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Women's Clubs
PRIMROSE B E N E V O LENT
CLUB will meet 8:30 p.m. Monday
at the Sholem Aleichem Institute.
Mrs. Samuel Nadek is program
chairman. Plans are also being
formulated for the annual donor
luncheon which will be held 12:30
p.m. Nov. 15 at the Latin Quarter.
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BETH AARON SISTERHOOD
will begin its bowling league 12:45
p.m. Sept. 7 at the Oak Park
Lanes. Officers serving for this
year are: president, Fay Mittle-
man; vice president, Adele Gold-
stein; secretaries, Evelyn Leven-
son and Sylvia Korby, and treas-
urer, Frances Chaiken. Bowlers
interested in joining should contact
Mrs. Mittleman, 353-9847, or Mrs.
Levenson, 543-8806.
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SOUTHWOODS CHAP T E R,
American Women's ORT, will hold
its first board meeting of the year
12:15 p.m. Tuesday at the home
of Mrs. Janet Rosman, 28105 Tavi-
stock, Southfield.
Early Deadlines
The Jewish News advises all
those submitting publicity that
early deadlines will be observed
because of Labor Day, Sept. 5.
Copy and photographs should
be in our hands no later than
noon Friday, Sept. 2.
Hadassah Liaison
in Washington to
Open Season. Here
Detroit Chapter of Hadassah will
present Mrs. ( Raphael) Tourover,
its Washington representative and
liaison officer with U.S. govern-
ment agencies, at the opening meet-
ing 12:30 p.m. Sept. 6 in the Social
hall of Cong. Shaarey Zedek.
Mrs. Tourover's subject will be
"Pursuit of Peace." A member of
Hadassah's national board since
1939, Mrs. Tour-
over holds an Llb
degree from
George Washing-
ton University
Law School, and
has been a mem-
ber of the Bar in f::@.
the District of Co-
lumbia since 1924.
Presently she is
serving as Hadas-
sah's representa- Mrs. Tourover
tive on the American Food for
Peace Council, organized under
the aegis of the Department of
State.
Because of her deep interest
in problems of immigration, she
has visited the European cen-
ters from which immigrants
come to Israel, as well as Haifa,
where immigrants arrive.
The White House presented Mrs.
Tourover with a certificate of ap-
preciation for services rendered on
the American Food for Peace Coun-
cil from May 1961 through De-
cember 1964.
Mrs. David Pollack, vice presi-
dent of fund raising, announces
that this will be the opening of
the 1966-67 Honor Roll Campaign.
Assisting Mrs. Pollack will be
honorary chairmen, Mrs. Joseph
Ehrlich - and Mrs. Henry Wineman;
special gifts chairman, Mrs. Sam
Shekter; adviser, Mrs. Davis Ben-
son; culminating ball chairman,
Mrs. Alfred Deutsch; general so-
licitation chairmen, Mrs. Richard
Kamil and Mrs. Sol Schwartz; and
treasury gifts chairman, Mrs, Ben-
jatnin Bond.
Group presidents and vice presi-
dents of Honor Roll will also assist
in the campaign.
Mrs. Henry Berris, program vice
president, and Mrs. Bennie Linden-
baum, social chairman, are in
charge of arrangements for the
meeting.
Mrs. Jack Perlman, chapter pres-
ident, invites all Hadassah mem-
bers and friends. Coffee and cake
will be served.
Chicago Trip Follows
Maister-jackson Vows
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Chaplain Gets High Army Position
Chaplain Joseph B. Messing, for-
merly deputy to the Fourth Army
Chaplain and recipient of a num-
ber of commendation medals and
citations, has assumed the posi-
tion of director of administration
and management in the Office of
the Chief of Chaplains, Depart-
ment of the Army.
Rabbi Selwyn D. Ruslander,
chairman of the commission on
Jewish chaplaincy of the National
Jewish Welfare Board and spiri-
tual leader of Temple Israel, Day-
ton, 0., said this marks the first
time in 15 years that a Jewish
chaplain has occupied a post in
the Chief's office.
UNIVERSITY SOUTH GROUP,
Hadassah, will hold a smorgasbord
luncheon 12:15 p.m. Monday in
Hadassah House. A panel discus-
sion will follow. Participants will
be Mesdames Harry Agen, Maurice
M. Perlman, Louis Rochman, Al-
fred Rosen and Lawrence Wember.
Prospective members invited.
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MICHAEL _ C. STARK CHAP-
TER, Children's Leukemia Founda-
tion, will meet 8 p.m. Monday at
H ow a r d Johnson's Restaurant,
Eight Mile and Coolidge, Oak
Park. Two films on child rearing
are scheduled.
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NORTHWEST CHILD RESCUE
WOMEN will open its fund-raising
campaign, to help retarded chil-
dren of Greater Detroit, with a
canister drive Thursday in the
Greater Detroit area.
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LADIES OF YESHIVATH
BETH YEHUDAH and WOMEN'S
SABBATH LEAGUE will hold its
opening meeting noon Tuesday at
Cong. Beth Tefilo Emanuel Tikvah,
with Mrs. Leo Laufer hosting of-
ficers and members at a luncheon.
Rabbi Leizer Levin will speak, and
Mrs. Isadore Levin will preside.
The social committee assisting Mrs.
Laufer includes Mesdames Walter
Epstein, Rose Bielewich, Mayer
Biegler, Arthur Cutler, Esther
Sachs and Julius Spielberg. Guests
invited.
Friday, August 26, 1966-17
CORSETS BY EVA
Chaplain Messing came to Wash-
ington from Fort Sam Houston,
Texas, where he served as Deputy
to the Fourth Army Chaplain
since July 1965. Prior to his de-
parture from Fort Sam Houston,
he was awarded the Army Com-
mendation Medal with First Oak
Leaf Cluster.
Michigan State Fair visitors may
obtain free hearing tests at the
Detroit Hearing Center's mobile
testing trailer.
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,N(IEs F S A TC AI G L s t T tE Ss PF EOCR A t P , A R A T ITEESS,
MRS. RONALD MAISTER
Jill Frances Jackson, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jackson of
Free Custom Fitting by
Thorndyke Rd., Southfield, was
sa-EAmErt,
Experienced Corsetieres
14TICANY
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married to Ronald Maister, son of
15842 W. 7 MILE ROAD
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Maister of Hes-
STEAM ROOM . MASSAGES 'SUN BATH
3 Blks. W. of Greenfield
sel Ave. Sunday morning at Ra-
EXERCISE ROOM • SLUMBER LOUNGE
Open to 6 p.m. Mon. thru Sat.
RECREATION LOUNGE with RESTAURANT
leigh House.
BR 3-2509 or VE 7-9783
Rabbi M. Robert Syme officia-
COOLIDGE Hwy. at CAPITAL • OAK PARK
(bet. 8 and 9 Mile) Phone 544-3611
FREE PARKING IN REAR
ated.
The bride wore a gown of peau
de soie and Alencon lace with an
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Empire-style bodice and A-line
skirt.
Maid of honor was Roseanne
Kotzer, and bridesmaids were
Carol Harrick, Sheila Falik and
Anita Farbman. Best man was San-
ford Maister, and ushers were Hen-
ry Borenstein, Selden Skelly, Dr.
Jack Jackson and Harold Mickel.
Following a Chicago honeymoon,
PARKWOOD CHAPTER, Wom- the couple will live in Dearborn
en's American ORT, will hold a Heights.
OF THE SHAAREY SHOMAYIM SYNAGOGUE
benefit theater party for the Fish-
14200 W. 10 Mile Road, Oak Park
er Theater show featuring Eddie
For Information Call
398-8824
Fisher and Buddy Hackett Sept. 5. Mrs.William Hamburger
Never-A-Rental or Synagogue Charge
For tickets, call Mrs. Louis A. Gott- National Chairman for
leib, UN 2-2743, or Mrs. Leon
Delta Phi Epsilon Parley
Paul, 353-7698.
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Delta Phi Epsilon Sorority will
TOWN AND COUNTRY CHAP- hold its 50th anniversary inter-
TER, Women's American ORT, national convention this weekend
will hold its first fall board meet- at the Sheraton-Cadillac Hotel.
ing 8:30 p.m. Tuesday at the home Delta Theta Chapter at Wayne
of Mrs. Arnold Tanzman, 25540 State University and Delta Eta
Gardner, Oak Park.
Chapter at the University of Mich-
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igan join the Detroit area Alum-
SIGMA ALPHA MU MOTHERS' nae Association as hostesses to
ALUMNAE G R OUP, affiliated the 31 collegiate chapters from
with Iota Chapter of the fraternity the United States and Canada.
at Ann Arbor, elected Mesdames
Guest speaker at a Sunday ban-
For Men and Boys 6 to 60
Ernest Golumbia, president; Jo- quet will be Dr. William Haber,
7 Mile at Evergreen Acres of Free Parking
seph Gordon, vice president; Abe dean of the school of arts, science
Cherrin, Morris Simon, Adolph and literature at the University of
KE 3-4310
Charge Accounts Invited
Lichter, Harry Baskin, Albert Wil- Michigan.
liams, David Tann, Sidney Berke
National chairman for the con-
and Irvin Cohn, secretaries; Peter vention is Mrs. William S. Ham-
Altman, treasurer; and Daniel C. burger, 15241 Pearson, Oak
Siegel, honorary president.
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Park, Detroit Alumnae past
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president. M r s. Hamburger is
NEW LIFE CHAPTER, Ameri- curriculum chairman of the per-
can Medical Center at Denver, will forming arts department at Cass
open the season with a meeting at Technical High School.
the home of Mrs. Louis Parzen,
Her committees include Sharon *
18914 Sorrento, 12:30 p.m. Tues-
er
Mesdames Alan Goldman, *
day. Discussion topic will be the Linden,
Jack Kramer, Robert Sandler,
Sept. 7-9 Tag Day.
Jerry Freedman, Jay Robinson,
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BUY WITH CONFIDENCE DIRECT
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FROM THE IMPORTER
ROSENWALD AUXILIARY, Phil White, Harold Strauss, Mar-
American Legion, has scheduled vin Kaye, Al Handler, Harold Guz,
its Victory Luncheon for 12:30 p.m. Lawrence Cantor, Victor Koblin,
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Re- Don Goldberg, Henry Lonner-
IMPORTERS AND CUTTERS OF FINE DIAMONDS
becca Mitchell, president, 20471 stater, Edward A. Broida and
Lauder. Poppy sales volunteers Misses Diane Markle, Beverly
15738 Livernois
DI 1-5515
it
and members will be honored. Mutchnick, Sandra Hertz and
We Will Close Saturdays at 1 p.m. During July and August
siK
Games and entertainment will be Marilyn Helper.
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featured. For information, call
Mrs. Mitchell, 342-4322, or Lydia
Slakter, VE 6-8174.
CROWN
KOSHER
CATERING
"you take the high gear
and we'll take the low gear
and we'll all be in
MODsville together
PRINCETON SHOP
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SAVE!
SEYMOUR KAPLAN
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rigagernents
Mr. and Mrs. Boris May of
Greenleigh Ct., Southfield, an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Alice Harriett, to Alan
J. Gussixi, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Gussin of Gardner Ave., Oak
Park. The couple have set Dec.
24 as their wedding date.
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The Jewish News regrets it pub-
lished an erroneous wedding date
for Miss Suretta Bronstein and
Mr. Bruce Selik, whose engage-
ment announcement was printed
in last week's paper. They are
planning a Dec. 17, 1967 wedding.
Bad neighbors count a man's in-
come, but not his expenses.—Pesik-
ta Rabbati, 31.
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