Friday, March 7, ).958—THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS- 16

MissVinocurReyeals Israel Sisterhood Leaguye Extends I Hannah Feinstein
March 30 Wedding Sets 7th Annual Award Deadline 10 Wed D. E. Lazarus

Antique Fair

MISS MIRIAM VINOCUR

Mr. and Mrs. Sy Vinocur, of
18061 Pennington, have made
known the engagement of their
daughter, Miriam, to Howard
Radner, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Radner, of 18910 Wilde-
mere.
Miss Vinocur attended Green-
brier College for Women. The
prospective bridegroom is a
graduate of the University of
Michigan and the U. of M.
school of law.
A March 30 wedding has been
planned.

Rare glass, fine wood pieces,
antique silver and primitives
are some of the items to be
shown at the seventh annual
Antique Fair, sponsored by the
Temple Israel Sisterhood, it was
announced this week by Mrs.
George M. Stutz, president.
The fair, to be held March
16 to 19, at the temple, will
feature ex-
hibits by 24
antique deal-
ers, some
from out-state
areas. Booths
will be open
from 12 noon
to 10 p.m., all
four days.
Mrs. Sey-
mour S. Ell-
a n, vi ce-
president of
ways and
Mrs. Stutz
means and
chairman of the fair, announces
that in addition to antiques,
there will be a cracker barrel
store selling old-fashioned
delicacies, hand-made aprons
and other items at a Sister-
hood booth.
Three portrait painters, Artis
Lane, George Provard and Bill
Logan, will do pastel sketches
of visitors to the fair. This
feature was arranged through
art patron Sam Field.
Organ music will provide a
musical setting throughout the
fair, and the bird and beef
buffet will serve home-cooked
luncheons and 'dinners, under
the chairmanship of Mrs. Sol
Stein. She is assisted by Mes-
dames Tom Mitteldorf, Louis
Dizik and Paul Camiener.
The fair souvenir book is
being planned by Mesdames
Frank Manchel, Charles Bassey,
Albert Jaco and Irma Somlyo.
Secretaries include Mesdames
David Leeser, Simon Traurig
and Morton Barris.
Tickets are being handled by
Mesdames Hyman Jacks o n,
Harry Fisher and David Yaffee,
and may be obtained by calling
the temple office, UN. 3-7769,
or at the door.
Mrs. Stutz advises that pro-
ceeds from the Antique Fair
will aid the Sisterhood in ful-
filling its commitments to
various temple projects.

Deadline date for submitting
names of candidates for consid-
eration in the Mildred Simons
Rosenberg Memorial Y outh
Awards, given annually by the
League of Jewish Women's Or-
ganizations, has been extended
to March 17.
The awards, memorializing
one of the League's past presi-
dents, are presented to the out-
standing high school juniors and
seniors who exhibit high stand-
ing scholastically and religiously
and show promise of future
community leadership.
One young man is selected
to receive the silver kiddush
cup, and one young woman is
chosen to receive a silver meno-
rah as symbols of achievement.
Traditionally, a number of
honorable. mention certificates
also are awarded by the com-
mittee of judges, each of whom
is concerned with youth and
educational activities.
Although Mrs. Theodore Barg-
man is chairman of the award
committee, information and ap-
plications should be addressed
to Mrs. Joseph Viedrah, 18965
Santa Barbara, UN. 1-9328.

JWV Activities

ROBERT•J. RAFELSON
AUXILIARY will be hostessed
by Mrs. Frances Rafelson at a
paid up membership luncheon
The Men's Club and Sister-
at Jeri's Restaurant, March 8,
hood of Cong. Beth Yehudah
12:30 p.m.
will hold a Purim party at 2
* * *
p.m., Sunday, at the synagogue,
Lt. ROY F. GREEN AUXILI-
when youngsters will be treated
ARY will hold a paid-up dinner
to cartoons, surprise entertain-
party on Tuesday evening, in
ers, games and holiday refresh-
the home of Mrs. Bernard Hoff-
ments.
man, past president, of Penning-
Beginning at 8:30 p.m., that
ton Dr. The dinner, in the form
evening, there will be a special
of a smorgasbord party, will
showing of "Hill 24 Doesn't An-
feature the favorite dishes of
swer." A social hour will follow.
each member. According to Mrs.
Friends are invited.
Jerry Dale, junior vice-Presi-
dent, guests will include Mes-
dames Morton Oppenheim, De-
partment president; Oscar Katz
and John Nemon, Departme-nt
vice-presidents..
Master of Ceremonies
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Detroit's Leading Entertainer
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home of Mrs. William Snider-
man,
1 8 0 4 5 Kentucky. The
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nominating committee will pre-
Wedding Movies
sent the slate, and nominations
Expert Work, Lowest Prices
will be held. A social will fol-
Folk Chorus Invites
by Marshall Klaper
low, with Mesdames Max
of Scott Films
Inquiries on Membership
Kriseman and William Lakin
UN 4-9190
Anyone in the community serving as hostesses.
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kell. No training is necessary Dance Group, under the chair-
for membership. Inquiries may manship of Larry Loewenthal,
be made to Harvey Schreibman, is now available for programs
UN 3-0404
UN 2-2850
director, GR. 4-6412.
of organizations.
The group, composed of 12
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Oak Park teens who meet under
the direction of two adult ad-
visors, offers a repertoire of
songs and dances "from the land
of the Bible," complete with
chalil, drum and harmonica.
Performances of the dancers
have been given before several
nta
communal organizations and
have met with an enthusiastic
FRESH — KOSHER MADE
response. Information may be
obtained by calling Loewenthal,
=IN
LI 5-2644, or Avram Lauffer,
LBS. fm.
advisor, TE 1-9143.

Beth Yehudah Affiliates
Schedule Purim Activities

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MISS HANNAH FEINSTEIN

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Feinstein,
of Winthrop Ave., announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Hannah Sharon, to David - Eu-
gene Lazarus, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Maynard Lazarus, of Tra-
verse City. A September wed-
ding is being planned.

U. of M. Hillel Series _
Discusses Jewish Novel
The second in a series of re-
views of Jewish novels will he
given at 7 p.m., Sunday, at the
University of Michigan Hillel
Foundation.
Dr. geymour Yellin, sociolo-
gy instructor at the university,
will speak on Sam Astrachan's
"An End to Dying." Other books
to be reviewed are Adele Weis-
man's "The Sacrifice" on March
23 by John F. Muehi; and My-
ron S. Kaufman's "Remember
Me to God," March 30 by Dr.
Daniel R. Miller.

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