Friday, December 13, 1963—THE DETROIT JEWISH NEW S-22
Activities
ISRAEL CHAPTER will hold BLOCH LODGE will hold a
its annual latke party 8:30 p.m. Hanukah party 1 p.m. Sunday
Tuesday at the Workmen's Cir- at Key School, 23400 Jerome,
cle. Mrs. Herbert Eskin will Oak Park. Refreshments will
speak on "What Every Jewish be served and there will be
Woman Should Know." She will clowns to entertain the chil-
also sing popular Jewish songs. dren. Monday evening will be
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"Presidents Night." The public
EAST SIDE WOMEN will is invited. Refreshments will be
hold a Hanukah latke and served.
games party 12:30 p.m. Tues-
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day at the home of President PISGAH CHAPTER will hold
Mrs. Joseph Reitman, 15320 j its "Celebration of Hanukah"
Rosemary, Oak Park. Proceeds party 12:30 p.m. Wednesday at
will benefit Bellfaire. Friends the Labor Zionist Institute, an-
are invited. For information, nounced Mrs. Sam Hamburger,
call LI 3-3548.
president. "Chai Banks" will be
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opened
and there will be a
BUSINESS A N D PROFES- presentation
of "The Three
SIONAL CHAPTER will meet Daughters." Mrs.
Harry Fine
8:30 p.m. Tuesday at Cong. will be chairman of
the after-
Gemiluth Chassodim. The pro- noon. Guests are invited.
gram will feature a special
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"Fish Pond." Refreshments will TIKVAH CHAPTER will meet
be served. Prospective members noon Tuesday at the Jewish-
are welcome.
* * • Center. Dessert luncheon will
SUBURBAN CHAPTER seeks be served. Friends are invited.
community support of its "Good A Tupperware exhibit a n d
Deed A Month" project for De-lprizes will be featured and
cember to supply playing cardslJohnathon Bodzin will speak on
and paperback books to veteran the activities of Wayne State
hospitals. Also. ash trays are University's Hillel House. For
needed for the Hillel House at transportation, call E mile e
Wayne State University. Card- Fleischer, UN 4-3113.
board cartons for collection of
these items have been distrib- Bnai Brith Plans
uted at the Big D Supermarket
at Middle Belt and 14 Mile, the 1 Var i ety Show for
A&P Food Store at 13 Mile and
Orchard Lake and the Mayfair Hospitalized Vets
Market at Northwestern and
Patients at the Dearborn
Orchard Lake.
Veterans Hospital will be pre-
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sented a 90-minute "Spectacular
CENTENNIAL LODGE AND Variety Holiday Show" Wed-
CHAPTER will have a Hanu- nesday by the Metropolitan De-
kah party 2 p.m. Sunday at the troit Bnai Brith Service Com-
Labor Zionist Institute. There mittee For The Armed Forces
will be gifts and refreshments and Veterans (S.C.A.F.V.).
for the children. The affair is Stars of stage, radio and tele-
open to all members and their vision will perform, stated Sol
families. The Lodge will hold S
a games night 8:30 Tuesday at Steinberg,
Council S.C.A.F.V.
chairman. S.C.A.F.V.
is a non"-
the Crestwood Motel. Past pres- sectarian
service
program of
idents of the lodge will be Bnai Brith for all the
and
honored. Prospective members women in the Armed men
Forces
are invited.
and in Veterans Hospitals re-
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ALBERT EINSTEIN LODGE gardless of race, creed or color.
The holiday party is an an-
will hold its New Year's Eve
party 9 p.m. Dec. 31 at Cong. nual event in which all of the
Shaarey Shomayim. There will lodges partieipate. Throughout
be a complete kosher dinner. the year, both lodges and chap-
Eric Rosenow's orchestra will ters service the V.A. hospitals
be featured. For ticket informa- throughout Michigan with en-
tion, call Sam Freedman, 356- tertainment and gifts. One of
the newer projects is training
6171.
those who are interested in be-
THERE'S MORE TEA DRINKING PLEASURE - coming "Ham" Radio Oper-
FOR YOU, _YOUR FAMILY AND FRIENDS
ators. Sherman Goldlman is in
with
charge of this phase of
S.C.A.F.V.'s pr o j e c t "Ham."
Under his able direction, he
had arranged for disabled Vet-
erans to talk to their families
through "Operation Ham."
Assisting Steinberg on Wed-
the famous delicious blend of fine
TEA with ORANGES and SWEET SPICE
nesday will be Samuel Zie-
U origin! product at R. C. BIGELOW Inc., Norwalk, Conn.
man; Bruce Landgarten, Bnai
Brith Youth Organization; Mar-
tin Goldlstein, B.B.Y.O.; Charles
Goldstein and Sherman Gold-
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Engagement Told
MISS BARBARA YOST
The engagement of Barbara
Ann Yost to Philip Neil Cas-
cade is announced by her par-
ents, Mrs. Jennie Yost of Ken-
tucky Ave. and Sanford Yost
of Oak Park. The prospective
bridegroom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Maurice Cascade of
Sussex Ave.
The bride-elect is a senior at
Wayne State University College
of Education. Her fiance is a
junior at Wayne State Univer-
sity College of Medicine and is
affiliated with Phi Delta Epsi-
lon. A July 19 wedding is
planned.
8n,g agen-ients
Mr: and Mrs. Harry A. Ponter
of Wilmington, Del., announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Adrienne Gayle. to Airman
Ronald Jay Sherr, stationed
with the U.S. Air Force at
Oscoda. He is the son of Mrs.
Zelda Sherr and the late Jules
Sherr. An early June wedding
is planned.
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A cocktail party was given on
Thanksgiving to announce the
engagement of Susan Joy, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. William
Elkin of Greenlawn Ave., to
Donald Richard Goldstein, son
of Mrs. Ceil Goldstein and the
late Jack L. Goldstein of Forest
Hills, N.Y. A June 14 wedding
is planned.
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The engagement of Enid
Snyder to Howard Bernard
Schulist is announced by her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
P. Snyder of Oakfield Dr. The
prospective bridegroom is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred H.
Schulist of Meyers Rd. An Aug.
29 wedding is planned.
Gerda Charles Increases Her Status
as Novelist with 'Slanting Light'
Gerda Charles is distinguished
among the British-Jewish writ-
ers. Already recognized approv-
ingly for her two earlier novels,
"The Crossing Point" and "The
True Voice," her newest work,
"A Slanting Light,• published
by Knopf, raises her position to
even greater heights.
It is an outstanding work
from the point of view of liter-
ary quality. It may well be call-
ed a faultless piece of writing.
It takes the form of a series
of letters by an Englishwoman,
Ruth Holland, who takes the
position of housekeeper for an
American Jewish playwright
who came to London to produce
his play.
Bernard Zold is the Jewish
hero in this story. While Ruth's
own experiences, her love af-
fairs, her divorce, her separa-
tion from her second husband
to whom she writes the letters,
in themselves create dramatic
elements for a novel, it is the
role of Zold that is vital here.
Here is a man who meets up
with many problems. There is a
domineering mother, a wife who
does not fulfill his craving for
a good family relationship, a
daughter who adds to his prob-
lems.
The frustrations that mark
the American Jew's activities,
the reactions to him of a non-
Jewish housekeeper, the dia-
logues revolving around literary
activities—all add up to an ex-
cellent plot that is not really a
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Friends of the late Ello Katz,
who was killed by an Arab
sniper in Palestine in 1947, are
raising funds to build a stadium
in his honor in Israel. Ello is
the 1924 Finnish Olympic dis-
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plot but a report on experiences
in letters brilliantly compiled,
well written.
Gerda Charles' descriptions
of Bernard Zold's genius—the
"slanting light" of a man's ca-
reer — are near perfection in
their appearance in the form of
a novel that reads well and
holds the reader's attentions
throughout.
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