JWV Activities
ROBERT J. RAFELSON POST
and AUXILIARY will hold a sum-
mer social 8 p.m. Tuesday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Rose,
30554 Southfield, Apt. 238. Accord-
ing to Post Commander Sam Solo-
mon and President Mrs. Alvin
Stern, the evening will begin with a
swim hour at the Country Corners
swimming pool, after which re-
freshments will be served indoors.
This will be the final meeting for
the group prior to the national con-
vention in Los Angeles, Aug. 17-24.
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BLOCH-ROSE POST and AUXIL-
IARY have planned a wienie roast
and splash party 4 p.m. Sunday at
the home of Betty Katzman, 15211
Joan, Oak Park. Spouses are in-
vited. There will be a nominal ad-
mission charge For information,
call Auxiliary President Miriam
Lawrence, UN 2-1467.
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JWVA to Bring
Color to Lives of
NeedyChildren
Judith Ochs and Fiance
Set December Date
MORTON A. SILVERMAN, DE
TROIT POST will hold its first
post-election meting 10 a.m. Sunday
at the JWV Building. Members will
plans the coming year's activities.
Brunch will be served.
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LT. RAYMOND ZUSSMAN AUX-
ILIARY will service the Allen Park
Veterans Hospital Thursday. Mem.
bers participating are Mrs. Seema
Fischel, president; Mrs. Lii Prevz-
ner, Mrs. Bess Goldberg and Mrs.
Faye Katz. Entertainment will be
provided along with prizes. Re-
freshments will be served.
youngsters under treatment at the Year by the Michigan Dental Asso-
institution. Mrs. Leonard Schreiber ciation. "Dr. Bloom has not only
made the draperies from fabric served his community, but also his
donated by a local firm.
country in contributing to interna-
JWVA is the only organization tional good will," according to the
presently servicing the Children's citation. "The culmination of this
man's dedication to humanity has
Psychiatric Division, according to
been his participation in Project
Mrs. Irving Weintraub, child wel-
HOPE."
An associate professor in the
department of anatomy at Wayne
State University's school of medi-
cine, Dr. Bloom is a member of
the Project HOPE board of direc-
tors and vice chairman of its
medical advisory board.
For 20 years, he has participated
On Aug. 13, the department will
fare chairman. The women have
donated a movie projector, toys,
games and clothing. The draper-
ies will be received by Drs. Ed-
ward L. Klarman and Alvin B.
Michaels, representing the Chil-
dren's Service of the Detroit Psy-
chiatric Institute.
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MISS JUDITH OCHS
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ochs of Con-
necticut Ave., Southfield, announce
the engagement of their daughter
Judith to Andrew Robert Ellias, son
of Dr. and Mrs. Sydney Ellias of
Shrewsbury Rd.
Miss Ochs is a senior in the
school of education at Eastern
Michigan University. Mr. Ellias is
a graduate of Wayne State Univer-
sity where he was affiliated with
Tau Epsilon Phi Fraternity. He
presently attends the Chicago
School of Osteopathy where he is
affiliated with Lambda Omicron
Gamma Fraternity.
A Dec. 27 wedding is planned.
The good ship SS HOPE, which
in nine years has brought medical
relief to more than 2,000,000 people
on four continents, will sail for
Tunisia late this
month, again with
the assistance of
a dedicated De-
troit oral surgeon
Dr. Herbert J.
Bloom.
Dr. Bloom, who
has served Proj-
ect .HOPE in
many capacities
since its founding,
was a member of Zuckerman Buys 80 Pct.
a medical survey of Wine Distributor Firm
team which visit-
Paul Zuckerman. chairman and
The Department of Michiagn
JWVA Ladies Auxiliary will con-
tinue its service to needy children
through the summer months, with
two special child welfare projects
culminating this month, stated De-
partment President Mrs. Sol Gold-
berg.
Representatives of Michigan's 12
auxiliaries will meet 2 p.m. Wednes-
ed Tunisia in
day to travel to Herman Kiefer
March to tour
Hospital for the presentation of 60
Bloom medical facili-
yards of draperies to the Children's ties and interview doctors and
Psychiatric Division of the hospital. government officials.
The draperies him been hand-
A veteran of nine voyages with
sewn for the playroom, which is the HOPE ship, Dr. Bloom recently
the only recreation area for the was named Dentist Citizen of the
present new toys and games suit-.
able for the mentally retarded to
the Detroit Society for the Mentally
Retarded, 51 W. Warren. The toys
are intended for both the nursery
divsion on Southfield Rd. and the
Children's Division.
This presentation is part of a
project of the national auxilary
"Tons of Toys" program wherein
toys will be presented to children's
institutions around the nation simul-
taneously. The choice of recipient
institutions was left to the local
units, states Mrs. Goldberg. The
project was inauguarted by Nation.
al President Mrs. Ellen Kaplan and
has been planned to culminate
across the country the week prior
to the national convention in Los
Angeles.
Single young adults age 23-35 who
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SS Hope's Latest
Mission Aided by
Dr. Herbert Bloom
Singles Bridge to Begin
in the graduate teaching program
at the University of Michigan, and
through his efforts, oral surgery
teaching programs have been es-
tablished at two Detroit hospitals.
He has been honored by several
foreign countries and by the Amer-
ican Society of Oral Surgeons.
Book Couzens Opens New
Office in Northland Plaza
Book Couzens Travel Service this
week - moved to larger quarters at
1 Northland Plaza, Southfield.
When the agency came into exist-
ence in 1958, with Maurice Sell and
Charles Randolph purchasing the
then branch office of Book Travel,
the staff consisted of two girls. To-
day, with a professional staff of 12,
it is one of the largest travel agen-
cies in the Midwest with an annual
sales volume in excess of $2,000,-
000.
The agency handles individual
as well as group travel. For serv-
ice, call 358-3300.
Carl Levin Campaign HQ
Turns to Art for Funds
The Carl Levin for Council head-
quatrers, 1539 E. Lafayette, has
been turned into an art gallery by
13 Detroit women. It will remain a
gallery through Election Day, and
commissions on paintings sold will
help to finance the Carl Levin cam-
paign.
The kickoff today will be a "Poli-
Art Champagne Preview" which
also will raise funds for Levin, 35-
year-old attorney who is seeking a
Common Council seat in his first
bid for public office.
president of Velvet Food Products,
Inc., one of the country's largest
independent peanut butter makers,
announced the purchase of the
major share of O'Donnell Import-
ing Co., wine and liquor distribu-
tors in Michigan.
The 80 per cent purchase, he
said, was the first step in a plan by
Zuckerman for small companies to
band together in a single organiza-
tion. Zuckerman will become chair_
man of O'Donnell's board of direc-
tors.
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