Sponsors Buy '141,700 in Bonds at Luncheon
Detroit General Hospital Honors Local Women
Recognition for exceptional serv-
ice to Detroit General Hospital
went to six women in the com-
munity at the hospital Service
League's sixth anniversary 1 p.m.
Tuesday.
They are Mesdames Joseph
Bearman, Harold Heller, David
Lieberwitz, Jacob Lindenbaum,
Clara Reiser and S. Rosenhaus, all
of whom perform such services to
A total of $141,700 in Israel Bond subscriptions was realized at the 1967 sponsor re-enrollment
luncheon, held under the auspices of the honor societies of the Israel Bond Women's Division, at
the Town and Country Club. All women who became - trustees, builders and sponsors of Israel signed the
"Book of Honor," which will be presented to David Ben-Gurion, founder and first prime minister of the
State of Israel, on his forthcoming appearance as guest of honor at the 1967 Israel Bond Inaugural
Conference March 4 in Miami Beach. The affair was part of a worldwide celebration of Ben-Gurion's
80th birthday. The Scroll of Honor will be presented to Ben-Gurion by Mrs. Morris Schaver. Pictured are
(from left) Lillian Fischer, Detroit Women's Division director; Mrs. Max Stollman, honorary Women's
Division chairman; Donald S. Green, assistant cashier of the National Bank of Detroit; Mrs. Schaver,
chairman, Detroit Israel Bond Women's Division; Lola Beer, Israeli designer and the guest speaker;
Mrs. David Pollack, luncheon chairman, Mrs. Louis Berry, chairman of the Israel art exhibit held in
connection with the luncheon; Mrs. Joseph Katchke, honorary Women's Division chairman; Mrs. Louis
M. Elliman, Chen chairman; Mrs. Sidney Schwartz, Women's builder chairman; Mrs. Philip Slomovitz,
who pronounced the invocation; and Louis E. Levitan, Detroit Israel Bond director.
Young Marrieds Club
to Hold Bowling Party
The newly organized Beth Aaron
Young Marrieds will hold its first
bowling party 9:30 p.m. Saturday
at Northlanes. Refreshments will
be served. For reservations, call
Martin Hollander, acting chairman,
353-8453.
Old, New Blended by Women
Into Temple Israel's Annual Fair
Temple Israel Sisterhood's major
undertaking of the year—and its
only fund-raising event—the an-
nual Antique Fair and Art Show
will open to the public March 5-7
from noon to 10 p.m. daily.
This year's fair, the sisterhood's
Dr. SYDNEY GOLD ST EI N,
British-born professor of applied 16th, has attracted nearly 150 of
mathematics at Harvard Univer- the area's best known professional
sity, was elected chairman of the painters and sculptors. A "Young
board of directors of Technion In- Collector's Corner," of moderately
stitute, Israel's technological re- priced art will be the principal
search and training center at feature of the Room at the Top
Haifa, it was announced here.
Coffee House.
Two floors of the temple will
be transformed into galleries. In
addition to the Room at the Top,
a large section of the main floor
will be hung with paintings, etch-
ings, woodcuts and prints. Only
artists who have exhibited in
major, juried shows have been in-
vited to participate. All works
displayed will be on sale.
Assisting Mrs. Arnold Fuller,
chairman of the art show, are
co-chairmen Mrs. Harvey Ko-
morn, Mrs. Stuart LaKind and
Max Schrut
Mrs. Murray Mahlin.
MRS. STUART LAKIND, art
The Antique Fair offers a wide
For Good Photographs
and Prompt Service
assortment of jewelry, silver, brass, co-chairman of Temple Israel
porcelain, china, crystal, brass ob- Sisterhood's 16th annual Art and
Call Me at
jects d'art and bric-a-brac, as well Antique Fair, admires an acrylic
as old world objects and Ameri- by Lorraine McCarthy to be
shown at the March 5-7 event at
cana from 25 dealers.
Weddings - Bar Mitzvahs
the temple.
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purchasing
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preview of the show March 4. temple office.
Favorite traditional J e wish
recipes, many of them taken
from the sisterhood's own cook-
book, "The Fruit of Her Hands,"
will be available in the Brass
Lantern Dining Room, where
luncheons, dinners and snacks
will be served daily.
President of Temple Israel Sis-
terhood is Mrs. Norman Robbins;
vice president of ways and means
is Mrs. Elmer Raskin, who is over-
all chairman of fair arrangements.
Key people working with Mrs.
Retrospective Exhibition
Raskin are:
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14—Friday, February 24, 1967
patients and staff as assisting
nurses and physical therapists and
supplying various types of clerical
help.
Mrs. Milton Covensky received
an honorable mention for giving
more than 50 hours' service.
For the HY Spot
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Music by
Hy Herman
Parents Club to See
-Film on 'Action Line'
Parents Without Partners will
meet 8:30 p.m. Tuesday at the
Jewish Center. David N. Martens,
public service manager of the
Detroit Free Press, will present
a film on " 'Action Line,' The In-
side Story."
The meeting is open to widowed
or divorced parents under age 55.
There is a nominal admission
'barge for nonmembers. For in-
formation, call Sonia Wiatrak,
president, KE. 5-5081.
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Mesdames Jack Caminker, Albert
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Proceeds of past fairs have
helped the purchase of a piece of
land used as a parking lot, the
temple's $30,000 kitchen, the re-
cent paving of the main parking
lot, vital work in the support of
such projects as its braille group,
hospital service at Northville
State Hospital, the creation of a
rabbinical and cantorial scholar-
ship fund and inter-faith work in
the community.
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