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JWV to Host
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Regional Parley Detroiter in December of Education
The Department of Michigan
Jewish War Veterans and its
Ladies Auxiliary will play host
to the fifth region of JWV at
a convention in Detroit April
18 to 20.
According to Ralph Epstein,
Department commander. and
Mrs. Morton Oppenheim, Aux- .
iliary president, over 250 dele-
gates from 12 Midwestern states
are expected.
Principal speaker will be I.
S. Feuer, national vice-comman-
der, while other national exec-
utives are expected to partici-
pate in the three-day delibera-
tions. Convention headquarters
will be at the Sheraton-Cadillac
Hotel.
Sol Hoberman, a past Depart-
MISS GLORIA J. LOBELL
ment commander and a member
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Lobell,
of the national executive com-
mittee, is chairman of arrange- of N. Central Park, Chicago,
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Gloria J., to Ber-
nard A. Shindler, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Morris Shindler, of
Oak Park, Mich.
The bride-elect attended Cook
County Graduate School of Med-
icine Mr. Shindler attended
Highland Park Junior College
and Palmer School of Chiro-
practic. Davenport, Ia., and is
now attending the National
College of Chiropractics in
Mrs, Schwartz Hoberman
Chicago.
ments, while Mrs. Jack Schwartz,
The couple has set a Decem-
a past Department president, is ber wedding date.
co-chairman.
Conference sessions are
planned April 19, at the hotel, Announce Formation
with a dinner; followed by danc- of PW Sabra Chapter
ing and entertainment the prin-
Formation of a new after-
cipal feature that evening, at
noon club, to be known as
the JWV Memorial Home.
Memorial services are planned Sabra Chapter, was announced
for the morning of April 20, this week by Mrs. Irving Tur-
and will be followed by a ner, president of the Detroit
brunch, at which Mayor Louis Council of Pioneer Women.
Formal installation of the
C. Miriani will extend greetings.
Further panel discussions are chapter will take place at the
May installation of officers
arranged for the afternoon.
A highlight of the conference ceremony of the Council.
Officers of the group who
will be the award of a five-day,
all expense vacation for two at were recently elected include
Oakton Manor, Lake Pewau- Myrle Fogelman, president; Re-
keem, Wis., for which all regis- nee Schuster, vice-president;
Irene Saul and Beatrice Man-
tered delegates are eligible.
dell. secretaries; Blanche Tu-
rett, treasurer; Miriam Ferst,
Rubiner is Chairman
membership chairman; Clair
Sussman, World Child Day
of JWB Conference
chairman; and Eleanor Scheer,
Detroiter Samuel H. Rubiner publicity.
will serve as chairman of the
The group will meet at 12:30
1958 biennial convention of the p.m., Wednesday, in the home
National Jewish Welfare Board, of Mrs. Max Sussman, 24280
to begin this Wednesday in Church, Oak Park, when Rabbi
Washington's Shoreham Hotel. Milton Arm will speak on
Nearly 1,000 men and women "The Jewish Child in the Gen-
from communities across the tile World."
nation will attend the parley,
For information on member-
which already has received
greetings acclaiming the service ship or organizational activi-
and leadership of DNB from ties, call Mrs. Ferst, LI 3-8615.
President Dwight D. Eisen-
hower and others.
Emma Schaver Invited
Delegates will hear from U.S.
Senators Jacob K. Javits of New to Sing in Miami
York and Richard L. Neuberger,
Emma Schaver, prominent
of Oregon; Marion B. Folsom, Detroit lyric soprano, is now in
Secretary of Health, Education Miami Beach, Fla., where she
and Welfare; and Norman Cou- is appearing in a series of con-
sins, editor of Saturday Review. certs.
Rubiner, in addition to head-
Mrs. Schaver was invited to
ing the convention committee, Miami Beach to participate in
will be guest lecturer at Friday the third seder of that city's
evening services of Shaare Tef- Histadrut Campaign, tradition-
ila Cong., on April 18:
ally an outstanding event in the
community.
Only recently, Mrs. Schaver
Develop Mar-Pary as
with Marc Lavry at
Kosher, Pareve Product a appeared
Sacred Service at Temple
Recognizing the need several Beth El and at a music festival
years ago for a kosher, pareve honoring Israel's 10th anniver-
margarine product, the Miami sary, both observed in Detroit.
Margarine Co., of Cincinnati,
Accompanied by her husband,
developed Mar-Parv, a product Morris L. Schaver, the singer
which contains neither animal will return to Detroit following
nor milk fat and thus may be the Passover holidays.
eaten with meat or dairy
meals.
Habonim Meet Sunday with
Produced under supervision
of the Union of Orthodox Jew- Israeli Shaliach Shepher
The Habonim Noar group will
ish. Congregations of America
and bearing the "U" seal on meet at 7 p.m. Sunday at the
the package, Mar-Pary is kosh- Labor Zionist Institute with
er and pareve for daily use the Israeli shaliach, Yisrael
Shepher, from Ayelet Hasha-
(not Passover).
An all-purpose margarine, char Kibbutz in Galilee.
Rehearsals are in progress
Mar-Pary can be used for any
recipe calling for shortening— for the 19th annual Neshef to
in baking, frying or as a table be held May 3 in honor of
Israel's tenth anniversary.
spread.
Name 22 Local JWF Leaders to Assume
Federation Council Committee Posts
"A Nosh of Education" is
the unique theme chosen for
the annual Education Day
planned by the South Oakland
County Chapter of . Hadassah
for 12:30 to 3 p.m., Tuesday,
in the 10 Mile Jewish Center.
In the form of an exchange
workshop seminar, the pro-
gram, according to Mrs. Stanley
Waxenberg, Chapter chairman
of education, will highlight
four reports which have been
developed from research by 11
study groups during the past
year.
The reports include a book
review of Milton Steinberg's
"As a Driven Leaf" by Mrs.
Victor Moss; a Bible discussion
on Genesis led by Harriet Ber-
lin; a review of the role of.
Yiddish drama by Mrs. Joseph
Warren; and a discussion of
Hebrew Responsa conducted by
Mrs. Arthur Winer.
Assisting in workshop pre-
parations are Mesdames Allan
Marks and Mark Zivian, co-
chairmen; Ray Witus, displays
and awards; Jerome Sonenklar,
Jules Gale and Eric Spivak,
hospitality; and Irving Keller
and Fred Greenhut, registra-
tion.
Refreshments in the form of
hors d'eouvres, in keeping with
the theme of the meeting, will
round out the program.
Working on the committee to
select the outstanding reports
and assisting with hospitality
are Mesdames Sheldon Klein,
Martin Krohn, Leonard Ser-
vetter, L. H. Weiner, Charles
Braun, Bernard Victor and
Ethel Reizig.
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This Week's Radio and
Television Programs
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Twenty leaders of the Jewish
Welfare Federation have ac-
cepted memberships on national
committees of the Council of
Jewish Federations and Wel-
fare Funds, the national asso-
ciation of central community
organizations. Member cities
total almost 800.
The Council meets once each
year in general assembly where
member cities exchange experi-
ences and are brought up-to-
date on advances in the field
of community services. The gen-
eral assembly will meet from
Nov. 13 to 16, in Washington,
D. C. Regional meetings are
held at intervals during the
year.
Morris Garvett, Samuel H.
Rubiner, George M. Stutz and
Isidore Sobeloff, executive vice-
president of Federation, a r e
members of the General As-
sembly Program Committee.
Judge Theodore Levin, Fed-
eration president, and Stutz will
serve on the budget and finance
committee, and Max M. Fisher,
1958 Allied Jewish Campaign
chairman, and Sobeloff are
members of the national-local
relations committee.
Milton Maddin has accepted
membership on the personnel
services committee; Mrs. Theo-
dore Bargman, Max Shaye and
Harold Silver, director of the
Jewish Family and Children's
Service, are members of the
family services committee; Mrs.
John C. Hopp and Mrs. Harry
L. Jones are members of the
w o m e n's communal services
committee; and Mrs. Benjamin
E. Jaffee and Mrs. Charles Lak-
off have accepted membership
on the child care committee.
Garvett is also chairman of
t h e community organization
committee, and William Av-
runin, associate director of Fed-
eration, will serve on that com-
mittee. Avrunin also serves on
the social planning and regional
services committees. Milford
Pregerson, Dr. Jack Rom and
Alan E. Schwartz are members
of the health planning commit-
tee. Leonard N. Simons and
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COUNCIL BROADCAST
Time: 10 p.m., Saturday,
Station: WJLB. •
Feature: Morris Lieberman,
co-chairman of the forthcom-
ing local celebration marking.
the 10th anniversary of the
re-birth of the state of Israel,
will speak on the planned fes-
tivities over the Jewish Com-
munity Council portion of the
Altman Jewish Hour.
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THE ETERNAL LIGHT
Time: 10:30 p.m., Sunday.
Station: WWJ.
Feature: "Icarus in a Wheel-
chair," a dramatization about
the rehabilitation of a para-
plegic victim of World War
II, will be told. Robert Frost,
president of the 52 Association
of New York, Inc., will be
guest speaker.
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HADASSAH TELECAST
Time: 2 p.m., Tuesday.
Station: WWJ-TV (Channel
4).
Feature: The new Hadassah-
Hebrew University Medical
Center which is going up near 1
Jerusalem will be shown in a
new color and sound film.
Marvin Diamond, federation
public relations director, are
publicity services committee
members.
Stutz is budget practices com-
mittee chairman, Sobeloff also
serves on the regional services,
campaign planning and the H.
L. Lurie Fellowship Commit-
tees.
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The Men's Club of Adas Shalom Synagogue *
presents
Antique Show to Benefit
Community Services
Grosse Pointe Rotary Club is
sponsoring their third annual
antique show from May 6 to 9
at the Grosse Pointe War Mem-
orial, 32 Lakeshore Rd., in
Grosse Pointe.
Antiques from dealers all
over the country will be of- *
fered for sale. Proceeds from
ticket sales will be used for
Maintaining community service
projects, including student *
loans and scholarships, youth
services, camping equipment
for boy scouts, school safety *
patrol awards and maintenance
of radio equipment for hospital
patients.
PRIZAADIL,
World-Renowned Commentator
SUBJECT:
"ISRAEL: A REPORT AND FORECAST"
IN HONOR OF
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at ADAS SHALOM SYNAGOGUE
7045 CURTIS
Donation $1.00, Tickets available at the Synagogue
Office and at Grinnell's
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