26—Friday, September 22, 1967

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Early Deadline for Oct. 6 Issue

Because of Rosh Hashana, the deadline for all copy for
the annual New Year Issue will be noon next Friday, Sept. 29.
All copy for the Oct. 6 issue must be in our hands at
that time.
Deadline for Classified Ads in the New Year Issue will
be at 3 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 3.

Town-Country Boosts Bond Sales

At the Town anci Country Club Israel dinner-dance honoring
'
the presidents, which resulted in Israel Bond subscriptions totaling
$109,100, (from left): seated, George Steinberger, president of the
club; Captain Avner Azulay, Israel trade commissioner for the
Midwest, guest spe -aker, and Eugene Weiss, dinner chairman;
standing, Jan Bart, recording artists of "Fiddler on the Roof";
Norman Cottler, dinner co-chairman; Lillian Bart, singer; Max Sosin,
toastmaster, and Jack Beckwith, dinner co-chairman.

Delegates Hear Gains of Pioneer Women

(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)

CHICAGO (JTA) — Membership
in Pioneer Women, the Women's
Labor Zionist organization of
America, has increased by 4,000
in the past two years, and the •
number of its local chapters had
increased by 19, Mrs. Rose Kauf-
man, national president, reported
to the organization's 20th national
biennial convention here Monday.
She told the 600 delegates.
present that the past two years,
Pioneer Women had raised $200,000 1
for Jewish educational and youth
work in this country in addition to
$3,500,000 for Israeli purposes. The

Sylvia Hauer Betrothed
to Dr. Stuart Willner

organization, she said, had sold
over $8,000,000 in Israel Bonds
since the last convention, bringing
to over $30,000,000 million the total
it had sold since the first Israel
Bond campaign.
Mrs. Lea Rabin, wife of Maj.
Gen. Yitzhak Rabin, chief of staff
of the Israel Defense Forces, told
the convention that "When war
was pt stake, everybody in Israel
felt that it was a simple question
of live or die, to be or not to be,
and with a great desire to live,
the nation stood up against this
threat—one body, one heart, one
soul."
I. L. Kenen, executive director
of the American-Israel Public Af-
fairs Committee, told the conven-
tion that the United Nations could
make its greatest contribution to
peace by calling on Israel and the
Arab states to sit down together
to talk.

Wedding

BICOFSKY-WYZAN Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph S. Wyzan of
Cherry Hill, N.J. and formerly
of Oak Park, announce the mar-
riage of their daughter Jennfier
Lynn to David Marc Bicofsky, son
• of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bicofsky of
the Bronx at Temple Beth Sholom,
Haddon Heights, N.J. Bridesmaids
were Dana Siegel of Birmingham,
Beth Bikofsky of Brooklyn and
Iris Bicofsky of the. Bronx. Maid
of honor was Catherine Tomac of
Detroit. Ushers were Eric Siegel
MISS SYLVIA HAUER
of Birmingham, Steven Zurndorfer
Mr. and Mrs. Manny Hauer of of Milford, Mass., Bruce Wyzan of
Marlow Ct., Oak Park, announce Cherry Hill, David Zurndorfer of
the engagement of their daughter Cambridge, Mass. and Robert
Sylvia to Dr. Stuart Wiliner, son Zurndorfer of Arlington, Va. Best
of Mrs. Frieda Winner of Pem- man was Ira Grann of the Bronx.
broke Ave. and the late Henry The couple will reside in the
Wiliner.
Bronx.
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Miss Hauer, a graduate of
SCHNEIDER - IDELSOHN: In a
Wayne State University, is a
member of Alpha Delta Theta pro- Sunday noon ceremony at Mayfair
fessional sorority for medical tech- Caterers, Betty Harriet Idelsohn
nology. Her fiance attended Wayne and Alan Irving Schneider ex-
State and is a graduate of the Des changed wedding vows. The bride
Moines College of Osteopathic is the daughter of Mrs. Albert
Medicine and Surgery. He is a Teman of Griggs Ave. and the late
member of Phi Sigma Gamma Fra- Mr. Richard J. Idelsohn. The bride-
ternity and is currently interning groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
George Schneider of Knob Woods
at Martin Place Hospital.
The couple has set a Dec. 28 Dr., Southfield. Attendants were
Mrs. Jerome Idelsohn, matron of
wedding date.
• honor, and Mrs. Kenneth Robiner,
The highest circulation of any bridesmaid. Neil Schneider was his
newspaper in the world is that of brother's best man. Jerome Idel-
the Sunday paper, News of the sohn and Kenneth Robiner served
World, printed in London. Single as ushers. Following a honeymoon
issues have attained a sale of trip to Hawaii, the newlyweds will
make their home on Greenfield Rd.
9,000,000 copies•

Musical to Set Stage Sharon Pierce to Marty Child Psychologist
CharlesTaylor ;nil/larch Dr. Bruno Bettelheim
for Joint Hadassah
to Address NCJW
Production Tuesday

A musical production written by
three Hadassah members, Mrs.
Jack Abramson, Mrs. Bruce Koploy
and Mrs. A. Newton Rottenberg,
will be presented at the combined
opening fall meeting of Detroit and
South Oakland Chapters 12:30 p.m.
Tuesday at Cong. Shaarey Zedek.
Mrs. Eugene Kahn, vice presi-
dent of the program of the South-
field Group, states that this musIcal
is an updated version of "Any
Tuesday" with the addition of
several new songs. Members of the
cast are Mesdames Morton Benson,
Joseph Bittker, Van Dyan, Eugene
Hirsch, Jerome Hirsch, Ernest
Mendelsohn, Burton Mintz, Sey-
mour Schwartz, Herbert Stoorman,
Lawrence Strager, Donald Sofferin
and Irving Yura.
Mrs. Norman Rosenfeld and Mrs.
William Deutsch, program vice
presidents, arc in charge of the
program.
Mrs. Mortimer Jacobson, Hadas-
sah's First Lady, who recently re-
turned from Israel, will tell of
some of her experiences in relation
to Hadassah's contributions and
responsibilities. Mrs. Jacobson will
also bring news of Hadassah's 53rd
national convention, over which
she presided in Miami Beach Sept.
17-20.
All contributors of $100 and
more to the current fund-raising
campaign are invited to the recep-
tion to be held 8 p.m. Monday at
Franklin Hills Country Club in
honor of Mrs. Jacobson.
* * *
Mrs. Daniel Cohn, and Mrs. Abe
Zitomer, chairmen of the Hadassah
Tutorial Program for the Higgin-
botham School report that they
have been asked by the principal
and teachers to continue this serv-
ice for which volunteers will be
needed. For information, call Mrs.
Cohn, UN 3-5308, or Mrs. Zitomer,
UN 1-7340.
SOC and Detroit Chapter are
forming bowling leagues for
members, according to Libby
Sklar, president. For information,
call the Hadassah office, BR
3.5441.
Mrs. Carl Schiller, leader of the
50-day tour which will leave New
York on the S.S. Queen Anna
Maria Oct. 9, advises that space is
available. The tour will visit Portu-
gal, Italy and Greece, arriving in
Israel Oct. 24 for three weeks.
During the stay in Israel, it will
include the dedication ceremony
of the Lindenbaum Nurses Resi-
dence which was the gift of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Lindenbaum in
memory of their parents.
For information, call Mrs. Max
Dushkin, Hadassah tourist chair-
man, 341-2976.

Pioneer Women's Council
Schedules Open House

Detroit Council of Pioneer
Women will hold its annual mem-
bership open house 12:30 p.m.
Wednesday at the Labor Zionist
Institute. Guest speaker will be
Shirley Kraicer, director of tourist
information of the international
department of Moetzet Hapoalot.
"Beauty on Parade" will be pre-
sented by the Pioneer Women
Players, and dessert tea will be
served. Mrs. W. Shapiro, vice-
president of education, and Mrs.
Manuel Salinger, membership
chairman, invite guests. For in-
formation call the Pioneer Women
office, 341-0'722.

Music Study Club Plans
for Annual Artist Concert

Mrs. Ben Meckler, vice-president
in charge of concert, has set up all
plans for the Annual Artist Con-
cert, to be held by the Music Study
Club at the Scottish Rite Cathedral
Nov. 26. Ellen Zoe Hassnlan, cellist,
and Louis Nagle, pianist, have been
selected.
Mrs. Saul Schmidt and Mrs. Ed-
ward Rothenberg are patron chair-
men. Mrs. Albert Letvin and Mrs.
Samuel Stulberg are ticket chair-
men.

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MISS SHARON PIERCE

Mr. and Mrs. Milton J. Pierce
of Knob Woods Dr., Southfield,
announce the engagement of their
daughter Sharon Eileen Po Charles
Irwin Taylor, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Julius Taylor,of Kipling Ave., Oak
Park.
The bride-elect is a graduate of
the University of Michigan's school
of education, where she was affili-
ated with Sigma Delta Tau Soro-
rity. Her fiance, a graduate of
Wayne State University, where he
was a member of Tau Epsilon Phi
Fraternity, is affiliated with Phi
Lambda Kappa Medical Fraternity
at Wayne State's medical school.
A March 24 wedding is planned.

Guest speaker at the general
meeting of the Detroit Section, Na-
tional Council of Jewish Women,
noon Wednesday at Cong. Shaarey
Zedck will be Dr. Bruno Bettel-
heim, prof essor of education,
psychology and psychiatry at the
University of Chicago and director
of the Chicago Orthogenic School.
Dr. Bettelheim will speak on
"The Changing Role of the Child
and Adolescent in his Family and
Modern Society."
Born in Vienna, Dr. Bettelheim
was graduated from the University
of Vienna with a PhD in psychol-
ogy and philosphy. He is the author
of many books on child rearing
and at present has articles appear-
ing monthly under the title "Dia-
logues for Mothers" in the Ladies
Home Journal.
A buffet luncheon will be served
and a prize given. The meeting is
open to everyone, but there will be
no charge for council members.
For reservations, call the Detroit
Section office, UN 3-5427.

The longest will on record was
that of Mrs. Frederica Cook in the
early part of the century. It con-
sisted of four bound volumes con-
taining 95,940 words.

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