Governor Proclaims JWVA Month

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Gov. George Romney and Mrs. Louis Remer, junior vice presi-
dent and membership chairman of the Department- of Michigan
JWVA, hold a copy of the governor's proclamation of Oct. 15-Nov. 15
as "Jewish War Veterans Auxiliary Membership Month." Looking
on is Mrs. Jack Iden, department president. Culmination of the
membership drive will be 8 p.m. Nov. 12 at Cong. Shaarey Zedek,
when an "It's Fashionable" party will be presented.

Candidates Night , Planned by JWV

The Department of Michigan,
Jewish War Veterans, and its
Ladies Auxiliary will jointly spon-
sor a Political Candidates Night
8:30 p.m. Oct. 2.5 at the Labor
Zionist Institute. '
Department Commander John
Litzky and Department President
Mrs. Jack Iden have stated that
speakers at the rally will include
Mrs. Burnette Staebler, wife of
Congressman Neil Staebler, Demo-
cratic candidate for governor;
Mrs. Ell y Peterson, Republican
candidaate for U.S. Senate; Sen.
Philip S. Hart; and Meyer War-
shawski, Republican candidate for
attorney general.
The planning committee for the
political evening is headed by
Irving S. Cane, past department
commander, and Mrs. Sidney
Cohen, community -relatioas chair-
man and past department presi-
dent. Assisting are Junior Vice
Commander Irwin Burdick, Mrs.
Philip Bernstein, past department
president; and Mrs. Philip Wein-
stein, department patriotic in-
structress.
Guests are invited. Refreshments
will follow the program. For in-

formation, call Mrs. Cohen, LI
7-0780, or the JWV office,
342-8161.

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Auxiliary to Cap Drive
With Membership Party

Members of Michigan's Jewish
War Veterans Auxiliary and their
eligible friends, neighbors, and
relatives will be honored guests
at the organization's ". . . Its Fash-
ionable" membership party at
Cong. Shaarey Zedek at 8 p.m.
Nov. 12, according to Mrs. Louis
Remer, membership chairman.
Guests who join JWVA that eve-
ning or during the current mem-
bership drive, as well as members
who signed the new applicants, will
be eligible to vie for a special
prize: a weekend for two at Draw-
bridge Inn, Sarnia.
"A Fantasy of Fall Fashions"
will be moderated by Jackie
Crampton.
Serving with Mrs. Remer are
Mesdames Morton Oppenheim, co-
ordinator, and Herbert Perchikoff,
Harry Left, Benson Leet, Bertha
Kersh, Arthur Robinson, Irma
Pasick, John Nemon, Albert Rosen,
Fay Glasser, Rosalyn Liner, Sarah
Kaminsky, William Lipman, Milton
THE ORIGINAL AND Zimmeninan and Henry Benach.
For information, can Mrs. Remer
GENUINE
5 p.m. at VE 7-1271, or the
RIPPLE® after
JWV office. 342-8161.

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To Teach Israeli Dancing

Israeli dance instruction will be
offered to the community by the
United Hebrew Schools 8 p.m.
With
Tuesdays beginning next week.
Deep, Deep
The class, which will meet in the
Cushioning Action
lounge of the Hebrew High School,
Illustrated Catalogue Available
is designed especially for persons
who teach dancing and leaders of
youth and adult social groups.
Instructor Mrs. Shlomo Bieder-
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man, who is from Israel, is wife of
the
UHS music director. She also
5th Floor Mutual Bldg.
teaches the high school dance class.
at 28 W. Adams
For information and registration,
19360 Livernois-16633 E. Warren
call the UHS Midrasha office; UN
235 Pierce, Birmingham
4-1115.

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JWV Activities

SOL YETZ -MORRIS COHEN
AUXILIARY will meet 8:30 p.m.
Monday at the home of Raye
Weimer, 21150 Pembroke. 'Pros-
pective members invited. Mrs.
Weimer, cancer chairman, an-
nounces that cancer pads will be
sewn following the regular busi-
ness meeting. Members are asked
to bring sewing supplies.
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DETROIT POST will hold its an-
nual commanders and past com-
manders dinner dance Sunday at
Labor Zionist Institute, with cock-
tails and hors d' oeuvres at 6 p.m.
and dinner at 7 p.m. An award for
man of the year will be presented
to guest of honor Hyman Safran,
president of the Jewish Welfare
Federation. Commander Louis A.
Benton will present past command-
ers of the post and auxiliary, and
will award several citations for out-
standing service to the post and
JWV. The evening program will be
concluded with music, dancing and
entertainment, including Jewish
humorist Max Sosin. For reserva-
tions, call Morris Simon, BR 3-3267.
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DETROIT L A D I E S' AUXILI-
ARY will hold a mass initiation for
new and prospective members, 8
p.m. Thursday at the Labor Zionist
Institute. Refreshments will be
served, and entertainment has
been arranged by Frances Green,
vice president. For information
call Mrs. Green, 538-0366. A cancer
pad sewing session will be held at
the Labor Zionist Institute, 10 a.m.
Monday.

`Serviceman's Funeral'
Arranged for Deceased
Veteran of Jewish Faith

A "serviceman's funeral" will be
held upon request for any deceased
veteran of the Jewish faith, it was
jointly announced by Rosenwald
Post, American Legion, and De-
troit Post 135, Jewish War Vet-
erans.

Both veterans groups will par-
ticipate in the final tribute, if sur-
vivors so request. It is not nece.s-
sary that the veteran have been
a member of one of the veterans
organizations.

Oak Park Center

FRANK PAUL

Annual Meeting
of Home for Aged
Set for Oct. 25

The 58th annual meeting of the
Jewish Home for Aged will take
place at the Home Oct. 25, 11 a.m.
Edward I. Fleischmann, president,
will preside. The report of the
nominating committee will be pre-
sented by Jack 0. Lefton.

The JHA is a constituent agency
of the Jewish Welfare Federation
and is a recipient of Allied Jewish

Campaign Funds to meet its
budgetary needs. Originally found-,
ed in 1905, it has developed
methods and techniques of service
to the aged which have received
wide recognition.

The 310 residents receive ex-
tensive medical and nursing care.
Occupational therapy, physical
therapy, a sheltered workshop, so-
cial, recreational and spiritual out-
lets assist the residents in leading
a full and happy life. A Day Care

Program, in which there are 60
participants, permits continued
living in the community on an in-
dependent basis while taking ad-
vantage of the facilities at the
home.

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