Poale-Zion's Branch 3, Avronin Group to Honor Author Sydney Raizman A joint meeting of Branch 3, Poale-Zion and Avronin Branch 79, Farband, will be held 8:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Labor Zionist Institute. This special meeting is in honor of member Sydney Raizman, 18674 Freeland, author of a new Yiddish novel, "Lebens In Sturm" (Lives in Storm), published in Israel. The novel describes life in the Brazil Jewish colony during the last century. Raizman has written many articles of the life of the Jewish people in Brazil. Benjamin M. Laikin, chairman of Branch 3, and Louis Rosenberg, chairman of Branch 79, invite guests to the meeting. Refresh- ments will be served. DRAPERIES "The Joint Program Plan for Jewish Community Relations, 1965- 66," prepared by the National Among the guests who attended the wedding of Kathryn Marton Community Relations Advisory and Robert Tarnow were Senator and Mrs. Patrick McNamara of Council (NCRAC), has been re- Washington, D.C.; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Marton and their children ceived by the Jewish Community from Los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. Farkas and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Schwim- Council of Metropolitan Detroit mer, with their children from Chicago; Mr and Mrs. Maurice Jacobs and is currently being distributed from Northport, L.I.; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Siegal of Toronto; and the to members of the Council's stand- great uncle of the bride, Jacob Efraim of Columbus, 0. ing committees. Published annually, the Joint Cited for his performance with the honor band at the Michigan State Fair last Friday was Norman Letvin, 17585 Parkside, a clarinetist Plan represents the results of at Cass Tech. He was presented with a plaque by Cleighton Melin, NCRAC consultations, involving driector of music at the fair. the eight national agency mem- bers and the 78 local Jewish com- munities affiliated with the NCRAC. The NCRAC publication pro- vides background material, discus- sion and recommendations in "Book, Bell and Candle" might Another first time exhibitor will several areas of concern of Jewish well be the theme of the 14th De- be "Candles to Burn," from Law- communities. These include troit Antique Show-Sale 1-10 p.m. renceburg, Indiana. Owner Max- Thursday, Sept. 18 and 1 9 p.m. ine Kissam makes several hun- Sept. 19 at the Light Guard Ar- dred candles a year, from bay- mory, 4400 East Eight Mile. berry and beeswax, which are Exhibiting for the first time at marketed across the nation under the show, will be Westlake's Book the company name of Casa Gomax. Store, from St. Joseph, Mich., Music The bayberry candles are made LI 1-2563 bringing one of the largest collec- in 100-year-old molds, whereas the tions of old, rare books and maga- beeswax are merely rolled into zines in the country. There are slim delicate columns. These hand- O books containing advice for bach- made candles of all sizes, shapes elors, single girls, housewives; and scents will be available at the recipes from the frontier and spe- show, and Mrs. Kissam will ar- a cial Creole dishes; cures and treat- range a stunning table decoration li ments for everything from gun- of antiques and candles, if a cus- shot wounds and broken limbs to tomer so wishes. headaches and a cold. Show manager, Ervin A. Stein- C3 Things Antiques, of Detroit, has er, Jr., reports that this largest recently acquired a collection of sheep and cow bells dating back antique show in the midwest is to the late 1800s. The bells are of sure to have something of interest B brass and come in graduated sizes to every member of the family. and would make fine additions to The General Store will feature ropes of licorice, candy sticks, any collection. h o r eh oun d, English lavender mints, spearmint leaves and old fashion cremes which will delight everyone from 6 to 60. Rare Books, Bells, Candles Featured at Antique Show Opening Thursday Finished T Ju With Decorator Fold Removed, Measured and Rehung to Your Satisfaction Commercial — Residential Phone for Free Estimates YOUNG'S CLEANERS FENCED PATIO 24x 50 0 B.R. 16x1O w dos LIVING 24x14 lc= 00 00 U U 4-3 w L Fitting & Finishing by Expert Corsetierre MOORE'S CORSET SHOP 11525 DEXTER Cor. Humphrey • DINING 16x12 B Green-8 Center Only ! Greenfield/8 Mile Rd. B Sam Fields will set up his "Little Greenwich Village" with artists on hand to make carica- tures or pastel portraits. Fields says that these portraits make wonderful gifts, are unique and will last a lifetime. Thefe will be many dealers ex- B hibiting for the first time in this area, as well as many who will be exhibiting in their fourteenth De- troit Antique Show-Sale. I Brevities B "MEDIATION: CATALYST TO COLLECTIVE BARGAINING," a seven-part series of half-hour tele- vision films made recently by the Federal Mediation and Concilia- tion Service in cooperation with B Oregon State 'University, will be presented on Channel 2 at 1:30 p.m. starting Sept. 19. B * * • B B A CERAMIC ARTS and CRAFTS HOBBY SHOW will be held Sept. 24-26 in the Community Arts B Building on the Michigan State Fair Grounds. * * * dos FOYER TWO CAR GARAGE et Entertainment Open Sunday 12 to 5 p.m. Litxwy Townhouses For Lease 0 Girdles, $1.50 up Brassieres, $1.00 up Nylon Petticoats, $1.29 Suburban 8914 W. 7 Mile Rd. UN 1-6688 dos NOW OPEN We invite all "Yiddishe Mamas" to shop here for Girdles, Brassieres and Lin- gerie: SAM BARNETT and O x church-state problems such as Bible reading in the public schools, humane slaughter legislation; federal aid to education, inter- Sefnitism, Arab boycott and im- religious relationships, Soviet anti- migration reforms. - Dry Cleaned B.R. 17x14 Community Council Gets NCRAC Program Plan • • • i activ ities n Society •PATIO 24x24 * The privacy of a home — The convenience of an apartment Two-car Garage with electronic operator. Every room opens unto an enclosed Patio. Each House is separate and air conditioned. Natural Fire- place—Walk-in closets. All utilities except elec- tric. Hotpoint appliances including Dishwasher. Ten Mile Rd., Greenfield area. Shown by appointment, LI 2-0436 HARDING SQUARE Brown B Suede Suit with El THE SHEIK will renew his boil- B ing feud with Israeli champion MARK LEWIN in the feature bout on the all-star wrestling show at B Cobo Arena Saturday. * * Opossum "WHO'S AFRAID OF VIR- GINIA WOOLF?" Edward Albee's emotion-packed c o m e d y-drama about two couples in a dusk-to- dawn, no holds-barred binge, rings down the curtain on Northland B Playhouse's tenth session. The play, which runs through Sunday, stars stage, screen and TV actress B Shelley Winters. B Origin of Fur, Australia Black (dyed) opossum joins the fashion whirl in an appropriate manner—it literally swirls around your neck, down the front at the hemline of genuine suede suit this chocolate brown coat. Yi length shows just a hint of the matching slim skirt. 8 to 12. * * * The Adult Education Division of THE DETROIT BOARD of EDU- CATION has announced that the fall term REAL ESTATE CLASS will commence 7 p.m. Monday and continue for 12 weeks at Henry Ford High Schood. The course will be of special value to those tak- ing exams for their salesmen or brokers licenses. THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, September 10, 1965-23 B 200 00 B L El Security Charge Available Di a rot IBS