Friday, Octobe r 3, 1 969-2

Sandra Sliqpiro. Bridt.
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Cictivrttes in Society .

'Torch Drive Gets Pre-Campaign Boost

Mrs. Charles Levy has been ap-
pointed to assist the headmaster of
Ilillel Day School in the adminis-
tration of the school, it was an-
nounced by Robert Kasle, chair-
man of the school's personnel com-
mittee.,
As assistant principal, Mrs. Levy
will supervise the general studies
program. She was.ilscluated from
WaYne State Univers V, where she
received a degree in art education.
I After teaching for several years in
Detroit and Livonia public schools.
site joined the teaching staff at

A number of Detro;tr rs attended the Golda Meir dinner at the
es. York Monday evening, sponsored by
WaldcrtAstoria Hotel I
the United Jewish Appeal, Israel Bond Organization and other Jewish
bodies. The Detroiters included Mr. and Mrs. Robert • Brody, Sidney
Fields. Max Fisher, Dr. Leon From, Fronk E. Fitzsimmons, Louis E.
Leritan. Isaac Lineal:, ,1r. and Mrs. Max Nosunchtik, Mrs. Morris L.
I Schauer. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Silverman, Dr. and Mrs. Morris Stark man,
Mr. and Mrs, Max Stoll»mn, Phillip Stollman and Pon I Zuckerman,

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Detroit Jewish Folk Chorus will
open its season with a banquet 6
p.m.. Oct. 12 at the Jewish Music
Center. There will be musical
entertainment.
New singers for the chorus are
invited to audition 8:30 p.m. Mon-
days at the Jewish Music Center,
according to director Harvey
Schreibman.

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Detroit Pioneer Wonien to Send 75 to Convention Dt:

Some 75 delegates from the De-.
troit area will attend Pioneer
Women's national convention Oct.
12.15 at the Shoreham Hotel, Wash-
ington, D.C.
The biennial convention will fea-
ture a major address by Itzhak
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ill..1171son iu December

Mrs. Hauser Describes
Mid East Refugee Plight

In an evaluative report on the
conditions of refugees in the
Middle East, Mrs. Rita Hauser,
speaking Tuesday to an overflow
audience of Hadassah women, de-
scribed her findings among both
the newcomers to Israel and the
Arab refugees.
Emphasizing the human needs,
she indicated that there is a great
need for action to solve problems
involving Jews who had come to
Israel from Moslem countries as
well as the Arab refugees.
In her description Of the condi-
tions of Arabs in territories occu-
pied by Israel after the Six-i);'
War. Mrs. liauser asserted that
she found the prisons to be clean,
well kept and the Arabs well
treated by Israel.

Folk Chorus Schedules
Banquet to Open Season

A luncheon, honoring Mrs. Nettie Wineman on her 83rd birthday,
PARTY ACCESSORIES
was given at Topinka's Sept. 11 by her daughter, Mrs. Victor )Floe -
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once) Livelier. Mrs. Willman is a former Detroiter who now resides
Wa.
in Van Nuys, Calif. The luncheon was attended by guests from
Beverly Hills, Calif., Flint and Pontiac, as well as Mrs. Wineman's **,)‘
numerous friends and relations from the Detroit area. Mrs. Wineman
maintains a vigorously active interest in the Studio City Chapter of the
At a meeting of United Foundation advance gifts leaders are
Mrs. Levy served as president
City of Hope. and the Reseda. Calif. Home for the Aged. Her other (from left) Mrs. Arthur Rice of Bloomfield Hills; Mrs. John 'S. Judd
of Birmingham; Mrs. David Handleman and Mrs. Eugene J. Arnfeld, of the Hillel Teacliers' Association
interests include Hadassah and oirr.
past
Marguerite Kozenn Chajes returned to Oak Park for a short visit both of Detroit. Mrs. Rice and Mrs. Artifeiti are team captains in the for the last two years. She 'is Grand
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with her- family after attending the Vienna, Munich and Salzburg .women's division headed by Mrs. Handleman, Mrs. Judd is advance chairman of the Michigan
Music
chairman
for
women's
teams.
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advance
gifts
committee
Opera
Association.
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Levys
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gifts vice
festivals. At the latter, Israeli Eliahu Inbal conducted the Vienna Phil-
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children,
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harmonic Orchestra with Bruno Leonhard Gelber of Argentina as
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pianist. On Oct. 12, Radio Basel, Switzerland, will broadcast an hour- to the official opening of the Torch Drive, Oct. 14. Continuing through attending Hillel Day School.
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long interview with Mrs. Chajes, interspersed with musical examples Nov. 6, the drive's goal is $28,975,000 for nearly 200 health and
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En route from Paris to New York, after vacationing this summer -? ■ -.-4.;..;;;.;.;.i....
in Israel, Rome and Paris, Elaine Todd of Lichfield Ave. Met her •
father, Herman T. Beckenstein of Philadelphia, on the plane. The two :11:,
had not seen each other for seven years, and neither knew of the
other's transatlantic vacation Plans. After returning home, Miss Todd
hosted her mother, Mrs. Reba Handelman of Phoenix, whom she had
not seen in six years. .
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Silverstone of Sussex Ave., Oak Park, will cele-
brate their 40th wedding anniversary Nov. 16, They are taking a trip It;
through Europe and Israel in honor of the occasion.
The Ruda Family Club will meet for its annual Sukkot open house
Sunday in the sukka of Abraham Ruda, 24720 Parklawn, Oak Park.

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In a ceremony at Cong. Beth
Achim, Sandra Sharpiro became
the bride of Michael Karl Beresh.
Rabbi Milton Arm and Cantor
Simon Bermanis officiated.
Parents of the couple are Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Shapiro of Fil-
mor Pl., Southfield, and Mr. and
Mrs, Abraham Beresh of Kensing-
ton Ct., Southfield.
The bride wore a gown of peau
de sole and re•embroidered Men-
con lace, designed with a man-
darin neck, short sleeves, and
Aline skirt. Bodice and sleeves
were trimmed with seed pearls
and crystals and a hemline of
lace ended in a chapel train.
A half•hat of matching lace
trimmed with seed pearls and
crystals held her chapel-length
veil of illusion. She carried a
bouquet of roses and Stephanotis
on her confirmation Bible.
Cheryl Shapiro served her sister
as maid of honor. Bridesmaids
were Elaine Beresh, Sharla Gould,
Paula Lichtig, Helene Friedman.
Suzi Cohen and Gayl Beresh.
Lawrence Beresh served his
brother as best man, and ushers
included Sanford Siporin, David
Kaplan, Drew Lieberwitz, Harvey
Stybel, Kenneth Beresh and Stan
Liebowitz.
The couple honeymooned in Mi-
ami Beach and Nassau.

Mrs. Charles. Levv
Hillel Asst. Principal

Rabin, Israel- ambassador to the
U.S. Other events scheduled for
the four-day affair will be work-
shops and sessions on American
affairs, American-Jewish and Zion-
ist issues, as well as organization-
al meetings and conferences.
Leading the delegation will be ;i1R
Mesdames Aaron Katzman, coun-
cil president; Sam Fishman, Sam
Wasserman, Moe Saslove and Ger-
ald Goldberg, vice presidents;
Norman Leemon, Milton Weiss and
Morris L. Schager, national board 7
members.
Delegates include the following: :; A
Club One—Mesdames Sophie Shapiro,

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Sol Lewin, Esther Mintz, David Sislin,
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Shkolnick, Esther Grad, Hannah Jacobs
and Adele Mondry.
Club Two—Mrs. Rebbeca Krasno and ;10.
Mrs. Israel Serling, president. Avodah— ;
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Mesdames Beril Bloom, president; Mor- ;
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Chana Czenesh —Mesdames Anne
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Med and Jack Malamud. Deganla—Mrs.
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Israel—Mrs. Moe Saslove. Kinneret—
Mrs. Rebecca Warren, president, and
Mrs. Nathan Weinstein.
Massada—Mrs. Mark Rovner and Mrs.
Ben Boren. Neghah—Mesdames Aiwa-
ham Primack, Ralph Feinberg, David
Schrage, president, and Morris Kimmel.
Sharona — Mesdames Herman Ozrovitz,

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A Dec. 14 wedding is planned.

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