Israeli Col. Dina Werth to Be Guest
at Fashion Festival for Bonds Oct. 14
Colonel Dina Werth, former
commander-in-chief of the Wom-
en's Army of Israel will be
a speaker at the Givenchy-Israel
fashion show luncheon Thursday
in the Latin Quarter. There will
be 47 original
creations in the
collection, 12 by
Hubert deGiven-
chy, world re-
nowned Parisian
designer and 35
by t h e leading
designers a n d
manufacturers of
Israel. The event
is sponsored by
Col. Worth the Detroit Is-
rael Bond Women's Division,
under the chairmanship of Mrs.
Morris L. Schaver. Mrs. Milton
Wise is fashion festival chairman.
Cindy Adams, author and fashion
expert, will commentate the show.
Col. Werth is currently the direc-
tor of a foreign ministry educa-
tional mission in the Ivbry Coast,,
West Africa, where she and five
young officers from Israel's
women's army are training hun-
dreds of young native women.
The fashion show is under the
patronage of French Consul Gen-
eral Jean LeDireach, and Madame
LeDireach and of Israel Consul
General Jacob Barmore and Mrs.
Barmore, who will be guests at
the luncheon.
A feature of the fashion festival
will be the presentation of the
fourth annual "S t a r of Israel"
original diamond creation de-
signed and presented by Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Allan.
For reservations call the Bond
Office, DI 1-5707.
Columnist Harris
Due at Temple Israel
For Temple Israel's silver an-
niversary year, the sisterhood will
hear nationally syndicated column-
ist Sydney J. Harris, 1 p.m. Wed-
nesday at the
te mple.
Drama critic
for the Chicago
Daily News for
the past 20 years,
Harris is the
author of four
books and winner
of a number of
journal i s m
prizes.
His talk on
"The Dilemmas
of Modern Man"
will be preceded
by noon luncheon. Harris
Mrs. Samuel Goodman, program
vice president, anounces the after-
noon is open to all paid-up sister-
hood members, and guests are in-
vited at a nominal charge.
For information call Mrs. Good-
man, UN 1-6725, or the Temple Is-
rael office, UN 3-7769.
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
16—Friday, October 8, 1965
Israeli to Direct Hebrew Programs
at Center; Appointments Announced
Joseph Ross to Address
Round Table Women
The Women's Division of the De-
Frances Rubin and Mrs. Anne troit Round Table of the National
Asher Tarmon, an educator from
Jews
Be'er Luvia, Israel, will direct ex- Winograd, both of Windsor, have Conference of Christians and
pansion of Hebrew and Israeli been named program aides in the will present Joseph Ross, presi-
cultural programs at the Jewish children's division. Ronald Davis, dent of Davidson Brothers (Federal
formerly of New York, is program Department Stores) as principal
Center this year.
Tarmon, born and educated in assistant in the Center's physical speaker at its first annual meeting
London, emigrated to Israel in education department, and James 1 p.m. Wednesday at Westminster
1948. During his residence there Coleman and James Shay director Presbyterian Church. Ross will
in
he taught in a kibbutz and in 1955 and assistant director, respectively, -speak on "Equal Opportunities
became principal of the regional of the Center Men's Health Club. Detroit."
This first of four public meet-
Lloyd H. Weston was appointed
elementary school, "Mevo'ot," in
to the post of director of public ings will begin with refreshments
Be'er Luvia.
and a social hour at 12:15 and
relations for the Jewish Center.
He also wrote and presented the
conclude with a conducted tour
Weston
has
served
as
part-time
English program broadcast by Kol
editor of the Center News since of the church.
Israel in its school broadcasting
Mrs. Marvin B. Levy, 3435 Sher-
last January.
series, for four years.
Weston is associate producer of bourne, is co-chairman of the
Tarmon is joining the Center "Over the Counter," a topical Women's Division.
staff as part of a two-year exchange revue now playing at the Vanguard
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program in which seven Israelis
Theater and serves as executive
will join the staffs of six Jewish
TRADITION! TRADITION!
vice president of the show's produc-
centers throughout the country.
tions company, Gilmar Productions,
Purpose of the exchange pro-
Inc.
gram is to provide Israeli profes-
A graduate of Wayne State Uni-
sional educators and youth leaders
versity, he received the Malcolm
with a broader concept of Jewish
Bingay Award as WSU's outstand-
life outside Israel and to help ing journalism graduate of 1964.
strengthen Jewish programing in
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As a member of the Center's
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Arthur Siegel, new program as-
One of the original costumes sistant in the educational services
to be shown at the Givenchy-Is- division, will be working under the
rael Fashion Show Luncheon Oct. direction of Dr. Morton Plotnick.
"Buy With Confidence"
14 in Latin Quarter is a three-
Teacher of creative dancing
piece evening ensemble of gold/
at the Center, Mrs. Harriet Berg
black silk brocade, consisting of has been promoted to the post of
coat, sleeveless tunic and skirt dance coordinator for the Center.
Diamontologists
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designed by Lola Beer, Israel's Robert McKee named managing
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director of the Center Theater,
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will direct many of the group's
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plays this season and will instruct
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classes in drama and acting.
Autumn Hike in Plans
In the Center's youth division,
Made by Criterion Club Mrs. Sharon L. Alterman has been
appointed a program aide and Mrs.
The Criterion Club has arranged Maxine Ordower tween club su-
an "Autumn Hike" for Sunday at pervisor. Mrs. Ordower served last
Cass Benton Park, it was an- year as teen program aide and
nounced by club president Ann now fills the post vacated by Alan
Mondrow.
Freedman, who is now supervisor
Directed by Charles Mannheim- of the children's division.
er and Doris Garish, the hike will
be followed by dinner and dancing,
rustic style.
Symphony Society
Members and friends will gather
1 p.m. at the public lot, Stoepel Elects Mrs. Ack
. . . The Greatest for
near Seven Mile, and will leave
Mrs. Earle Ack, 21641 Ridgedale.
House parties, confirmations, weddings ...
from that point for the hike site by
Oak Park, has been elected presi-
motor caravan.
dent of the Oak Park Symphony
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Society, sponsors of the Oak Park
The travel film, "Wings to Scan- Symphony Orchestra.
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dinavia" and the latest release of
As head of the society, Mrs. Ack
"Screen News Digest" will be will guide planning production of
shown at the Criterion Club's first
f our symphony
open house of the season 8:30 p.m.
concerts this sea-
Wednesday at the Commonwealth
son. Other offi-
Branch Bank community hall, West
cers are Ben Et-
Seven Mile at Mark Twain.
kin, chairman of
The public is invited at no
the board; Mrs.
charge.
Harold Segal, ex-
ecutive vice pres-
"Speedy Recovery," "Sympathy" or "Bon Voyage"
ident; Dan Berk,
`Theater of Frustration'
more important than what you say
secretary; a n d
"Krapp's Last Tape", a modern
Gordon Pitcher,
is how you say it. Expressions of
playlet, will be featured at the
treasurer.
sympathy, best wishes or congratu-
next Center Theater program 8:30
Mrs. Ack
The group was
lations are much more effective with
p.m. Wednesday in the Jewish Cen- formerly known as the South Oak-
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ter. Robert McKee, new managing land Symphony Society. Its goal
. . in an eye-appealing, taste-tempt-
director, will perform the title this year will be to enlist 2,000
ing and satisfying manner.
role and lead an informal discus- Oak Parkers as members. First
sion of the "Theater of Frustra- concert will be Oct. 26.
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Max Fisher Co-Hosts
Nixon-Clay Luncheon
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Max M. Fisher was one of the
hosts, Thursday, at a luncheon at
the Sheraton Cadillac Hotel which
was 'addressed by Richard M.
Nixon and General Lucius Clay.
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