDA MEYERSON CHAP- AUXILIARY who brings in the
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BETH ABRAHAM WOMEN'S 1 TER, Pioneer Women, h a s most new members during the
CLUB is planning its annual scheduled a paid-up member- group's current membership
paid-up membership luncheon ; ship luncheon for 12 noon, Tues- campaign. Events planned in-
at 12:30 p.m., Tuesday, at Rain- day, at the home of Jennie clude a millionaire's party with
bow Terrace. A leading local Glenn, 2316 Ford. Dues may be the Post on Feb. 20 and the
beauty school will offer a dem-1 paid at the luncheon. New mem- Military Ball on March 5. For
onstration of hair-styling and bers are invited. For informa- information, call. Jean Weiss,
make-up. Reservations are avail- I tion, call Pauline Stepeck, TO. chairman, UN, 3-5791. Volun-
able by calling Mrs. Sarah Nor- 5-8643, or Mrs. Glenn, TO. teers are still- needed to assist
with hospital parties.
man, UN. 2-8982, or Mrs. Belle ! 7-0300.
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Ribiat, WE. 5-3389.
At a recent installation cere- Adas Shalom Children's
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mony
held by RADOMER LA- Theater Program Sunday
A special board meeting has
been .scheduled by JEWISH DIES AUXILIARY, the follow-
The Children's Theater of
WOMEN'S EUROPEAN WEL- Mg were inducted into the of-
FARE ORGANIZATION Monday fice: Mesdames L. Lumberg-, Adas Shalom Religious School
afternoon, at the home of Mrs. president; J. Wisotsky, vice- will celebrate Jewish Music
Sara Edelman, 2250 S. -'LaSalle. president; M. Pianko, trea- Month Sunday,
Maurice Lax will lead in com-
Final arrangements for a lunch- surer; M. Wienman, trustee; A.
eon on Feb. 9, at Turover Tem- Dunn, secretary; S. Ross, sun- munity singing and will present
shine
committee,
and
B.
Adler,
an analysis of how religious
ple, will be planned..A program
music fits into Jewish services.
of games has ben scheduled for publicity committee.
Cantor Fenakel and the Syna-
the latter event. For tickets, call
Mrs. GeOrge Schwartz, TY. DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-1 1 gogue's Youth Choir will partic-
ipate,

The son of the late Rabbi
Yeshayah Shapiro, a founder of
Haoel Hamizachi in Israel, Eli-
melech Shapiro is presently in
this country to gain support for
a newly-conceived night-yeshi-
vah movement in Israel.
Named Ghazon Yesayahu, af-
ter Shapiro's father, the move-
ment is considered essential due
to the large percentage of youth
who work during the day and
efury
seek a Yeshiva education at
night when it is presently not
accessible.
The next oneg shabbat of Bnei
Akiva is planned for 8:30 p.m.,
This Week's Radio and
today, at the home of Yitzchak
Television Programs
Portnoy, 4253 Leslie.
of Jewish Interest
Bnei Akiva is currently co-
THE ETERNAL LIGHT
operating with Young Israel
Time: 12:30 p.m., Sunday.
Center of Oak-Woods in a Toys
Sation: WWJ.
for Israel project. Toys are ex-
Feature: A folk legend, "Once pected to be sent to Kibbutz
Upon a Time," tells the story of Lavee, a settlement in the Gali-
a poor town whose people were lee belonging to Hapoel Hamiz-
content without material wealth. rachi, parent-body o f Bnei
A newcomer, who at first could Akiva.
not understand their hapiness,
soon realizes that material gain Take away ambition and van-
is not the only key to content- ity, and where will be your he-
ment. I roes and patriots?—Seneca.

At an oneg shabbat last week-
end, members of Bnei Akiva of
Detroit . heard Elimelech Sha-
piro, of Tel Aviv speak of the
great need for members of the
movement to "introduce a new
spiritual revolution on the Jew-
ish scene and to carry along with
it Jewish youth from all circles."

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