30—Friday, April 12, 1968

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Gantz-Simon Nuptials Hadassah Chapters to Celebrate Merger

Brandeis Women to Sell 35 000 Books [fill Be Held June 27
of Every Description at Annual Sale

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at May 14 Event at C ong. Shaarey Zedek

The merger of the Detroit and
South Oakland County Chapters- of
Hadassah is scheduled to take
place May 14 at Cong. Shaarey
Zedek.
This union will be called The
Metropolitan Detroit Chapter of
Hadassah, advise Mrs. David J.
Schachter and Mrs. Louis Cooper,
chairmen of "Merger Day."
Mrs, Norman Rosenfeld, in
charge of program, states that an
original musical program si being
created by Mrs. Leslie Schmier
and Mrs. David Edelman.
Mrs. Nathan Spevakow is
chairman of the constitution
committee. T h e reorganization
and membership committees are
under the co-chairmanship of
Mrs. Sidney Winer and Mrs.
MISS CAROL GANTZ
Merle Harris.
Mrs. Harry L. Jackson is chair-
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Coleman of
Catalina Dr., Southfield, announce man of the nominating committee,
the engagement of their daughter who will select the officers for
Carol Elaine Gantz to Elwood
Stephen Simon, son of Mr. and Mrs.
USO Seeks Hostesses
Irving Simon of Muirland Ave.
The Detroit USO, a Torch Drive
Miss Gantz, daughter of the
late Moe Gantz, is a graduate of agency, needs volunteers, age 18
through 24 to serve as dance
Wayne State University's college hostesses. There is also a need
of liberal arts and school - of educa-
for senior hostesses over 25 to
tion. Her fiance is a graduate of serve as chaperoneS. The USO
the University of Michigan law furnishes hostesses for weekly
school.
dances at Selfridge Air Force Base
A June 27 wedding is planned.
and at the Downtown USO Center.
Application blanks are available
at the USO, or by calling 962-5044.

The annual New Books for
Old" sale of the Greater Detroit
Chapter of the Brandeis Univer-
sity National Women's Committee
will be held May 1-5 at North-
land Special Events Center, from
10 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Mrs. Harold Marko and Mrs.
Herbert Kaufman, co-chairmen of
the sale, announce that more than
35,000 books will be available to
the public at low prices.
For the bibliophile, there are
many fine books published before
1900, according to the chairmen.
For high school and college stu-
dents, there are textbooks in law,
medicine, humanities, psychology,
mathematics, business, account-
ing, science, religion, history,
music, art, and many others.
There are encyclopedias, in ex-
cellent condition, books on art,
music, cookbook s, children's,
Bible stories, fairy tales and ad-
venture books. A collection of
records, issues of top magazines,
classics, bound in fine leather,
fiction and non-fiction paperbacks
are in the selection.
The. Goldfarb and Gersten-

zang science libraries of Bran-
deis University will benefit
from the success of this book
sale, as it is the responsibilty
of the National Women's Com-
mittee to completely support
and maintain them.
Mrs. Marko and Mrs. Kaufman
have been aided by the follow-
ing in collecting and sorting the
thousands of books: Mesdames
Herbert Burdick, Henry Frank,
Norman Gordon, Betty Jacob,
Bertha Levine, Jack Litwin, Wil-
liam Steinberg, Al Taubman,
Lawrence Wiener, Rolfe Weil and
Milton Zussman.
The Vicennial Bali scheduled
for Sunday was called off because
of the emergency conditions ex-
isting in Detroit and environs.
Mrs. Jay Allen, vice president of
projects stated: "I hope that our
many friends who had' intended
tot make contributions of $100,
the donation for the ball, will still
consider making such a contribu-
tion in observance of the 20th
anniversary of Brandeis Univer-
sity.
Books may still be donated for
the book sale. The storage store
is at 704 E. Seven Mile. For pick-
MUSIC
up or delivery arrangements, call
(Just Great)
Mrs. Marko, MI 4-7483, Mrs. Kauf-
man, 398-8877-
MAURY LITTLE
Mrs. Harold Robinson, chapter
AND THE • TOWNSMEN
president, said it was hoped that
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the book sale will make up, to a
Mr. and Mrs. Emery J. Gyarfas
certain extent, for the unfortun-
ate circumstances which forced of Meyers Rd. announce the en-
chapter to cancel its special gagement of their daughter Ger-
BARBARA PAUL . the
aldine Ruth to Gerald Arthur
fund-raising event.
Vocalist
Heeger, son of Mrs. Peter Heeger
(Formerly with Sammy
Wolf and His Band)
of Omaha and the late Mr. Heeger.
Now Available For
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The future bride, a graduate of
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the University of Chicago. She
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ceived her masters degree from
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GOLD-BRODY: Betsy Ann the Unuiversity of Chicago. She
Brody, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. is an English instructor at the
Music the Stein-Way
-Lee Bernard Brody of Lincoln- University of Illinois. Her fiance,
shire Rd. and Kenneth Harris a graduate of the University of
Gold, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max California at Berkeley, received
Gold of New York City, were his masters degree from the Uni-
& ORCHESTRA
married recently at the bride's versity of Chicago, where he is a
home. Rabbi Irwin Groner offi- PhD condidate in political science.
ciated. The bride chose a peau de He has been named a Fulbright
sole and Alencon lace gown fash- Fellowship recipient and plans to
ioned with a tight bodice and do research in India in 1968 and
HOWARD TRIEST above-elbow-length sleeves tapped 1969. A June 16 wedding is
with a jewelry neckline. The hem- planned.
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COLOR MOVIES
line of the A-line skirt was ap-
pliqued to the knees with lace.
Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell H. Em-
BRIDES — BAR MITZVAS
The chapel train, attached at the mer of Wareham Dr., Huntington
Treasure Those Moments Forever
waistline, was fashioned of the Woods, announce the engagement
Call 542-7874
lace and peau de soie. The three- of their daughter Lane Darrel to
tiered, elbow-length veil of Eliza- Lawrence Richard Page, son of
bethan imported silk illusion was Mr. Sidney Page of Pontiac and
For Unique Tasteful
held by a Dior bow. On the bride's the late Mrs. Page. Students at the
Entertainment
consecreation Bible, she carried University of Michigan, the bride-
Phalaenopsis, Stephanotis a n d elect is completing requirements
natural green leaves. Maid of for her masters degree, and her
honor
was Frances Spinka of New fiance attends the school of den-
ORCHESTRA
York. David Whitcomb of New tistry. A June wedding is planned.
• Weddings • Bar Mitzvas
York was best man. Ushers were
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Benjamin Brody, brother of the Israeli Scholars Abroad
New Phone 851-1594
bride, and Ira Horowitz of Walt-
Currently Appearing at
Menjo's East
ham, Mass. Following a Virgin Return at Growing Rate
Islands honeymoon, the couple
TEL AVIV (ZINS) — "Ma'ariv"
will live in New York.
reports that the number of Israeli
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scholars returning from abroad,
A BEAUTIFUL
SARASOHN-DAVIS. Neil L. Sara- rises from year to year. Some 350
sohn and Carol Ann Davis were returned in 1966, 500 in 1967, and
united in marriage Sunday at Tem- 650 are expected to go back by the
ple Emmanuel, San Jose, Calif. end of this year.
AND
Rabbi Joseph Giten officiated. Best
The Israeli newspaper declares
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man was Lester Sarashon, brother that the government has tangibly
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Satisfaction guaranteed —
was maid of honor. Mr. Sarasohn tions compared to those of previous
Mothproofing free. Wall-
is the son of Mrs. Clarence Sara- years, which accounts for the ris-
to-wall carpet cleaning.
sohn, a former Detroiter now re- ing volume of repatriation.
Five cents a square foot,
siding in San Mateo, and the late
minimum $15.
Mr. Sarasohn. The couple is honey-
mooning in Yosemite Park and
542-4735
Las Vegas.

Srtgagements

election on May 14.
Three administrative commit-
tees have been set up: finance,
under the co-chairmanship of Mrs.
Bernard Gourwitz and Mrs. Rob-
ert Bonus; office management,
Mrs. Louis Cooper and Mrs. Alfred
Rosen; administration, Mrs. Max
Lichter and Mrs. Arthur Winer.
The Southfield • Group has been
divided into five geographic
groups, each with a nominating
committee to set up respective
officers and board.

Larry Freedman

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