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VERA BRAMSON CHAPTER,
Women's American ORT, will hold
its opening meeting at a luncheon
at King's Arms restaurant, 12:30
p.m., Monday. Call Mrs. Sarah
Neuman, UN. 4-0063, for reserva-
tions.
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GOLDA MEIR CHAPTER,
7ioneer Women, will meet 8:30
Tuesday at the Labor Zionist
Institute, according to Mrs. Jack
Reitman, president. Betty Rath,
cultural chairman of the Council
of Pioneer Women, will give a re-
port on the convention held in
Philadelphia. Mrs. Irving Stepak
and Mrs. Israel Weisman will be
hostesses for the evening. Guests
invited.
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DETROIT LINK, Order of the
Golden Chain, will hold a paid-up
membership luncheon the home of
r s. Martin Hollander, 18480
Adrian, Southfield, 12:30 p.m., Tues-
day. Guests eligible for member-
ship are invited. For reservations
call Mrs. Sid Gorosh, LI. 7-0036.
UHS Women's Group
to Hear of U.S. Jews'
Thailand Experience
SHERUTH LEAGUE will hold a
membership tea 12:30 p.m. Tuesday
at the Sholem Aleichem Institute.
Prospective members are invited.
For information, call Mrs. Samuel
Winer, president, DI. 1-1199, or
Mrs. Raymond Newman, member-
ship vice president, 357-4754.
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SHOMREY EMUNAH SISTER-
HOOD will open the season with
an "Israeli Evening" 8 p.m. Mon-
day at the synagogue, in honor of
the homecoming of the rabbi's wife,
Mrs. Sholem Flam. Guests invited.
DAVID HORODOKER YOUNG
WOMEN ORGANIZATION w i 11
meet noon Tuesday at the home of
Mrs. Jack Friedman, president,
17321 Prairie. Arrangement will be
made for the 28th donor luncheon
Dec. 7 at Cong. Bnai Moshe.
KINNERET CHAPTER, Pioneer
Women, will meet 12:30 p.m. Wed-
nesday at the Labor Zionist In-
stitute. Bessie Litwak will sum-
marize recent world events, and
hostesses for the afternoon are
Blanche Lesser and Lillie Goldman.
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DETROIT CANCER FIGHTERS,
City of Hope, will hold its first
general meeting of the season 8:30
p.m. Monday at Rosenberg's Holi-
day Catering. Highlights of the re-
cent convention will be reported
by the delegates. President-elect
Mrs. Elliot Schubiner, invites
guests. Throughout the week, vol-
unteers will be mobilized for a
door-to-door canvass for personal
contributions to the pilot medical
center. Interested volunteers should
call Mrs. Charles Young, vice presi-
dent of fund raising, 541-5233; or
Mrs. William Lovinger, fund-rais-
ing chairman, LI 8-6676.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the
United Hebrew Schools will hold
its opening meeting with a descrip-
tion of "East Meets West" 12:30
p.m. Wednesday at the Esther
Berman Building.
Featured on the program will
be Mrs. Leonard Levy, wife of
the assistant dean of Defiance
University in Ohio, who will de-
scribe her family's experiences —
and Jewish life — in Thailand for
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two years.
BUSINESS
AND PROFESSION-
The Levys and their three sons
AL GROUP, Hadassah, will hold its
were sent to Bangkok by the
U.S. Information Agency. Levy opening meeting on 8 p.m. Tuesday
served as director and teacher. at Hadassah House. Mrs. Reuben
Bienstock, Michigan regional presi-
of courses at the American Uni-
dent, will give a report on the
versity Alumni Language Cen-
ter and also taught at Thamma- Hadassah national convention held
in New York City last month. Mrs.
sart University. Mrs. Levy was
Geraldine Black, president, wel-
an English instructor, and even
comes guests. A social hour will
their eldest son tutored other
follow.
children in English.
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Mrs. Levy will be introduced by
Mrs. Harry Oberstein, program _ ZEDAKAH CLUB will meet
chairman, and dessert luncheon noon Monday at the home of Mrs.
will be served by Mrs. Lawrence Hyman Lezell, 17094 Alta Vista,
Goldberg and her committee. Southfield.
Guests are invited, according to
YOUTH EDUCATION LEAGUE
Mrs. Isadore Goren, president.
will hold its opening meeting noon
Monday at the home of Mrs. Mil-
ton Atlas, 31566 Stonewood Ct.,
Farmington. Following petite
luncheon, a program will be
presented by co-chairmen Mrs.
ONCE AGAIN
Robert Kalish and Mrs. Irwin
BRINGS YOU
Buchalter. Mrs. Hiem Jacob, pres-
THE
ident, will present for membership
VERY THING
approval a new program in the
YOU NEED FOR
blueprint stage. Dues payable at
YOUR HOLIDAY
the door. Prospective members
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and guests are invited. For infor-
mation, call Mrs. William Green-
BEAUTIFUL
berg, 841-8155, or Mrs. John Sklar,
TABLE
353-9073, co-chairmen of the after-
noon.
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Documentary Writer
to Address NCJW
The Detroit Section of the Na-
tional Council of Jewish Women
will present the first in its series
"The Thinking Woman Wants to
know" 12:30 p.m. Monday at Cong.
Shaarey Zedek. Dessert luncheon
will be served.
David Keith Hardy, writer, pro-
ducer and director, will discuss,
"Can We Long Survive Rich in a
World Two-Thirds Poor?"
Hardy is the author of many
television documentary reports
seen on national and international
networks, including, "Close-Up,"
"The Population Series" and "The
Essential Nehru."
Mrs. John Redfield is program
chairman, and Mrs. M. Morton
Barak Detroit Section president.
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, September 17, 1965-29
Farband Families to Gather
The first family gathering of
Farband Branch 114 will take
place 8:30 p.m. Saturday at the
Labor Zoinist Institute.
Morris Gelfand, branch chair-
man, announces the program will
include a movie, plans for the sea-
son and reports. Guest invited at
no charge. Refreshments will be
served.
Under the chairmanship of Mrs.
Irving Arlin, the Women's Aux-
iliary of the Jewish National Fund
will officially open its annual drive
for enrollment of new members
12:30 p.m. Tuesday at Beth Aaron
Synagogue.
Mrs. Arlin has written a skit,
"Salute to Israel," which will fol-
low noon dessert luncheon. Part-
icipants will be Mesdames William
Levin and Samuel Katz, with Mrs.
Samuel Baker presiding. A pro-
gram of Hebrew
and Yiddish
songs will be
presented by
Shirley Monson,
accompanied by
ianist Bella
Goldberg. M r s.
Jacob Axelrod
will open the af-
ternoon by sing-
ing the National
Mrs. Arlin
Anthems.
Box holders and donors as well
as any prospective members will
be guests of the Auxiliary at this
event. A friend of the JNF has
donoted a designer jacket to be
given as a prize.
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Anna Ashia Wald, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wald of Bur-
lington, Ont., was married recently
to Lee I. Howard, son of Mrs.
.Marion Pazner of Windsor and the
late Mr. Harry Howard, in a
private ceremony in Hamilton, Ont.
The newlyweds will make their
residence at 13941 Pearson, Oak
Park.
Mrs. Katz, • Blue Box chairman
of the Auxiliary, and her commit-
tee will be present to clear boxes
and distribute new ones.
Mrs. Sam Fishman, Council
president, has appointed Mrs. Nor-
man Kanter as chairman of the
day.
Refreshments will be served.
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Pioneer Women
to Talk of Tasks
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Pioneer Women Players will
present a skit, "To Tell the Truth"
for present and prospective mem-
bers at an open house planned by
the Detroit Council of Pioneer
Women 12:30 p.m. Tuesday at the
Labor Zionist Institute.
Mrs. Clara Leff, a national vice
president of Pioneer Women, will
relate the accomplishments and
future tasks of Pioneer Women
in its support of 1,200 instituions
in Israel, from nurseries to trade
schools.
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ANNOUNCING
✓ he Nth .21,troit Jail Antic,. Sh.
Once again, we present Michigan's largest and finest Antique Show —
The Detroit Antique Show-Sale at the Light Guard Armory, 4400 East Eight
Mile, (between Mound and Ryan Roads), from September 16th thru 19th
(Thursday thru Sunday). Our Show will contain over 80 exhibits—all under
one roof and all on one floor — presenting our visitors with the most varied
selection of antiques this side of New York. The Show is easily accessible
from all areas of Metropolitan Detroit, offers free parking, a restaurant, plenty
of chairs (to rest weary feet) , large walk-around booths; (so you won't be
squashed), elbowed and pushed) and hours from 1 :00 to 10:00 p.m., pro-
viding ample time to browse and-or buy the antique of your choice.
Among the Show's special features will be "Little Greenwich Village"
where caricature and pastel artists will fashion portraits for you and your
family. The General Store, with its old fashion and imported candies, will
return to delight the youngsters and the young at heart. A new exhibitor,
Westlake's Book Store, will come from St. Joseph, Michigan, bringing a
collection of old and rare books and magazines. Among the reading material
are books on How To Catch A Husband, A Glossary of Prominent Kennels
For Your Dog, Travel Alone and Like It (this one is the original version,
written in the early 1900's), Recipes From The Frontier and many more
interesting and amusing volumes.
Be sure not to miss this fine Show, where you will find something to
interest every member of the family. Make plans now to visit the 14th
Detroit Antique Show-Sale, at the Light Guard Armory on September 16th,
17th, 18th or 19th—from 1 :00 to 10:00 p.m. every day. When you come,
bring this announcement with you, and you will receive a 10c reduction
on one admission.
Come to the Show where you will meet old friends and make new
ones — the Detroit Antique Show-Sale, September 16-19.