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SOUTHFEELD GROUP,. Hadassah,
will hold a tea for new members
1 p.m. Monday at the home of
Mrs. Harold Burke, 21709 Potomac,
SOuthfield. For information call
Bernadene Strager, EL 7-0429, or
Esther Shapiro, vice president 'of
membership, EL 7-2804...,--Prospec-
tive members-invited. '
* * *
KINNERE1' CHAPTER, Pioneer
Women, will meet 12:30 p.m: Sept.
- 9 at the Labor Zionist Institute. A
program is.planned by the cultural
committee headed by Frances
Shayne. Hostesses will be Ruth
Schecter and Edith Shapiro.

* * *

BETH AARON' SIST.taliOOD
will meet noon Monday, it : was
announced by Mrs. Ben Z. Free-
man, president. Mrs. =Samuel Was-
serman, chairman of , the ways
and means committee, will discuss
plans for the annual donor lunch-
eon. After presentation = of com-
mittee reports, Mrs. Sam Loberman,
program chairman, will introduce
Cantor David Bagley, who will pre-
sent a program of festival music.
Rabbi Benjamin H. Gorrelick will
pronounce the invocation:
• * *
, CLUB 2. Pio neer Women,
'will hold a culture meeting noon.
Sept. 9 in the Labor Zionist Insti-
tute. Celia Platkiii, chairman.. an-
nounced that speakers • will be
Bella Raizrnan and Sylvia Stashef-
sky. Guests are invited, and re-
freshments will be served.
• * *
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL
GROUP, Hadassab, will hold its
opening meeting 8 win._ Wednes-
day, at Hadassah House. Mrs.
Joseph Hamerman. former na-
tional vice president, . will dis-
cuss taking stock in Hadassah
and demonstrate HadasSah's various
projects with slides and movies,
according to president, Mrs. Geral-
dine*Blaek. A social hour will fol-
low the meeting. Guests invited.

YOUNG- WOMEN'S BICUR CHO-
LEM will hold the first meeting
of the season Monday, at the home
of Mrs. Jack Horowitz. 24350 Je-
rome, Oak Park. The board will
meet at 11 a.m. and .„the regular
.meeting will be at noon. Officers
,of the 1964-65 season are Mrs. Ber-
nard Surriner. president. and Mrs.
Joseph . Viedrah, vice president.

PRIMR OS E BENEVOLENT
CLUB will meet Aug. 31 at the
Sholem Aleichem Institute. Re-

ports on the recent fund raising
affairs will be given and plans will

be made for the major fund rais-
. ing affair of the year, the donor

luncheon to be held, at the Shaarey
Zedek.

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SHERUTH LEAGUE will hold its
first general meeting 12:30 p.m.
Tuesday at Sholem Aleichem In-_
stitute. Mrs. Mitchell Kent, pro=
gram chairman, announces a dem-
onstration of wigs and makeup will
be given; and Mrs. Sidney Locke,
donor chairmin, will relay final
plans for the annual style show
luncheon Dec. 9 at Cong. Shaarey
Zedek. Mrs. A. C. Krantzi, cook
book chairman, will report on the
first-printing sell-out of "Hostess
Magic," Sheruth's all-dessert cook
book. For information on donor
tickets or cook book reprints. call
Mrs. Samuel Winer, president, DI
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TEL AVIV (JTA)—Israel's ex-
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ports of fresh citrus fruit during
3 Blks: W. of Greenfield
the coming season starting in Octo-
Open Thurs. to 9 p.in.
ber will total an esimated 13-14,-
000,000 cases, according to a fore-
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cast released by the Citrus Market-
ing Board.:
The higher figure would repre-
sent an increase of 2,500,000 cases
over last season when the county's
citrus groves were badly hit by_
frost, and of 1,500,000 cases over
the 1962-63 otta1.
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NORTHWEST CHILD RESCUE
and
to the relatively new outlets
MRS. MARTIN HART'
WOMEN will hold its installation
such as in the Far East, Canada,„
dinner 6:30 p.m. Wednesday at
A garden at' Lake Angelus was the United States and Africa.
Raleigh House. Mrs. Yale Phillips the setting for the recent marriage
will install the following officers: of Sharon Ginsberg to Dr. Martin
FOR EXCEPTIONAL VALUES
Mesdames Edward Kaiser, presi- Hart Sunday. Rabbi Samuel Stoll-
dent; Leo Ordin and Max Wolf, vice man and Cantor Nicholas Fenakel
presidents; Florence Weingarden. officiated. - •
treasurer; Joseph Levine, Jack
Parents of the. newlyweds are
Nagel, Leonard Gross, Sam Kos- Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Ginsberg of
sack and Martin Cole, secretaries. , Wisconsin Ave.= and Mrs. Theodore
Mrs. Ruth Gross will give the in- Hart of Votrobeck .Ct.-and the late
vocation,. and hostesses will be Mr. Hart. -
19320 LIVERNOIS •
Mrs. Ruth Sanrielson and. Mrs. Ida
The bride wore a floor length
Saxon. The first regular meeting empire sheath gown of peau de
of 7 Mile
1 block
is scheduled for 8:30 p.m. Sept. 17 soie embroidered with seed pearls.
Open Thursday 'til 9 p.m.
at the home of Miss Florence Wein- Her chapel train was attached at
garden, 19434 Ardmore.
the shoulders and highlighted by a
bow appliqued with matching seed ,
ZEDAKAH CLUB will hold 'itsi pearls. Her pouf veil of silk
opening fall meeting 12:30 p.m. sion was held in 'place by a small
Monday at the home of Mrs. Sam headband of peau de soie and
pearls. She carried 'a Bible with al
Baker. 14444 Vassar.
Cohilete homes -done
single white rose. . •
: * * *
competent interior decor-
DETROIT LADIES OF THE : , Phyllis Ginsberg served her'sis-;1
ators.
AMERICAN- MEDICAL CENTER ter as maid of honor. .-
AT DENVER will meet noon Tues-
Franklin Stein was , best man
day at the Jewish Center, reports 'Seating the guests were Bernard
fire
Mrs. Paul Shapiro. president.
Stollman, Ernest Ring, Raymond
* a *
Rubinoff and Murray Sussmab.
DETROIT CANCER FIGHTERS.
The couple will reside on ,North-
City of Hope. will hold its annual gate Blvd.
PrOVinCia 1 fi 177 '
"Get Acquainted Evening" 8 p.m..
Sept. 9 at Imperial Caterers. Mrs.
Harold kozloff, president, and Mrs.
Elliot .Schubiner, vice president of
Marriages
do complete jobs
fund raising, will speak on the
cluding , carpeting drap-
group's activities. Mrs. Earl Ship-
GOODE-ZANE: Mrs. Irving Zane
eries --bedrooms
per. is membership vice president. of Brooklyn. N-1'.. announces the
Irving Rosen, N.S.J.D. family - rooms. t,
For hiformation on the forthcom- marriage of her daughter, Eleanor
,
(Piationai Society of
ing rummage sale, for which cloth- C.. to Michael J. Goode, son' of
. Interior Designers)
ing. tOys and other items are being Mr. and Mrs. Ben L. Goode, of
1400 S. WOODWAR D, ROYAL OAK o,610 ,, ,Ait
collected, call Mrs. Schubiner, EL Cranbrook Dr. The bride is the
Li 7,9400-
J0-4-6090
7-5166.
daughter of the late Mr. Irving
•
Zane. They are living in Ann,Ar-
bor, where Mr. Goode is attending
Woman Psychologist-
the University of Michigan School
From City Addresses • of Dentistry.
• *
Belgian Educators
GORMAN-ELLIAS: In the-gar-
(JTA Special to The Jewish News)
den of her parents' Shrewsbury
s
was
BRUSSELS --- A Detroit Jewish Rd. home. Sdsan 'Eflia
psychologist delivered the opening married to Ashley Gorman, with
lecture this week of 'a year-Iong Rabbi M. Robert Syme officiating.
series sponsored by the Belgian The couple are the children of
Ministry of Education and Culture. Dr. and Mrs. Sydney F. Ellias and •
Mrs. Ludiena Levin, who ad- the Manuel Gormans of Bellwood
dressed the Belgian educators on Dr., Southfield. The bride wore
"Measuring the 'Self' Concept in a gown of blush pink peau de soie
Kindergarten Children," developed with a sheath overskirt of white
her theme around the early detec- crocheted linen lace. A matching
tion of emotional troubles in very pink Dior bow was in-her hair. and
she carried three pink roses on her
young children.
confirmation B i b I e. Matron of
Mrs. Levin, who was born and honor was the bridegroom's sister,
reared in Brussels, has developed Mrs. Bruce Colton of Ann Arbor.
a system enabling kindergarten Best man was Brian Stark of Wit-
teachers to measure a -child's lowdale, Ont. Following 'a honey-
"self" concept. Speaking in moon in New York and Europe.
Trench.. she described her work the couple is living on Northgate
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Northwest Youth Start
Own Employment Bureau

The College Park Neighborhood
Youth Employment Service
(NYES), a no-cost employment ex-
change,. has' registered. over 200
had not suffered a n y • wartime teens with a variety of ,skills in
traumatic • experience.
its first two weeks of operation.
Stan Lewi n, manager of the
city's College Park Area Neighbor-
Israel Bond Executive
hood Service Center, , encourages
Dinner Meeting Thursday northwest
area residents and busi-
An enlarged Israel Bond execu- nessmen to support the endeavor

found that this hypothesis proved
tcr be true even in children who

NYES

tive board dinner meeting will be by "hiring
teens for part-
held 6:30 p.m. Thursday at Holiday time or full-time, temporary or
Manor, it was announced by Tom permanent help. For information,

Borman, general chairman. .
The , meeting will be devoted to

call the Service Center, 38213,

11 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday-Frig.

a discussion of the High Holy Day
appeals and to launching plans for THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
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