to Wed Detroiter

MISS SHEILA DREZNER
Dr.. and Mrs. Henry Drezner,
of Trenton, N.J., announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Sheila Sue, to Cyril Freedman,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Freedman, of Elmhurst Ave.
The bride-elect was graduat-
ed last June from the Univer-
sity of Michigan, where she re-
ceived a BS degree in zoology.
Miss Drezner, a member of Del-
la Phi Epsilon sorority, was
employed at the Sloan-Ketter-
ing Research Institute in New
York.
Mr. Freedman is a senior in
the U. of M. school of dentistry.
and is a member of Alpha
Omega fraternity. The wedding
will be solemnized in December
in New Jersey, after which the
couple will reside in Ann Arbor.

Center Choral Society
Resumes Rehearsals

Center. Choral Society, with
Julius Chajes as condUctor, will
resume its rehearsals Monday
evenings, starting Oct. 13, at
the Davison Jewish Center.
People interested in joining the
chorus should call the music de-
partment of the Center, WE.
3-7380.

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Mark Schmidt, General Manager

outh Education League Planning
Israeli! Educator
t® Highlight LZO Tea and Fashion She Tuesday
City Conference

Lily Beyrack-Cohen, director
of the Anglo-Saxon department
of the Ichud Olami (World La-
bor Zionist movement) will be
the guest speaker at the open-
ing session of the LZO city con-
ference Saturday night at the
Hayim Greenberg center. Mrs.
Cohen, who is a native of Eng-
land, is a well-known educator
and writer, and is one of the
leading figures in the youth in-
tellectual circle in Israel. She
has come to this country prin-
cipally to meet with and speak
to young adults interested in
Israel and Zionism.
The program will also feature
Harold Silver, director of the
Jewish Family Service of De-
troit, and a member of the La-
bor Zionist movement, who will
present his views on - the local
Labor Zionist scene.
A musical program will be
presented by Sadie Cooper Brav-
er, concert violinist who was
formerly music director of the
Jewish Community Center.
The meeting is open to the
community.
On Sunday delegates will
meet to hear reports from the
various branches and activities,
and to elect officers for the
coming year.

Cook Book Author
to Speak at Luncheon
at Temple Israel

Sara Kasdan, of Louisville.
Ky., author of the best-selling
book, "Love and Knishes," will
be guest speaker at the opening
meeting of the Temple Israel
Sisterhood.
Under the chairmanship of
Mrs. Morris Stein, the program
will be held
at 12:30 p.m.,
Monday, in the
temple's Leon
Fram Hall. A
dessert lunch-
eon will be
served.
Mrs. Kasdan
will present a
humorous lec-
ture of cook-
ing, based on
her book. An
actress and Mrs. Kasdan
story-teller, Mrs. Kasdan is cur-
rently preparing a drama with
music in commemoration of Is-
ra el 's 10th anniversary.
Mrs. Albert Jaco, chairman
of the garden workshop is in
charge of a harvest fair display
to be shown at the workshop in
observance of the Sukkot sea-
son, and Mrs. Samuel Maza,
Judaica gift shop chairman, will
show a collection of antique
jewelry.
The program is open to mem-
bers and - their friends, an-
nounces Mrs. George Stutz, Sis-
terhood president.

Plan Annual Dinner-Dance
for Sinai Hospital Staff

JOHN
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The 44th -.p:onual meeting of
the Joint Distribution Commit-
tee will be held Dec. 11, at the
Stotler Hilton Hotel, New York.

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Mrs. Morris Surath, (left) program chairman of the
Youth Education League goes over plans for a tea and fashion
show with Mrs. JOSEPH SKLAR, president, and Mrs. JACK
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Furs by Herzberg and Key-
stone and new fall and winter
fashions by leading local firms
will highlight the tea and fash-
ion show planned by Youth
Education League at 12:30 p.m.,
Tuesday, at Temple Israel.
The event, in which the
membership and program com-
mittees are working together,
under the respective chair-
menship of Mrs. Morris Surath
and Mrs. Jack Sklar, will make
the organization's pr o g r a m
known to prospective members
and friends.
YEL conducts a program to
aid children of indigent fam-
ilies, to provide aid for handi-
capped and mentally retarded
youngsters and to assist chil-
dren afflicted with cerebral
palsy.
The group is headed by Mrs.
Joseph Sklar, president, Mes-
dames Jules Sanders, Avery
Tucker, Robert Kalish and Jack
S k ) a r, vice-presidents; Jack
Munson and Nathan Borinstein
secretaries; Leonard Shapiro,
treasurer; Jack Rosenthal, re-
membrance fund chairman; and
Maurice Glasier, publicity.

Beth Aaron Men
Slate Cabaret Night

Lewis Norman, known as a
humorist, actor and narrator,
Will highlight the entertain-
ment at the
eighth annual
cabaret night
of the Beth
Aaron Men's
Club.
The Ameri-
can-born,
Jewish artist
will present a
program of
"Humor in
Jewish Life: Norman
Contemporary and Folklore" at
6:30 p.m., Sunday, in the syna-
gogue.
Supper, dancing and enter-
tainment are the features of the
program. For tickets, call Meyer
Millman, ticket chairman, UN.
3-4454; or David Goldsmith,
UN. 1-0773.

Members of the Sinai Hospital
staff will participate in the fifth New York Doctor to be
annual hospital dinner-dance on Visiting Chief at Sinai
Oct. 18, in . the Founders Room
Visiting Chief Day at Sinai
of the Sheraton-Cadillac Hotel.
Cocktails will be served at 6:30 Hospital will, be held Nov. 5,
p.m., with dinner and dancing when Dr. Edward Solomons,
well-known in the field of
to follow.
obstetrics, is here as visiting
chief.
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Dr. Solomons is professor of
clinical obstetrics and gyne-
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College of Medicine, chief of
obstetrics and gynecology at
Candids
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for
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