Pharmacy Units
Slate . Parley Here

The national convention of
Alpha Zeta Omega Pharmaceu-
tical Fraternity and its Ladies
Auxiliary will be held here
this weekend at the Sheraton-
Cadillac Hotel.
Delegations from many cities
in New Jersey, New York,
Maryland, Massachusetts, Wash-
ington, D: C., Kentucky, Ohio,
Missouri, Connecticut, Florida,
Pennsylvania and Virginia will
join Michigan representatives
at the parley.
Greeting the delegates will
be Burton Platt
and 'Mrs. Sey-
mour Morton,
convention
'chairmen, and
their commit-
tees.
Seper ate
meetings of the
men's and ‘wo-
men's group
are planned for

Mrs. Millman all-day -Sunday.
The • women will be convened
under thd diredtion of Mrs. Max
Millman, of Detroit, the na-
tional Auxiliary president.
Presiding at the men's meet-
ings will be A. Milton Cohen,
of Cleveland, national director.
Greetings will be extended by
Nathan Moiseev, president, De-
troit Alumni Chapter; Mrs.
Jack . Robinson, Detroit Aux-
iliary president; and Harold
Tobes, president of the col-
legiate chapter at Wayne State
University.
Reports will be heard on the

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progress of the Roy Scott Me-
morial Fund, which is the
fraternity's $100,000 project to-

Yolles-Bookstein Rites
Planned for Jan. '19

JWV
Activities

The largest meeting in post
history was recorded at the
BALE POST's "night of honor"
meeting paying tribute to out-
standing post workers. Sports
luminary Bill Veeck was guest
speaker.
Among n e w activities in
which the post will soon engage
are awarding a University of
Michigan scholarship to a wor-
thy and needy student, regard-
less of race, creed or color;
presentation of a U.S. flag to the
Children's Orthogenic School on
W. Seven Mile; hosting 50 dis-
abled, hospitalized veterans at
the opening Detroit Pistons bas-
ketball game. The post will
MISS LORRAINE YOLLES
meet on Oct. 29 at the Memorial
Home, 4095 Davison. All Jewish
Jan. 19 is' the date set by
war veterans are invited, ac- Lorraine Yolles and Jerome
cording to Irving Yura, com- Bookstein for their forthcom-
mander.
ing wedding ceremony. Parents
* * *
of the young couple are Mr.
CHARLES & AARON KOGAN and Mrs. Moe Yolles, of 17190
AUXILIARY has slated its an- Woodingham, and Mr. and Mrs.
nual membership tea for 8:30 Hyman Bookstein, of 2434 Oak-
p.m., Thursday, at the Memorial man Blvd.
Home, states Mrs. Phyllis Geer,
The bride-to-be is a student
chairman. A play and social- at Wayne State University. She
hour are planned. Prospective is affiliated with Delta Phi Ep-
members are invited.
silon sorority.
* * *
Her fiance is a WSU gradu-
CHARLES & AARON KO- ate.
GAN POST will hold a social
meeting at 8:30 p.m., Monday,
at the Memorial Home. Films
of the 1956-57 east-west cham-
pionship basketball game will
be shown and narrated by
A Simhat Torah ball will be
members of the Detroit Pis-
tons team. Refrsehments will sponsored by CONG. GEMI-
be served. Guests may be LUTH CHASSODIM Men's club
on the evening of Oct. 26, at
brought to the meeting.
the Cong. Beth Abraham social
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hall, 8100 W. Seven Mile. In
Lt. ELI LEVIN AUILIARY commemoration of its 10th an-
Will service cottagel of the Ju-
venile. Detention Home this niversary, the men's club also
Saturday. Entertainment, re- will present an anniversary
freshments and •gifts will be banquet in the Spring. Regular
provided. The group will meet and social affairs will be sched-

MISS SANDRA LEINOFF

Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Lein-
off, of Waverly Ave., announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Sandra, to Lynn Gold, son
of Mr. and Mrs. S. Charles
Gold, of Louisville, Ky.

For information and reservations, call
Herman Schwartz at Woodward 1.8000

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games, a magic show and re-
freshments, according to Sey-
mour Kaplan, youth director.
The program for teens and sub-
teens will be outlined at the
event.
Thus far, the group has en-
tered a basketball team in the

held religious services, sched-
uled mid-weekly or Sabbath get-
toge thers and "activities

nights."

Interested parents may ac-
company their child to the open
house or may inquire at the
Synagogue office.

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Men's Clubs

Betrothal Told

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"Youth Day" will be sponsored
by Young Israel of Northwest
Detroit at 2 p.m., Sunday, at
the YI center, 17376 Wyoming.
Yongsters aged 8 to 16 are
invited to attend.
Registration of new ,members
in the youth group will precede

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ward the building of a phar-
Macy school at the Hebrew
University in Jerusalem.
Mrs. Millman is national
chairman of the project, while
Elder Stein, of Pittsburgh, is
men's chairman.
Interspersed throughout the
convention sessions will be a Tuesday- evening, at the Memo- .
series of socials, • inchiding "a rial Home.
mad hatter's contest" on Sat-
urday night, a luncheon Sunday
and the concluding banquet
Sunday evening.-

Smart brides select the
Sheraton-Cadillac for their
weddings and receptions. And
for good reason! First, the
staff of this famous hotel spe-
cializes in catering to wed-
dings — lifts so many nagging
details from the shoulders of
the bride and her family.
And whether you select 'the
magnificent Grand Ballroom
for a party of 750, or one of
our exquisite Parlors for an
intimate family group of as
-small as twenty, you may rest
assured that the accommoda-
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finest in Detroit. '
Our prices are reasonable-,
and you'll always be proud to
remember that your wedding
was at the Sheraton-Cadillac.

Young Israel to Hold 0 pen House for Youth
An open house marking inter - congregational league,

uled once a month. Jan. 18 has
been set aside for a variety
show by best known Interna-
tional performers. Norbert
Robert is president of the or-
ganization. Menashe Haar is

program chairman.
* *. *
A talk on his recent trip to
Israel will be given by Rabbi
Jacob Segal at the 8:30 p.m.
meeting, Monday, of ADAS
SHOLOM Men's. Club, in the
synagogue's banquet hall. The
rabbi will illustrate his talk
with colored slides of scenes
he personally photographed,
according to Carl Lichtenstein,
men's club president. All Sis-
terhood members and wives of
men's club members are in-
vited to attend. Refreshments
will be served.
* * *
David Schiff was 're-elected
president of CONG. BNAI
MOSHE Men's Club at the an-
nual meeting held recently. Al-
bert Margolin was named as
vice-president; Eugene Fried-
man, secretary-treasurer. The
club, in cooperation with the
Sisterhood, will sponsor a dance
in late November. Margolin
heads the arrangements com-

mittee.

Federation Sets Tour of Agencies

Members of a Leadership
Training Institute, sponsored by
the Women's Division of the
Jewish Welfare Federation, will
tour Federation agencies this
Monday.
Mrs. Daniel
Cohn, tour
chairman, i s
being assisted
by Mrs. Maur-
i cue Schiller.
The group
will meet at
the. Esther
Berman
Branch of the
United He-
brew Schools
and travel by
bus to Sinai
Hospital, t h e
Jewish Home
Mrs. Cohn
for Aged and other agencies.
Mrs. Julian Sco tt will discuss
the work of the agencies along

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the way.
Lunch, which is being pre

pared by Mrs. Harry Spoon and
her food committee, will be
served at the Jewish Home for
Aged.
The leadership training group
will have an opportunity to
meet agency executives and
learn first hand how the organi-
zations operate.
The tour will be continued as
the third session of the Leader-
ship Training Institute. Mrs.
Isidore Sobeloff is institute
chairman.

Young Democrats
to Hear Mrs. Griffiths

Martha Griffiths. U.S. Con-
gresswoman from the 17th Dis-

trict, will address the district's
Young Democrats at 8 • p.m.,'
Wednesday, at the home of

Jack Schon, 20100 Ardmore.
Anyone in the community aged
18 to 35 is invited to attend.
For information, call Elliott
Beitner, district' Young Demo-

crats chairman, UN 3-8245.

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