1958-THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-n

Dance, Coin Book Parties to End
Pioneer Women Child Day Events

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Mrs. AVNAR NAGGAR, dance and coin book chairman
for Pioneer Women's annual World Jewish Child Day program,
awards "Todah" (thank you) certificates to local youngsters
participating in the program. They are, left to right, MERRILL
KRAMER, RENE WEISS and SAMMY WASSER.
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Having successfully terminat-
Knollwood Is Scene
ed its cannister drive, the De-
troit Council of Pioneer Women
of Congress Luncheon will hold its second program in
Members of the Detroit celebration of World Jewish
Women's Division, American Child Day at 9 p.m., Saturday,
Jewish Congress, are complet- at Adas Shalom Synagogue.
The event will be a dance in
ing plans for a spring lunch-
eon, to be held at 12:15 p.m., observance of Child Day and
May 6. at Knollwood Country marking the 10th anniversary
of Israels independence. Ac-
Club.
cording to Mesdames Jack Gos-
According to Mrs. Louis Red- man and Avner Naggar, co-
stone, president, fashions will chairmen, Leonard Stanley and
be by Albert Maurice, with his orchestra will play music
Mesdames Joseph Dubin, Jo- for dancing.
seph Eder, Louis Greenberg,
A host of prizes will be
Harry Jacobs, George Lewis, awarded during the evening by
Bernard Litvin, Lester Miller, Mrs. Frank Wasser, and Mrs.
Harry Schefman, Jack Udow Jullius Tatelman will be in
and Allan Weston serving as charge of refreshments.
models.
The effort for Child Day will
Among the prizes being culminate during the spring
given through the courtesy of vacation f r o m the public
the Elliott Travel Service will schools, when individual chap-
be a four-day vacation for two ters will hold parties honoring
at Grossinger's and a three-day youngsters who have filled coin
vacation at the Concord.
books to assist boys and girls
Mrs. Sidney Michals is lunch- in Israel.
eon chairman, and is assisted
All funds from the overall
by Mesdames I. B. Dworman, program will be channeled in-
1. Schubiner and Norman Sil- to Youth Aliyah, the interna-
verstein. Mrs. Arnold Kass is tional children's rescue and im-
in charge of floral arrange- migration movement, which
ments.
since 1934 has provided 85,000
For tickets or reservations, youngsters from 72 countries
call BR. 3-4745 or VE. 8-0320. with transportation to and re-
habilitation in Israel.

I JWV Activities

SHOLOM POST and AUXIL-
IARY will service 700 hospi-
talized veterans at Battle Creek
Veterans Hospital on Sunday.
Under the chairmanship of Mrs.
Lucille Berman and Herman
Gavoren, entertainment and re-
freshments wil be provided. The
entertainment is being planned
by Mrs. Minnie Friedman.

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8ag agements

Mr. and Mrs. Medwin Ben-
jamin, of Miami Beach, an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Harlean, to Stanton
R. Moss, 18617 Santa Barbara,
Detroit, son of Mrs. Dolly Ben-
deroff and the late Arthur A.
Moss. Mr. Moss and his fiancee
attended the University of
Miami where Mr. Moss graduat-
ed last February. He is a past
master of the Alpha Epsilon
Pi Fraternity at U. of M. The
couple will be married May 31
in Miami Beach.

Steinberg Heads U of M
Symphony Band Event

Robert A. Steinberg, a mem-
ber of the board of governors
of the University of Michigan
Club of Detroit, has been named
chairman of a Symphony Band
Concert, to be held April 23, at
the Rackham Memorial Audi-
torium.
The concert, sponsored by the
Detroit alumni group, will fea-
ture the U. of M. Symphony
Band. Tickets are available, at
reduced rates for students from
the U. of M. Club office, TE
1-4636, or at the door.
Assisting Steinberg in plan-
ning the event are Marc Bomze,
Stuart Glasier, Ronald Charfoos

U. of 111. Students Set
June 14 Wedding

Television Programs
of Jewish Interest

PASSOVER SEDER SERVICE
Time: 12 noon, Sunday.
Station: WJBK-TV (Channel
2).
Feature: Dr. Morris M. Kert-
zer, director of the American
Jewish Committee's department
of inter-religious activities, will
be heard with his special guest,
Cathy Pike, daughter of Dean
Jame A. Pike, of the Cathedral
of St. John the Divine.
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PASSOVER TO FREEDOM
Time: 9:30 a.m., Sunday.
Station: WJR.
Feature: The radio premier
of "Passover to Freedom," a
new work by Dr. A. W. Binder,
distinguished composer of Jew-
ish liturgical music, will be pre-
sented. The composition, a mus-
ical narrative, will be read by
Rabbi Edward E. Klein, of the
Stephen Wise Free Synagogue,
and sung by the congregational
choir, directed by Dr. Binder.
Lyrics for the composition were
arranged by Rabbi Morrison D.
Bial, of Temple Beth El, Sum-
mit, N.J.
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THE ETERNAL LIGHT
Time: 10:30 p.m., Sunday.
Station: WWJ.
Feature: "My Son, the Con-
vict," a Passover tale of a little
boy who is imprisoned in post-
World War I Poland when he
does not have a ticket for the
train on which he is riding, will
be told.
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MESSAGE OF ISRAEL
Time: 11:05 p.m., Sunday.
Station: WXYZ.
Feature: Dr. Jonah B. Wise,
founder of the Message of
Israel and rabbi of Central Syn-
agogue, New York City, will
discuss the recent biography,
"Rabbi in America: The Story of
Isaac Mayer Wise," with its
author, Dr. Israel Knox, pro-
fessor of philosophy at New
York University. The broadcast
will honor Dr. Wise's father,
Rabbi Isaac Mayer Wise, foun-
der of the Hebrew Union -Col-
lege, Union of American He
brew Congregations and Central
Conference of American Rabbis.
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COUNCIL BROADCAST
Time: 10 p.m., Saturday.
Station: WJLB.
Feature: Samuel Sigal, chair-
man of the Warsaw Ghetto Up-
rising Commemoration Commit-
tee, will discuss the community-
wide event planned this Sun-
day over the Jewish Community
Council's weekly portion of the
Altman Jewish Hour.

Fashion Show to Pace
Alpha Omega Donor

Center Starts Camera Class

In cooperation with the Cen-
ter Camera Club, a beginners
class in photography is being
offered by the Jewish Commu-
nity Center. The first session
is at 8:15 p.m., Tuesday, at the
Davison Branch. Anthony Mala-
cas is instructor. For informa-
tion, call WE 3-7380.

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MISS DEANNA YORMARK

Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Yor-
mark, of Winnetka, Ill., an-
nounce the engagement of
their daughter, Deanna Rae, to
Burton Louis Scott, son of
Mrs. Harry Scott, of Ann Ar-
bor, Mich., and the late Mr.
Scott.
Miss Yormark is now com-
pleting her sophomore year at
the University of Michgan. Her
fiance, a .member of Tau Delta
Phi fraternity, will graduate
from U. of M. this June.
The wedding will be sol-
emnized June 14, at Win-
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dental fraternity will take place
Office and at Grinnell's
on April 30, at the Sheraton--
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Cadillac Hotel.
Mrs. James Goodfriend,
chairman, announces that a
fashion showing of the latest
spring and summer creations
will be shown. A variety of
gifts are planned by Mrs. Ju-
Are Pleased to
lius Barr, chairman of gifts
Announce that Traditional
and decorations, including the
grand prize of a vacation for
Passover Sedorim
two at the Concord Hotel in
New York.
Will Be Conducted by
Proceeds from the luncheon
will provide dental care for
Cantor J. Tambor
indigent patients in the De-
troit area, assist in completing
Friday and Saturday Night
the dental school at Hebrew
University in Jerusalem and go
April 4th and 5th
to various local philanthropies.
Mrs. Edwin Schneider and
Complete, delicious meals will be served
Mrs. Leslie Moss, ticket chair-
Reservations Are Limited — Please Call Now:
men, state that captains now
WE ARE ALSO PREPARING COMPLETE
have tickets to the event. Res-
PASSOVER DINNERS FOR TAKE-OUT
ervations are being accepted by
Mrs. Schneider, at DI. 1-1514,
19161 SCHAEFER, Just North of 7 Mile

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