26—Friday, October 17, 1969

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Ad a s Shalom Fashion Show Afoot

A Bill Blass original of French gold-shot gunmetal lace being
modeled here will be among the fashions to be shown at the annual
donor luncheon-fashion show planned by Adas Shalom Sisterhood
noon Oct. 29 at the synagogue. Looking on are donor coordinators
Mrs. Iferm:m Canner (left) and Mrs. Bernard Soble. Proceeds from
the event will go toward the building fund of Adas Shalom.

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The Sisterhood of Adas Shalom
Synagogue will bridge the fashion
generation gap at its annual honor
luncheon and fashion festival noon
Oct. 29 at the synagogue.
Mrs. Carl B. Lichtenstein, presi-
dent. said this event is for the
young in heart, the young in mind
and the young in spirit. Donor co-
ordinators Mrs. Herman Canner
and Mrs. Bernard Soble have ar-
ranged music, prizes and favors
to enhance the program.
Mrs. David J. Miller, vice presi-
dent of ways and means, is chair-
man of the sisterhoods only fund-
raising project. Participating with
her arm Mesdames Alex Barth,
liaison( Young 'N' Marrieds;
George Fleischer, sponsor chair-
man; Abe Cherrin and Ira G. Kauf-
man, ticket co-chairmen; Harry
Portner, publicity; Morris N. Pos-
ner, donor treasurer; Theodore
Thomas, memoriams; Baruch Ul-
rych, luncheon chairman, and Wil-
lia m Zimmerman, scholarship
chairman.
Captains working with the ticket
co-chairmen are Mesdames Nor-'
man Allan. Alex Barth, Robert
Dunsky, Barney Golden, Philip
Helfman, Joseph Katchke, J. Stew-

Aa ny Schad's Betrothal.
(o Bria Kott nnounced

art Linden, George Liss, Joseph
Markel. A. I. Morrison. Harry Port-
ner. Martin Share and William
Zuckerstein.
The entire proceeds from this
luncheon will go to the new syn-
agogue structure in Farmington.
For reservations, call the syna-
gogue office, UN 4 - 7474 or the
ticket co-chairmen, Mrs. Cherrin,
353-7306, or Mrs. Ira G. Kaufman,
UN 2-9142.

Ca role Rocklin to Wed
Seiden of New York

MISS CAROLE ROCKLIN

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rocklin of
Fargo Ave. announce the engage-
ment of their daughter Carole
Marcia to Jeffrey E. Seiden, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Seiden of the
Bronx.
The bride-elect is a graduate of
Henry Ford Community College of
Nursing. Mr. Seiden received his
bachelor degree at City College of
New York, and is a PhD candidate
in economics at City University of
New York.
A June 7 wedding is planned.

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Brandeis Film Expert, Prof. David Hardy, to Address Women's Unit Here

Prof. David Keith Hardy, award-
winning documentary film pro-
ducer and chairman of Brandeis
University's Theater Arts Film
Workshop depart-
. ment, will be the
guest speaker at
the opening meet-
ing of the Greater
Detroit Chapter
of Brandeis Uni-
versity National
Women's Com-
mittee 1 p.m. Oct.
at the Studio 6
Theater.
Hardy
He comes to
the Detroit Chapter" "From Be-
hind the Iron Curtain," where he
spent the summer attending film
seminars in both Czechoslovakia
and Poland.
A member of the Brandeis fac-
utly since 1967, Hardy produced
"India-Writings in the Sand,"
which won both the Overseas Press
Club and Prix de Rome Awards in
1966.
Mrs. Aubrey Goldman, chapter
president. invites the public to
hear Hardy, who will be presented
to the guests at a coffee hour fol-
lowing the program.
Mrs. Phillip Mareuse is program
chairman. Mrs. Lawrence Weiner,

'If It's Thrilling'
It Must Be JNF

administrative vice president, is
assisting with arrangements, aided
by Mrs. Stuart Mittenthal and Mrs.
Ivan Scholnick.
Brady has been producer, direc-
tor, commentator, reporter and
.writer for all major networks; he
has an established reputation both
as radio director and correspond-
ent; and he has made major con-
tributions to Time, Life, Look, and
the Saturday Review of Literature.
Brady has lectured coast to coast
on an urban renewal film that he
produced at the request of the
American Council to Improve Our
I Neighborhoods.
A captain in Britain's Royal Ma-
rine Commandos during World
War II, Hardy saw services behind
the lines in Europe and the Far
East and has subsequently report-
ed and filmed wars and political
events around the world.

He was born in Northern Ireland,
educated at Trinity College, Dub-
lin, and came to the United States
in 1950.
He was recently elected presi-
dent of the University Film Study
Center,. which includes members
from Brandeis, Boston University,
Yale, Harvard, MIT and Smith
College.

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"SWEETEST DAY" DANCE

Featuring the music of George Grossett's Orchestra • •

Saturday — October 12th — 9:00 p.m. at

Oak Park Community Center — 14300 Oak Park Blvd.

Refreshments — Social Mixers
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"If It's Thrilling, It Must Be
Israel" is the title of an original
skit to be presented at an open
membership and Blue Box meet-
ing noon Tuesday at Cong. Bnai
Moshe. Reading over the script
are its authoress, Mrs. Ira G.
Kaufman (center), Mrs. Albert
Posen (left), president, and Mrs.
Frank Silverman, Blue Box
chairman, who asked that all
members and friends bring their
boxes for clearance. Mrs. Jules
Kraft, program chairman, said
the skit will be dramatized
by members who participated in
the second annual JNF Study
Mission to Israel this summer.
Dessert luncheon win be served
by Mrs. Irving Schlussel and her
committee. Head of the member-
ship drive, Mrs. Samuel Wexler,
asked members to bring a new
member.

Yeshiva Women Plan
Donor Luncheon

Final plans have been made by
Mrs. Leo Laufer, chairman for the
annual donor luncheon of Ladies of
Yeshivath Beth Yehudah and
Women's Sabbath League, spon-
sored by Mr. and
Mrs. Norman
Cottler noon Oct.
28 at Cong. Beth
Abraham.
The invocation
will be given by
Mrs. Edward
Levi n. Guest
speaker will be
Rabbi James
Gordon of
Oak Woods
Young I s r a e 1.
Mrs. Laufer
Eric Rosenow will perform.
For reservations call Mrs. Arthur
Culler, 543-7861 or Mrs. Solomon
Oppen, UN. 2-5381. Mrs. Milton
Winston is president.

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SOUTHWOODS C HA PTE R,
MISS NANCY SCHILD
Women's American ORT, will send
A Dec. 28 wedding is planned proceeds to ORT schools from its
by Nancy Bertha Schild and Brian evening with the Ice Follies at
Joseph Knit.
6:30 p.m. Nov. 16 at Olympia
The bride-elect is the daughter Stadium. For tickets to the family
of Mrs. Use Schild of North Park affair, cab Lois Sandberg, 353-6699,
Dr., Southfield, and the late Mr. or Sylvia Gallant, 543+4787.
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Fred J. Schild. The prospective
bridegroom is the son of Mr. and
JEWISH WOMEN EUROPEAN
Mrs. Benjamin S. Kott of Westland WELFARE ORGANIZATION will
Ave., Southfield.
hold a luncheon board meeting at Dance to Bring Back '40s
Miss Schild is a senior in the noon on Monday at the home of
The Married Couples Club of
college of architecture and design Mrs. Jacob Frankel, 19181 Meyers. Adas Shalom will hold a "Forties
at the University of Michigan. Mr. The occasion will honor the en- Dance" at 9 p.m., Oct. 25, at the
Katt is a senior in the U-M law gagement of Fannie Leebove's synagogue. There will be refresh-
schooL
granddaughter.
ments and entertainment.

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ANTIQUE SHOW
FLEA MARKET

and

Michigan State Fairgrounds
Community Arts Building

OCTOBER 17, 18, 19, 1969
Friday & Saturday — 1 P.M. - 10 P.M.
Sunday 1 P.M. - 7 P.M.

65 Dealers

$1.00 Admission

The Sisterhood of the Adas Shalom Synagogue

Cordially invites the

YOUNG IN HEART, MIND AND SPIRIT

to attend the ANNUAL DONOR LUNCHEON

and ECLECTIC FASHION FESTIVAL

presented by Bonwit Teller

Wednesday, October 29th at 12 noon

Social Hall, 7045 Curtis Ave.

Music

Door Prizes

Favors

Your Contribution is Tax Deductible

For Reservations Cage

Mrs. Zr. (3. Kaufman
UN 3-9142

Synagogue Office
UN 4-7474

Mrs. Abe Cherrha
353-7301

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