JNF Auxiliary to Complete Projects
Head of Angelo-Jewish Assn. Women's Union
Mrs. Duchan Elected
Visiting Detroit NJCW on Trip From England
President of Orthodox The National Council of Jewish Mrs. Hart-Leverton will observe
Women in Detroit will be host many of Detroit's community
Women's Branch
this month to Mrs. Peggy Hart- services and meet with their ad-
Distributing donor kits at a pre-kickoff brunch of the Women's
Auxiliary of the Jewish National Fund are (from left) Mesdames
Pearl Nosan, president; William Levin, co-chairman of fund-raising;
Emma Schaver, at whose home the brunch was held; Joseph Green-
baum, co-chairman of fund raising; and Joseph Rubin, bulletin
chairman.
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Glamorama Show
The Women's Auxiliary of Jew-
ish National Fund will kick off to Be Staged by
its annual donor drive 12:30 p.m.
Tuesday at Beth Aaron Synagogue. Cancer Fighters
Under the general chairmanship
of Mrs. Albert Posen, the drive
culminates three years of activity
to complete Auxiliary projects in
the Israeli towns of Gadot and
14-'rslirnar Hayarden on the Israeli-
Syrian border.
Funds of this drive will go to-
ward building underground shel-
ters and an underground first-aid
station in these towns, beset re-
cently by sniper attacks.
Coming to Detroit to open the
drive and address the audience will
be Rabbi Milton Arm, formerly
of Detroit and now assistant to the
Vresitient of JNF in New York City.
A cabaret-style dessert lunch-
eon will be served, and enter-
tainment will be offered by Zigi
Bela and his Hungarian Violins
in a pro g r a m, "Kick-Off
Cabaret."
Mrs. Sidney Ravi n, program
irP.i5n of the day, announces
Sheldon Schwartz, daughter
of Mrs. Posen, will open the pro-
gram with the singing of the na-
Mrs. Earl Weingarden models
tional anthems.
Mrs. Pearl Nosan, president of one of the gowns to be shown
the Auxiliary, said the Pillars of by her organization, Detroit Can-
Courage project launched three cer Fighters, City of Hope, at its
years ago for Gadot will reach its Glamorama Fashion Show-
completion at this donor event, to Luncheon Dec. 1 at the Latin
Quarter.
have its culmination in January.
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The cabinet assisting Mrs. Posen
Gowns
by
a New York - Paris
consists of Mesdames William
designer,
furs
by a local salon and
Levin and Joseph Greenbaum, co- furniture settings
by a Detroit
chairmen.
studio will be featured at the
Glamorama Fashion Show-Lunch-
eon to be held by Detroit Cancer
Ezra — Aid to Israel will hold Fighters, City of Hope, noon Dec.
its annual donor luncheon noon 1 at the Latin Quarter.
Music will be provided by Hal
Wednesday at Raleigh House.
Donor chairman Bessy Levine Gordon and his trio, and there
announced the guest artists will be will be a number of valuable
signers Pearl Kaplan and Max prizes.
For information and reserva-
Miller, with recitations by Mrs.
Eva Meister. Accompanist is Betty tions, call Mrs. Isadore Epstein,
353-9663.
Polen.
Proceeds from the show go
toward the pilot medical center,
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
City of Hope, at Duarte, Calif.
22—Friday, November 12, 1965
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Mrs. Milton Duchan was installed
as president of the Women's
Branch union of Orthodox Jewish
Congregations of America at a
recent ceremony.
Other officers are Mesdames
Seymour Ribiat, David Dombey and
Harry Portnoy, vice presidents;
Lillian Varnen and Irving Wyman,
secretaries; and David Cern, treas-
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Women's Branch, Great Lakes
Chapter, has eight affiliated sister-
hoods in this area. They are Young
Israel of Northwest, Young Israel
of Oak-Woods, Young Israel of
Greenfield, Beth Abraham Syna-
gogue, Shaar Hashomayim of Wind-
sor, Bnai David, Mishkan Israel
and Gemiluth Chassodim.
Mizrachi Women Adopt
$1,335,000 '66 Budget
Leverton of England, recipient of
National Council's International
Volunteer Leader Fellowship.
Mrs. Hart-Leverton, chairman of
the Anglo - Jewish Association
Women's Union, an affiliate of the
International Council of Jewish
Women, will spend three months
in the United States studying
various Council Sections' structure,
administration, leadership develop-
ment, recruitment of volunteers,
services to the community and
other facilities and programs.
The program of the Anglo-
Jewish Women's Union, the old-
est Jewish women's organization
in England, includes operation
of homes for the aged, training
for girls and women, financial
assistance a n d convalescent
treatment.
(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)
ATLANTIC CITY — The
Mizrachi Women's Organization of
America adopted a budget of $1,-
335,000 to meet child care, social
service and vocational education
needs in Israel during the next
12 months and to continue its ed-
ucational and cultural activities in
the United States during the corn-
ing year.
The budget was approved at the
organization's 40th annual na-
tional convention here attended by
some 1,000 delegates.
The convention also approved a
$350,000 project involving a five-
stage effort through the Jewish
National Fund to redeem Mount
Hazon in Israel's Galilee, to be
completed within a three-year
period.
The project will include the
building of two miles of road to
the top of the mountain, which has
an elevation of 200 feet, the plant-
ing of a forest of 75,000 trees, the
erection of a watchtower at the
top of the mountain, the redemp-
tion of 125 acres of land and the
eventual construction of a recrea-
tion park when the area has been
developed for settlement by reli-
gious settlers.
A special allocation of $25,000
was voted by the delegates to ex-
pand the John F. Kennedy Memor-
ial Library in Jerusalem, es-
tablished shortly after the late
president's assassination.
Israel Ambassador A v r a h a m
Harman was among the guest
speakers at the four-day conven-
tion. Senator Wayne Morse of
Oregon was presented with the
organization's 1965 America-Israel
Friendship Award.
Resolutions adopted urged the
U.S. government to continue to
make strong representations to the
Soviet Union on behalf of religious
and cultural freedoms for the Jews
in the USSR and pleged support
to the United Nations convention
against genocide. The women also
voted to support a regional dis-
armament program in the Middle
East as a prelude to a more gen-
eral agreethent by all states in
the Middle East.
ministrators.
On Nov. 11, a tea for Mrs. Hart-
Leverton was held at the home
of Mrs. Alvin Rodecker, 18051
Hamilton.
Mrs. Hart-Leverton will be stay-
ing at the Belcrest Hotel.
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