20 — Friday, May 19, 1967
THE DETROIT
JEWISH NEWS
Planned Parenthood Plans Parley
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PLANNED PARENTHOOD LEAGUE
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The Mid-East Region of Planned Parenthood-World Population
will hold its annual conference in Detroit at the Sheraton-Cadillac
Hotel this weekend. Pondering a new poster showing the growth of
Planned Parenthood Inc., in the metropolitan Detroit area are past
president, Mrs. Maurice Klein (left) and executive director, Mrs.
Louis Levine. The Mid-East region is composed of six states,
Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio and Pennsylvania.
Zedakah Club to Rededicate Chapel
at Ypsilanti in Name of Mrs. Staub
The Jewish chapel section of the
Ypsilanti State Hospital worship
center will be rededicated 1 p.m.
Sunday in memory of Mrs. Belle
Staub, former president of Zeda-
kah Club.
The complete renovation of this
chapel was made possible by the
contributions of the Zedakah Club
and the now-disbanded River
Rouge Jewish Congregation.
A plaque in memory of Mrs.
Staub will be unveiled by her hus-
band, Joseph Staub, and daughter,
Mrs. Harold Klein. Harry Golden,
former president of the River
Rouge Jewish Congregation, will
also take part.
The worship center, which houses
Protestant, Catholic and Jewish
chapels, was built in 1955 by state
funds with the understanding that
the various faiths would furnish
their respective quarters, and all
chapels have been so furnished
with continuing improvements.
This is the third renovation
project contributed by the Zeda-
kah Club to the Ypsilanti State
Hospital. Previiusly, a difficult
male patient ward was complete.
ly equipped and refurnished, to-
gether with a female ward which
was redecorated. These contri-
butions have made possible a
better environment for the pa-
tients than was possible through
normal budget provisions.
The program will be conducted
by Rabbi Solomon II. Gruskin, one
of the three chaplains serving the
worship center. Mrs. Ben Chest-
nut, president of Zedakah Club,
together with chairman Mrs. Al
Blumenthal and co-chairman Mrs.
Paul Deutch invite the community.
L S D
Radomer Aid Meeting
Lokshen Soup Delite
with
Radomer Aid and Ladies So-
ciety will hold a special executive
board meeting 8:30 p.m. Monday
at the Workmen's Circle Center to
discuss a games party and Israel
anniversary celebration June 20.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rubin will be
host and hostess.
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Of Your Affair
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Autobiographer Gerda Klein, Survivor
of Nazi Camps, to S peak at Receptions
Mrs. Cerda Weissmann Klein,,
author of the autobiography "All
But My Life," based on her ex-
periences in Nazi-occupied Europe,
will be guest speaker at three
leadership receptions in advance of
the Israel Fashion Show, scheduled
for June 13 at the Sheraton-Cadil-
lac Hotel.
Mrs. Morris J. Brandwine,
fashion show chairman, will host
a champagne reception in M r s .
Klein's honor 3 p.m. Tuesday, at
her home, 8020 Lincoln, Hunting-
ton Woods.
Mrs. Klein will also speak at a
brunch hosted by Mrs. Allen H.
Kraft, 10 a.m.
Wednesday at her
home, 28325
Tavistock, South-
field, and at a
dessert luncheon
the same day,
hosted by Mrs.
A b e Cherrin at
her home, 17600
New Hampshire,
Southfield.
Mrs. Klein is a
survivor of four
years in ghetto
a n d concentra-
tion camps a n d
as a slave laborer. Mrs. Klein
After three years in the ghetto
in Bielitz, Poland, marked by the
deaths of her parents and
brother, she was deported to a
succession of concentration
camps. In the midwinter of 1945,
the 4,000 women inmates of her
camp in Silesia, were driven
1,000 miles eastward toward
Czechoslovakia by the Gestapo.
When the march came to a halt,
there were scarcely 200 left.
Mrs. Klein was rescued by an
advance contingent of U.S. in-
fantry, commanded by Lt. Kurt
Mrs. David Pollack, head of Israel
Bond Women's Division sponsors.
will be chairman at the invitational
dinner 7 p.m. Sunday in the Crystal
Room of the Sheraton-Cadillac Ho-
tel for members of the Israel Bond
Honor Societies.
Hosting the dinner are Mes-
dames Morris L. Schaver, Women's
Division chairman; Norman Allan,
trustee chairman; Sidney Schwartz,
builder chairman; Max Stollman,
honorary division chairman; and
Mrs. Pollack.
Paid-up members of the honor
societies of trustees, founders,
builders and sponsors will be
"pinned" by Col. Nachman Karni,
foreign liaison of the Israel De-
fense Ministry. Gen. S. L. A. Mar-
shall, irilitar• analyst, U.S. Army
historian and author, will intro-
duce Col. Karni.
Mrs. Epstein on Muirland
Mrs. Sophie Epstein, whose
98th birthday was observed Mon-
day, is an honored member of
the Rogoff home on Muirland
Ave. The mother of Mrs. A. S.
Rogoff, Mrs. Epstein was errone-
ously reported last week to be
residing at the Jewish Home for
Aged.
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after and came to the United
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Cindy Adams, author, lecturer
and fashion authority will be guest
commentator for the fashion show
featuring Israel's foremost de-
signers and textile houses. Admis-
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of $200 in Israel Bonds. The
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Bond Women's Division, under
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