activities in Society
The Ann Arbor Israel Bond monial dinner in honor of Dr. consists of treasurer, Osias
Committee will hold a testi- William Haber, it was an- Zwerdling; tickets, Mr. and Mrs.
nounced by Professor I. Leo Philip M. Seymour; publicity,
I. Murray Jacobs, Abe Katzman, Carl R. Lichtenstein and
Sharfman and Rabbi Harold S. Mrs. Isadore Lampe; appeal,
Abraham Satovsky are among the Detroit communal leaders who
White, chairmen of the Ann Mrs. Gerda Seligson; seating
will participate in a board of directors meeting for the National
Arbor Israel Bond Committee. and table decorations, Mrs.
Federation of Jewish Men's Clubs Nov. 18 at Rodfei Zedek Con-
The Haber Testimonial Din- Harry Cook and Mrs. Herbert
ner will take place 6:30 p.m. Schlager.
gregation in Chicago.
Reservations for the dinner
Dec. 1 in the Anderson Room
Mrs. Lewis Grossman is a member of the LTJA Women's
of the Michigan Union, Ann can be made by phoning Mr.
Division National Mission that is now touring Israel.
or Mrs. Philip M. Seymour in
Arbor.
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Miller of W. Outer Dr. are spending a
The Ann Arbor Committee Ann Arbor, NO 2-4900.
fortnight in Los Angeles attending pre-nuptial festivities for
Linda Lewis and Sheldon Miller, who will be married Nov. 18
at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel, Beverly Hills, Calif.
Representing sisterhoods of Conservative congregations and
the Michigan at the biennial convention of the National Women's
League of the United Synagogue of America Nov. 11-15 at the
Concord Hotel in Kiamesha Lake, N.Y., will be Mesdames Isadore
Leeman, Michigan Branch president; Meyer Levey, Ben Simons,
Ben Morganroth, J. Stewart Linden, Norman Allen, Sol Docks,
Jack Shenkman, Ben Z. Freeman, Sam Loberman, Oscar Spilkin,
Herman Roth, I. E. Goodman, Harry Paul, Eugene Cohen, Arthur
Cohen, Morris Bletstein, Sisney Wolin, Charles Weinstein, Aaron
Weston, Max Linder, David Wolin, Rudy Mittleman and Milton
DR. WILLIAM HABER
Schlinsky.
A receptiOn for all solicitors and workers for the annual
No taste in the world like Wilno Kosher salami
Hayim Greenberg School campaign took place last week . at the Common Pleas Court
—so good, and so good for you! All pure
home of Emma Schaver. Forty-five per cent of the campaign goal
Names News Staffer
beef, made the famous Wilno way
was reached at this gathering.
with the finest of skilfully blended
Mr. and Mrs. N. Mandeberg have moved to 10641 Santa Levitt as Chief Clerk
spices. Tempting, tantalizing—
Herb
Levitt,
City-County
Maria, Apt. 11.
that's why Wilno is so
Bureau
reporter
for
the
Detroit
Ensign and Mrs. Donald Tractenberg (Linda Simkin) are
famous. Try it,
en route to Athens, Ga., after visiting their parents, the Arthur News, has been appointed chief
today!
Tractenbergs of Oak Park and Mrs. Bessie Simkin of Windsor. clerk of Common Pleas Court.
At Leading Delicatessens,
His unanimous selection for
They will make their home in Athens for the next seven months,
Supermarkets & Restaurants
while Tractenberg continues his studies in the Supply Corps of the $13,889-a-year post was an-
nounced at a meeting of the
the U.S. Navy.
Mrs. Paul Boraks, 18491 Wisconsin, will leave Nov. 24 for nine Common Pleas judges.
Levitt, 34, joined the News in
Copenhagen, Denmark, to visit with relatives and friends. She
1958, after serving five years
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25 - THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS -- Friday, November 9, 1962
Ann Arbor Bond Committee Will Fete Dr. Haber
Artist Concert, String Competition
Being Planned by Music Study Club
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JUST HUNGRY.
The second place cash prize for the "Competition for
Strings" sponsored by the Music Study Club of Detroit has
been donated by Mrs. Gilbert Schoenfield, past president of the
Club (second from left). On hand for the presentation were,
from left, Mesdames Ben Meekler, Gilbert Schoenfield, A.
Victor Bizer and Ezra Lipkin.
Music Study Club of Detroit
will present Mary Gillom,
violinist, and Sandra Acker,
pianist, two c u r r e n t Club
scholarship recipients, at a
luncheon rally 12:30 p.m. Tues-
day at the home of Mrs. Wil-
liam Klein, 17489 Westhamp-
ton, Southfield.
Kalman Tillem will discuss
the Club's scholarship pro-
gram. Mrs. Jacob Sauls is chair-
man of the day. The program
is one of a series of rallies pre-
ceding the Annual Artist Con-
cert, to be held 8:30 p.m. Dec. 9
at the Detroit Institute of Arts.
Proceeds from the concert help
to provide financial assistance
to promising musicians.
The Club's "Competition for
Strings," for string instrument
students, 16-21, will be held in
January. Cash prizes will be
awarded. Mrs. Gilbert Schoen-
field, past president, has con-
tributed the sum for the second
prize. Those seeking informa-
tion on the competition can call
272-4058.
Chagall Lithographs
Shown at Garelick's
A special exhibition of litho-
graphs of the famous windows
of Marc Chagall will open Sun.
clay at Garelick's Gallery, 20308
Livernois. The showing will
continue through Nov. 17.
The Chagall originals repre-
sent tribes of Israel and will
be on display for the first time
in Detroit.
Tiger Brand Gruyere
Cheese in Slices
Cheese lovers everywhere,
and housewives in particular
will welcome the latest develop-
ment by Tiger Brand Swiss
Gruyere Cheese. Tiger . Brand
has introduced a new package
which brings a new conven-
ience to mothers, whether they
are preparing a sandwich for
dad or fixing the kids a quick
"noshe" between school and
Hebrew lessons.
The makers of Tiger Brand
Gruyere, long a popular favorite
in the familiar triangular
wedge, are now delivering to
grocers a new flavor sealed
package containing six indi-
vidually wrapped slices.
This new package assures
complete freshness from the
first to the last slice. The indi-
vidual wrapping is a guarantee
that each slice will retain its
flavor and its firmness.
Social Singles Will
Hear Muni Mark
Muni Mark of , the Hayim
Greenberg Center will speak on
"Roots of American Jewish Lit-
erature" at the next meeting of
Social Singles Club, 8:30 p.m.
Sunday at the Jewish Center.
Refreshments will be served
at the affair open to young
adults (21-35). For information,
call DI 1-4200.
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