Annual City of Hope Dinner-Dance
to Include Barry Si sters on Program

18—Friday, October 10, 1969
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Grand Rapids
News Notes

Oct. 10-- Lisa Sutton Bat Mitzva

The singing Barry Sisters will
headline the 7th annual City of I
j Hope dinner-dance at the Raleigh !
House 6:30 p.m.. Oct. 19.
Veteran show business perform- i
ers, the Barry Sisters have tray-

of the City of Hope sponsors the

annual dinner for the suport of

City of Hope. a free, nonsectarian
hospital and medical center. The

by-invitation-only guest list has

Oct. 14—Ahavas Israel Sisterhood

been expanded to permit many

Oct. 15—USY Executive Board

more to participate. The entire fa-
cility of the Raleigh House will

oct. 15 -- Bnai Brith Women's
Board
Out. 17—Dan Jacobson Bar Mitzva

be utilized.

David Same, son of Mr. and
Mrs. F. S. Sarne. was one of 11
East Grand Rapids seniors recently
named as 1969-70 Merit Scholar-
ship semifinalists. Final selection
will be announced in April.

Mr. and „Mrs. Paul Holman
Leven announce the marriage of
their daughter Catherine Suzanne
to Hugh Minor Williams Jr.. who
is with the U.S. Air Force at Clark
Air Field, Manila.

Charles Levi n. age 84. of
Phoenix. formerly of Grand Rap-
ids, died Sept. 25. Surviving are
t w o daughters. M r s. Victor
(Eleanor) Ableson and Mrs. Bern-
and (Ruth) Gerson of Grand Rap-
ids; and two gran dchildren.

Lansing, Dateline

Oct. 23 is the date set for the
opening session of the adult edu-
cation class of Shaarey Zedek
Synagogue. Rabbi Philip Frankel
will discuss "Behind the Scenes of
Jewish Holidays," a study in depth
of all important holidays in the
Jewish calendar.
-
.

BERN, Switzerland (JTA) —
Switzerland has expelled the Is-
raeli military attache Col. Zvi Alon

in connection with the alleged
theft of plans for the Mirage III-
S jet engines manufactured by the
Sulzer plant in Winterthur under
license from the French firm of
Marcel Dassault. The expulsion
order linked Col. Alon and his pre-

•

THE BARRY SISTERS

elect to almost every country since
launching their career in Brook-
lyn.

Claire and Merna Barry devel-
oped their talents via radio and
performed in such supper clubs
as the Persian Room in New York.
Their repertoire includes songs in
Russian, Romanian, Greek, Span-
ish, German, Hebrew and Yiddish.
Their Russian is particularly fluent
from the Ed Sullivan tour of the

Soviet Union.
The Detroit Businessmen's group

The new cancer-fighting Thera-
tron-80 is City of Hope's second
cobalt unit for radiation treat-
ment. With 1,300,000 electron
volts of energy, the unit features
remote control panel, motorized
treatment head and other new
design elements for maximum
efficiency and patient comfort.

Attorney
General Hans Walder, Frauen-
to receiving
knecht confessed
$200,000 from Israel for the blue-
prints, models and tooling instruc-
tions. They were packed in 20
crats which Frauenknecht alleg-
edly smuggled across the Rhine by
barge to Israeli agents in West
Germany.
Walder made his charges pub-
lic Sept. 26. Israeli officials in
Jerusalem said at the time that
they had no knowledge of Frauen-
knecht and refused further com-
ment.
The Mirage III - S is said to be
an improved version of the Mirage
IV supersonic jet, backbone of Is-
rael's combat airforce. Fifty Mir-
age V jets which Israel bought
and paid for have not been deliv-
ered by France owing to the arms
embargo imposed by former Pres-
ident Charles de Gaulle two years
ago.

The sisterhood of Shaarey Zedek
will hold its annual buffet dinner
Nov. 9 at the synagogue. Open to
the community, as well as out - of -

towners, this event is attended by
hun&reds from throughout the state
of 'Michigan. Traditional foods are ;
servCil and prepared by sisterhood :
membsffs.

*

The annual United Jewish Ap-
peal dinner Oct. 19 will be preceded
by a champagne cocktail party
hosted by the Greater Lansing
UJA hoard of directors. Dr. David
Kahn. president of the Lansing
UJA, announces that commentator
David Schoenbrun and the former
Miss Israel, Rina Kishon, will be
introduced to the community at
this cocktail party. Schoenbrun
will be the evening's speaker.
. *

Lansing Hadassah is planning
its biannual rummage sale Oct. 27
and 28.

Neu,

From

Dow nriver

Rabbi Josef Zeitin spoke Tues-
day to the sisterhood of Beth El
Baptist Church, Southgate, on the

subject "Putting Love Into Deeds
and Making It Real."
• • •

Beth Isaac Sisterhood, under
President Mrs. Pat!: Sadick, will
'Serve as hostesses at the opening
delegate assembly of the Jewish
Community Council Thursday at

the Jewish Center, Detroit.

When our integrity declines, our
taste does also.
La Rochefougauld.

Sept. 23.
According to Swiss

The first Sunday morning brunch
and study group of Shaarey Zedek
Synagogue will be held Oct. 26
it was announced by the chairman.
Mrs. Abram Barch. She is assisted
Mrs. Sydney Goodman. The
by
first session will be a discussion
of Hasidism. Bagels and coffee
will be served.

Cone!. Beth Isaac Religious
School will henceforth hold ses-
sions 10 a.m. Sunday and 5 p.m.
Wednesday. with all students
studying the same subjects.
Enrollment is still under way.
Students from kindergarten age to
Bar Mitzva will study Hebrew,
Bible, Jewish history, customs and
traditions on both days.
• • •

ISRAEL'S LOCATION
Israel, on the western edge of
Asia, is a land-bridge between
Europe and Africa. Its major Med-
iterranean ports are at Haifa and
Asia. Israel shares frontiers with
in the
- Lebanon in the north, Syria
northeast, Jordan in the east and
Egypt in the southwest, deter-
mined at present tik the cease-
fire agreement of June 1967.

decessor with Alfred Frauen-
knecht, an employe of Sulzer, who
was arrested for the theft on

t

t

Swiss Oust Israeli
in Connection With
Alleged Espionage

Create large excitement with your bagels,
sandwiches, party dips and snacks,
Spread them with Kraft Whipped Cream Cheeses--•
the "easy spreaders," even when cold.
Look for them In Kraft's handy, reusable,
aluminum bowls—in your grocer's dairy case.

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