Susan Facktor Engaged Seminary Awards Abraham Borman
to Leslie Weingarden Plaque for Service to Judaism
MISS SUSAN FACKTOR
Mr. and Mrs. Max Facktor of
Kalamazoo announce the engage-
ment of their daughter Susan
Esther to Leslie Alan Weingarden,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wein-
garden of Camden Sq., Southfield.
Both the prospective bride and
bridegroom are seniors at Michi-
gan State University.
A December wedding is being
planned.
Labor Zionists to Fete
Purim at 'Adloyada'
The annual Purim "adloyada"
celebration of the Labor Zionist af-
filiates—Poale Zion, Pioneer Worn-
end Farband—will take place 8:30
p.m. March 1 in the Labor Zionist
Institute, it was announced by
Morris Lieberman, chairman of
the administrative committee of
the Labor Zionist movement of
Detroit.
The Israel Ensemble will pro-
vide song and dance. The tradi-
tional and modern version of the
Megila will be read and there will
be skits and pantomine, free hats,
masks and graggers, prizes galore
and Purim dishes.
The public is invited for a small
fee. For reservations, call the in-
stitute, DI 1-0131.
Scopus Concert Film
to Be Available to Public
"A Journey to Jerusalem," the
documentary color film starring
Leonard Bernstein and violinist
Isaac Stern, will be available in
16 mm April 1.
For rental information, write
Frank Yablans at Sigma III Corp.,
444 Madison, New York, N.Y.
10022.
"A Journey to Jerusalem" was
filmed in Israel a few weeks after
the Six-Day War and records the
events and activities leading up to
the historic concert conducted by
Bernstein atop Mt. Scopus that
commemorated the reunification of
Jerusalem. The film, a Filmways
presentation distributed by Sigma
HI, was produced and directed by
Michael Mindlin Jr. )
Judge Gubow to Address
Criterion's Open House
Criterion Club for single adults
will hold an open house 8 a.m.
Tuesday at the community hall of
the Commonwealth Branch Bank,
Seven Mile Rd. at Mark Twain.
Federal Judge Lawrence Gubow,
president of the Jewish Commun-
ity Council, will be the featured
speaker.
The public is invited at no charge.
For information, call Pearl Green-
stein, 398-6538.
Membership Drive Set
by Poale Zion Council
Representatives of all Peale
Zion branches in Detroit elected
Mrs. Gerald Goldberg to head an
organizational campaign, in light
of the events in Israel, which re-
quire assistance "on a permanent
basis, not only in time of crisis."
There are several branches in
Detroit for all age groups. For in-
formation, call Mrs. Goldberg, 544-
9396 or DI 1-0131.
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Abraham Borman has been named
a recipient of the National Com-
munity Service Award by the Jew-
ish Theological
Seminary of
America, it was
announced by Dr.
Louis Finkelstein,
chancellor of the
seminary.
Presentation of
the bronze plaque ;
to Borman for his f.
"dedication to the
high principle ofi?,:.
Judaism and ex-r,
emplary leader-
ship in his en-
deavors to enrich
Borman
the spiritual life of his community"
will be made Thursday at the sem-
inary's 10th annual convocation
dinner at the Diplomat Hotel, Holly-
wood, Fla. U.S. Senators Edward
W. Brooke and Birch E. Bayh will
be principal speakers.
Borman has been closely asso-
ciated with the seminary as a
member of its board of overseers
and has been honored by presenta-
tion of its Louis Marshall Memorial
Medal. He is a member of the
executive board of Cong. Shaarey
Zedek.
He has long been active in char-
itable, educational and cultural
projects, both locally and nation-
ally.
THE DETROIT JEWISH HEWS
Friday, February 21, 1969-31
Juliet
Suburban
GREEN-8 CENTER ONLY !
SHOP SUNDAY 12 TO 5
Bigger Juliet Suburban
Has French Accent
and
SATURDAY 9:30 to 9!
A Country French motif, baro-
que and crystal chandeliers, par-
quet floors and natural recessed
lighting, are decorating features of
the new Juliet Suburban store at
Green-8 Shopping Center.
The store is double the size of
its former facility, and there are
20 fitting rooms, complete altera-
tion department to assure fast
service and a new "Young Genera-
tion" department. In addition,
there is a white and gold "salon
within a salon," featuring after-
five gowns. Outside store windows
are so divided as to highlight
Adolph Gottlieb's Art
separate ensembles.
to Be Shown Here
Open every day of the year,
Gertrude Kasle Gallery will pre- Juliet Suburban has many famous
label
sent the first exhibition in Detroit prices. fashions and items at special
of Adolph Gottlieb's paintings and
tapestries March 1-30.
Green-8 Center Only!
Last winter, the Whitney Mu-
seum of American Art and the
Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
gave Gottlieb retrospective exhibi-
tions simultaneously. His paintings
are in the Detroit Institute of Arts,
and
Flint Institute of Arts and the Art
Institute of Chicago. Gottlieb's
work is also in the collection of
the Metropolitan Museum of Art,
the Museum of Modern Art, the
Whitney, Albright Knox Art Gal-
lery and many others.
u .
Sunday
Saturday!
Green-8 Center Only
Sunday
and
Saturday!
CRUISE
DRESS
CLEAN UP!
Were $55 . . . Now $27.50
2 DAYS
HAND BAG
SALE!
reg. $10.50 to $12.50
'13"
CHARGE
IT !
Security,
Mich.
Bankard,
Juliet
Famous Label
Imported Prints
Sizes 6 to 16
FALL
SPORTSWEAR
CLEAN UP!
PATENTS !
LEATHERS!
Black, Navy, Bone White
Were $10 to $40
Now 1/2
F
1/ 2
$2.50 to $10
SUNDAY
SUNDAY
and
and
SATURDAY!
SATURDAY!
Choice of
the House !
EVERY
Winter Coat !
NOW
EXACTLY I/2 PRICE !
Green-8 Center Only!
GREENFIELD-8 MILE RDS.