omen Behind $70,000 Drive
Oakland DiMeS Mardi
Names Two Key Leaders
Mrs. Joye Hordes, 12735 Vernon,
Huntington Woods, has been named
March of Dimes Mothers' March
chairman for her area, and Mrs.
Earl Gormaine, 19495 W. 11 Mile,
is another key leader among the
120 who will direct Oakland Coun-
ty Chapter's "Operation Kickoff"
for the '66 campaign Wednesday
evening.
Funds are needed to aid victims
of birth defects and to continue
the programs of national medical
research, local diagnostic and
treatment centers, health career
scholarships and direct medical and
patient aid program.
A countywide speakers bureau
will be available with free films
and speeches to all clubs, organ-
izations and fraternal groups by
calling LI 9-6778, or FE 8-0411.
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Radomer Aid to Plan Party
Radomer Aid and Ladies Society
will meet 8:30 p.m.- Tuesday
at the Workmen's Circle Center,
to plan the annual Hanukah party. I
Want ads get quick results!
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Attending a donor rally for Detroit Council of Pioneer Women's
15 local chapters are campaign leaders (from left) standing:
Mesdames S. Levine, Michael Michlin, Israel Serling, Sam Wasser-
man, David Dvorkin, Irving Turner, Sam Isaacs and Richard B.
Kramer; and seated: Mesdames Sam (Doris) Fishman, president;
Ruth Fierer, guest speaker, David Sislin and Sam (Esther) Fishman,
vice president of funds. The Council is intensifying efforts to raise
$70,000 by noon Dec. 15, when the 41st annual donor luncheon will
be presented in the Fountain Room of the Masonic Temple. For
ticket information, call Pioneer Women, DI 1-0786.
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young children that he was about
to have his gas and electricity
turned off because he could not
pay his bills.
T h e caseworker immediately
called the electric and gas com-
panies, asking them to send some-
one out to the man's residence:
checks would be waiting to cover
the unpaid bills. The service was
not interrupted.
Under League of Jewish
Women President Mrs. Marvin
B. Levy, the member organiza-
tions of the Cooperative Council
are Alpha Omega Dental Fra-
ternity Detroit Women, Aescula-
pian Society Ladies Auxiliary,
Children Unlimited, David Horo-
doker Young Women Organiza-
tion, Equality Club, Hebrew
Ladies Aid Society, Home Relief
Society, Infants Service Group,
Jewish War Veterans Ladies
Auxiliary, Medical Aid Guild,
Primrose Benevolent Club, Ro-
din Club, Sheruth League, Unit-
ed Order of True Sisters, Young
Women's Bicur Cholem, Youth
Education League and Zedakah
Club.
An open meeting, to which all
women in the community are in-
vited, will be held 12:30 p.m.
Thursday at Beth Shalom Syna-
gogue. Held only once a year, the
open meeting will take up actual
case histories, changing only names
and statistics to protect those in-
volved.
Israel Bond Women
to Say Toda Raba'
Dedicated women volunteers
will receive Chen charms and
advance guard emblems at the
Toda Raba Award Night, Tuesday,
8 p.m., in the Adas Shalom Social
Hall, it was announced by Mrs.
Morris L. Schaver, chairman of
the Detroit Israel Bond Women's
Division, which is sponsoring the
affair. Sponsor pins will be
awarded to paid-up 1965 Sponsors
of Israel. Mrs. David Pollack is
sponsor chairman and Mrs. Louis
M. Elliman is Chen chairman.
Tamar Eshel, former member of
the Israel delegation to the UN
and secretary of the National
Research and Development Coun-
cil for the Prime Minister's Office
of Israel, will be the guest speaker.
Mrs. Eshel served as the chairman
of the UN Commission on the
Status of Women and was head
of the Israel Foreign Ministry
Director-General's Office.
Mrs. Edward Wishnetsky is cash
collection chairman.
Admission is free and all wom-
en volunteers are invited. Refresh-
ments will be served.
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ANNUAL ARTIST CONCERT
Council of Volunteers Meets
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David-Horodoker Young Women
Organization will hold its 28th an-
nual donor luncheon noon Tuesday
in the Bnai Moshe social hall. A
"Panorama of Israel Through
Music" will be presented by vocal-
ist Ruth Goldman, accompanied
by Rose Mash.
For tickets and information, call
At a time when the professional
Mrs. Harry Schechter, EL 3-6674.
social worker is edging out the
role of the volunteer, a local coun-
cil comprised of 17 volunteer
women's charity groups is quietly
meeting the daily emergencies of
the community's needy.
The Cooperative Council is so
named because its member or-
ganizations work together to effi-
ciently handle the hundred and
one would-be tragedies in homes
EDMOND
where the breadwinner is dead or
cannot adequately provide for his
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family.
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One group starts with the in-
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medication for all ages, and an-
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ber organization presidents and
caseworkers meet once a month to
explore the cases for the best pos-
sible approach.
Should an emergency arise be-
tween meetings, the chairman (this
year Mrs. Jules J. Sanders) is
called, and she in turn contacts
the case worker of the group whose
category meets the necessity of
that particular case.
The need for help is brought to
the attention of the Council
through many channels — profes-
sional service agencies unable to
render such immediate aid, or by
rabbis and neighbors who notice
a family in need.
One case occurred in the dead
of winter involving a Council case-
worker who was entertaining din-
ner guests when the phone call
came. She was told by the neigh-
bor of a destitute father with five
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IRIS BALA
Soprano
Sunday, Dec. 5th — 8:30 p.m.
Scottish Rite Cathedral, Masonic Temple
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