Hadassah to Show Off Models1 Women's eltubs Gallantry Gallantry consists in saying the most empty things in an agreeable manner. * Psachya Hertzberg. 17200 Ohio. Speaker will be Rabbi Naftoli Deutsch. * NORTHWEST YOUNG ISRAEL SISTERHOOD. will join the men's club for a meeting 8:30 p.m. Jan. 10 in the Young Israel building. Dr. Edward Dorsey, psychiatrist, 7 Friends are invited. Refreshments will be served. * * NEW LIFE CHAPTER. Ameri- can Medical Center at Denver, will meet 12:30 p.m. Thursday at the home of Mrs. Sidney Shmarak, 8130 Freda, to discuss plans for the games night. * * * JEWISH WOMEN'S EUROPEAN W.E.,LFARE ORGANIZATION will meet noon Tuesday at Jericho Tem- ple. Plans will be made for servic- ing the USO Jan. 9, and arrange- ments will be started for t h e February luncheon. Now . . . There Are Two Corners On Livernois With Internationale Fashions ! 19301 Livernois nr. 7 EMILY THE NEWEST BROWN, Bridal Consultant ACCESSORIES 4( ENTERTAINMENT iaceOzZeo-Auf-- * SEYMOUR SCHWARTZ it AGENCY * .... .ar Professional Shows Jur * for Any Occasion * * National and Local Talent 356-8525 BY HATTIE SCHWARTZ ilt k_.. 356-8563 t **********0 SAM BARNETT Music . Mrs. Kenneth Laster demonstrates a model's stance to her co-workers on the Hadassah paid-up membership matinee to be presented 12:30 p.m. Jan. 10 at Northland Theater. Looking on are (from left) Mesdames Leslie Schmier and David Edelman, fashion show staging; and Ivan Meisner, membership adviser. "Fashions for the Generations" Hadassah members will model the latest Israeli fashions to be pre- will also be modeled by several life sented at the paid-up membership three and four-generation matinee 12:30 p.m. Jan. 10 at membership families. All Hadassah Northland Theater. life members and new members The collection, entitled "Horizons will be honored. Unlimited". comprises 22 high-style Prizes will he awarded to paid- creations by the students of Hadas- up members, and a special week- sah's Alice Sehgsberg Vocational end trip will be presented to a NORTHWEST CHILD RESCUE High School for Girls in Jerusalem. new member or her sponsor. WOMEN will hold a board meeting A blend of occidental and oriental Usherettes will be: Mindy Kehn, 12:30 p.m. Tuesday at the home of design. the outfits combine luxuri- Mrs. Hyman Sherman, 18961 Ohio. ous coluor, exotic embroideries and Joyce Behrmann, Enid Breyer, Cheryl Golding, Jannice Goldman. The regular meeting will be held intriguing patterns. Jan Kaplan, Debbie Korelitz, Jill 8:30 p.m. Jan. 12 at Howard John- Assisting Mrs. Daniel C. Siegel, Rosenfeld, Shelley Fredson, Kathy son's. Northwestern Highway and chairman of the day, in the fashion Lovinger. Esther Rolnitzky, Ronda 10 Mile. show arrangements are mesdames Green, Marsha Mutnick and Karen * • Keneth Lastar, commentator; David Risman. UPPER NORTHWEST NSHEI Edelman and Leslie Schmier, show Mrs. Harold Hoffman, member- CHABAD STUDY GROUP will staging; Max Glass, wardrobe mis- ship vice president, advises that meet 2:30 p.m. Saturday at the tress, and Edgar Fenton, Harry is limited to all new and home of Mrs. Joseph Borenstein, Goldberg, Irving Laker, Fred admission paid-up members of Hadassah. 19480 Freeland. Guest speaker will ' Lawrence, Myron Milgrom, Grah- ham Orley. Harold Patrick, Irving Dues will be accept ed at the be Rabbi Borenstein. Rosenberg, Richard Rosenthal, theater. • • * All paid-up members of South NORTHWEST NSHEI CHABAD Gerald Starler, William Zupner, Oakland County Hadassah are in- STUDY GROUP will meet 2:30 Harvey Willens and Gerald Rosen, p.m. Saturday at the home of Mrs. models. vited. will speak on "Mental Health. —La Rochefoucauld IN WEDDING BAR MITZVAH CONFIRMATION AND PARTY TEMPLE ISRAEL SISTERHOOD will be joined by BETH EL SIS- TERHOOD in .presenting Mrs. Samuel Horowitz, vice president of the National Federation of Temple Sisterhoods District 11, as speaker 12:30 p.m. Jan. 9, at Temple Is- rael. Marge Ruby will be vocalist, accompanied by Rose Stein. Mrs. Horowitz' topic will be, "It's 'In' to Be Jewish." The meeting will follow a petite luncheon in the social hall. Admission for guests will be the purchase of uniongrams at the door. • • * SISTERS OF ZION, Mizrachi Women, will hold a luncheon meet- ing noon Wednesday at Cong. Beth Joseph. • • * ROSENWALD AUXILIARY, American Legion, will hold an ex- ecutive board meeting and lunch- eon 12:30 p.m. Thursday at the home of Mrs. Lydia Slakter, 18677 Prest. * * * CLUB ONE, Pioneer Women, will hold a luncheon meeting 12:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Labor Zionist Institute. Adele Mondry will re- view "The Fixer" by Bernard Mal- amud. • THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, December 30, 1966-15 Mesdames Deutsch and Harris Head 2 Allied Campaign Units G. Frank and D. Lawrence Sher man as executive vice-chairmen. Mrs. Melvin Kolbert is adviser for the pace setters. In addition to the officers, the pace setters cabinet includes Mes- dames Alex J. Etkin, Edward C. Levy, Jr., Milton J. Miller, Cole- man Mopper, Victor Shiffman, Richard Sloan. Jerome B. Sonen- klar. Gerald J. Sucher, Joel Tau- ber and Harold Victor. Mrs. Harris will have Mrs. Har- old A. Robinson as executive vice- chairman and Mrs. Milton J. Doner as adviser. Mrs. Samuel Shekter is Mrs. William L. Deutsch and Mrs. Merle Harris have been named to chair two major units in the Women's Division in 1967 Al- i lied Jewish Campaign, Mrs. Arthur H. Rice. division chairman, an-H nounced. - 4 Mrs. Deutsch will serve as chair- man of the pace setters cabinet and Mrs. Harris is chairman of the 1 headliner steering committee. These two campaign units raised nearly $150,000 in 1966 from ap- proximately 1,000 women who con- tributed between $100 and S500 to the central community's annual member-at-large. drive. Vice-chairmen a r e Mesdames Aiding Mrs. Deutsch in the cam- William Avrunin, Bruce Thal. Mor- will be Mesdames Charles paign H. Brown, Bernard B. Brown, Abramson, Harry B. Aronow, Kaye ris Benjamin Burdick, Albert L. Col- man, Hugh W. Greenberg, Sey- mour R. Jones. Edward Narens, George M. Stutz, Mrs. Seymour Kyte. The Women's Division Pre-Cam- A new chapter of Women's Amer- paign Workers will hold a report New ORT Chapter to Be Launched Here ican ORT will be launched at a petite lunch noon Jan. 9 at Knob- in-the-Woods Community House. Mrs. Ben Brant, membership vice president of Michigan Region, and Mrs. Jack Kaufman, expan- sion chairman, are co-sponsors of the newly organized chapter. Following the showing of a film, Mrs. William Wetsman, president of the Michigan Region, will talk to the group and tell of the work of the organization for Rehabilitation Through Training. Those assisting Mrs. Brant will be Mesdames William Bonin, Les- ter Becher, Max Beal and Charles Kottler. Anyone interested in attending the meeting can make a reserva- tion with Mrs. Kaufman, MI 6-5522. meeting Thursday at the home of Mrs. David Handleman, 19285 Strathcona, Mrs. Max Stollman, chairman, announced. Entertainment LI 1-2563 DIAMONDS NIkrirr - DIAMONDS * * * * * * * * * SAVE! BUY WITH CONFIDENCE DIRECT FROM THE IMPORTER SEYMOUR KAPLAN IMPORTERS AND CUTTERS OF FINE DIAMONDS DI 1-5515 15738 Livernois IC *********************************************** -t nnual 111 id - Winter Clearance Sale! Entire Collection of Fall and Winter Fashions Included Savings of 20% - 40%- 60% I'd and more on some items Walking Suits 12: Winter Coats Casual Coats Long Gowns Cocktail Dresses Casual Dresses Helencas Car Coats Slacks Slack Tops Slack Sets Blouses Sweaters All Sales Final 30 Days Extra Dating for Charge Customers Upon Request Yiddish Folks Farein to Mark Its 55th Year The Yiddish Folks Farein will celebrate its 55th anniversary as a philanthropic organization at a din- ner-dance Feb. 12 at Cong. Ahavas Achim. The banquet committee consists of chairman, Irwin Small; co-chair- man, Simon Beltzman; toastmas- ter, Ted Lepofsky; flowers, Emily Small; and treasurer, Joseph Gross. For reservations, call Small, 398- 8882, or Audrey Lepofsky, LI 8- 7838. Guests are invited. cigars* Acct. also Security and Bankard 4 Open Eves. Tues. That — Sat. for the Sole! NINE MILE at COOLIDGE A&P SHOPPING CENTER, OAK PARK 'w