Pioneer Women's Annual Donor
Event Nets $55,000 for Israel

A total of $55,000 was raised
by the Pioneer , Women's Coun-
cil for the projects of the
Working Women's Movement in
Israel, it was announced at the
annual donor event's celebra-
tion at Ford Auditorium, Sun-
day evening.
The event's guest speaker,
David S. Tesher, Israel's Consul
General at Chicago, outlined
Israel's achievements in the
last 10 years and spoke of the
plans for the integration of
more newcomers in the , land
and the expansion of the coun-
try's industries during the sec-
ond decade.
Tesher also addressed a group
of local leaders at a brunch at
the Davison Jewish Center,
Sunday noon. Speaking under
the auspices of the Zionist and
Community Councils, under the

chairmanship of Morris Lieber-
man, he reviewed the problems
faced by Israel and especially
exposed the fallacies inherent
in the attacks on Israel on the
score of the refugee issue.
He said that only the resettle-
ment of the refugees in Arab
countries, where they will live
among •kinsmen, in an area
where their faith is practiced
and their language spoken, could
the problem truly be liquidated.
Tesher expressed ,the hope
that Israel's population will
reach the three million mark
in 1966.
During his stay here, he ap-
peared on TV and radio pro-
grams- and was welcomed to
Michigan by Governor G. Men-
nen Williams, at, a conference
in Lansing on Monday after-
noon.

CarolerSue Bachman Young Israel Scout Troop
to Honor Larry Platt
to Wed Next August Young Israel or Detroit's Boy
Scout Troop 210 will present its
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Scout of the Month Award to

Larry Platt at services Saturday
in the synagogue.
The troop meets at 7 p.m.,
each Monday, at the Center, un-
der the leadership of Marvin
Engel and Sandy Eisenberg.
Boys interested in joining
should call the Young Israel of-
fice, TE. 4-4145.

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Dr. and Mrs. M. E. Bachman
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Carole Sue
Aesulapians Write
(Peggy), to Capt. Stuart D.
LaKind, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Happy Ending to a
George LaKind, _ of Teaneck,
At a Thanksgiving Day cock- Thanksgiving Tale
N.J.
tail party, Mr. and Mrs. David
Miss Bachman is a senior in
A happy ending Was written
W o 1 i n, of Flint, Mich., an-
-Wayne State University's col-
nounced The engagement of thir this week on a story which be- lege of education. Her fiance is
daughter, Barbara, to Philip gan on Th - nksgiving Day, whe n a graduate of Seton Hall Univer-
Kirshner, cantor of Cong. Beth members of the Aesculapiai 1 sity and the University of Mary-
Pharmaceutical Association an
Israel in Flint.
its Ladies Auxiliary voted $40 d land school of dentistry. He is
Miss Wolin attended the Uni- for a young, struggling pharma 0 _ affiliated with Alpha Omega
dental fraternity and Gorgas-
versity of Michigan, and will cy student.-
graduate this spring from Flint
The incident began on Odontological honor society.
Capt. LaKind is now serving
College. Cantor Kirshner, a Thanksgiving, when the son o
native of Winnipeg, Can., is a One of the members, home fo f with the U.S. Army dental corps,
graduate of Maimonides College - the holiday, appeared to hi r and is stationed at Fort Rucker,
5 Ala. An August wedding is
in Regina. He also studied at parents quite dejected.
planned.
Hebrew Union College and
Upon questioning the young
Yeshiva University in N e w man, his parents learned abou t
York.
a buddy of his in pharmacy Maimonides to Honor
The wedding will take place school who apparently would
on• June 22, in Flint.
have to drop out of school be Mothers of Members
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cause of financial problems.
After explaining that the at Hanukah Program
- The engagement of Joan
friend
was a "good student, ter-
Mothers of members of the
Kadri to Mayer Zald, son of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Harold Zald, rific athlete and a wonderful Women's Auxiliary of the
Maimonides
of Detroit, has been announced guy," the parents decided. to
. Medical So-
by the bride-elect's parents, Mr. take the matter to the Aescul-
ciety will be
and Mrs. Arthur Kadri, of pians, which has amassed quite
honored at a
Bronx, N.Y. Both young people a record of philanthropic work
Hanukah pro-
attend the University of Michi- in support of scholarships for
gram and buf-
gan. A June wedding is planned. needy students.
With all funds allocated for
fet luncheon,
the year, a special resolution
to be held
was --eeded to provide the $400
at 12:30 p.m.,
which would keep the boy in
Tuesday, at
school to finish out his first
the Detroit
year.
Historical Mu-
Last week, the Auxiliary vot- Mrs. Wittenbergseum.
ed for the resolution, and $200
As has been a tradition for
was sent immediately. The re- many years, Mrs. Samson Wit-
maining funds will be for- tenbergt herself a 26-year mem-
warded shortly.
ber of the organization, will
And outside of a few late sing the blessings over the
dinners being served as the tele- candle lighting ceremony and
phone_ wires jangled incessant-
ly on Thanksgiving Day, the other Yiddish -holiday songs.
Following the invocation by
Jewish pharmacists and their
wives cut all pain and red tape Mrs. • Louis L. Kazdan, past
to give a helping hand to a fu- president, the program chair-
ture member of the profession. man for the day, Mrs. Joseph
Dubin, will introduce Mrs.
Joshua Sperka as guest speaker:
AJC Women to Hear She will speak on the meaning
Hanukah.
Conference Reports of Hostesses
for the luncheon
The Women's Division of the will be Mesdames Charles
Jewish Welfare Federation will Gitlin, Eugene Plous, Joseph
hold an open board meeting Slutsky, Alfred Klein and
Wednesday, 10:15 a.m. at the Nathaniel Sandler.
Davison Jewish Center. Board
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members and Women's Division
campaign leaders will attend.
Smart brides select the
In addition to conducting the
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regular business of the Women's
weddings and receptions. And
Division, the meeting will in::
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by Max Fisher, 1957 Allied Jew-
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the bride and her family.
Harry L. Jones, women's cam-
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