THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Women's

CluL

activities

Music Study Club will meet noon
OAKLAND HILLS CHAPTER,
KNOB CIRCLE CHAPTER, Wom
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Her- Women's American ORT, will meet en's American ORT will meet in
man Bogin, 18333
12:30 p.m. Tuesday at the home of 1 the Knob Woods clubhouse 12:30
Riverside, Birm-
Mrs. Marshall Weingarden, 19888 p.m. Monday. Detective Gerald
ingham. Featured
Cranbrook. Mrs. Seymour Good- Simmons of the Southfield Police
guest will be
man will speak on her experiences Department will speak on "Self-
Robert Glad-
4nd education at an ORT school Protection." Refreshments will be
stone, who holds
in Italy. A petite luncheon will served. Guests are welcome.
the first chair of
precede the meeting. Hostesses
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bass viol in the
who will assist Mrs. Weingarden
OAK PARK NSHEI HABAD
Detroit Sym-
are: Mesdames Harold Alexander, STUDY GROUP will meet 2:30
phony Orchestra
Sheldon Gilbert, David Moss and p.m. Saturday at the home of Mrs.
Since coming
Martin Zeldes. Guests are invited. Aaron Sandweiss, 24260 Westhamp-
here f r o m the Gladstone
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ton. Rabbi Abe Borenstein will be
New York Philharmonic, he has
MAIMONIDES MEDICAL SO-
presented illustrated lectures on CIETY WOMEN'S AUXILIARY speaker.
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current musical subjects. He will will hold an open board meeting
NORTHWEST NSHEI HABAD
speak on "The New Music: Air and petite luncheon noon Monday
From Another Planet." Mrs. Ezra at the Huntington Woods Library. STUDY GROUP will meet 2:30
Lipkin is chairman of the day. A representative of the Detroit p.m. Saturday at the home of Mrs.
Guests and prospective members Free Press will speak on "Action Jennie Tamaren, 18491 Kentucky.
Rabbi David Bakst will speak.
are invited.
Line." Hostesses for the afternoon
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are Mesdames Sanford Bennett,
H A N I T A CHAPTER, Pioneer i Murray Brickman, Sol Grossman,
UPPER NORTHWEST NSHEI
Women, will meet 12:30 p.m. Tues- Alan Lakin, David Morton, Leo HABAD STUDY GROUP will meet
day at the Labor Zionist Institute. Orecklin, Henry Schlesinger, Louis 3 p.m. Saturday at the home of
Guest speaker will be Mrs. Carolyn Shiovitz, Marcus Sugar ma n, Mrs. Harry Greenstein, 20145
Jones of the Bela Hubbard Library, Michael Wainstock, Irvin Weisen- Stansbury. Guest speaker will be
who will speak on current books. thal and Burton Zack. Mrs. Nor- Rabbi I. Isaac.
Refreshments will be s e r v e d. man Schakne, president, asks
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Guests are invited.
members to complete arrange- 1 TOWN AND COUNTRY CHAP-
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ments at this meeting for the an- , TER, Women's American ORT,
B N A I MOSHE SISTERHOOD nual fashion show and luncheon, will meet 8 p.m. Tuesday at the
will- hold a book review meeting 1 "Swing to Fashion," March 12 at Oak Park Community Center. A
p.m. Tuesday at the synagogue. the new Raleigh House. Fashion public safety office of the Oak ,
Mrs. Harry Gunsberg, book review show ticket chairmen are Mrs. Park Police Department will speak 1
chairman, announces that Mrs.1 Alvin Schwarz, 353-3110, and Mrs. on "Safety for Women Today."
Harry Oberstein will review "Bri- Sidney Stone, 353-3465.
Hostesses for the evening are Mrs. ;
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gade," by Hanoch Barton. A coffee
Stanley Blankman, Mrs. Irvin g
FANNIE G L U C K CHAPTER, Chasnick and Mrs. Lee Weisberg.
hour will precede the program.
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Tickets will be available at the Mizrachi Women, will meet noon
Monday at Cong. Beth Hillel. Pro-
door.
BETH ABRAHAM SISTERHOOD
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gram chairman Mrs. David Liebow will meet with the men's club 8:30
DETROIT CANCER FIGHTERS, has arranged to have Mrs. M. Gali- p.m. Monday in the social hall. A
City of Hope, will hold a board son give a cosmetic demonstration. documentary film, "The Price of
meeting noon Monday, in Bnai President Mrs. Harry Portnoy will j Silence," narrated by Edward G.
David Synagogue. Mrs. Maur y report on the recent national con- Robinson and dealing with the Jews
Gordon, vice president of fund vention. Dessert luncheon will be in Soviet Russia, will be shown.
raising, will hear a report from served. Friends are invited. Hos-
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her blue bank chairmen on the tesses will be Mesdames Ben
SHERUTH LEAGUE will meet
outcome of this recent project. Havis, David Berris, Sam Bicoll, 12:30 p.m. Tuesday at e
Plans for a spring sale of mer- Ben Sachs and Ben Weinstock.
House, Southfield. Interior decora- '
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chandise and a March rummage
BETH AARON SISTERHOOD tors Mrs. Sue Bond and Stuart t
will be discussed. Petite luncheon
will hold an open board meeting Nystrom will speak.
will be served.
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noon Monday in the synagogue
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GOLDA MEIR CHAPTER.
ADAS SII ()NI SISTERHOOD's social hall. Mrs. William Liberson, Pioneer Women, will meet noon ;
adult study institute will begin its program chairman of the day, has Tuesday at the Labor Zionist In-
spring lecture series 10:30 a.m. arranged for the Young Dancers stitute. Mrs. Barbara Workman,
Tuesday, and will continue weekly 1 Guild of the Jewish Center. under Detroit librarian, will review a .
t h r o u g h April 9 in the youth the direction of Harriet Berg, to current best seller. Refreshments
lounge. Mrs. Herman Canner, I present a selection of international will be served. Guests are wel-
chairman, announced that Rabbi dances in honor of Brotherhood
I
Jacob E. Segal will teach a course Week. Mrs. Bernard Gaspas, vice- come.
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t
in "Ethics of the Fathers—Jewish president of progr a m, invites
KINNERET
CHAPTER,
Pioneer
Values for Daily Living." A class ; guests. Refreshments will be Women, will meet noon Wednesday
served.
in beginners Hebrew will precede
at the Labor Zionist Institute. Toby
each lecture at 9:30 with Rev.
Slabosky will review "The Well"
Larry Vieder instructing. Mrs. Jo- Ratner-Freedman Rites by Chaim Grade. President Tania I
seph Katchke, president, invites
invites guests to a dessert
Planned for [tine Berman
guests.
luncheon.
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NEGBAH CHAPTER, Pioneer
JEWISH WOMEN'S EUROPEAN
Women, will hold a social meeting
WELFARE ORGANIZATION will
12:30 p.m.. Wednesday at the
hold a luncheon, chaired by Mrs.
Labor Zionist Institute. Friends are
Leo Laufer, noon Monday at Cong.
invited.
Ezras Achim. Proceeds will go to-
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ward the group's special projects.
CHANA CZENESH CHAPTER,
For information or tickets, call
Pioneer Women, will meet noon
Mrs. Jack Seder, 342-1627.
Monday at the Labor Zionist In-
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stitute. Jay Masserman, who vis-
PURITY CHAPTER, Order of
ited Soviet Russia, will relate his
the
Eastern
Star,
will hold an as- I
experiences with Soviet Jews.
sociate conductress and conduc-
Ethel Silber will Introduce the
tress night 7:45 p.m., Monday at
speaker. Refreshments will be
Eureka Temple. Leona Desenberg
served. Friends are invited.
is worthy matron. Refreshments
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will follow initiatory rites.
DAVID - HORODOKER WOM-
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EN'S ORGANIZATION will meet
MASSADA CHAPTER, Pioneer
noon Tuesday at Howard John-
Women, will give a farewell lunch-
son's, W. Eight Mile Rd. at Cool-
eon for Rose Woolf noon Saturday
idge. Hostesses will be Mrs. David
MISS BEVIN RATNER
at the Skandia Restaurant. Mrs
Davis and Mrs. Ralph Rimar.
Dr. and Mrs. M. Louis Ratner of Woolf, who with her husband
Luncheon will honor Mrs. Alex
Harry
will make their home in
Darchen and Mrs. Harry Schech- Short Hills, N.J., announce the en- Miami Beach.
was a vice president
• ter, who with their husbands, will gagement of their daughter Sevin of the chapter and also served on
leave for a tour of Israel March 4. Jane to Elliott Roy Freedman, son the social committee of Pioneer !
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of Mr. and Mrs. David Freedman
Women's Council.
JEWISH NATIONAL FUND, of Westhampton Rd., Southfield.
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Miss Ratner was graduated from
WOMEN'S AUXILIARY, will hold
TEMPLE ISRAEL SISTER-
the
University
of
Pennsylvania
and
a special "thank you" meeting
honoring all donor contributors and has completed the master's pro- HOOD will meet 10 a.m. Monday at
workers noon Tuesday at Bnai gram at Harvard University. She is the temple. Mrs. Albert Jones, re-
Moshe Synagogue. A program of now enrolled there in the doctoral viewer and librarian of the Hub- ,
Israeli and American selections is program in Slavic linguistics. Mr. bard Branch, Detroit Public Li-
planned by the Music Study Freedman received his AB from brary, will present a review of
Women's Choral Group, under the the University of Michigan and is Henri Troyat's "Tolstoy," a bio- '
direction of Dan Fr oma n, with a m e in b e r of Phi Epsilon Pi graphy of the writer and major
Rose Stein as accompanist. Petite Fraternity. He is a student at Har- world figure, his tumultuous mar-
riage and the age in which he
luncheon will be served. Friends vard Law School.
lived, 11 a.m. in the social hall. i
A June wedding is planned.
invited.

Friday, February 16, 1963-23

Bids Open Today for Construction
of Young Israel Senior Citizen Facility

Bids for the construction of In-
dependence Hall, nonprofit senior
citizens residence sponsored by the
Young Israel Council of Metropoli-
tan Detroit, will be reviewed 2 p.m.
today at Young Israel of Green-
field.
Representatives of Young Israel
Council, the trustees of Independ-
ence Hall and a member of HUD,
(the Department of Housing and
Urban Development) will be
present.
A model of the building will be

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