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SOUTH OAKLAND COUNTY
CHAPTER, Hadassah, will hold a
president's luncheon for a select
group of its members 1 p.m. Aug.
23 at the home of Mrs. Byron Ger-
son, 26640 Huntington, Hunting-
ton Woods. This special luncheon
is the kick-off for the Hadassah
Medical Organization which raises
money to support the Hadassah
Medical Center in Israel. Follow-
ing the luncheon guests will be
taken by bus to - Hadassah House
to view the paintings of Jossi
Stern. The artist will be present
to discuss his works.
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MRS. GEORGE ERDSTEIN
CITY OF HOPE CANCER
At a noon Sunday ceremony at FIGHTERS will hold a get aquaint-
Temple Emanuel, Oak Park, Jan- ed evening Sept. 8 announces Mrs.
ice Helen 'Waltzer, daughter of Maury Gordon, vice president of
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Maltzer membership. For reservations con-
of Hendrie Blvd., Huntington tact Mrs. Gordon at 398-3411.
Woods, became the bride of George
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Erdstein, son of the Berthold Erd-
LADIES AUXILIARY of the
st?.ins of NY. Rabbi Milton Rosen- CHESED SHEL EMES will hold
baum and Cantor Harold Orbach their annual indobr picnic noon
officiated.
Aug. 22, at 18515 Wyoming. For
The bride's Bianchi gown was reservations call Mrs. F a n n i e

of hand-corded Alencon lace and
seed pearls over peau de sole,
fashioned with an Empire waist-
line and redingote skirt sweeping
into a full court train. Her
shoulder-length mantilla was of
matching lace and seed pearls, and
she carried phaleonopsis orchids
and Stephanotis on her Confirma-
tion Bible.
Maid of honor was Jane Margot
Garfield, and bridesmaids were
Mrs. Warren Seider and Mrs.
Charles Heilbrunn, sister of the
bridegroom. Karen Maltzer, sister
of the bride, was a junior brides-
maid.
Donald Herz of Forest Hills,
served as best man to the bride-
groom. Ushers were Mark Maltzer,
brother of the bride, David Katz,
David Kurland, Manuel Herz, and
Steven Dube.
After a honeymoon in Quebec,
the couple will make their home
in Ann Arbor.

Susan Mazer, Harpist,
to Play at Meadowbrook

Zumber, DI 2-7167.
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ODESSA PROGRESSIVE AID
SOCIETY, will hold a luncheon
and games party 12:30 p.m. Tues-
day at the home of Mrs. Julius
Ring, 19978 Snowden. Proceeds
will go to charity.
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SHERUTH LEAGUE will hold
a board meeting noon Tuesday at
the home of Mrs. Saul Dorfman,
18338 Midway, Southfield. Co-
hostesses -for the afternoon will be
Mrs. Morrey Wolok and Mrs. Mar-
vin Canner.
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SHARONA CHAPTER, Pioneer
Women, will hold its board meet-
ing 8:30 p.m. Thursday at the
home of Mrs. Morris Schindler,
15959 Harden, Southfield.

Bar-Ilan Women Hold

Semi-Annual Meeting

The Detroit Chapter of Ameri-
can Women for Bar-Ilan Univer-
will hold their semi-annual
_Susan Elizabeth Mazer, harpist, sity
meeting noon Wednesday at the
will be a featured soloist with the Stollman summer home at Lake
Meadowbrook School of Music Angelus, announces Mrs. Max
Orchestra 2 p.m. Sunday in the Stollman, chairman.
Baldwin Memorial PaVilion.
Reports on the progress of the
Miss Mazer is a junior at Wayne
University in Israel after its first

State University majoring in Music.
She is first harpist of the Wayne
State University orchestra and has
played with the Pontiac Symphony,
Grosse Pointe Symphony, Lima
Symphony of Lima, 0, Allen
Park Symphony and Scandina-
vian Symphony.
The daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Albert A. Mazer of Santa Barbara
Dr. Miss Mazer • is vice-president
of the Sigma Chapter of Sigma

10 years of existence will be given
by Mrs. Stollman and Mrs. K.
Cohen, chairman of the book fund.
Dr. Jacob Lassner, chairman of
the Near Eastern Languages and
Literature Department at Wayhe
State University, and noted speak-
er, educator and scholar, will be
guest speaker.
A desert luncheon will be serv-
ed. Friends are invited.

Alpha Iota, professional music
fraternity for women.

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to Aid and Entertain Aged

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Project Find, is a program de-
signed to both aid and entertain
the senior citizens of this area.
Conducted by the Oakland Coun-
ty Office of Economic Opportunity,
the program will serve six neigh-
borhoods under the directorship of
Jack Markowitz.
In addition to providing escort
services, home visits and emer-
gency food preparation for the
aged, the programmers plan to
establish recreation centers where
elderly people can meet, play
cards, talk and watch television.
"The object," says Markowitz,
"is to get these people out of their
lonely houses and apartments, for
an hour or a day, and into the
company of people their own age."
The services provided will be
staffed by senior citizens.
For information concerning the
program contact Markowitz at 543-
1158.

Donald Lansky Ala rries
Gail Lippard of Penn.

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Friday, August 12, 1966-15

Beth Abraham Nursery
to Open on Sept. 12

Beth Abraham Nursery will be-
gin its fall session Sept. 12 for
children ages three through five.
Youngsters will meet Monday,
Wednesday and Friday afternoons
from 1 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. Transpor-
tation will be provided.
For information call the nursery
at 272-1567.

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Gail Sue Lippard and Donald M.

Lansky were united in marriage
recently in a ceremony in Pitts-

burgh. Rabbi Walter Jacob offici-
ated.
Parents of the couple are -Mr.
and Mrs. Alvin Lippard of Pitts-
burgh and Dr. and Mrs. Mandell
Lansky, 25535 Wareham, Hunting-
ton Woods.
The bride chose a gown of
point d'espirit. The Empire bod-
ice of Venice lace was fashioned
with a square neckline and el-
bow sleeves. Venice lace edged
the demi-sheath skirt and was
repeated on the bouffant detach-
able chapel-length train. Her
headpiece was a Juliet cap
trimmed in Venice lace and tied
under the chin. She carried a
cascade of lilies of the valley
and gardenias with ivy on a
Bible.

Maid of honor was Carol Lip-
pard, twin sister of the bride.
Bridesmaids were Rosalyn and

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1,000 Zionist Youth

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Hold Maccabiah Games

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dancing. Taking part in the events
were Camp Betar, Camp Moshava
of Bnei Akiva, Camp Ein Harod
of Dror-Hechalutz Hetzair, Camps
Tel Ari and Naaleh of Habonim
and Camp Shomriah of Hashomer
Hatzair.

Hayim Greenberg School
Open for Registration

Registration for the Hayim
Greenberg Hebrew-Yiddish School
is now open. The school located
at 19161 Schaefer also has a fully
accredited nursery for children
3 1/2 to 5 years old.
The school offers programs for
children five to six in Sunday
Woe unto them that call evil school classes and for youngsters
good, and good evil; that put dark- seven and up in the grade school.
ness for light, and light for dark-
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Barbara Lansky, sisters of the *
bridegroom, Susan Frank and Mrs: *
Allen Satenberg.
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Jerry Ellis served as best man
Ushers were Dr. Stephen Lippard
and Thomas Lippard, brothers of
the bride, Mark Arnkoff, Richard
Colton and David Grant.
After a honeymoon trip to Ber-
muda, the couple will reside in
Royal Oak.

More than 1,000 Jewish boys and
girls from seven Zionist youth
movement camps participated in a
Maccabiah, an olympiade based on
the annual Maccabean games in
Israel. The event was held at Na-
tional Young Judea Camp Tel Ye-
hudah here.
The day-long sports and cul-
tural events program was open-
ed by Consul General of Israel
Michael Arnon, who declared that
"the display of this athletic event
shows that there is determination
not only for a healthy spirit but
also for a healthy body."
The Maccabiah, sponsored by the
American Zionist Youth Council,
included such sporting events as
soccer, baseball, basketball, field
and track events, swimming, volley-
ball and chess.
At night, each of the camps
off e r e d cultural performances
which included Israeli singing and

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