American Jewish Congress,
Women's Division, will inaugu-
rate a series of study groups
with a kick-off meeting Thurs-
day at the home of Mrs. Saul
Katz, 18065 Fairfield.
Mrs. Judy (Laikin) Elkin will
speak on "Around the World in
30 Minutes"
as an intro-
duction to the
series of semi-
nars. Former-
ly regional di-
rector of the
American Jew-
ish Congress.
Mrs. Elkin will
draw on her
experience as
a United States
Foreign Serv-
ice Officer to
explain some
of the forces
which are be-
hind today's Mrs. Elkin
political events.
Proposed topics for discus-
sion include
"Germany—why shouldn't it
it stay partitioned?" "Jews of
South Africa—Betwixt and Be-
tween," "North African Jewry
Under Pressure;" "C h i n e s e
Musical Chairs at the UN;"
"Black Nationalism in Africa,
and in the United States;"
"What's going on in Vietnam?"
"Arab unity and Israel."
Mrs. Katz will serve a petite
buffet and all members are in-
vited, regardless of the chapter
to which they belong. Guests
are also welcome.
At a membership tea to be
held Nov. 8 at the home of
Mrs. Sidney Katzman, 8911 Lin-
coln, Huntington Woods, mem-
bers of American Jewish Con-
gress Detroit Women's Division,
who have toured Israel, will be
honored. Through a panel pres-
entation, a report of the "Amer-
ican in Europe" will be given

by members who attended the
latest tour.
Also to be honored will be
the newly-joined members.
A resume of last year's ac-
complishments of American
Jewish Congress, both on the
national and local scenes, will
be given by Executive-Director
Dr. Shlomo Tadmor.
Hosiptality Committee chair-
man Mrs. M. Plavnick and Mrs.
Jack Greenbaum will have
Chapter Presidents Mrs. Sol
Redstone, Mrs. Jack Miller and
Mrs. H. Kermann as hostesses.
Mrs. Joseph Greenberg and
Mrs. Arnold Kass are co-chair-
men of the tea.
Mrs. Dan Shapiro, president
of the. Women's Division, an-
nounces that a Division board
meeting will be held 9:30 a.m.
Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
Jack Ross, 19435 Stoepel. High-
lights of the recent leadership
meeting held in Atlantic City,
N.J., will be given by Mrs.
Shapiro and Mrs. Leopold Sny-
der, vice president.

Branches of Workmen's
Circle Slate Lecture,
Halloween Celebration

The Workmen's Circle has
announced a coming branch
lecture by a distinguished sci-
entist, a. b r an c h Halloween
party and open membership for
its teen club.
Dr. Bernard Agranoff of the
University of Michigan Medical
School will comment on Russian
medical science and show slides
of contemporary Russia at a
meeting of Branch 1060 at 9
p.m. Saturday at the home of
Dr. and Mrs. Z. Konikow, 13324
Balfour, Huntington Woods.
Agranoff this year read a
paper at the International Bio-
Chemistry Congress in Russia
and went on - tour of several
laboratories in Communist
countries. The public is invited
to the lecture. •
Branch 460-E will hold a
Alark
Halloween party Saturday at
the home of Moe and Sara
nniversary
Caplan, 14531 Leslie, Oak Park.
h Dubinsky Guests will dress to a "Roaring
Twenties" theme. A skit has
will be honored by r
es and
been prepared. Refreshments
friends on the occasion o
1T
will be served. For reserva-
50t
edding anniversary
ions, call Anne Yelensky, LI
y S day at Sammy's
514, or Esther Freeman, KE
on
49.
Detro
e Teen Club will meet 7:30
Dubi
shave
acti
on alternate Tuesdays at
Workmen's Circle Center
ons.
youngsters 13-16. The co-
the Zhito
ducational group f e a t u r es
Society. T
sports, parties, dancing, cele-
dren and six gran
bration of Jewish holidays and
discussions. F o r information,
call KE 7-5440.

Dubinskys

Hebrew Ladies Aid
Group Plans Golden
Year Donor Event

RESTORES
) ORIGINAL COLOR

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- • FASTEST SERVICE
• LOWEST PRICES

The Hebrew Ladies Aid Soci-
ety will hold its Golden Anniver-
sary Do n o r
Luncheon Nov.
27 at the Holi-
day 1.1 an or,
,announces
President Mrs.
Louis Kepes.
The group
has been as-
sisting the sick
and needy in
the Detroit
area for the
past 50 years. Mrs. Kepes
It also works for the State of
Israel, U:S.O., Hadassah and the
Penrickton Nursery.

Men's Clubs

TEMPLE ISRAEL MEN'S
CLUB will present its annual
duplicate bridge tournament and
games night 8 p.m. Nov. 4 in the
Temple's Leon Fram Hall. Harry
Shefman, chairman of the eve-
ning, states that the event is
open to Men's Club members and
their ladies at no charge. There
is a nominal charge for guests.
In addition to the bridge compe-
tition, there will be a gin rummy
tournament, and other games are
being planned. Prizes will be
awarded, and there will be a
late snack. For reservations, call
Shefman, UN 4-7640.
• * *
'MOSAIC LODGE, F. & A.M.,
will hold its annual "Nite of
Nites" 7 p.m. Nov. 5 at the Elm-
wood Casino in Windsor, an-
nounces Dr. Nat Starman, chair-
man. Co-chairmen of the event
are Murray Kane and Sid Robins.
For reservations, checks may be
sent to Doug Purther, 18435
James Couzens.
* * *
CONG. BNAI MOSHE MEN'S
CLUB will feature Jewish hu-
mor at it's opening meeting 8:30
p.m. Monday in the synagogue
social hall. Aaron Rosenberg
will be guest speaker, announces
Nathan Sharon, program chair-
man. Refreshments will be
served. The public is invited.
• *
TEMPLE ISRAEL MEN'S
CLUB plans two weekend
events to take place on Nov. 4
and 5, announces President
Sam Maza. The annual Games
Night, including both a dupli-
cate bridge and gin rummy
tournament, will be held Nov. 4.
Louis J. Cohen, life master and
local bridge mentor, will con-
duct the tournament. Co-chair-
men Harry Shefman and Sidney
Bernstein will award • prizes.
Refreshments will be served.
Reservations may be made by
calling Shefman, UN 4-7640.
The following afternoon, young-
sters of Men's Club members
will be feted at the Annual
Children's Party at 2 p.m. in the
Leon Fram Hall. Headlining the
afternoon will be Jingles, the
popular television personality;
Mel Snyder a
11/1
nettes. Mo -s, souvenirs
candy wil •e featured. M
Schefman chairman,
that the I arty is
children o said-u
* *
CONG. I MILUTH CHAS-
SODIM ME CLUB w
ture Rabbi Le • Fram of Te
ple Israel as
est speaker
Wednesday at the•feld Hall,
19371 Greenfield. M
s c h e
Haar, chairman of the
'ng,
announces that Rabbi Fram
speak on "Jews Behind the Iron
Curtain." The meeting will be
followed by• a social -hour. The
public is invited.

Van Antwerp Seeks
to Hold Council Seat

Former Mayor Eugene Van
Antwerp has received the en-
dorsement of civic, fraternal and
labor groups in the area in his
bid for re-election to a se
Detroit's Commo
The incum
stands behind
a long reco of efforts for slum
clearance
iberal housin
rights f
the u derpri.
ed.
The fa T 0
D and
35 gr
child
was bo
in De roi
side in 889.

Ro Pi hi Will Hol
Annu alloween Part

Ro Pi

Alumni Chapter
will hold their
en party 9 p.m.
home of Mr.
and Mrs. Norma
piro, 15140
Dartmouthi Oak P
For information. ca
Larry Kowalsky, LI 9-5271.
The next regular meeting will
be held Nov. 1 at the home of
Muriel and Phil Silverstein,
24760 Harding. R.S.V.P. , LI
8-5102.

and Auxil
`Trip to Japan' Program
annual Hall
at Jewish Center on Nov. 5 Saturday at

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15I80 W. 8 Mile nr. JAS. COIJZENS'

"SATISFACTION GUARANTEED"

"A Trip to Japan" is the
title of afternoon's program
planned by the children's divi-
sion of the Jewish Center,
18100 Meyers, Sunday, Nov. 5,
2-4 p.m. Feature will be Jap-
anese food, games and music,
with Japanese costumes op-
tional.

Coffee breaks have upped the
"'ava" to 400,-
the U.S.

Lapeer S
Asks
To

Gai
Lions dire
Home and
ports that he has
Mrs. Joseph Brown the n
1,589 Forgotten Children who
need some one to remember them
the coming holidays.
These "children" range in a:.!
from 1 to 93 ye
are mentall
pe
varying
ee
ut all would
apprec
som attention par-
ticul y at the holiday season.
Th
entire pop
co ists of abo
d ce in th inst
on a
p-
p ximat
in
rding
h e pl.'' s tin
the su-
pe 'sion •
e ins ullIkan's
cial taff, has been thorough y
canv ed in determining those
patien
ho can he expected to
be "For,
n" in the holiday
season.
A master check
developed and used so that per-
sons who desire to remember one
of these "Forgotten Children"
may know definitely what will
most reasonably meet the indi-
vidual patient's need.
Mrs. Brown is chairman of the
Lapeer Parents Association "For-
gotten Children's Committee" and
in charge of this drive. Indi-
viduals or groups who wish to
support this program on behalf
of the patients at Lapeer may
do so by sending contributions to
Mrs. Brown or by securing from
her any desired number of the
check lists on individual patients,
referred to above. Mrs. Brown
may be contacted by writing,
to her at 1625 Dickerson, De-
troit 15, or by phone at VA
1-2377, evenings or during the
day at LU 4-5331.
Lapeer is the largest of the
institutions operated by the De-
partment of Mental Health for
the mentally handicapped. It
serves 42 counties including
those in the upper half and south-
eastern sections of Michigan's
lower peninsula.
The needs for these "forgot-
ten children" in no case should
$10, while most requests
•dividuals concerned
uch less.
Abruzzo is
the superin e
f the La-
peer Training S oo

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21 - THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS -- Frida y, October 27, 1961

AJC Women's Division Launches
Study Group, Slates Members' Tea