JNF Women Workers Enrolled for an. 22 Donor Division chairmen of the Women's Auxiliary of the Jewish National Fund, who are work- ing under the chairmanship of Mrs. Pearl Nosan to enroll supporters for the annual donor event which will conclude with the traditional tea and special program, at Temple Israel, Tuesday, Jan. 28, are shown in this group photo taken at the recent rally of workers. From the left: Seated: Mrs. Morris Kutinsky, president; Mesdames Jack Grossbart, Sam Rosenblatt, Lewis Diamond, Samuel Katz, William Klafer, Nathan Rosin, Maurice Knopper, co-chairman, William Levin and William Hordes; standing: Mesdames Milton Winston, Max Stollman, Julius Ring, Pearl Nosan, Albert Posen, Harry Portnoy and Israel Kardner. The guest speaker at the tea will be Eleazar Lipsky, nationally prominent author and lecturer and president of the Jewish Telegraphic Agency. Mrs. Nosan, the fund-raising chairman, announced that upon completion of this year's JNF Women's Auxiliary project a patio with a circle of columns will be set up in the central square of Mishmar Hayarden-Gadot with inscription of the names of substantial contributors. Beth El Start Series of Studies With First Session on Jan. 14 The 39th annual session of Beth El College of Jewish Studies will begin Monday, Jan. 13, 8 to 10 p.m., and will con- tinue for eight consecutive Monday evenings. Rabbi Harold D. Hahn, assist- ant rabbi of Temple Beth El, will teach from 8 to 9 p.m. on "Dreamers of Zion — The Messianic Hope Through the Ages" and from 9 to 10 p.m. on "The Romance of Jewish Philosophy." Rabbi Joseph S. Weizenbaum of Flint's Temple Beth El will teach from 8 to 9 p.m. on "Be- liefs of Modern Judaism" and from 9 to 10 p.m. on "Five Jews Who Changed the World." Irving I. Katz, executive sec- retary of Temple Beth El, will give a course from 8 to 10 p.m. on "Personalities and Events in Michigan Jewish His- tory." 11111111M1111 (More Clubs, Page 19) YOUTH EDUCATION LEAGUE President Mrs. Louis Babcock will preside at the an- nual rally noon Wednesday. Luncheon will be served by hostesses Mesdames Morris Sussman, Arthur Kort and Jo- seph Lieberoff. Members will be asked to turn in all money raised for the donor luncheon. Dr. Bruce Danto, resident psy- chiatrist at Detroit Receiving Hospital, will speak on "Psychi- atric Emergencies of Children." * * * SINAI HOSPITAL WOMEN'S GUILD will hold its open meet- ing Jan. 17 in the hospital lec- ture hall. A complimentary luncheon will be served at noon by the hospitality committee. The program committee will present a panel of women di- rectly involved in a new project at the Shapero School of Prac- tical Nursing, which trains un- employed men to fill a need in the field of practical nursing. Participants will be Mrs. Ruth Edelson, principal of the Sha- pero School; Mrs. Donald Bus- lepp, supervisor and liaison be- tween the man power commis- sion and training facilities; Dr. Gertrude Gass, consultant psy- chologist of the Merrill-Palmer School; and Miss Edna Free- man, assistant principal of the Shapero School. Reservation deadline is Tuesday. For infor- mation call the guild office, BR 3-3000. *f * TEMPLE BETH AM SISTER- HOOD will hold a pancake brunch noon Sunday at Coolidge School, Livonia. At an 8:40 p.m. meeting Monday, Dr. Frances Cousens, research associate for the Great Cities Project, will speak on "Raising Our Children in Sterile Suburbia." Husbands are invited to the meeting in the Cohen Building. GRINNELL'S JANUARY PIANO CLEARANCE SAVE UP TO '295 Floor Samples Teacher Studio Models Baldwin Acrosonic LIKE NEW $ 599 GRINNELL'S 19400 LIVERNOIS UN 3-6997 NORTHWEST YOUNG IS- RAEL SISTERHOOD will hold its annual paid-up membership luncheon 12:30 p.m. Tuesday at the synagogue. Mrs. Francis Sinai, cosmetologist, will head the program. The sisterhood will be hostess to the U.O.J.C.A. Town Hall Lecture series from 10 to 12 a.m. Jan. 20. Mrs. Kurt Hertz will speak on the "Baal Shem Tov." The public is in- vited. * * * TEMPLE ISRAEL SISTER- HOOD will show the film "The Wilderness or Zin" Monday at the s y n a g o g u e. Dr. Nelson Glueck, archaeologist, stars in the film showing some of his dramatic findings in the deserts of Israel. A petite luncheon will be served at noon. Mrs. M. Rob- ert Syme is chairman for the day. Guests are invited. * * * SISTERS OF ZION MIZ- RACHI will hold its annual Cash Linen Shower Wednesday at Beth Aaron Synagogue. Guest speaker will be Zvi Tomkiewicz. Luncheon will be served, an- nounces Mrs. Lea Feldman, pro- gram chairman. Hostesses for the day are Mesdames Molly Fridenberg, Rose Bielewich and * * Esther Sachs. * * 4: BETH AARON SISTERHOOD JEWISH HOME FOR AGED, will hold its paid-up membership supper 6:30 p.m. Monday in the WOMEN'S AUXILIARY will social hall, announces Mrs. Sam- meet 12:30 p.m. Jan. 20, at the uel Loberma n, membership Jewish Community Center. The chairman. Following the initia- program will feature "100 Years tion of new members will be a of Fashions," given by the De- skit "Sisterhood Gaities," fea- troit Historical Museum. Re- turing sisterhood members un- freshments will be served. Guests der Mrs. Joseph Medwood, chair- are invited, according to Mrs. man. Movies will be taken by George Bass, * president. * * George Dovas. LADIES OF YESHIVA BETH * * * OAKLAND HILLS CHAPTER, YEHUDAH a n d WOMEN'S WOMEN'S AMERICAN ORT will SABBATH LEAGUE will meet 12:30 p.m. Tuesday at Congre- meet 8:30 p.m. Wednesday at gation Beth Tefilo Emanuel the home of Mrs. Norton Savage, Tikvah, 18515 Wyoming. Rabbi 22111 Stratford, Oak Park. Chaim T. Hollander will be Judge Burton Shifman of Oak guest speaker. Mrs. Isadore Park will speak on education. Levin will preside. Bus trans- Guests are invited. portation will be provided at * * * 11:30 a.m. from the Yeshiva BNAI DAVID SISTERHOOD building on Dexter and at 11:45 will meet 12:30 p.m. Monday at a.m. from the Beth Yehudah on the Synagogue. Following a des- Wyoming. Luncheon will be sert luncheon, Mrs. Henry Ber- served. Guests are invited. ris will give a book review on "Parallel Quest" by Lindheim. Blood Rally Readied Guests are invited. * * * ADAS SHALOM SISTER- HOOD will hold a President Kennedy memorial meeting 12:30 p.m. Monday in the so- cial hall. The program will be in keeping with the late Pres- ident's "Physical Fitness for All Women." Mrs. Walter Zukin, director of the Women's Health Club of the Jewish Center, will be principal speaker. The after- noon also will include audience participation and musical selec- tions by the sisterhood choral group. Coffee and cake will be served. Guests are invited. There were 214 weddings last year as a result of the single-o parties and other activities at the Concord Hotel, Kiamesha Lake, N.Y. ■ 1111111111 Open 9:30 to omen's atubs SHAAREY ZEDEK SISTER- HOOD will meet noon Monday in the Morris Adler Hall. A pe- tite luncheon will be served. Mrs. Peter Martin, vice presi- dent of ways and means and chairman of the membership committee, announced that new members will be honored. Any- one interested in joining the sisterhood is invited to attend. Lawrence Fleischman, art col- lector, will lecture on "Art as a Vital Experience." He will show slides of important works. Mrs. Samuel Stulberg is chair- man of the day. Mrs. Julius Mes- kin is sisterhood president. * * * EQUALITY CLUB will hold an installation of officers at Rosenberg Catering, Oak Park, 6 p.m. Tuesday. Officers are Mesdames S. Peck, president; M. Berkowitz, vice president; A. Gallant, recording secretary; and S. Fisher, financial secre- tary. * * * AHAVAS ACHIM SISTER- HOOD will meet 8:30 p.m. Mon- day. The evening is billed as "Ask the Rabbi Night," with Rabbi Milton Arm participating A social hour and refreshments will follow. Guests are invited. Enrollment in Beth El Col- lege of Jewish Studies is open, without charge, to the commu- nity. PLANNING A WEDDING? A BAR MITZVAH? REMEMBER . . . SID SIEGEL SAVES THE DAY! For Fine Color Movies Call DI 1-6990 1S:00 Daily JANUARY SALE OF MINK COATS Low, low prices ... every fur reduced for January Sale ... yet the Dittrich label is your guarantee of fashion, quality and craftsmanship . . . 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