Paul Zuckerman Named Chairman of JNF Dinner in Honor of Cohn David P. Zack, chairman of the the dinner and the Irwin I. and Jewish National Fund Council of Sadie Cohen Forest will be planted Detroit, this week announced the in Israel with proceeds from the appointment of Paul Zuckerman as annual event. chairman of the annual dinner, to Invitations to the dinner are be- be held at the Shaarey Zedek June ing issued this week, and those . 11. desiring to attend are urged to Irwin I. Cohn will be honored at make their reservations promptly. Open House Wednesday to Take Place in New Israel Bond Office The Women's Division open house at the new Israel Bond of- fice. 24611 Greenfield, Southfield, will be held 10 a.m. Wednesday, instead of Monday, it was an- nounced by Mrs. Morris L. Scha- uer, Women's Division chairman. A continental breakfast will be served at the open house, kick-off of the Israel Bond Fashion Fes- tival Campaign. Mrs. Pearl Nosan, chairman of the All-Israel Fashion Festival-Luncheon, will show a preview film of the fashion show, highli_iht of the year for women's division. This will be the oppor- tunity for Mrs. Nosan to enroll hostesses for the fashion festival. • • • PAUL ZUCKERMAN Mrs. Douglas Schubot to Host JNF Brunch The Gypsy Look— The Gypsy Sound JOCELYN And Her Gypsies A Jewish National Fund Auxili- ary sponsors champagne brunch on 474-7638 behalf of Israel Bonds will be hosted by Mrs. Douglas Shubot noon May 26 at her home, 23150 Twining, South- field. Guest speaker 'V i 1 I be Judith WEDDINGS — BAR MITZVAS / 1 *••• Bain, consul of SPECIAL OCCASIONS Israel in New York, who, with her late hus- Music the Stein-Way band. Harry Bei- 11tr I i n, participated DICK STEIN Mrs. Schubot in every phase of the establishment and development & ORCHESTRA of the state of Israel. The JNF sponsors an annual brunch in advance of the All - Israel Fashion Show-Luncheon to be held June 10 at Cong. Shaarey Zedek, with Mrs. Pearl Nosan, Mrs. Schu- hot's mother, as chairman. 4 to 20 Men Available PHOTOGRAPHY C ARSON ZELTZER CARSON 547-4805 LI 7-2770 PERSONALIZED PARTY FAVORS China & Boutique Items Novelty Pens The newest invitations and party accessories for all oc- casions. MARCIA MASSERMAN 646-6138 Michigan ORT to Install Yavneh to Explore Issue THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, May 9, 1969-29 Mrs. Colton in 2nd Term at Weekend Gathering at Lunch-Fashion Show Detroit chapter of Yavneh, the Following a noon luncheon at Knollwood Country Club May 20, new officers of Women's American ORT in Michigan will be installed. The president, Mrs. Bernard Col- ton, and chairman of the executive committee, Mrs. Paul Borman, will continue in their respective posi- tions for a second term. Installing officer Mrs. Nathan H. Schlafer also will welcome Mesdames Wil- fred Katz, Gerald Stein, Sol Gar- ber, Donald Thal and Bertram Adler, vice presidents; Max Beal, Alfred Meyers, Warren Green- stone and Herman Berlin, secre- taries; Stanley Millman, treasurer; and Leonard Schreiber, parliamen- tarian. Chapter achievement awards for membership, financial and honor roll growth will be presented. Pro- fessional models who are Michigan ORT members will show fashions made in Israel by ORT dress de- sign students and sent to Detroit especially for this occasion. The models include Mesdames Ellis Roth, Sheldon Fuller, Norman Cohen and Lawrenece Hack and Miss Karen Kahn. Chairman of the day Mrs. Harry Solomon will be assisted by Mes- dames Harvey Berman, Gerald Karlin, Robert Kahn and David Tabashnik. Reservations may be mailed to the ORT office, 15900 W. 10 Mile, Southfield. A new line of "fabulous fake jewelry" is at the Switching Post of Women's American ORT, on Livernois near Seven Mile Rd. Proceeds from the sale will go to ORT schools. Among the costume jewelry items are enamel bracelets, ear- rings and pins, belts and chains, ankle and bamboo bracelets and rings. Hours of the Switching Post are 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Monday through Saturday. Stahl-Opermiln Vows to Be Spoken in August At the first signs of Spring, be sure to send your furs and synthetic fur fabrics to your furrier for cold storage. Fur service means more than placing your furs in a cold storage vault. It means furrier expert inspec- tion for open seams, small rips and tears, brushing and steaming. It means a constant even temperature with the right degree of humidity. It means handling gar- ments separately with plenty of "breathing" room so that the air can circulate. Don't keep furs home in a cedar closet as there is neither constant circulation of air nor low enough temperatures to provide safe storage. 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MISS BARBARA STAHL Mr. and Mrs. Morton Stahl of Riverside Dr., Southfield, announce the engagement of their daughter Martha Ellen to Barry Joel Oper- man, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Operman of San Rosa Dr., South- field. Miss Stahl, who attended Keeie University, England, received her degree from the University of Michigan. Her fiance is a graduate of Wayne State University. An August marriage is planned. The Detroit area will be the scene of a variety of activities during the 20th annual observance of ARMED FORCES WEEK, May 12 - 18, according to plans unveiled by Edwin 0. George, president of the Detroit Edison Co. and general chairman of the 1969 Metropolitan Detroit Armed Forces Week Com- mittee. 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