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CITY OF HOPE, Detroit I MASSADA CHAPTER Pione-
Cancers Fighters will fete their er Women will have a Purim
husbands at a men's fashion meeting 12:30 p.m. Monday at
show at 83:0 p.m., Monday, at the home of Mrs. Sam Bloom-
the Raleigh House. Mrs. Charles berg, 4136 W. 13-Mile Rd., Royal
Young is vice-president of pro- Oak.
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gramming, and chrairman is
YOUNG ISRAEL OF OAK-
Mrs. Max Levy. The men's pro-
gram will follow the women's WOODS SISTERHOOD Oneg
general meeting at which will Shabbat Study Group will meet
be presented by Mrs. Emanuel 2:30 p.m. Saturday at the syna-
Schwartz. Prizes for the men gogue. Discussion topic will be
and refreshments will be fea- "Jewish Music," announces Mrs.
L. Fein, chairman. Rabbi Chaim
tured.
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Schloss, music director of Beth
SUBURBAN DETROIT Yehuda Schools, will speak.
CHAPTER, Deborah Hospital, Refreshments will be served.
will hold its second annual Bake Guests invited.
Sale Saturday at Federal's De-
partment Store, 9 Mile and Women's Organizations
Woodward. Ferndale.
to Compete for Prizes
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A $3,500 achievement award
BUSINESS A N D PROFES-
SIONAL GROUP, Hadassah, contest sponsored by Federal
will have a Purim meeting 2 Department Stores will be open
p.m. Sunday at Hadassah House. to women's organizations in
Mrs. Maurice Floeh, program Wayne, Macomb and Oakland
chairman, announces a dramatic counties.
The contest, in honor of Fed-
reading by Mrs. Addie Becker-
man, a former student at Car- eral's 50th anniversary, is open
negie Tech Drama School. Mrs. to organizations in existence at
Marion Yamshon will lead the least two years and will em-
group in Purim songs. Mrs. Ger- phasize the importance of such
aldine Black, president invites organizations to the community.
guests.
Prizes range from $250 to
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$1,000. Such projects as giving
CLUB ONE, Pioneer Women, assistance to the retarded, blind,
President Mrs. Sarah Levin an- senior citizen s, unemployed
nounces a meeting for 12:30 youth, or any other activity
p.m. Tuesday at the Labor Zion- which makes a community a bet-
ist Institute. Educator-lecturer ter place to live will be con-
M. Backer will speak on "Peretz sidered.
Hirshbein — His Life and
Letters of 500 words or less
Work." Refreshments will be should be addressed to Federal's
served. Guests invited.
50th Anniversary Awards. Dead-
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line is April 6. For application
BNAI DAVID SISTERHOOD blanks, contact the managers of
will hold a meeting at the syna- any of the 22 Federal stores in
gogue 8:30 p.m., Monday. There the tricounty area, or by writ-
will be a Purim program, and ing to the office of Federal Pres-
Mrs. Henry Schoe, fund-raising ident Joseph Ross, 1200 E. Mc-
chairman, will give a brief re- Nichols.
port on the plans and progress
of the annual donor luncheon
Barton Pesach Goodies
to be held at the synagogue.
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NORTHWEST NSBLEI CHA-
BAD STUDY GROUP will meet
3 p.m. Saturday at the home of
Mrs. L. Tray. 18059 Wisconsin.
Guest speaker will be Rabbi E.
Friedman, announces Mrs. Tzip-
pora Baiter, chairman.
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NEW STUDY CLUB will hold
its Purim party and member-
ship drive 1 p.m. Wednesday at
the Labor Zionist Institute.
SHERUTH LEAGUE president
Mrs. Jack Weinstein announces a
luncheon meeting noon Tuesday
at Sholem Aleichem Institute.
Mrs. Samuel Winer, program
chairman, has arranged for a
unique presentation entitled
"Fractured Fairytales," the story
of oil and its uses in everyday
life. Hospitality chairmen for
the afternon are Mesdames Mil-
ton Mellin and Michael Dreyer.
Kosher for Passover candies
and cakes are available in Bar-
ton's candy shops as a special
convenience for people who want
to mail or take along gifts for
friends overseas—in Europe or
Israel.
Because of the unusually early
Passover holiday, the koshering
of the 400,000-square-foot plant,
and the production of Passover
confections and baked goods was
started weeks early.
Annual Game Night
Set by Livonia Group
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The second annual Game
Night of Livonia Group, Hadas-
sah, will be held 8 p.m. March
3 at Roma Hall. A crowd of
1,200 is expected by chairman
Mrs. Steve Lewkowicz.
Prizes will be awarded, ac-
cording to Mrs. Stuart Taub,
gifts chairman, and refresh-
ments will be served. For res-
ervations, call Mrs. Arthur
Brukoff, GA 2-7816.
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Plans for the Detroit Pioneer Women's Council annual
Israel Bond Award Luncheon March 12 in the new Hilton Ball-
room of the Statler-Hilton Hotel were completed at the recent
Pioneer Women's Leadership dinner at the Jewish Center.
Awards were presented to the following women "in profound
appreciation for devoted service to Israel's development
through State of Israel Bonds," (from left, seated): Mesdames
Jack Berent; Nathan Glenner; Morris L. Schaver, Israel Bond
Women's Division chairman, who presented the awards; and
Israel Serling. Standing: Mesdames Milton Weiss, Norman Lee
mon, Michael Michlin, Alex Schreier and Irwin Berman. Also
presented with awards were Mrs. Jack Gosman, Pioneer Wom-
en's Council Israel Bond chairman, and Mrs. Rachel Kurtzman.
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Jewish Education Theme Will Be Featured
at Community Council's Delegate Assembly
A committee of the Jewish
Community Council, headed by
Dr. Samuel Krohn, vice presi-
dent, has completed plans for
the council's forthcoming Dele-
gate Assembly March 16 at the
Jewish Center.
Theme of the meeting will
be "Jewish Education in De-
troit." Panel discussants will
include Albert Elazar of the
United Hebrew Schools;
Rabbi Max Kapustin of Hillel
Foundation, Wayne State
University; Dr. Krohn; and
Rabbi Jacob Segal of Cong.
Adas Shalom.
Thurs.,
Fri.,
ing Pokempner and George M.
Zeltzer.
The Women's Auxiliary of the
Jewish National Fund, under
the chairmanship of Mrs. Morris
Kutinsky, will be hostesses at a
social hour following the as-
sembly.
The assembly will feature,
also, a report of current coun-
cil activities and a report by
the council's nominating com-
mittee, headed by Dr. Shmarya
Kleinman. A list of candidates
for all council offices and for
vacancies on the executive com-
mittee will be submitted. Addi-
tional nominations may be made
by petition submitted to the
council office within 14 days
after the assembly.
Members of the committee
planning the assembly, in addi-
tion to Dr. Krohn, are Mrs.
Philip Bernstein, Sol Drachler,
Albert Elazar, Louis LaMed, Try-
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CONG. BETH MOSES SISTER-
HOOD will have an oneg shabbat
1 p.m. Saturday at the home of
Evelyn Garmel, 19421 Burgess.
The sisterhood will hold its
donor luncheon, 2:30 p.m. March
3 at the synagogue. Mrs. Isadore
Bernstein, ways and means vice
president announces a fashion
show will be presented. Assist-
ing her are cochairmen Mes-
dames Myron Spalter, Jerry Gut-
tenberbg, Sam Leaderman and
Julius Feldman. For reserva-
tions, call Mrs. Bernstein, KE
3-5884.
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AHAVAS A C H I M SISTER-
HOOD will hold its Golden Anni-
versary Donor Luncheon noon
March 4, in the Mayfair Room,
announces Mrs. David Grainer,
president. The program will fea-
ture a skit, "What Every Bride
Should Know," written and di-
rected by Cantor and Mrs. Simon
Bermanis and performed by sis-
terhood members. For reserva-
tions, call Mrs. Thomas Parto-
vich, LI. 6-4452.
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