Roe lin-Zane Plan
Dec.21 Nuptials
MISS AUDREY ROCKLIN
At a cocktail party held re-
cently in their home, Mr. and
Mrs. Richard S. Rocklin, of Ohio
Ave., announced the engage-
ment of their daughter, Audrey
Sharon, to Alan Irving Zane,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin
Zane, of Hubbell Ave.
Mr. Zane is a junior at Wayne
State University college of med-
icine, and is affiliated with Phi
Delta Epsilon fraternity. A Dec.
21 wedding has been planned.
$75,000 Goal Set by Pioneer Women as Dec. 14 Donor Ends Fund Drive
A fund-raising goal of $75,000
has been set by the Detroit
Council of Pioneer Women and
its 17 constituent chapters, it
was announced this week by
Mrs. Irving Posner, Council
president.
The drive will climax Dec. 14,
when the annual donor event
takes place at Ford Auditorium.
All contributors to the cam-
paign will be invited to hear
Rep. Wayne L. Hays, (D., 0.),
who will come here directly
from Israel to be guest speaker.
Sharing the program with the
.Ohio legislator will be Theodore
Bikel, dramatic actor and folk
singer, whose recordings for
Electra Records include songs
from many lands and a recent
volume of Yiddish songs, which
will soon have a companion
record.
Funds raised by the 1,300 lo-
cal members help to maintain
Pioneer Women's integration
they are taught Hebrew and
given vocational training in
industry or agriculture where
they are sorely needed.
Two special Detroit projects
are Rishon LeZion and Kfar
Saba, which were visited this
summer by a number of Detroit
PW leaders. A plaque honoring
Mrs. David Sislin, of Detroit,
has been erected at the former
center.
Heading the fund-raising cam-
paign are Mesdames Sam Was-
serman, Moe Saslove and Al
Herman. Assisting them are the
following group donor chair- 1-3
17:1
men:
tri
Mesdames David Sislin, I.
Serling, Murray Shapiro, Henry
Faigin, Rudolph Genza, Bernard
Frank, David Marks, Ben Ep-
stein, Jack Lempert, Abraham
Primack, William Leebove, Nor-
man Kanter, Frances Shayne,
Joseph Heit, Arthur Jaffin and
Bernard Markofsky.
Information about the donor
or other contributions to the
Pioneer Women may he obtain.
ed by calling the PW office, DI.
1-0786.
You'll Always
EAT THE BEST
When You
90 Jewish Students Get
Social Work Grants
SERVE THE BEST
NEW YORK (JTA)
T h e
Jewish National Welfare Board
reported that 103 grants were
made to 90 Jewish students to
enable them to study social
work. The grants were made in
the form of 28 Jewish Commu-
nity Center and YMHA scholar-
ships, 20 additional scholarships
sponsored by JWB Sections, two
scholarships sponsored by the
National Association of Jewish
Center Workers, 25 field work
stipends and 25•work-study plans
co-sponsored by Jewish Commu-
nity Centers and graduate
schools of social work.
co
Car
Of
MRS. IRVING POSNER
centers for Israeli newcomers,
Originators of
who, being unfamiliar with the
culture and language of the
The Hollywood Roast
country, need special help in re-
building their lives and becom-
STRICTLY
ing productive citizens, Mrs.
Posner said.
Immigrant mothers are en-
couraged to leave their young-
POULTRY
Hcinukah Programs
sters in day nurseries run by
18211 WYOMING nr. Curtis
UN 1-4770
Moetzet Hapoalot, sister organi-
at Jewish Centers
zation of Pioneer Women in Is-
FREE PARKING
WE
Hanukah will be celebrated
VE. 8-9364 is your
rael, thus leaving them free to
ACROSS STREET
DELIVER
at all branches of the Jewish Jewish News Classified Number attend instruction centers where
Center.
A tween Maccabiah, featuring
games, races, novelty events, re-
freshments and candle lighting,
will be staged at the Ten Mile
branch, 15110 W. Ten Mile,
7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Thursday.
The Ten Mile branch also will
conduct a junior program from
"Where Old Friends Meet to Shop"
Monday t h r o u g h Thursday.
There will be candle lighting,
skits, songs and refreshments.
Corner
WAVERLY
On Sunday, a junior program
will be staged at the Ten Mile
Free Parking
Entrance on Davison
We Reserve Right to Limit Quantities
branch from 2 to 3:30 for the
Ample Free Parking Across From and At Rear of Market
kindergarten through the third
grades, and from 3 to 4:30 for
4th, 5th and 6th grades. David
SPECIAL FOR HANUKAH
MOST FAMOUS
Hertzberg, a professional magi-
FROZEN FOODS
BRANDS
cian, will entertain.
WHITE STAR
. WHITE STAR
WHITE STAR
MILADY
111:1,2
A canteen party at the Davi-
Creamed
Creamy
Strictly
son branch is set for Tuesday
night at 7:30, featuring danc-
ing, entertainment and a Latke
Short SALAMI or
sale by the Chantes.
Reg. 39c Pkg.
Short BOLOGNA
NOW
ONLY
A Blue Grotto party at the
Davison branch on Thursday
carton
1-1b.
Pkgs.
night will feature entertainment
1 9c lb.
Pt.
lb.
carton
and candle lighting by the Spar-
(best tasting latkes)
tans, with refreshments sup-
plied by the Cliches. Decora-
tions will be done by Phyllis
Roland, Imported
ALL*
PILLAR ROCK
Delicious, Smoked
HEINZ
Extra Special
Weiner, teen-tween arts and
Extra Fancy
Nationally Adv.
Genuine
Fancy
CREAM of
Thin Sliced
Solid Pack,
crafts director.
White Meat
MUSHROOM
The Davison Center nursery
school will hold parties for chil-
Reg. $2.49 lb.
dren during Hanukah week.
Save 80c lb.
35c can
Older adults at the Simons
lb.
lb
.
branch will celebrate Hanukah
ib,
can
cans $ 1 00
*except Yuban,
at a program at 2 p.m. Monday.
S & W, Sanka
by the chunk
Mrs. Malka Shaw will lead sing-
ing of Hanukah songs by a
group of the friendship lounge.
STREIT'S
SUPER SPECIAL
Other entertainers include Selig
DOLE, WHOLE
REYNOLDS
KRAFT
PAW PAW
Barley & Mushrm.
Roland, Imported
Levine, violin; David Horowitz,
BARTLETT
Pure Vegetable
Portugese
or
singer; Paul Wineman, piano;
Harry Challove, readings. Re-
Vegetable
freshments will be served.
soma
KAPLAN BROS. MEATS
DEXTER DAVISON MARKETS
13301 DEXTER
SOUR
CREAM
COTTAGE
CHEESE
39c
Post Office Urges
Early Mailings
Early holiday mailing is
urged by Detroit Postmaster
Edward L. Baker. Cards and
gift packages should go into
the mail as soon as possible,
to avoid the Christmas mail
rush.
The post office suggests
first class mail for greeting
cards to insure prompt han-
dling and forwarding or re-
turn in case of indeliver-
ablity.
Return addresses should
be included both on the
envelope and card. And zone
numbers speed delivery.
NOVA LOX
$149
49c,
Shortening
GRAPE
JUICE
79
C
Mendelson's
Med. All White
Grade A
EGGS
FARMER
CHEESE
15c
STURGEON
3-lb.
can
18207 WYOMING cnvis
COFFEE
69c
SOUP MIX
4 titles. oo 2
FROZEN FOODS
FROSTY SEAS
OCEAN PERCH
2 Doz. 85` 3
FILLETS
35c pkge.
Pkgs.$1°°
cello 29C
pkges.
PANCAKES
POTATO
bEt tlYn
3
89c
CHINOOK
SALMON
55c
89c
TUNA
6 cans 99`
3
PEARS
SARDINES
no.can-35c ea.
5 cans 99C
3
no. $100
21/2
cans
SOUP
(in pure olive oil)
Alum. Wrap
25-ft. 29
roll
C
FRI., SAT. ONLY !
Free Key with
purchase
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DELSEY
TOILET
TISSUE
4 ran
pack
Fresh Delicious
CORN ON COB
6
extra
large
ears
29c
Extra Fancy
Texas, Seedless
GRAPEFRUIT
4 zsg.:e 29'
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