I Mrs. Pariser Named Chairman
of Israel Bonds Fashion Festival

Haas Is Appointed
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Consultant to Ford
Engagement Told
Foundation for Study

Karl Haas, director of fine
arts for WJR, has accepted an
appointment as a consultant to
the Ford Foundation to conduct
one of several studies evalu-
ating cultural broadcasting in
the United States and abroad.
In this capacity, Haas will ex-
amine the existing cultural cli-
mate in radio and television for
a period of one year.
James H. Quello, WJR vice
president and general manager,
emphasized that while the Ford
Foundation assignment will ne-
cessitate extensive travel. Haas
will continue his association with
the Goodwill Station. Haas will
remain as , on-the-air host of
Adventures in Good Music, Spec-
Shown together after a planning session for The Dior-Israel trum and Scope and continue
Fashion Festival Dinner-Dance, slated for Sept. 26 at Knollwood to supervise other fine arts
Country Club, are, from left, Mesdames Joseph Katchke, Israel broadcasting for WJR.
Bond Women's Division co-chairman; Henry Pariser, chairman
In 1956, Haas was honored by
of the event; and David Pollack, sponsor chairman. Not shown the French government by being
is Mrs. Max Stollman, Women's Division co-chairman. Further appointed "Officier d'Academie",
plans for the fashion festival and the fall Israel Bond campaign in recognition of his services to
will be discussed at the Presidential Inaugural Luncheon noon French culture in the field of
Sept. 5 at the Jewish Center. Presidents and Israel Bond chair- music.
men of all organizations participating in the drive have been
Haas joined WJR as director of
invited to the luncheon.
fine arts in May. 1959. He is
chairman of the Music Commit-
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tee for the Michigan Cultural
Commission. He serves on the
Honors for Sosin 'at Israel Bonds
Mayor's Committee and the Edu-
cation Committee for the De-
Dinner Sept. 12 at Bnai David
troit Grand Opera Association
Max Sosin, poptilar Detroit
William J. Weinstein will be presentation of Metropolitan
humorist and singer, honorary toastmaster at the dinner, reser- Opera in Detroit. He frequently
president of Brandeis Lodge vations for which are being a appears as panelist for the
and an honorary member of taken at the Israel Bonds office. nationwide Metropolitan Opera
broadcasts originating from New
Cong. Beth Abraham, will be
York City.
honored at an Israel Bonds din-
ner, at the Bnai David, Sept. 12.
Humorist Emil Cohen will be
featured on the program.
Marriages
Sosin, who was born in
Gomel, White Russia, came to
HEILBRONNER-HARRIS: Di-
Detroit at the age of 12. He was
ane Sharon Harris became the
in Cantor Pinchik's choir as a
bride of Edward Heilbronner in
boy. He is a Central High grad-
a double-ring ceremony Aug. 19
uate.
at the Algiers Hotel in Miami
A drug manufacturers' agent,
Beach. The. bride is the daughter
he has provided free entertain-
of Mr. .and Mrs. Edward J. Har-
ment for many organizations.
ris of Miami, • Fla., formerly :of
He lives with his wife at 20455
Detroit. She is a senior at the
Marlow. They have two married
University of Miami. The bride-
children.
groom is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Spero of Hollywood,
Fla. A graduate of the Univer-
Dr. Judd Teller
sity of Florida, he attends the
University of Miami Law School.
to Speak Here
After a wedding trip to Wash-
ington, D.C., and New York City,
for Israel Bonds
the newlyweds planned to live
The :annual High- Holy 'Day
on W. Flagler St. in Miami.
and Congregational COuncil
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dinner-meeting for rabbis, offi-
cers and board- members of 26 Cong. Adas Shalom
Detroit area congregations will
be held 6:30 p.m. Wednesday to Hold Presidential
The UNSTABLED THEATRE,
at the Rainbow Terrace, 18451 Toast to Israel. Dinner
16 Temple, begins its fall sea-
Wyoming.
Cong. Adas Shalom will spon-
Phillip Stollman is chairman sor a "Presidential Toast to son with the Detroit premiere of
of the Israel Israel Dinner" on the evening Ionesco's The Lesson, a comic
Bond High of Sept. 17 in the Jewish Cen- drama of . controlled lunacy,
Aug. 31, to run through Sept.
Holy Day ter.
23.
Council with
The dinner, which will honor
* * *
Norman Allan the present president and all
Jack Carey of Grand Blanc,
a n d Circuit the living past presidents of
Judge Nathan the congregation since its founi- past commander the AMERI-
J. Kaufman as ing, will be on behalf of Israel CAN LEGION, Department of
Michigan, announces the selec-
t h e co-chair- Bonds.
tion of Detroit as the 1963 host
men. An Insti-
The guest speaker will be Dr.
tute for Israel Joseph J. Schwartz, interna- city for the 45th annual Ameri-
will be held in tional head of the Israel Bond can Legion state convention,
c onj unction Organization. Tribute will be July 18 to 21, 1963. Detroit Dis-
with the din- made by Rabbi Jacob E. Segal, tricts Commander Norman N.
ner-meeting to spiritual leader of the congre- Robbins of the host city, is
chairman of the convention
discuss plans gation.
corporation.
for the Israel
All the affiliates are joining
Bond High in the affair, which is in ad-
Holy Day Ap- vance of the High Holy Day Group Psychotherapy,
TELLER
peal.
Psychodrama Meeting
Appeal.
The guest speaker will be Dr.
Those to be honored are
An open meeting of the Mich-
Judd Teller, author, journalist President J. Maurice Karo and igan
Chapter, American Society
and lecturer who has just re- past presidents Charles H. Char-
• Group Psychotherapy and
turned from a three-month tour lip, Nathan R. Epstein. Max H. 'of.
Psychodrama will be held 7:30
of the Soviet Union. .
Goldsmith, Judge Ira J. Kauf- p.m..Wednesday at the McGregor
The annual Fall Inaugural man, Manny Lax, Alexander Memorial Building.
Luncheon of the Detroit Israel Moss and George Spoon.
Various types of group meth-
Bond Women's Division, which
All members are invited to ods of exploring problems of
will be held noon Wednesday attend the dinner, reservations human
relations will be presented
in the Jewish Center, will also may be made by calling DI with audience
participation un-
be addressed by Dr. Teller.
1-3548.
der the direction of Henry Fein-
Plans for an intensive fall
berg, fellow of the American So-
Israel Bond Women's campaign
The Bezalel School of Arts ciety and a psychologist.
will be discussed at the lunch- and Crafts will open a Painters
An axiodrama of the proceed-
eon. Sponsor pins will be award- House on the slopes of Jerusa- ings will be given by Dr. Robert
ed.
lem's historic Mt. Zion. The new S. Drews, Chapter president.
For reservations to the lunch- center will provide artistic guid-
All persons—lay and proles-
eon, call the Israel :Bond Office, ance for amateurs .and profes- siOnal—interested in human rela-
DI 1-3707. •
sionals. •i • •' tiOnS' are invited- to attend, — •
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Radomer Aid Societ y
Holds Rummage Sale

Radomer Aid and Ladies So-
ciety will hold its annual rirm-
mage sale at Main St. Royal Oak,
Tuesday through Sept 19.
Mrs. Reta Agree, 13301 Wales,
Huntington Woods, is chairman,
and Mrs. Shirley Finkel, 19019
Santa Barbara, is co-chairman.
For pickup, call Louis Lum-
berg, LI 7-6950. Members and
friends are asked to participate.
Proceeds go to chairity.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lumberg
will be host and hostess for an
executive board meeting .8:30
p.m. Tuesday at the Workmen's
Circle, 19340 W. Seven Mile.

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Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Bien-
stock of Addison Ave., South-
field announce the engagement
of their daughter, Iris Susan, to
Leonard Z. Eppel of Skokie, Ill.
The bride-elect is a senior at
Michigan State University. Her
fiance attended the University
of Illinois and Michigan State
University. A June 30 wedding
is planned.

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