Hrs. Brandwine Is Aesculapian Pharmaceutical Assn.
Holds 35th Annual Dinner-Dance
/WF Women's
Collection Chairman
The Jewish Welfare Federa-
tion's all out effort to convert
Allied Jewish Campaign pledges
into cash payments - is now
averaging $19,000 a day in pay-
ments, report-
ed Leonard N.
Simons; cash
collection
chairm a n.
From Oct. 13
to 20, $152,208
im payments
of campaign
pledges were
received by
the Federa-
tion. This
brings the to-
tal . collected
since the mil-
lion dollar
drive began,
O c t. 1, to
$330,106.
Mrs. Brandwine Simons an-
nounced that Mrs. Morris J.
Brandwine has been named
chairman of Women's Division
cash collections. Mrs. Brand-
wine is a vice president of the
Women's Division and is chair-
man of its Allied Jewish Cam-
paign Keynoters Division.
"I know the Women's Divi-
sion will play the same vital
role in our cash campaign it
plays in the Allied Jewish
Campaign," Simons said.
In 1960, collections from
Oct. 1 through Dec. 10 totaled
$80,000. Simons, his co-chair-
man, Jason Honigman, and the
collections committee have set
a minimum goal of $1,000,000.
This will excelerate the normal
*pattern of payment of pledges
by $200,000. That money will
be immediately available to
help . the United Jewish Appeal
in its programs of care for
Jews in need overseas.
Simons again urged all
Allied Jewish Campaign contri-
butors who are in the habit of
making current year payments
before Jan. 1 to make those
payments by Dec. 1 at the
latest. "We must average
$15,000 a day if we are to
achieve our million dollar mini-
mum goal by Dec. 10," Simons
said. "We can only continue to
maintain that goal if all con-
tributors regard this drive as a
personal obligation to immedi-
ately pay their campaign pledge
in full, or if that is not possible
to make the largest possible
payment immediately."
Sid Shmarak's
Business Briefs
Ben Epstein and Sam Lerman
of BEN & GEORGE are cele-
brating their first anniversary
in Livonia at 29481 W. 7 Mile
Rd., at Middlebelt. There will
be many menu specials during
the anniversary celebration, and
the special take-out of the week
is raw, pickled tongue at 29c
lb., with 1/2 lb. salami free with
each purchase. Tray catering for
all occasions is a specialty. For
information, call KE 5-1770.
* *
STANLEE SHOP, 19188 Liv-
ernois, is featuring a special.
selling of Banlon shirts. They
come in sizes small, medium,
large and extra large, with long
or short sleeves. Come in early
for best selection.
New Hotel At Herzliya
A new, 30-room hotel, the
Hod, has been opened at Herz-.
liya. The Hod offers private
telephones in each room, baths,
bathrooms, central heating and
some rooms are air-conditioned.
This kosher, Class B facility, is
a few minutes walk from the
beach.
Dr. Naphtali Wiesner
Selfhelp Group Meets
Will Speak on Youth to German - speaking J e w i s h
members of the Selfhelp-De-
Hebrew Culture Society troit
group will meet from 1-4
Dr. Naphtali Wiesner, educa-
tional consultant of the United
Hebrew Schools, will address the
Kvutzah Ivrith—the Hebrew Cul-
tural Society of Detroit-9
Saturday at
ewi
•nter.
His to
will b
he Youth
as Savei rom the Hor-
That
ror of the Seco 1 World Way
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The Aesculapian Pharmaceutical Association will hold its
nt e ection•
joint (with Auxiliary) 35th annual dinner-dance 6:30 p.m. organi ion'
Katz, presi. -
Jose
Nov. 8 at the Latin Quarter featuring Fred Netting and his
man, vice
orchestra, entertainment and prizes, according to Presidents Mathis a
Ruttenberg
ori
,
Morris Averbuch and Mrs. Myer Robiner. Planning the event presid
tarie
hael Michlin, s
are, from left, chairmen Meyer Goldstein, Mrs. Harry Katz- and
man, Mrs. Michael Warner and Harold Ellias. For tickets, call
an Irving P
Mrs. Katzman, UN 2-4642, or Goldstein, DI 1-2815.
Co mittee hea
lin Hebrew
srael
Mo 's Plafkin
k an•
Elper ,
acs, public relatio
nard
.0renstein, pecial
Dvo
Mathis,
day programs
ck,
Mo is Nobel
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"Sisters of Israel" is the name said Mrs. Kramer. "The psychi- ecli rial, fo
azine.
awarded to Temple Israel sister- atric social worker furnished us the mual
hood members by the children with the . age, sex and special
they service at the Northville birthday wish of each child. There Hen Ford PTC
State Hospital.
are 75 children in the three Hallowe
ord Hop
Originator of the idea of en- wards and we do everything posl
The Halloween Record Hop
tertaining and assisting the chil- sible to fulfill each child's wish." of the Henry Ford High School
dren is Mrs. Irving Kramer who
Later a sewing group was Parent Teacher Club will be
has had a long career in com- started, headed by Mrs. Sam held from 8-11 p.m. today in
munity work. She presented the Shewitz. Materials and sewing the school cafet •
idea to Sisterhood President Mrs. machines were furnished by the casual and
.a
stag
George Victor and the board, committee. The girls were taught or dra:. '
ay be in-
uest
which agreed to make this one of to make their own blouses and vite •
skirts. Co-chairman of the proj-
the group's weekly projects.
rit danc e's have been
Starting with a St. Valen- ect is Mrs. Bernard Goodman and • nned for the school year by
tine's Party, Mrs. Kramer knitting is taught by Mrs. Louis
e PTC danc coma ttyre. Corn-
headed a group to entertain Rosenzweig.
esdames
mittee mem rs ar,
A hair dryer, toaster and s: - Robert B
children from 12 to 18. Each
shments;
girl was presented with a cor- ing machine were obtained y Albert M rs
Har-
pe
sage and novelty gifts were Mrs. Louis Fried, who went f orn old Ros b
tickles Irvine
given to the boys.
house to ,house to secure sa gs Vosko,
tions; Te
Each month, birthday children stamps.
il-
Kauffman, publicity. Mr
Another project was the p
are feted at a party. "I was told
-ham Phillips, for f• • er corn-
that some children are never re- chase of bedspreads to brigh
s serving as
oittee chair s.
membered on their birthdays," en the wards. The girls, w
.
. • •
s. Irving Cohen is
ur-
wards have
• ady
e present chairman.
Sisterhood Members Brighten
Lives of Children at Northville
p.m. every Thursday in the
Meyers road Jewish Center.
Guests are invited. For informa-
tion, call Henry Ellenbogenn,
rman, UN 4-4534.
heldon Ron.'
and his
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LOWELL THOMAS, Jr., will
show his new color film, "Fol-
low the North Star," when he
appears at Detroit Town Hall in
the Fisher Theater, Wednes-
day, at 11 a.m. "Follow the
North Star" is the prOduct of
two major expeditions to
Alaska, the Arctic Basin and
the North Pole. It has bene-
fited from the whole-hearted
cooperation of both Navy and
Airforce.
* * *
MORT SAHL, "the thinking
man's comedian," will appear 8
p.m. Sunday at
Masonic Audi-
torium, to sati-
rize the world's
pro b 1 ems.
Teaming with
Sahl will be re-
cording star
Joanie Som-
mers, a rising
young singer
of the modern
Sahl
jazz idiom.
-
This one night performance will
be produced by Ed Sarkesian.
Tickets are on sale at Grinnell's,
1515 Woodward, and Marwil's
Northland and Eastland Centers.
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THE AMERICAN COMPETI-
TIVE CAR ASSOCIATION will
hold its first annual Cars and
Stars Show, with Brenda Lee,
The Casuals, Bob Beckham and
Garry Miles appearing daily,
Nov. 3-5 at the Detroit Artillery
Armory.
* *
DR. LEON FRAM of Temple
Israel will represent the Jewish
Chautauqua Society as lecturer at
Jackson Junior College, Nov. 1,
on the subject "Festivals and
Fundamentals of Judaism."
e group h. also g ered
• th' g
ks, jewelr
n •
children t t • • • :
s • •
Servicing Nor i
ekly project
Thurs
ng
committe visits the
p. le, giving sewi
essons,
pre
Rosenberg Exhibit
Concludes
of e art work
The exhib
of James . Rosenberg, distin-
guished
tist, will conclude on
Sunda
en-
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paintings
chi s of
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He
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and in 1947 •
evote him-
active
self to painting in his studio in
Scarsdale, N.Y.
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for New York Drama
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a New
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sho s oped by Charfoos to
be another indication of the re-
birth here of theatrical interest.
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