Offer Booklet on Heritage A booklet an traditional Jewish life and law, entitled "Your Jew- ish Heritage," is offered free of charge to individuals or organiza- tions by the Kraft Foods Co. For copy, write Ray Keator, Kraft GREAT LAKES CHAPTER, a Foods Co., 99 Park Ave., New Women's Branch of the Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of York, N.Y. America, will hold the second ses- sion of its Town Hall Lecture Se- ries 10 a.m. Monday in Cong. Beth Abraham. Rabbi Haydim Donin will speak on -The Impact of Hel- Dry Cleaned lenism." A continental breakfast and will precede the lecture. For fur- Finished ther details, call Faye Dombey, LI 8-2266. with decroator fold. • • • omen's Cluib activities A D A S SHALOM SISTERHOOD Shaarey Zedek Sisterhood will PURITY CHAPTER, Order of Night cabaret 8 p.m. Monday in the social hall. Mrs. J. Stewart Lin- den, chairman of the day, said the program would include a wide va- riety of entertainment — ranging from rock 'n roll to opera. Per- formers have been selected from members of Sisterhood, the men's elub, married couples club, youth groups and the synagogue at large. According to Mrs. Harry Nachman, donor luncheon chairman, ticket purchasers for the Sisterhood event Feb. 12. will be eligible for a great number of prizes to be awarded Monday. Tickets will still be avail- able early in the evening. Sister- hood Chai Club pins also will be presented at the Family Talent Night. Mrs. Ben Morganroth and Dr. Louis Beresh, presidents of the sisterhood and men's club, invite synagogue members, families and friends. Refreshments will be served. * * * WOMEN'S GUILD OF SINAI HOSPITAL will meet 12:30 p.m. Jan. 15 at the Jewish Center. Des- sert luncheon will be served. Dr. Julien Priver, executive vice pres- ident of Sinai Hospital, will de- liver a "First-Hand Report on Hos- pitals in Israel." Special awards will be given to Red Cross volun- teers. Mrs. John Sills. Guild pres- ident, advises that reservations should be made in the Guild of- fice by Tuesday. • • * LADIES OF YESHIVATH BETH .YEIIUDAH and WOMEN'S SABBATH LEAGUE will hold a Hamisha Asar b'Shevat luncheon 12:30 p.m. Wednesday at Cong. Beth Tefilo Emanuel Tikvah. Guest speaker will be Rabbi Jack Gold- man. Mrs. Leo Laufer and Mrs. Milton Wins-ton will be chairmen for the day. Social chairman Mrs. Walter Epstein will be assisted by Mesdames Rose Bielewich. Meyer Beigler,. Kate Rubin and Esther Sachs. Guests invited. • • * BNAI MOSHE SISTERHOOD will hold an arts and crafts work- shop during its general meeting :0 a.m. Monday in Cong. Bnai Moshe. Guests are invited, and a lunch will be served. Mrs. Jack Fine. chairman of the day. will present the program as a working meeting towards the February- Boutique Fair. •• • • FANNIE GLUCK CHAPTER, Mizrachi Women. will meet noon Monday in the home of Mrs. Max Teitelbaum, 23120 Beverly. Oak Park. Plans will be formed for the 28th donor luncheon social hall. The program will in- clude excerpts from "Fiddler on the Roof," presented in song and dance with narration. Direction and production is by Cantor and Mrs. Reuven Frankel. Mrs. Albert Newman is chair- man of the day. Sisterhood Vice President M r s. Ivan Meisner is chairman of pro- gram. Taking part will be the Sisterhood choral group. Soloists will be M e s- dames Leah Baum, Marge Ri Lee Levine and Geraldine L Frankel lit. Members of the Jewish Center Dance Group will interpret "Tradition." Mrs. Al- bert Newman will do the narra- tion, and Mrs. Irwin Groner, wife of Rabbi Groner, will serve as accompanist. Irving Feldman is de- signing sets in the "Chagal tra- dition." F o r reservations, c a 11 Mrs. Neil Rosenthal, LI 4-2888 or Mrs. David Fishman, 3574355. For transportation, call Mrs. Norman Adilman, 341-2292. Mrs. Julius Meskin is sisterhood president. * * * NORTHWEST YOUNG ISRAEL SISTERHOOD will hold its annual Mogen Hayeled gathering 8:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Young Israel build- ing. Mrs. Kurt Hertz will be guest speaker. and a movie is planned. Refreshments will be served. Mrs. Augusta Subar is chairman, assist- ed by Mrs. Helen Sandel and Tillie Sobel. Guests invited. • * KINNERET CHAPTER, Pioneer Women. will meet 12:30 p.m. Wed- nesday in the Labor Zionist Insti- tute. A Histadrut movie will be shown. Guests invited. Hostesses will be Ruth Schecter and Edith Shapiro. • • * GOLDA MEIR CHAPTER, Pio- neer Women. will hold a victory luncheon at the .home of Mrs. Sol Berl inberg. 20420 Tracey. noon Tuesday. Co-hostess will be Mrs. Harry Stein. * * • BNAI DAVID SISTERHOOD will hold its annual paid-up mem- b e r s h i p dinner-party 6:30 p.m. Monday at Holiday Manor. Mrs. Irving Berson. membership and dinner chairman, announces there will be a brief installation cere- mony for new members and sur- prise entertainment.. Mrs. Norman Horwitz is co-chairman. The grand family of Michigan will exemplify degrees at 7:45 p.m. For reservations, call Leona Desenberg, UN 4-2236, or Grace Sheraga, UN 3-5095. • • • TEMPLE BETH AM SISTER- HOOD will present a panel of civic leaders speaking in behalf of the Livonia Citizens for Better Human Relations, 8:45 p.m. Monday at the Cohn building, % Livonia. Panelists Jack Pearson, Mrs. Faith Gillespie, attorney Donald Murch, member of the Livonia School Board ad- visory committee, and Mrs. Marilyn Rosenthal will discuss the human relations movement in Livonia, its beginnings and activities at pres- ent and plans for the future. • • * YOUNG ISRAEL OF GREEN- FIELD SISTERHOOD will meet 8:30 p.m. Jan. 21 at the home of Mrs. Ben Weinstock, 14221 Wales, Oak Park. Mrs. Charles Gellman, program chairman, announces the presentation of two films, "A Breath of Spring" and "Have It For Life." A representative of the Am t ' hican Cancer Association will be commentator. Mrs. Joseph Grossman, president, will present the projected program for the new year. • • • BETH MOSES SISTERHOOD will hold a board meeting 8:30 p.m. Tuesday at the synagogue. the Eastern Star, will meet 6:30 will be joined by the men's club hold its paid-up membership p.m. Jan. 18 in Eureka Temple. in sponsoring a Family Talent luncheon noon Monday in the t. * DRAPERIES Commercial — Residential 20% off during January CORSETS BY EVA Phone for free estimates YOUNG DRAPERY CLEANERS Free Custom Fitting by Experienced Corsetieres 15842 W. 7 MILE ROAD 3 Blks. 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Awards, Fashion Show to Take Stage at Hadassah's 1965 Eye Opener were $30 to $200 COATS dicial activities, his work with ju- veniles and promotion of inter- racial. harmony. For her outstanding contribu- tions in humanities. Hadassah's First Lady, Mrs. Joseph H. (Dora) membership awards, a salute to Ehrich, will be cited. life membership families and an Dr. Reuben L. Kahn. University Israel fashion show. of Michigan professor. will be Mrs. I. Jerome Hauser, former honored for his numerous achieve- ehapter president, will present the ments in medicine, one of which achievement citations, substituting is "the Kahn Blood Test"-and his for Mrs. David Schachter, Michi- research in dermatology. gan Region president. Prof. Valter Poole of Wayne Mrs. Sidney Brand will deliver State University will be named for the invocation. Mrs. Ivan I. Meis- his role in music as associate con- ner, membership vice president, ductor of the Detroit Symphony will extend formal greetings and Orchestra, who helped create "an present the Myrtle Leaf and appreciation of music in the un- Esther awards to members who derprivileged and the community Commencing with a dessert luncheon 12:30 p.m. Tuesday at Temple Lsrael, Detroit Chapter Hadassah's first event of 1965 will have several highlights: The conferring of achievement a n d have enrolled five or more new members, and to groups enroll- ing the highest number. Actress Gertrude Berg will be cited for her achievements in the field of arts, creating better un- derstanding in inter-faith relations. In the field of government, Judge Wade H. McCree Jr. will be honored for his outstanding ju- Removed, measured and rehung to your satisfaction, (More Clubs Page 23) trimmed . . were others Plain in a variety of to xtured wo o Is nubby, tweed, plain $50 to $400 SUEDES entire stock of suede coats and jacket s, some fur trimme d some pile lined. Were $40 to $200 GROUP OF SPORTSWEAR • up to OFF at large." Mrs. Stanley Eisenberg's name was inadvertently omitted from the listing of the group's vice presi- dents of. membership. Mrs. Eisen- berg is with the Eleanor Roosevelt Group of young marrieds. THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, January 8, 1965-19 ALL SALES FINAL! 9 Mile at Coolidge Telegraph at Maple Birmingham Open Friday Eves. Oak Park Open Thurs., Fri., Sat. Eves.