22—Friday, November 3, 1967

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Aged and Rare Accent on Sale

Hadassah Offering
Specials Next Week

Items, from name designer
clothes that have never been worn
to household furnishings and an-
tique jewelry, will be on "special
sale" by Hadassah's Detroit Chap-
ter 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Tuesday
through Thursday at the American
Legion Post Hall, 1741 Livernois,
Ferndale.
Mrs. Louis Rochman, chapter
special sale chairman, said the
extra fund-raising event will be
open to the public. Art objects,
almost-new shoes, children's cloth-
ing and drapery material will be
among the goods on display.

Miss Treingarden to Wed
te r
RogerKush ne rin

Wares of different periods and climes are being set up for
display by (from left) Mesdames Robert Weinstock, Herbert Pomer-
antz and Sander Schiff in advance of the fifth annual antique show
sponsored by Oakland Hills Chapter of ORT Tuesday and Wednes-
day at Cong. Bnai Moshe. Doors will be open 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.
For tickets, call Mrs. Schiff, LI 5-0058. Others will be at the door.
Proceeds go to ORT, Organization for Rehabilitation Through Train-
ing, an international organization that supports over 600 vocational
training schools in 22 countries.

Couple Finds a Home
for Halloween Candy

With Halloween over and candy
consumption dropping off, Mr.
and Mrs. L. H. Landau again make
it possible to put all unwanted
candy to good use.
The Landaus, 24231 Gardner,
Oak Park, collect unwanted candy,
clean and prepare it, and deliver
it to the children at Children's
Village. Last year, the couple col-
lected over 2,000 pounds of candy,
and their staff spent over 300
hours preparing it for the village.
Candy may be delivered to the
Children's Village, Telegraph Rd.
at Dixie Hwy., or the Landaus'
residence.

Treat Your
Family
to a real
Italian
Mychel

Mischakoff Memories
to Be Recalled at
Club Get-Together

A musical get-together for the
Nov. 26 Annual Artist Concert,
sponsored by the Music Study Club,
will follow a dessert luncheon noon
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Jack
Feldman, 1 9 9 5

Balmoral.

Chef
Boy-Ar-Dee
Spagh
Dinner

We use the Jewish word

"mychel" because we don't
know how to say "extremely
delicious dish" in Italian.
Which is exactly what you get
from this one package. Cook
spaghetti to taste. Heat and
add authentic Italian Mush-
room Sauce. Top with lots of
zippy cheese. Easy, quick.

SERVE SOME TONIGHT!

Violinist Mischa
Mischakoff, con-
certmaster of the
Detroit Symphony t
Orchestra, w h o
h a s cooperated
for many years in
the club's scholar-
ship program, will
face a panel of
club members
with his reminis-
Mischakoff
cences. Four of his pupils will
perform: Rochelle Abramson, Ida
Kavafian, Jorja Kleezanis and
Leann Toth. Rose Bassin Stein, a
member, will accompany the young
violinists.
Mrs. L. P. Miller, president, in-
vites guests to learn about the
scholarship program, aided by the
Annual Artist Concert, to take
place in the Scottish Rite Cathed-
ral. Mrs. Jacob Sauls, past presi-
dent and past scholarship chair-
man, is in charge of the program.
Patron tickets will still be avail-
able.

Young Marrieds Group

The Young Married Couples Club

of Cong. Ahavas Achim will meet
8:30 p.m. Nov. 15 at the synagogue.
For information, call Donald
Davis, 547-0177.

The Detroit Chapter of Ameri-
can Technion Society, (Israel Insti-
tute of Technology) will hold its
22nd annual dinner, which will pay
tribute to its presidents 6:30 p.m.
Sunday at•Cong. Bnai David.
The national executive director
of the American Technion Society,
Edward R. Vajda, will make pres-
entations to Harvey H. Goldman,
Louis G. Redstone, Louis Gelfand,
Benjamin Wilk, Murray Altman,
Dr. Joseph N. Epel, Julius W. Lev
and Robert Brody.
Vajda, prior to his appointment
as executive director of American
Technion Society, served with the
United Jewish Appeal for more
than 20 years, many of those years
as its national field director. From
1941 to 1946 he served the Joint
Distribution Committee as its cen-
tral states director, and prior to
19 4 1 represented the National
Refugee Service, where he helped
establish a basic resettlement pro-
gram for refugees in the United
States. Vajda received his educa-
tion in Atlanta and holds an LLB
degree.

In addition to Vajda, Brig.
Gen. S. L. A. Marshall will dis-
cuss the Mid-East situation.
Technion — Israel Institute of
Technology has a student body of
5,500, among whom are sonie 300
African students — an essential
link with the developing nations
of Africa and Asia. The public is
invited.
For reservations, call the Tech-
nion office, 358-3070, on Sunday
between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.

Power boat drivers Jerry Langer
and Dick Rothschild entered the

Gulf Marine Hall of Fame.

Max Schrut

For the HY Spot
Of Your Affair

Saginaw Sisterhood
Sets Antique Show

The 11th annual antique show
and sale sponsored by Temple
Bnai Israel Sisterhood will be held
in the Jewish Center of Saginaw
Sunday through Tuesday, noon to
10 p.m.
The dining room will serve kosher
specialties and home-baked goods
will be sold.
Twenty-four antique dealers will
exhibit and sell antique clocks and
watches, primitives, rustic pine
and iron, jewelry. porcelains, china
and glass.
David L. Holsworth, portrait ar-
tist, will exhibit at the show, as
well as do portraits.
General chairmen are Mrs. Her-
bert Saul and Mrs. Philip Nolish.
Other chairmen are Mesdames Sey-
mour Feldman, Fred Raznick, Alex
Glancz, Dora Joehart, Robert Lurie,
Sanford Smith. Edward Cohen and
Sam Siegel.

Technion to Honor Presidents
at 22nd Annual Dinner Sunday

For Good Photographs
and Prompt Service
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Music by

BLAIR STUDIO

Hy Herman

And His Orchestra

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Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Weingar-
den of Wales Ave., Ifuntington
Woods, announce the engagement
of their daughter Carrie to Roger
Matthew Kushner, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Kushner of Stonewood
Ct. E., Farmington.
The bride-elect attends Wayne
State University. Her fiance is a
graduate of Wayne State, where
he was affiliated with Phi Sigma
Delta Fraternity. He is now at-
tending the Chicago College of
Osteopathy.
A winter wedding is planned.

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by Prof. Samuel Levin

TEL. 341-1330 • THUR., FRI. TIL 9.

A compilation of essays de
veloped by Prof. Samuel Levin in

connection with- a course of his
on population at Wayne State
University has been published by
Astra Books under the title "Mal-
thus and the Conduct of Life."
To be included among the
books on display at the Jewish
Book Fair Nov. 11-19, "Malthus
and the Conduct of Life" covers
a number of areas that heretofore
had not been adequately treated
in the mass of literature on Mal-

thus: and famed English
demographer.

Prof. Levin, professor emeritus
who served as head of the Wayne
State economics department for
28 years, includes in his book
such subjects as "Malthus and
the Idea of Progress," education,
Marx versus Malthus," war,
checks to population and, in the
appendix, "President Eisenhower
and the Population Explosion."
A leading expert in the field of
population study called Prof. Le-

vin's brief collection of essays "the
only really careful work on the
subject which it has been my for-
tune to see."

JNF Women Slate
Pre-Kickoff Brunch

A champagne brunch, at which
work kits will be distributed to di-
visional chairmen and workers, will
be held by the Jewish National
Fund Women 12:30 p.m. Wednes-
day at the home of Mrs. Sidney
Schwartz, 32681 Inkster, Franklin.
Mrs. Irving Schlyfestone will re-
view S. L. A. Marshall's "Swift
Sword" at the brunch, a "pre-
kickoff" for the JNI's fund-raising
donor event. Program chairman is
Mrs. Pearl Nosan, and chairman
of the day will be Mrs. Diane
Arlan.

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