Friday, April 12, 1968-31

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Mrs. Joseph H. Jackier Nominated Claudia Rader E7igaged
for Federation Women's Presidency to Edqvard Neil. Keywell Ball Starts Rolling

The Women's Division of the
Jewish Federation has nominated
its new officers and members of
its board of directors for election
at its annual meeting on June 5
at the Jewish Center.
Mrs. Joseph H. Jackier was
nominated for the presidency of
the division. Other nominees are:
vice presidents: Mesdames John
N. Grekin, Melvin Kolbert, Ben
Mossman and Max Stollman; cor-
responding secretary, Mrs. George
M. Stutz; recording secretary,
:Mrs. Hugh W. Greenberg; repre-
sentative to the board of governors
of the Welfare Federation for a
one year term, Mrs. Hauser and
'Mrs. Jackier.
The nominating committee,
headed by Mrs. Benjamin Jones,
includes Mesdames Harry E.
August, Louis Berry, N. Brewster
Broder, Herschel V. Kreger, Tubie
Resnik and Isadore . Winkelman.
Other nominees are:
For board of directors for an
additional three year term, Mes-
dames William Avrunin, Alfred L
Deutsch, William L. Deutsch,
Harry Frank, Hugh W. Greenberg,
Edward Narons, David J. Pollack,
Bert L. Smokier, Charles Snider
and Milton A. Weiss.
For a three year term, Mes-
dames Morris Baker, Morris J.
Brandwine, Arnold E. Frank,
David J. Schachter, David Handle-
man and Bert P. Solomon.
The retiring president and cam-
paign chairman, nominated for
three year terms to the board of

directors upon the completion of
their terms of office, are: Mrs. I.
Jerome Hauser, retiring president;
Mrs. Arthur H. Rice, retiring cam-
paign chairman.
Nominees for an additional three-
year term to the advisory service
council are Mesdames Hymen C.
Broder, Lewis B. Daniels, Max
Frank, . Ivor J. Kahn, Julian H.
Krolik, Alexander W. Sanders,
Abraham Srere and Leonard H.
Weiner.
Additional nominations may be
made by petition, signed by 25
members and submitted at least
one week in advance of the annual
meeting, provided nominees have
consented to serve if nominated.
All women who contributed to
the 1968 Allied Jewish Campaign
MISS CLAUDIA RADER
are members of the women's divi-
sion and are entitled to vote at
Dr. and Mrs. Philip Rader of
the annual meeting.
Plumbrooke Dr., Southfield, an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Claudia to Edward Neil
Keywell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
B. Keywell of Jill Ave., Southfield.
Mr. Keywell, a graduate of
Wayne State University, attends
Wayne's graduate school. Miss
Rader is a senior in the WSU col-
lege of education,
The wedding will take place Dec.
22.

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Fannie Gluck Chapter, Mizrachi
Women, will hold its 30th annual
donor luncheon 12:30 p.m. May 7
at Bnai David Synagogue.
Mrs. Harry Portnoy, president,
announces that the program will
feature Mrs. Harold Orbach. Guest
of honor will be Mrs. Sol Wolach,
and Mrs. Phillip Fealk will be
mistress of ceremonies.
The donor committee consists
of Mesdames Sam Freedman, Lil.
Varnen, Raymond Rosenberg and
Milton Herman.
For tickets and information, call
Mrs. Freedman, 356-6171.

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dent of the Michigan Council of
Presidents of CARIH (Children's
Asthma Research Institute and
Hospital), announces that a com-
bined meeting of all Detroit chap-
ters will be held 12:30 p.m. Wed-
nesday at the Knob in the Woods
Club House.
Mrs. George Asherman of New
York, a national auxiliary member
of the institute and hospital at
Denver, will address the gather-
ing. A skit will be presented by
the Flint Chapter of CARIH.
Prospective members will be
welcome.
For information, call Mrs. Burn-
stein, UN 4-4768, or Mrs. Albert
Dunn, LI 8-7864.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weitzman of
Prairie Dr., Southfield, announce
the engagement of their daughter
Beverly to Gary Ronald Pierce, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Pierce of
Knob Woods Dr., Southfield.
Miss Weitzman will graduate in
June from Wayne State University.
At the same time, her fiance will United Negro College
graduate from the University of
Michigan Medical School, where he Fund Chairman Chosen
Dr. Austin Smith, chairman of
is a member of Phi Delta Epsilon
the board and president of Parke,
medical fraternity.
The couple plans to marry Aug. Davis Co., has been named general
chairman of the Michigan 1968
27.
United Negro College Fund.
appointment was announced
Mrs. Kasoff Runs Show by The
Richard E. Cross, chairman of
the Michigan executive committee.
for NW Child Rescue
This is the 24th consecutive
Mrs. Max Kasoff is chairman of year of the UNCF campaign.
the bazaar and antique show span- Funds raised through the UNCF
sored by Northwest Child Rescue benefit more than 40,000 students
Women to be held at the Labor who attend the 36 member insti-
Zionist Institute April 23, 10 a.m. tutions located in 11 southern
to 10 p.m.
states and Ohio. The money is ap-
There will be booths for gifts, plied to scholarship programs. fac-
attic treasures, aprons, china, ulty and curriculum development,
gloves and handbags, antiques and and the purchase of equipment and
antique jewelry.
books.
Mrs. Edward Kaiser is in charge
of a cafe which will be open for
lunches and light dinners. Mrs.
Sam Bishop announces there will
be a home-made bake shop.
For tickets and information, call
Mrs. Kasoff, boutique chairman,
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Thanksgiving Decree
by British Chief Rabbi

(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)

LONDON — Chief Rabbi Imman-
uel Jakobvits of the British Com-
monwealth Wednesday proclaimed
--May 26 at a day of thanksgiving
for Jews to mark Israel's victory
in the Six-Day War and the re-
unification of Jerusalem. The date
correspondents to the 28th of Iyar
5728 on the Hebrew calendar.
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In a pre-Passover broadcast
DEXTER DAVISON MARKET Thursday, the chief rabbi declared
that the "real significance" of Is-
rael's victory last June "lay not
only in the conquest of territory,
not even in the relief of 2,500,000
Lower Than Discount
Jews from mortal danger, but
on Prescriptions!
rather in the vindication of divine
promise."

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The annual ORT Imperial Ball,
to be held 9 p.m. May 4 at Ral-
eigh House, is under the co-chair-
manship of Mrs. Jerry Krandall
and Mrs. Robert Feinberg.
The theme this year will be
"ORT Around the World." Stroll-
ing violinists will set the mood,
and an orchestra will play for
dancing.
As a special feature, a floor
show will feature the latest in
mod and conventional attire for
gentlemen. Another highlight of
the evening will be the awarding
of a car. The ORT souvenir jour-
nal, as well as favors and me-
mentos, will be distributed.
ORT Chapter presidents will act
as hostesses. Assisting the chair-
men will be Mrs. Ralph Borin,
Mrs. Fred Greenspan, Mrs. Frank
Winton and Mrs. Joseph Kerman.

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