THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
24—Friday, October 31, 1969

Local Women Listed
in Latest Who's Who •

, Several local women are in-
cluded in the just-released sixth
edition of Marquis' "Who's Who of.
American Women with World'
Notables."
Listed are Mrs. Leonard Weiner,
national president of the National
Council of Jewish Women; Mrs. •
Louis Redstone, past president of
the Detroit Round Table of Chris-
tians and Jews woinen's division;
Mrs. Harry Perlis, marriage coun-
selor; Mrs. Leonard Lewis, former
president of the Franklin-Wright
Settlement and a member of the
Oakland planning division of United
Community Services.
Also, Helen Levy (Mrs. Benja-
min Welling), interior designer;
Mrs. David Kliger, lecturer in
speech at Mercy College and Uni-
versity of Detroit; and Mrs. Har-
old Dubin, city editor of The Jew-
ish News.

Pioneer Women's Week Proclaimed

Proclaiming
National Pioneer
Women's Week
Nov. 2-8 is South-
field's Mayor
Norman W. Fed-
er with Mrs.
Gerald Goldberg,
vice-president of
organization
(left) and Mrs.
Aaron Katzman,
president. Pion-
eer Women pro-
vide almost half
of all social ser-
vices for Israeli
women and chil-
d r e n, including
schools, nurses
training centers,
day nurseries, summer camps

(Inver-Brodsky 1
to Be Said in janua ry
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MISS BEVERLY UNGER

easy as
c AlefDais

As Joe E. Ross found out, you
just spread out dough, spread
on sauce, sprinkle on cheese,
pop in oven for 20 minutes
and ...00...00...you've made
a pizza that's just as good as
you've ever eaten. Real
Italian ta'am!

Mr. and Mrs. Hunt H. Unger of
Evanston, Ill., announce the en-
gagement of their daughter Bev-
erly Susan to Allan Sanford Brod-
sky, son of Mr. and Mrs. Abra-
i ham Brodsky of Rutherford Ave.
Miss Unger attends Michigan
State University where she is ma-
joring in psychology. Mr. Brodsky
is a graduate of MSU.
A Jan. 10 wedding is planned.

Odessa Donor Event

Odessa Progressive Society in-
vites friends to the annual child
rescue donor
luncheon at 12:30
p.m. Tuesday, at
the Raleigh
House.
T h e musical
program will fea-
ture lyric so-
prano Marylin
Krouse, accom-
panied by pianist
Marcia Tanzman
Miss Krouse
in a medley of
Israeli and English folk songs.
For reservations, call ticket chair
than Rose Teitelbaum, BR 3-5567
Or donor chairman Regina Litt
BR 2-0333.

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Mrs. Scott Re-Elected by Fresh Air Society

Katzen, Alan E. Luckoff and Dr.
John J. Pollack.
The Fresh Air Society is moving
its office Monday to the Esther
Berman Building, 18977 Schaefer.
The society has been located at
Vice president is Sol G. Kurtz-
the Jewish Center.
man; secretary, Sidney J. Winer;
and treasure r, Dr. Oscar D.
YOUR CANDID COLOR
Schwartz.
The nominating committee con-
sisted of Mrs. Arnold E. Frank:
WILL BE
chairman, Mrs. Maurice P. Mey-
ers, Robert Kasle, Maxwell E.

Members of the Fresh Air Soc-
cicty board of directors have re-
elected Mrs. Julian H. Scott to
her third term as president for a
one year term.

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Musicale to Herald
Music Study Club's
Annual Concert

Music Study Club of Detroit will
hold a pre-concert musicale tea
noon Tuesday at the home of Mrs.
Milton J. Miller, 17580 Fairway.
Mrs. Jacob S. Sauls, past presi-
dent and current scholarship com-
mittee chairman of the club, said
guest artists for
the afternoon will
be Annette Cha-
jes, mezzo-sopra-
no, and Julius
Chajes, compos-
er, concert pian-
ist and conductor
of the Center
Symphony Orch-
estra. This event
is open to pur-
Chajes chasers of patron
tickets for the Annual Artist Con-
cert. which will take place 8:15
p.m. Nov. 16 at the Oak Park
High School auditorium.
Now in its 45th year, Music
Study Club has presented some
47 young musicians many of whom
have received national and inter-
national recognition in their field.
Among them are Martha Lipton,
vocalist with the Metropolitan
Opera; Jerome Rosen, violinist
and concert master of the Detroit
Symphony; Ruth Meckler Laredo,
pianist; Joseph Silverstein, violin-
ist and concertmaster of the Bos-
ton Symphony; Muriel Greenspan,
operatic singer who received ac-
claim in Italy this past summer;
and Itzhak Perlman, and Pinchas
Zukerman, renowned violinists.
The two artists who will ap-
pear at the concert this year are
Isidor Saslav, violinist and pres-
ently co-concertmaster with
Mischa Mischakoff of the Balti-
more Symphony; and Maria
Ewing, Detroit - born mezzo-so-
prano who recently won the dis-
trict competitions of the Metro-
politan Opera.
Mrs. Joseph M. Markel. presi-
dent, announces the following key
people active on the concert com-
mittee: Mesdames Ben Meckler,
coordinator; Max Reich, concert
chairman; Morris Rosman and
Sigmund Cohen. patron co-chair-
men; Fred Burnstein, chairman,
and Frank Barcus and E. Lewis
Hennes, vice chairmen, tickets;
Felix Rosenwach, chairman, and
Saul Schmidt, vice chairman, spe-
cial arrangements; Seymour Bod-
ner, telephone squad; Ezra Lip-
kin, public relations; Jacob S.
Sauls, program; and Herbert S.
Eskin, Music for Israel.
Others are Mesdames Norman
Allan, Lawrence Berman, Philip
Donon, Henry Gall, Mark Howard,
Jack Mash, Milton J. Miller, Lou-
is P. Miller, Maurice Morse, Ar-
thur S. Purdy, Jack Scherr, Jer-
ome Stasson and Henry Weinberg.
Information on patron, general ad-
mission and student tickets may
be directed to Mrs. Reich, VE
5-6127.

Violinist IVRY GITLIS will ap-
pear with the Detroit Symphony
Orchestra November 6 and 8 at
8:30 in Ford Auditorium. It will
be Gillis' first appearance with
the .orttbestra...,

From LONDON, ENGLAND

ZAN GILBERT
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to your Individual Taste"

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