activities in Society

Mr. and Mrs. David A. Goldman and their children, Paula
and Alan, formerly of Briarcliff Rd. are now residing in their new
home on Millbrook Rd., Farmington.
Mrs. Kenneth. Sachs, 13125 Victoria, Huntington Woods, is
serving as 25th anniversary March of Dimes chairman for her
community. Ferndale chairman is „Attorney Henry A. Schiffer,
1066 Withington ave., and Oak Park chairman is David D. Silver-
man, 21961 Harding, owner of Dave's Party Snack Shack. They
will ask their fellow residents to "Give for the Life of a Child"
during the month of January.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Weingart, 14837 W. Seven Mile, celebrated
their 25th wedding anniversary recently at the 27th annual ban-
quet of the Bialistoker-Western Aid Society.
The Silver Family Club will hold a Hanukah party 4 p.m.
Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davidson, 19424
Stratford. Supper will be served for 16 children and 34 adults.
The Cornfield Family Club will hold its annual Hanukah
party, 1 p.m. Sunday at the Lutzker. Hall, 15775 James Couzens.
Refreshments and games will be provided.
Mrs. Dellis Harwith was hostess to the Northwest Chapter
Board of the American Jewish Congress at a luncheon honoring
the recently installed president, Mrs. Edward Rothenberg. The
members of the board are Mesdames Aaron Shifman, M. Schwartz,
George Golden, Morris Kraft, Marvin Weckstein, Norman Snyder,
H. Amdur, Arnold Kass, Dellis Harwith, Albert Tanner, Louis
Zuckerman, Melvin Nord, Arnold Frank, Daniel Shapiro and Miss
Ida Blucher.
Mrs. Sara Reisman will be honored on her 91st birthday
at a family party at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Max Steiner,
18482 Roselawn this Saturday night.
The Beth Moses Senior U. S. Y. will be represented at the
United Synagogue Youth Convention in Chicago Dec. 28-30. Max
Pleasant, chairman of Youth Commission, has announced that
Judy Kovan, Gloria Pleasant and Stanley Skupsky have been
selected as the Youth Group delegates.
The Sherman Family Club will celebrate its 15th anniversary
with a Hanukah latke party 8:30 p.m. Dec. 30 at the home of Mrs.
Philip (Jane) Zaks, 20516 Audrey. Gifts will be exchanged.
Officers to be installed are Mrs. Israel Levenstein, president;
Mrs. Philip Sherman, vice-president; Mrs. Edward Sherman and
Johanna Meyers, secretaries; Jean Lorber, treasurer; and Mrs.
Aubrey Gordon, sergeant-at-arms.
The Neuman-Bean Family Club will meet Sunday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bean, 19459 Mendota. Movies of
their European trip will be shown.

Model Unveiled for Wayne State
University Shapero Pharmacy Hall

Chicorel-Shapiro
Engagement Told

Jan. 29 JNF Auxiliary Donor
Event to Launch $150,000 Drive

establish Gadot and Mishmar
Hayarden as thriving agricultur-
al and commercial communities
and to ensure their productivity."
Plans now are being formulat-
ed for a program at the annual
donor event, and for coverage of
prospects to assure a substantial
beginning for the financing of
the local project, Mrs. Wishnet-
sky announced.

Mrs. Edward Wishnetsky, pres-
ident of the Women's Auxiliary
of the Jewish National Fund, an-
nounced this week that Jan. 29
has been set as the date for the
annual donor event, which will
culminate the current fund-rais-
ing drive of the organization.
Mrs. Wishnetsky announced
that income from this year's
donor will go towards the adopt-
ed local JNF project for the de-
velopment of the villages of
Gadot and Mishmar Hayarden.
The Women's Auxiliary, she
stated, is undertaking to raise
$150,000 towards this project.
The two villages to be devel-
oped are located on the banks of
the Jordan River at the Israel-
Syrian border.
MISS GAIL CHICOREL
Mrs. Wishnetsky said this
Mr. and Mrs. Max Chicorel an- project "will be Detroit's singu-
nounce the engagement of their lar contribution to Israel's fu-
daughter, Gail, to Irving Aaron ture security. Its purpose is to
Shapiro, son of Mr. and Mrs
Israel Shapiro of Grand Rapids.
The bride-elect is a senior at
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This month the Student Coun-
cil circulated suggestion sheets
drug field. Of the total build- to promote student response and
ing cost, $625,000 will come to reflect their interests. Mum-
from state funds, private gifts ford was the first Detroit public
and grants making up the bal- school to institute this procedure.
ance.
There were over 1,000 sheets
The three - story structure,
returned which were then re-
containing 36,000 square feet of viewed and evaluated by the
floor space, will house a 160-
seat lecture hall, instructional senators.
When the survey is completed
and research laboratories and
a master summary sheet will be
faculty offices.
made up and the suggestions
At present, the College of
A model of Wayne State Uni- Pharmacy uses quarters in the will be sent to the various de-
versity's Shapero Hall of Phar- Old Main building at Wayne partments of the school. Many
macy was unveiled at a lunch- State for laboratory and class- of the suggestions regard im-
provements in the lunchroom
eon honoring Nate S. Shapero, room work. -
chairman the board of Cun-
WSU President Clarence B. and in school spirit.
Highlighting the Senior Class
ningham Drug Stores, at the Hilberry spoke at the luncheon
Detroit Press Club, Thursday.
on the importance of the new activities this month has been
Harry J. Loynd, president of building to both the campus the visit of representatives from
Parke, Davis and Co., presented and community during the various colleges. A few of the
the model and building plans to luncheon and introduced Dean schools which were represented
Shapero, outlining the cam- Stephen Wilson of the College include Amherst, Harvard, Mas-
sachusetts Institute of Technol-
paigning efforts that raised the of Pharmacy.
ogy, Missouri, New York Univer-
money for it.
sity, Texas Christian, University
The $1,300,000 structure
Anniversary
of
Death
of Chicago and the Army, Navy
will be located on Second
and Air Force academies.
Boulevard -between Ferry and of Lubavitcher Rebbe
The Flower, Motto, and Gift
Palmer, north of the College
Committee of the senior class
of Education Building. Con- Observed in Israel
TEL AVIV, (JTA) — Thou- has selected powder blue and
struction is slated to start this
sands of Lubavitcher hassidim royal blue as the class colors
spring.
Unveiling of the model cli- participated in the festive ob- and carnations as the class
maxed fund raising efforts servance of the 150th anniver- flower.
The 1962-63 Southeastern
which began two years ago at sary of the death of Rabbi
a • testimonial dinner for Sha- Shneur Zalman of Liadi, the Michigan Scholastic Writing
pero in New York honoring first Lubavitcher Rebbe who Awards contest offers awards in
him for 50 years in the retail founded the Chabad-Lubavitch a wide variety of classifications
hassidic movement in Czarist and has set Jan. 12, 1963, as
Russia approximately 190 years the deadline for entries. This
Jewish War Vets
ago. He died on the 19th of Kis- contest is being sponsored by
Women Service USO
lev in the Jewish year of 5573. The Detroit News to stimulate
Police had to cordon off the .an interest in effective, creative
Members of Department of
Michigan, Jewish War Veterans synagogue where the hassidim writing among students. Students
Ladies Auxiliary, will service danced and related legends of in grades six through 12 may
the USO from 9 a.m. to mid- the Rebbe until the early hours submit entries in 28 categories,
of the morning. The Lubavitch- ranging from poety to journal-
night on Monday.
In charge will be Mrs. Harry er Rebbe of today, Rabbi Mena- ism. The main stress is on writ-
K o g a n, servicemen's service chem M. Schneerson, . lives in ing which has been developed
chairman; Mrs. Harold Jacobs, New York. He is a direct de- from classroom assignments.
co-chairman; and Mrs. Ben scendant of Rabbi Shneur Zal-
Shiffman and Mrs. Sylvia Lei- man and is the seventh in suc- Schaver Foundation
der, supervisors. A buffet and cession of the leaders of the
Christmas party has been plan- Lubavitcher hassidic movement. Finances Biography
Rabbi Shneur Zalman was a
ned. The JWV women tradi-
of Prof. H. Wolfson
tionally service the USO on the disciple of Rabbi Dovber of
Leo W. Schwartz is writing a
day before Christmas to allow Messeritch (whose Yartzeit is biography of Prof. Harry Wolf-
free time for the Christian also on Kislev 19) the successor sonson of Harvard University.
workers who staff the facility. to the famed Baal Shem Tov.
Preparation of the manuscript
Members of the Lt. Raymond He became a legend in his own
is being made possible by a grant
Zussman Auxiliary will service day as a towering Talmudical from the Morris L. Schaver
the USO on New Year's Day genius and Kabbalistic and
Foundation.
Chassidic scholar.
with a dinner.

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