• ▪ 'Starlight Ball' for Youth Aliya Maimonides Women Put Finishing Touch Jewish Women's Organizations League on Fashion Show THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS 16—Friday, February February 10, 1%7 to Present Panelists as Public Servi ce "Operation On Guard — for Women of All Ages — Youth to Golden Years" is the program planned for the 39th annual meet- ing of the League of Jewish Women's Organizations 1 p.m. Feb. 20 at Adas Shalom Syna- gogue. Mrs. Mark Benach, league vice president, is program chair- man. According t o League Presi- dent Mrs. Marvin B. L e v y, the meeting is in- : Mrs. Benach tended to show all women how to protect them- selves. Inspector Frances Ellen Cow- el of the women's division, De- troit Police Department, will speak on "Personal Safety for Women;" Diane McLane Place, . consumer specialist for the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, on "Medical Quackery and the Law;" and Mrs. Ira Sonnenblick, director of special services, Jew- ish Home for the Aged, on "The Golden Years — Problems in a Three-Generation Home." Member organizations of the League of Jewish Women's Organi- zations have been invited to submit displays on their activities in ac- cordance with the theme "Youth to Golden Years." Judging the displays will be gallery owners Lester Arwin and Donald Morris and Sophie Fordon, artist a n d teacher. Dessert luncheon will be served at 12:15. FayeDeyts-he's Betrothal to Stuart Gorman Told Mesdames (from left) Alan La- kin, Victor Horvitz and Michael Levin are handling tickets and reservations for the donor lunch- eon and -fashion show of Maimo- nides Medical Society Women's Auxiliary March 7 at the Sheraton- Cadillac Hotel. * * * Final plans for the donor lunch- Ahavas Achim Women eon and fashion show of Maimo- nides Medical Society Women's Set Donor Luncheon Auxiliary, will be discussed at an Mrs. Larry Guttenberg,"president open board meeting 12:30 p.m. of Ahavas Achim Sisterhood, an- Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Leon- nounces the group will hold its ard Haking, president, 12943 La- aimual donor luncheon noon March Salle, Huntington Woods. 1 at the synagogue. Mrs. Claire Landis of the E. F. Assisting Mrs. Bert Heller and Hutton Co. will discuss "Women Mrs. Max Lumelsky, donor chair-- and the Stock Market." men, are - Mesdames Tony P ar- tovich, tickets; Max Lumelsky, The fashion show-luncheon is prizes; and Al Ostrow, arrange- -scheduled for 12:30 p.m. March 7 at the Sheraton-Cadillac Hotel. ments. - Also assisting in the sale of Assisting Mrs. Haking in the tickets are: fund-raising activities are Mes- Mesdames Edward Allen, Kenneth dames Samuel Freid, luncheon Belenk, Simon Bermanis, Ben -Davis, Don Davis, Jonas Dworin, Bernard chairman; Charles Gitlin, fund- MISS ANNETTE WARSEN Glazer, Moishe Glazier, Sanford Gordon, raising chairman; Alan Lakin and David Grainer, Jack Karbal, Isadore Levin, Max Lumelsky, Al Ostrow, Morey The engagement of Annette Jac- Victor Horvitz, tickets; Michael Patrick, Henry Rocklin, Jerry Rosenthal, queline Warsen, daughter of Mr. Levin, reservations; Harold Daiteih Jack Schey, Arthur Schussler, Ben Allen A. Warsen of Parklawn Ave., and Seymour Wilhelm, souvenir Simons and Bernard Whiteman. Jocelyn and her Gypsies will en- Oak Park, and the late Mrs. Sara. book; - and Maurice Silverman, tertain during the luncheon and Warsen, to Dr. Lee Friedman is Jacob Harris, Milford Wenokur, present a program of Hebrew and announced by the bride-elect's Myron Joyrich Sanford Bennett, father. The prospective bridegroom David Morton, Robert Baruch, Yiddish melodies. For tickets, call Mrs. Partovich, is the son of Mrs. Celia Friedman George Mogul and Julian Stern, LI 6-4452, or Mrs. Heller, VE 7-9185. of San Juan Dr., and the late Mr. committee chairman. Morris Friedman. Proceeds from the event will aid Miss Warsen is a graduate of Wayne State University's college needy medical students, handi- of- education, where she was af- capped children and medical re- filiated with Phi Sigma Sigma So- search projects. rority. 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SD O © O pi p WRITE TO: 0 0 0 TO e © © The © PASSOVER 8 PRODUCTS DIRECTORY 3 Guide for Preparation of your Home for Passover 3 ORTHODOX UNION, Dept. EJ 84 FIFTH AVENUE, New York, N.Y. 10011 9 SPEED DELIVERY OF YOUR © DIRECTORY • Send a Stamped-Addressed Envelope • Include your Zip Code © , oeeeecnoocnocfcnoc ), ceocneeocxxxnwee -- =-=-=-1.Z.= =-C6=•.=-=6C-=•:}= =•C:-=-= ■ Music for All Occasions The Criterion Club will host a Valentines Ball 8:30 p.m. Sunday at the ballroom of Cong. Beth PELTZ-MOSS: Sandra Iris Moss UNSURPASSED IN QUALITY Make Your Party Swing With Criterion Club to Host Valentine Ball Sunday `Israel Today' Is Topic became the bride of Barry Martin at Parents Group Meeting Peltz at Temple Emanu-El re- "Israel Today" will be the topic cently. Parents of the couple are of Harold Berke of the Jewish Mr. and Mrs. Phil S. Moss, 19819 Welfare Federation at the meet- Sussex, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack ing of Parents Without Partners, Peltz, 25401 River, Franklin. 8:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Jewish • Center. • Zionist Group Plans • Divorced or widowed parents • under age 55 are invited. There Winter Dance Festival • • • • is a nominal charge for nonmem- The Zionist Revisionists of De- bers. For information call Sonia troit will sponsor a winter dance festival, 9 p.m. Saturday in the fulrIrrtrlinfirtrIfinlarrnnnrtrifinf L. Wiatrak, KE 5-5081. social hall of Cong. Beth Aaron. Music will be supplied by Eric Rosenow and his Continentals. A dairy supper, will be served. Proceeds will go to the Israel ALL SPECIALS GOOD WHILE QUANTITIES LAST National Sick Fund. For reservations, call Steve Lb. Goldin, LI 7-3606, Simon Ciek, TR 3-5757, or Max Drew, LI 7-0104. CHUCK ROAST BREAST OF BEEF, GROUND BEEF . . . MISS FAYE DEYTSHE Mr. and Mrs. Philip Deytshe of Marlowe Ave. announce the en- gagement of their daughter Faye Eileen to Stuart I. Gorman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Gorman of N. Woodward Ave., Royal Oak. Miss Deytshe received her Bach_ elors degree in social science edu- cation at Michigan State Univer- sity and is now doing graduate work in guidance at MSU. Her fiance holds bachelors and masters degrees in civil engineering from the University of Michigan. A July wedding is planned. Marriages QUALITY • as • Greenfield "s Noodles evening, a continental buffet will be served. Mrs. E. Newton Rottenberg is president of Southfield Hadassah. Mrs. Harry Shapiro, vice presi- dent of fund raising, has announced that all proceeds from the ball will be used for the rescue and redemp- tion of young people coming into Israel under Youth Aliya. Homeless children from Eu- rope, Africa, South America and countries behind the- Iron Curtain are cared for through a network of special institutions in the fields of education, social work, medi- cine and psychiatry. The Alice Seligsberg Vocational School and the Brandeis Vocational Center are examples of schools sponsor- ed by Youth Aliya which prepare teen-aged boys and girls for ca- reers in various fields. For tickets, call- ticket chairman Mrs. Sheldon, . Plotnik, 356-2755. There will be Thiglight prize" for the evening and many other prizes. Committee chairrnen for the ball are Mesdames S. Robert Brown, Ben Monast, Herbert Schnarr and Lawrence Strager, cocktail hour; Richard Friedman and Eugene Kahn, prizes; Morrey Shacket, pho- tography; and David Ruskin, dec- or ations. The "Starlight Ball," a benefit for Youth Aliya, will be sponsored by the Southfield Group of Hadas- sah 8:30 p.m. March 4 at Cong. Shaarey Zedek. 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