THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

20—Friday, November 22, 1968

Peggy Leebove to 11(z rry
World of Childrn' Committee Maps Program Kenny Miller -in March

experts were sure she would win
or emerge one of the runners-up.
The official reason for the ab-
sence of an Arab entry was that
Islam forbids girls to display
Arab countries failed to enter con- themselves before strange men.
testants in the Miss World beauty
contest held here last week be-
FOR THE BEST IN
cause they were certain that the
MUSIC AND ENTERTAINMENT
Israeli entry, blonde Miri Zamir,
would win and this would have
been "a major national catas-
And His Orchestra
trophe" for the Arabs had they
competed, the London newspaper
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"People" reported.
Miss Israel came out third in the
event, and eight Arab diplomats
who had each bet $120 on her to
win lost their money, "People"
reported. According to the paper,
the Arabs considered Miss Israel
the prettiest entry and most pol-
ished of the contestants, and their

Miss Israel Places Third
in World Contest, but
1st in Arab Envoys' Book
LONDON (JTA) — Most of the

SAM EMMER

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Members of the Young Women's Committee of the Detroit Israel
Bond Organization, which is sponsoring the "Wonderful World of
Children" fashion show festival and dinner Dec. 8 at the Armenian
Cultural Center, include (from left), seated: Mesdames Bertram
Adler, Milton Ring, Marvin Leader, Harold Kaufman, James G.
Bittker and Arthur Rubiner; standing: Mesdames Carl Scott, Arthur
Schuster, Morris Starkman, Robert Brody, M. I. Kurzmann, Carl
Lipnick, Bernard Stollman, David Holtzman, Harry Nosanchuk, David
Margolin, Maurice Lezell, Milton Weiss and Morris L. Schaver, Israel
Bond Women's Division chairman. Mrs. Brody is the fashion chair-
man. The committee is planning a Hanuka program.,

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Fifty-five models, 28 escorts and;
10 members of the floor committee
will participate in the "Wonderful
World of Children" fashion show 4
p.m. Dec. 8 at the Armenian Cul- 1
tural Center, it was announced by
Mrs. Robert Brody.
Mrs. William S. (Fran) Ham-
burger is fashion commentator,
and Shirley Raf, fashion coordina-
tor.
Guest entertainer will be Malon
the Magician, TV personality, who
will head the Hanuka program.
Eric Rosenow will be at the piano.
The fashion showing will be cli-
maxed by a full-course dinner,
reservations for which can be
made by calling Israel Bonds, DI
1-5707.
Models are:

Amelia Ilene Adler, Lisa Faye Adler,
Elissa Donna Baum, Cindy Beth Bittker, .
Terry Elyse Bittker, Wendy Sue Bittker,
Sheryl Brody, Carolyn Margie Feldman, •
Ellen Nancy Feldman, Janice Andrea
Feldman, Andrea Fleischman, Debra
Fleischman, Jo-Elyn Frankel, Suzanne
Gordon. Karen Beth Hermetic'', Marcie
Ruth Hermelin, Julie Anne Kurzmann,
Elissa Leader, Amy Beth Lezell, Claudia
Sue Lezell, Lisa Royce Lezell, Judith
Lipnick, Miriam Lipnick. Ruth Ann Lip-
nick. Nancy Susan Margolin, Alison
Leslie Moss. Jan Allison Nosan, Bonnie
Denise N osan-
L ynn
chuk, Karen Beth Nosanchuk. Linda
Susan Nosanchuk, Marilyn Patricia
Pollack, Elizabeth Ann Ring, Karen
Elise Ring, Marianne Kay Ring, Ilene
Elinor Rosin, Julie Rubiner, Megan
Elizabeth Rubiner, Julie Ellen Schubot,
Doree Sue Schwartz, Reva Ellen Sober-
man, Elaine Sarah Sosnick, Noreen
Stacy Sosnick, Susan Lynn Starkman,
Lauren Joy Stern, Melanie Hope Stern,
Adrienne Stollman, Karin Beth Stoll-
man, Margo Karen Stollman, Karen
Renee Weinstein, Linda Dawn Wein-
stein, Lori Beth Weisman, Judy Pam
Weiss, Beth Ilene Wolpin and Nancy
Lynn Wolpin.

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Mr. and Mrs. William Leebove of
Rockledge Dr., Farmington, an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Peggy to Kenny Miller,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Miller
of Buxton Dr., Birmingham.
The floor committee consists of
The bride-elect is a student at
Mark H. Feldman, Vicki Haking, Wayne State University. Mr. Miller
Eugene Kerry Herman, Paula Levi- was graduated from Michigan
tan, Nancy Levitt, Deyna Mond- State University and presently at-
shine, Gary Moindshine, Barry tends WSU.
Mathew Rudner, Bennett Marc
A March wedding is planned.
Rudner and Heidi Ellen Rudner.

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Mark
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M oss,
Alan
Nosanchuk, Matthew Jermy Rubiner,
Brian Tony SI§Zilbdot tl.:Tm
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ard Scott Wolpin.

Horodoker Women Set
Donor Date for Dec. 3

David-Horodoker Women's Or-
ganization will meet noon Tuesday
at the home of Mrs. Morris Green,
17530 Freeland, to discuss final
plans for the 31st annual donor,
luncheon to be held noon Dec. 3 at''
Cong. Bnai David.
President Mrs. Alex Dorchen
announced Mrs. Bernard Chase
will be toastmistress at the donor.)
Guest artist will be Cantor Harold
Orbach.
For information or tickets, call
Mrs. Harry Schechter, EL 3-6674,
or Mrs. Sam Kreisler, 537-0117.

marriages

AARONSON-GOLDMAN: Susan
Beth Goldman and Gilbert W.
Aaronson recently exchanged mar-
riage vows at Temple Israel. Par-
ents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Goldman of Birchridge
Rd., Southfield, and Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Aaronson of Chicago and the
The escorts are:
Jonathan Pariser Adler, Daniel Evan . late Mrs. Aaronson. Darlene Gold-
Baum, Elliott Jay Baum, Neil Robert
man served her sister as maid of
Baum, Mark J. Brandwine, Scott Brody.
Robbie Benjamin Disner, Jeffrey Fleisch- honor, and Marc Goldman, brother
man, Brian Paul Granader, Robbie
of -the bride, was best man. After
Granader, Brian Michael Hermelin. Dan-
iel Mark Kurzmann, Bruce Leader, a honeymoon in Miami Beach, the
Steven Mark Levitan, Daniel Lipnick.
couple is residing in Madison
Larry Lipnick, Richard Allan Margolin,
Steven Nathan Margolin, Berton Kevin Heights.

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Dr. F. M. Zweig
to Open Institute
at Adas Shalom

Dr. Franklin M. Zweig, dean of
the school of social welfare, State
University of . New York at Buffa-
lo, will open the Adas Shalom
Adult Study Institute 9 p.m. Tues-
day at the synagogue.
This will be the first of a series
of 12 guest lectures, theme for
which is "Living in Times of Ten-
sion."
Dr. Zweig, whose subject will
be "Tensions in Modern Life,"
was an associate
professor in the
school of social
work at Wayne
State University.
He received his
PhD from t h e
Florence Heller
Graduate School
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Welfare P IT Bran
Dr. Zweig deis University.
His doctoral dissertation, "Con-
flict in Social Planning," is cur-
rently in book preparation by
Columbia University Press, He has
published many papers and ar-
ticles and served as assistant
dean of students at Brandeis Uni-
versity. .He has also served as a
consultant to anti - poverty and
mental health programs.
Speakers in subsequent weeks
will include Rabbi Richard Ruben-
stein, Dr. Velvl W. Greene, Trude
Weiss-Rosmarin, Dr. Morton Sie-
gel and Rabbi Ralph Simon. The
community is invited. For infor-
mation, call the synagogue office,
UN 4-7474.

Art in Jewish Life
Shown in Pamphlet

Setting up plans for the 1968 institute of the women's division
of the Jewish Welfare Federation, to be held Dec. 5 at the Jewish
Center, are (from left): front row, Mrs. Norman Naimark, co-chair.
man of the institute; Mrs. Joseph H. Jackier, president of the
women's division; Mrs. George Stutz, chairman of the institute;
back row, Mrs. John Grekin, vice president of education for the
division; Mrs. Celia Baruch, director of the women's division; and
Mrs. Julian Tobias, coordinator of workshops for the institute.

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on Jewish art has been published
by the National Council on Art in
Jewish life.
Entitled "Readings on Jewish
Art," the 50-page booklet includes
critiques, reviews and reports that
have appeared in various art jour-
nals over the last 10 years.
Issuance of the publication was
announced by Rabbi Moshe David-
owitz, chairman of the Council on
Art in Jewish Life, which is spon-
sored by the American Jewish
Congress. Rabbi Davidowitz is cur-
ator of the Spertus Museum of
Judaica in Chicago and a faculty
member of the College of Jewish
Studies there.

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then sleep we side by side.
—H. W. Longfellow.

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