YOUNG WOMEN'S BICUR
CHOLEM will hold a board
meeting at 12:30 p.m. Oct. 19
at the home of Mrs. Jack Book-
stein, 20438 Renfrew. Rd. A
general meeting is set for 12:30
p.m. Oct. 26 at the home of Mrs.
Tobias. Fuller, 5548 W. Outer
Dr.
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:Mrs. Morris Bernstein was
installed as president of the
NORTHWEST CHAPTER, Jew-
ish National Home for Asthma-
tic Children Sept. 23 at the
home of Mrs, Louis Pollack,
15640'. George , W a s h i n g t o n,
Southfield Other Officers in,
Stalled - by Mrs: Albert Dunn
were Mesdames Irving Medow
and'- Harold Straus s, vice-
presidents; George Frank, treas-
urer; Sam Olshansky and Louis
Pollark, secretaries; Harry Raf,
membership chairman; and Sam
Olshansky, tribute chairman.
For information on the coming
membership luncheon, call Mrs.
Bernstein, UN 4-4768, or Mrs.
Strauss, LI 6-4026.
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ALONAH CHAPTER, Pioneer
Women, will hold an integra-
tion tea this Tuesday afternoon,
in the home. of Mrs.. Nina Nach-
man; 25130 Gardner, Oak Park.
Mrs. Ruth Kantor, past PW
Council preSident, will be •guest
speaker. Friends are invited.
For information, call LI 4-7706.
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The SINAI WIVES CLUB
will meet Wednesday, 8:30
p.m., at the home of Mrs.
Mickey Berman, - 18289 Green-
field. Co-hostess for the evening
is Mrs. Charles Berman.
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IOTA ALPHA PI ALUMNAE
will meet at 8 p.m., Thursday,
in the home of MrS. Jesse
Dvorin, 18062 Griggs.: .
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:Pioneer Women,
CLUB
will hold a juncheon meeting
in celebfaii442,:of . Yoni=- Tove
at 12:30 p.rit','Wednesday, in
the Hayim Greenberg Building.
Mrs. Dora Dworkin will speak
on the significance of the Jew-
ish • holidays in the month of
OctOber. Mrs. Morris Plofkin,
cultural chairman, will lead
group singing. Friends are in-
vited.
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"Your Voice Is You" will
be the subject of a talk to be
presented byi Jean Dennis, of
the Michigan. Bell Telephone
Co., at - a meeting of the
CONG. BETH SHALOM SIS-
TERHOOD at 12:30 p.m. Wed-
nesday at the synagogUe.
Transportation • may be ar-
ranged by calling Mrs. Milton
Haridehnan, LI 5-8960. For
membership information, call
Mrs. Martin Kopel, LI 5-9038.
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CHILDREN UNLIMITED is
scheduling a dessert luncheon,
devoted to Tag bay workers, for
12:30 pan., Wednesday, at Holi-
day Manor. With all funds not
yet in; the Tag Day campaign
raised $42400 in support of the
Penrickton Nursery for Visu-
ally Handicapped Children.
Wednesday's program will fea-
ture an- address on interior
decorating by Neil Maas, AID,
of the Coburn Studio. Prizes
will be awarded. All Tag Day
workers are invited.
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GOLDA MYERSON CHAP-
TE4, ••Pioneer Women, will
meet at" 12:30 p.m., Tuesday,' at
the Hayim Greenberg Center,
when- hostesses will be Mes-
dames. Pauline Stepack and
Fay Epstein. Goods for a rum-
mage sale are currently being
solicite
d/ For pick-up of items,
call DI. 1-3446.
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PASADENA STUDY CLUB
will meet Tuesday, in the home
of Mrs. Ann Rothenberg, 17570
Santa Barbara, when Dr. James
L. Miller, of the Obesiatric
-
'
Clinic, will speak on "The
Healthful and Sensible Way of
Dieting."
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NEGBAH CHAPTER, Pio-
neer Women, will meet at
12:30 p.m., Wednesday, in the
home of Lena Schwartz, 17158
San Juan. Mrs. Schwartz and
Mrs. Frances Shapiro will re-
port on the recent Cleveland
convention, to which they were
delegates. Mrs. Martha Rosen-
field, president, will report on
current events.
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JULIUS ROSENWALD AUX-
ILIARY, American L e g i-o n
will hold a board meeting at
8:30 p.m., Wednesday, in the
home of Mrs. Helen Wolfe,
president, 19 3 4 7 Whitcomb.
Plans will be formulated for a
luncheon on Nov. 4, at North-
land Hospitality House.
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Meeting at 9 p.m., Thursday,
in the home of Mrs. Hy Mervis,
13814 Pembroke, members of
SHARONA CHAPTER, Pioneer
Women, will view a makeup
demonstration by a beauty ex-
pert. Mrs. Oscar Ross will be
hostess for the evening.
Friends are invited to attend.
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DETROIT LINK, Order of
the Golden Chain, will hold a
rummage sale Nov. 4 and 5,
with proceeds going to chari-
ties supported by the organiza-
tion. Those wishing to contrib-
ute clothing or household items
should call Mrs. Arnold Fleish-
er, UN. 4-1252. A board meet-
ing is being planned for 8:30
p.m., Tuesday, in the home of
Mrs. Martin Hollander, 20115
Ward.
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AVIVA CHAPTER, Pioneer
Women, will meet at 8:30
p.m., Wednesday, in the home
of Mrs. L e_o nard .Handler;
1949b Appoline. Jules Done,
s o n,, Of the • -1). priers on Travel
Agency, Will speak on his re-
cent trip to Russia.
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Music by Bach will be fea-
tured at a meeting of the
MUSIC STUDY CLUB planned
for Oct. 16," in the home of Vir-
ginia Scheyer. Mrs. Scheyer
will play a Bach sonata for
flute, and Richard Luby will
perform a Bach partita for
violin. Members of the group,
accompanied by Mrs. Evelyn
Scheyer on the harpsichord;
will offer the "Fifth Branden-
burg Concerto." For informa-
tion, call Mrs. Tessie Silvers,
president, UN. 1-3838.
Elect Joe Wedner
to Head Habonim
With the addition of Mu Chi
Chapter of Sigma Alpha Mu,
Michigan State University now
has 30 fraternities of national
standing.
Recently granted a national
charter, the Sigma Alpha Mu
colony of two year's standing
has 31 members.
National officials of Sigma
Alpha Mu presented the charter
at a ceremony which included
the local alumni, fraternity
deans and active members from
U of M, Wayne and Ohio State
Universities.
MISS BARBARA TOPPEL
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Toppel,
of Marygrove Dr., announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Barbara Lynn, to R i c h a r d
Charles Rosenthal, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Rosenthal, of W.
Outer Dr.
The couple graduated from
Wayne State University's col-
lege of education, and both Lre
presently teaching in the De-
troit Public School System.
A December wedding is
planned.
4-Day Antique Show
to Open at Masonic
Anyone looking for an apothe-
cary scale or a_ pair of high but-
ton shoes will find both at the
Great Lakes Antique Show, run-
ning at Detroit's Masonic Tem-
ple, Oct. 16 to 19.
Many long-forgotten items—a
Russian samovar, a copper pud-
ding mold, a 200-year-old pew-
ter stein, a camel bell — will
interest visitors to the four-day
show. ..Ail items are for sale.
Several c011ectiOns of an-
tiques were recently purchased
:in Europe, especially for the
show, incitidifig from Russia, an
antique liqueur set of colbalt
blue glass d . e c orate d with
jewels; a pair of Swedish wed-
ding ceremonial glasses from
the 1860's and an extensive col-
lection of English lace bobbins.
Fifty-five dealers will exhibit
at the half million dollar show.
Hours are 12 noon to 10:30 p.m.
The fraternity's officers are: Dr.
George Kessler, East Lansing, advis-
er; Charles Shapiro, Grand Rapids,
prior; Harold Kalt, Detroit, vice
prior; Lewis Newman, Long Beach,
N. y.„ treasurer.
Following are the fraternity's
members:
From Detroit—Dan Clark, Melvin
Clayton, Gordon Sheldon, Yale Lev-
in, Larry Mendelsohn, Kenneth
Rochen, Robert Schwartz, Steve Man-
dell, Marshall Goldman, Gerald
Kirschner.
From other cities—Edward Fidel-
man, South Haven, Mich.; Alan Gins-
berg, Grand Rapids, Mich.; Harvey
Philko, Port Huron, Mich.; Charles
Shapir 0, Grand Rapids, Mich.;
Charles Syers, Pontiac Mich.; Larry
Siegal, Monroe, Mich.; Iry Shapiro,
Grand Rapids, Mich.; Ron Goldstein,
Flint Mich.
Those from other states include:
Mervyn Hollander, Youngstown,
Ohio; John Hirsch, Toledo, Ohio;
Burt Kalniz, Toledo, Ohio; Ray Levy,
Roosevelt, N.Y.; Arnold Marcus, Gar-
den City, N.Y.; Lewis Newman, Long
Beach, N.Y.;_ Samuel Reisman,
Skokie, Ill.; Michael Sokobin, Bloom-
field, N.J.; Gerald Spielman, Roslyn,
N.Y.; Arthur Wilder, Flushing, N.Y.;
Lawrence Zamok, Brooklyn, N.Y.;
Dave Shulman, Cleveland, Ohio.
William Hordes Wins
Leading Agent Honor
William Hordes, v e ter an
representative of the Columbus
Mutual Life Insurance Co., has
been honored as the leading
agent of the month for his
$100,000 production in Septem-
ber.
Fred Adams, superintendent
of agencies, in making the an-
nouncement, added that Hordes
is also an eight-year qualifier
for the National Quality Award
which signifies ,the high stand-
ard of his business.
Only one first or second
year policy placed by Hordes
has lapsed this year—an out-
standing persistency record,
Adams added.
Junior Music Study Club
to Hear Violist Efraim
Junior Music Study Club will
open its season at 2 p.m., Sun-
day, in the home of Ellen Klein,
18320 Midway, Southfield Town-
ship.
Rudy Efraim, violist, will be
the day's guest artist, and elec-
tion of officers also is on the
program. All boys and girls,
12 to 14 who are interested in
music, are invited to attend.
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THE NEW
BOESKY'S
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*The most
beautiful
cocktail lounge
in Detroit
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Perfect Affair . . .
Mickey Woolf
dnd His Orchestra
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fine food you
have always
enjoyed
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* Best wishes for a Happy, l'I
* Healthy and Prosperous
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Carry-Outs —
Complete Dinners
Another BOESKY'S
12th at Ilazeiwood
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Habonim, Labor Zionist
Youth, opened its 25th anniver-
sary season with election of of-
ficers recently. Voted into of-
fice were Joe Wedner, presi-
dent; Mel Chernow, vice-presi-
dent; Rona Altus, treasurer;
and Judy and Joanne Schul- CI
man, secretaries.
Others elected ,are Shel
Weiner and Dave Elazar, funds
committee; Gerald Fine, Ronni D
Issacs and Mike Weinstein,
newspaper; and Norman Shiff-
man, Arella Barley and Marsha
Dickman, activities.
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Groups of young people from
10 to 18 are currently being
formed, under the leadership
of Atara Polonsky, Meir Hur- El
witz, Norman Shiffman, Dar-
lene Weisblatt, Marsha Indian-
er, Gerald Fine, Arella Barley,
Joe Wedner, Nera Bielawsky,
Sheldon Weiner, Rona Altus,
Arnold Isner, Marsha Dickman
and Judy Kahn.
An oneg shabbat for all new
members, 10 to 14, is planned
at 8 p.m., today, in the Hayim
Greenberg Center, 19161 Schae-
fer. For information, call the
Habonim office, DI 1-9666, any
evening.
PANDORA
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Another "FABULOUS FIRST"
at
Northwest Detroit's Leading Beauty Salon
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15 -- THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS—Friday , October 9, 1959
omen:5 luhs
Decembe• Ireddifig Michigan State's
for BarbeTa Toppel SAM Fraternity
Goes National