Israel's 10th anniversary of
statehood.
Mrs. Alfred M. Carlin, of
Pittsburgh, national Chen chair-
man of the Women's Division,
presented the 1958 Sponsor Pins
at a luncheon preceding the
operalogue. The first pin was
awarded to Mrs. Max Stollman,
Detroit Chairman of the Na-
tional Sponsors. Mrs. Karlin
commended the group on show-:
ing their continued interest in
the upbuilding of Israel.
The operalogue, presented by
Carol Longone, featured opera
stars Elaine Bonazzi, Grant Gar-
nell, Maria Ferriero and James
Cosenza.
More than 50 women pur-
chased $1,000 Israel Bonds each
and thereby enrolled as 1958
National Sponsors, Feb. 20, at
the liome of Mrs. Henry Turkel,
2760 W. 7-Mile, where the oper-
alogue version of Bizet's "Car-
men" was enacted.
The affair marked the launch-
ing of the Detroit Women's Di-
vision 1958 campaign for Israel'
Bonds and the celebration of
Brevities
Mrs. Max Stollman, Detroit
National Sponsor chairman,
receives her pin from Mrs.
Alfred M. Carlin.
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THE ETERNAL LIGHT
Time: 10:30 p.m., Sunday.
Station: WWJ.
Feature: The story of Dr.
Arthur D. Goldhaft, a veterin-
arian whose work -with poultry
diseases led. to important medi-
cal developments in immuniza-
tion, will be told. The story,
"The Golden Egg," is based on
Dr. Goidhaft's book of the same
name.
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MESSAGE OF ISRAEL
Time: 11:05 p.m., Sunday.
Station: WXYZ.
Feature: Dr. Nelson Glueck,
president of the Hebrew Union
College-Jewish Institute of Re-
ligion and a world famous, ar-
chaeologist, will b e guest
speaker.
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ROOSEVELT DAY PROGRAM
- Time: 9:30 p.m., Tuesday.
Station: WJR.
Feature: Prof. William Haber,
professor of economics at the
University of Michigan, will be
one of the main speakers in
this program, which celebrates
the 25th anniversary of the
inaugural of the late President
Franklin D. Roosevelt. Gov . Wil-
liams will be another speaker.
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COUNCIL BROADCAST
Time: 10 p.m., Saturday.
Station: WJLB.
Feature: Harold Berry, of the
executive committee of the
Jewish Community Council, will
discuss activities of the Council
in conjunction with its 20th an-
niversary institute and dinner
on March 9 over the Council
portion of the Altman Jewish
Hour.
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Ex-Detroit Shoeman
Awards USC Grants
A fellowship for research in
\the field of health and physical
education has been awarded to
two students at the University
of Southern California, through
a grant given by Nathan Hack,
ex-Detroit shoe executive. The
students are doing special re-
search for Ph.D. degrees.
Hack, who retired from the
Detroit firm bearing his name;
moved to Santa Monica, Calif.,
in 1946. He developed the Rip-
ple Sole while doing research
work in the physical education
laboratories at USC.
BURG FAMILY CLUB will
meet at 9 p.m., Sunday, in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. . Abe
Duke, 21741 Cloverlawn, Oak
Park. Honored at the group's
recent eighth anniversary cele-
bration at Elmwood Casino
were the following new offi-
cers: Sol Burg, president; Rose
Burg, treasurer; and Blanch
Duke, secretary. Outgoing offi-
cers were Abe Duke, president;
Seymour Wedes, treasurer; Ann
Wedes, secretary; and Edna
Burg, sgt.-at-arms.
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The 15th Democratic Con-
gressional District, at its home-
coming dinner, March 20, at
Local 1'74 Hall, 6495 W. Warren,
will be addressed by Lt. Gov.
PHIL HART. David Lebenbom
and Joseph Pernick are dinner
co-chairmen.
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SHERMAN FAMILY CLUB
will meet at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. 141;anny Friedman,
23240 Scotia, Oak Park, Sunday.
Final plans and reservations
will be made for the family
Seder to be held at the Mayfair
on Saturday, April 5.
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- CARO PARENTS ASSOCIA-
TION will meet at 8 p.m., today,
in room 810 of the Veterans
Memorial Bldg., 151 W. Jeffer-
son. A social hour will follow.
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The young male French sing-
ing group, V A-R EL and
BAILLY, with Les Chanteurs
de Paris, will be heard at De-
troit Town Hall's final program
of the season on Monday. The
concert, consisting of songs re-
cording France's history as well
as compositions by Varel and
Bailly, will be held at 11 a.m. in
Ford Auditorium.
Sandra Barry IVed
to _Howard La Kritz
MRS. HOWARD LaKRITZ
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Sandra Barry, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Don Barry, 6f
Burt Rd., became the bride
of Howard Gordon LaKritz,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Max La-
Kritz, of Roselawn Ave., in a
ceremony Feb. 16, at Adas Sha-
lom Synagogue. Rabbi Jacob E.
Segal and Cantor Nicholas Fe-
nakel officiated.
The bride's gown was of silk
taffeta, and. ended in a cathe-
dral train. Chantilly lace, scat-
tered with seed pearls and se-
quins, trimmed the neckline of
the gown. Her silk illusion veil
was held in place by a double
crown of pearls and sequins,
and she carried an arrangement
of lilies on a white prayer book.
Mrs. Norman Weinberg was
matron of honor, and brides-
maids were Mrs. Arnold Kush-
mar, Mrs. Maynard Stone, Mrs.
Edwin Adelman and Marlene
Oshinsky, Davie Ann Elkis was
flower girl.
Jessie Hyman was the bride-
groom's best man, and ushers
included Norman Weinberg,
Eric Langer, Howard Boesky,
Harvey Lipsky and Arnold
Kushmar. Charles Weisman was
the ring bearer.
Out of town guests were at
the wedding from New York,
Croswell, Lexington and Port
Hurbn. - Following a ho-neymoon
in New York, the- couple will
reside on Burt Rd.
omen s Clubs
(More Clubs Page 15)
HEBREW LADIES AID SO-
CIETY will hold a charity
luncheon March 19, at Cong.
Bnai Moshe, from which pro-
ceeds will go to needy families
on Passover. For tickets, call
Mesdarnes David Weiss, VE
6-9189; Sam Yollack, BR 3-1873;
Max Reisner, UN 3-4605; or Al-
Dr. NATHAN HERSHFIELD, bert Reisner, UN 1-7058.
of Temple Beth Jacob, Pontiac,
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will represent the Jewish Chau-
NORTHWEST YOUNG IS-
tauqua Society as a lecturer at
Owosso Bible College, Owosso, RAEL SISTERHOOD will hold
its annual bake sale March 13,
Mich., on Wednesday.
at Federal's, Grand River and
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Final plans and scjieduling Oakman. Under the chairman-
for the STRATFORD MUSIC ship of Mrs. Isadore Aronoff,
FESTIVAL running in conjunc- baked goods will be made by
tion with the sixth annual members and sold all day. Pro-
draMa season were announced ceeds will go to the Stern Col-
by Ezra Schabas, manager of lege of Women, Yeshiva Univer-
the Music season. The music sity. For information, call UN
festival will run for four weeks, 3-0171. At a meeting planned
July 22 to Aug. 16. "The Beg- for 9 p.m., Tuesday, at the
gar's Opera" will be given 12 synogogue, members will hear
performances opening on July Marty Schlussel, director of
Young Israel - sponsored Camp
'29.
Shor, speak on Jewish camping.
Friends are invited. Call Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Group
Marian Duchan, UN 4-2706, for
to Meet Saturday
information.
Mr. and Mrs. Group of the
City of Hope will meet at the
home of Mr. and • Mrs. Harry
Mayers, 24270 • Church, Oak
Marriages
Park, Saturday night.
Tickets for the fourth annual
WARSHAW - SILVERS. Mr.
games party scheduled for and Mrs. Harbey Elbinger, of
April 27 have been distributed Miami Beach, Fla., announce
to all the members. All pro- the marriage on Feb. 16 of
ceeds raised will be sent to their daughter, Charlotte Sil-
the City of Hope, Duarte, Calif. vers, to Louis Warshaw, son
for Leukemia research.
of Mr. Abraham Warshaw. The
For tickets, call L. Schwartz, ceremony was solemnized at
Temple Israel.
LI 1-2415.
Group Psychotherapists Saul Maltz to Speak
Hear Dr. Robert Drews on Purim at Party
Michigan Cha'pter of the
American Society of Group
Psychotherapy and Psych o-
drama will conduct a workship
in role playing for educators
at the Belcret Hotel from 9 a.m.
to 4 p.m. March 8. Luncheon
reservations are being taken
by Mrs. Cecilia Wells, assistant
principal of Guest school,.4041
Waverly.
,Dr. Robert S. Drews, local
psychiatrist, president of the
Michigan Chapter, and a direcl
for of the Moreno Institute of.
Psychodrama, New York, will
summarize the proceedings
from a psychodramatic stand-
point.
Dr. Drews will be interviewed
by Mary Morgan on CKLW-TV
at 12:05 p.m., Monday.
Detroit Auxiliary, City of
Hope will hold a Purim party '
on Marph 13 at the Turover
hall, Dexter and Monterey. A
program of Jewish lore and
culture will feature Saul Maltz,
principal of Workmen's Circle,
as guest speaker, in an expla-
nation of the origins of Purim.
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