THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
CluL
Women's
SHOMREY • EMUNAH SISTER-
HOOD will hold its annual garden
party 5:30 p.m. Sunday at the syn-
agogue. Guest speaker will be
-Rabbi Eli Friedman, field director
of Yeshivath Beth. Yehudah. Mas-
ter of Ceremonies will be Max Sos-
sin. Special recognition will be
given to an outstanding worker.
For- reservations, call Mrs. Leo
Laufer, .398-7146.
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United Hebrew Schools Woman's
Auxiliary will begin its 47th year
with the follow-
ing newly elect-
ed officers: Mes-
dames George
Gantz, president; E,
Joseph Kripke,
Mitchell Feldman ,:.
and Louis Wein-
stein, vice presi-
dents; Al Baker,
Joseph Fr adi s,
Abraham P o 1- Mrs. Gantz
lack, Louis Seiton and Isadore
Shumaker, secretaries; and Her-
men K. Cohen, 'treasurer. Newly
elected members of the board are
Mesdames -Nathan Flaisher; Lewis
G. Hyams; • Leo Lubetsky; Dave
Pastor; Benjamin Reznick ; Alfred
Sherman; and Maurice Zuckerstein.
Added to the honorary board this
year is Mrs., Herbert Moss for her
service to the auxiliary, particular-
ly with the library fund. She is
now a resident of California.
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LADIES OF YESHIVATH BETH
YEHUDAH AND WOMEN'S SAB-
BATH LEAGUE will hold a special
meeting preceded by lunch noon
Tuesday at Beth Tefilo Emanuel
Tikvah Synagogue. The program
is being arranged by Mrs. Leo
Laufer , vice president. Plans will
be formulated for an indoor gar-
den luncheon in August. The social
committee headed by Mrs. Walter
Epstein will be assisted by Mes-
dames Rose Bielewich, Harold
Kaplan, Goldie Pont and Bea Ser-
vetter. Mrs. Milton Winston,
president, invites guests.
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DAVID-HORODOKER W 0 M -
EN'S ORGANIZATION will serv-
ice the USO Monday, with Mes-
dames Alex Dorchen, USO chair-
man, Bernard Chase, Joseph Da-
vidson and Harry Schechter, host-
esses.
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HEBREW LADIES AID SOCI-
ETY will hold its annual picnic at
the Oak Park Municipal Park noon
Wednesday. Chairmen Sophye Jan-
awitz and Lillian Altholz said cof-
fee and cake will be available.
Friends are invited.
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CLUB ONE, Pioneer Women, will
have a special summer luncheon
meeting noon Tuesday at the La-
bor Zionist Institute. Chana Mich-
lin, president, said proceeds will
go toward the spiritual adoption
program.
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NORTHWEST NSHEI HABAD
STUDY GROUP Il meet 4 p.m.
Saturday at the home of Mrs. Isaac
Kaplan, 17181 Cherrylawn. Rabbi
Kaplan will speak.
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JEWISH WOMEN EUROPEAN
WELFARE ORGANIZATION will
install officers noon Monday at
Cong. Ezras Achim. Lunch will
be served.
Americans, Canadians Plan Aliya This Summer
NEW YORK (JTA)—One hun-
dred and thirty-four Americans
and Canadians has left for Israel
where they plan to settle. The
group, sPonsored by the Israel
Aliya Center; Inc., sailed from
New York July 8 aboard the Greek
liner, -Queen Anna Maria. Accord-
ing to the Aliya Center, it was
one of the largest sailings of
American settlers to Israel in re-
cent years.
They are a vanguard of, more
than 1,000 Americans and Cana-
dians who were expected to settle
in Israel this summer. Abraham
Frank, director of the Aliya Cen-
ter, said that 344 persons departed
for Israel during June and more
than ZOO were scheduled to settle
there during July and August.
ill Naimark- Marries
Mr. Kamps of Muskegon
FURNITURE
and LAMPS
Commodes
Sofas
Chairs
Game Table Sets
Pedestals
Cigarette Tables
Benches
Etageres
Love Seats
Consoles
Tables
Stack Stools
Cabinets
Et Cetera by Drexel
Wall Lamps
Table Lamp
Combinations
Chair-side Lamps
Table Lamps
Chain Lamps
Ceiling Fixtures
Desk Lamps
SAVE! SAVE!
This is the happening of the year at - COLONY
ACCENTS. It may be also YOUR big event! The -
one you've waited for. Every floor sample is greatly
reduced. No restrictions! No exceptions! The very
piece of furniture or lamp you've been admiring is
probably here at savings too good to miss. Remem-
ber, we're too young to have old things. COME
NOW ! All sales final. Interior Designer Service not
available at these Sale prices.
Colony accents — Lincoln Center — Oak Park
Greenfield at 10 1 /2 Mile Road — Phone 398-8988-9
Store Hours: 9:30 to 5:30—Thursday, Friday, 9:30 to 9:00
Friday, July 19 1968-17
MRS: MICHAEL RAMPS
Jill Bonnie Naimark, daughter
of Dr. and Mrs. Martin Naimark
of Kingswood Dr., and Michael J.
Kamps, son of Mr. and Mrs. Don-
ald Kamps of , Muskegon, were
united in marriage recently at
Adas Shalom Synagogue. Rabbis
Jacob Segal and Leonard Cahan
officiated.
The bride wore a princess-line
gown of peau de soie with a rolled
neckline and the hem of the skirt
bordered in corded peau de soie.
The veil was a Cathedral-length
mantilla of silk illusion appliqued
in hand-run Alencon lace.
The' bride's sister, Mrs. Gerald
Appelman, was matron of honor.
Bridesmaids were Mrs. Mark Av-
runin, Barbara Bressler, Mrs. Ron-
ald Barron, Mrs. Gregory DeVette
and Judith Naimark.
Robert Hague was best man.
Ushers were Gerald Appelman,
Grant Belinger, Arnold Blum,
Fred Blum, Alan Rovner and Rob-
ert Schrage.
Following a hOneyman in New
York, the couple will reside in
Iowa.
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BUY DIRECT FROM
The 134 range in age from a 10-
month-old infant to a 76-year-old
woman. Most are professionals
or skilled workers.
Club to See Fisher Play
Criterion Club members will at-
tend the 8:30 p.m. Tuesday per-
formance of "Barefoot in the Park"
at the Fisher Theater. It will be
the organization's first theater
party of the season.
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