NCJW's Angels to Be Thanked at Ball
The 15th annual Thanksgiving tional Council of Jewsih Women is
Eve "thank you" event of the Na scheduled for Nov. 26 at the Ra-
leigh House.
The Angel Ball is a reward party
honoring members who have con-
tributed $150 in merchandise to
the organiaztion's Resale Shops,
the main sources of revenue sup-
porting the club's service - programs
locally, nationally and overseas.
Detroit Section President Mrs.
Frederick Sh•vin named Mrs. Mel-
vin ltosenhaus as ball chairman.
A mystery boutique will feature
gaily wrapped gifts to be sold. for
half their retail value. Surprise
sift; will range from the practical
Mystery packages to be sold to the frivolus — from utensils to
at the Angel Ball of the Detroit jewelry. Co-chairnien of the 171',
Section, National Council of Jew -
t - r' boutique are Mrs. .lack Pert
ish Women, are wrapped by
ni'ter and Mrs. Harry Straus-.
(from left) 31esdames Robert Dt•eoration chairmen Mrs.
Welling, Herbert Jacob and Ben P.,man and Mrs. Arthur Eckhous
Weintraub. The ball is an annual are working on -a zodiack theme.
Thanksgiving event to be held at
A highlight of the evening will
Raleigh House.
lie a silent auction of a signed
Ch a ga I lithograph.
For more than three decades,
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the Detroit Section has served
the community. Among its proj-
ects - are "Operation Friendship,"
a lounge program for patients on
convalescent leave. from state
mental hospitals, the Orchards,
a residential treatment home for
emotionally disturbed boys; a
kindergarten enrichment and tu-
torial service to Custer Elemen•
tary School: work with the aged;
Women in Community Service,
an interfaith pr o j e c t which
under-
screens and counsels
privileged girls for the Federal
Job Corps; the USO: and a serv-
ice league at Detroit General
Hospital..
NCJW is participating with the
Junior League and Channel 58 to
attract public interest in the new
MISS PEGGY GREENSPAN
26-week television series for chil-
dren, ••Seasame Street. - designed
for pre-school children and aimed
at decreasing the academic
.Mr. and Mrs. l'aul Greenspan 'of
achievement gap between disad-
Robina Ave.. Berkley, announce vantaged and other youngsters. A
the engagement of their daughter
Peggy to Martin Bruce Goldsmith.
son of Mr. and Mrs. David Gold-
smith of Majestic Ave., Oak Park.
The couple plans to marry July
19.
Brown Spider
Is Coming!
The :National Safety Council
warns that the brown recluse,
a shy. nocturnal spider with a dis-
tinguishing violin-shaped band an
its body, gradually is spreading
east and north across the nation.
The one-half-inch-long recluse is
adaptable to every section of the
country and its natural habitat is
indoors, making it a year-round
danger.
Its bite can be deadly. It usually
occurs without warning and is felt
as a mild sting.
A few hours after a victim is
bitten, symptoms appear. They in-
clude pain, swelling and blistering.
Sometimes there is hemorhag-
ing, ulceration, collapsed blood ves-
sels and degeneration of surround-
ing tissue.
second new project is the Oak
Grove Bay Care Center, located at
the Oak Grove M. E.- Church in
Detroit. Council members are co-
operating with members of the
church in setting up modern edu-
cational and recreational facilities
for children, age 3 to 5, to be
cared for five days a week from 7
a.m. to 6 p.m.
Council also provides broad pub-
lic affairs programs as well as
scholarships locally and abroad.
Others who have worked to in-
sure the success of Angel Ball in
elude: Mesdames Harold Kauf-
man. Robert Welling, Morton Sny-
der, Joseph Falk. J. Krandall,
Joseph Klein. Peter Rubin, Ber-
nard Spiegel. Robert Barnett,
Major Siegel. JOel Tauber. Ben
Weintraub. Dan Krouse, Victor .
Shiffman. Oscar Silverman, M.
Morton Barak. Ronald Greenberg
and Norman Robbins.
Charles Feinberg
to Be Honoree at
Hannka Concert
Detroit Friends of Chabad and
Camp Gan Israel will celebrate
with Charles E. Feinberg on the
occasion of his 70th birthday at the
Hanuka Hasidic concert 8 p.m.
Dec. 9 in Ford Auditorium.
The adult and boys choirs. under
the direction of Rabbi Eli Lipsker.
will render the classic Hasidic
melodies, accompanied by musi-
cians and Hasidic dancing. Guest
speaker will be Dr. Velvl W.
Greene of the University of Minne-
sota. Mrs. Emma Schaver is gen-
eral chairman.
For reservations and informa-
tion. call Merkos Inyonei Chinuch,
398-2611.
Research to develop an effective
antidote for the venom of the
brown recluse still is under way.
News for Collegians
Until an antidote can be found.
Jewish college students who wish
the council suggests that people to receive news of current events
learn to recognize the spider and and activities in the community
check clothing and bedding after are invited to place their names
vacationing in areas it inhabits.
on a mailing list by calling the
Jewish Center. DI 1 - 4200, or writ -
CALL 862.3200 FOR
A-OK PEST CONTROL SERVICE ing to Group Services of the Cen-
ter, 18100 Meyers.
EXTERMINATORS
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Sephardic Families Set
Supper and Fun Night
OPEN SUNDAYS 12 TO 5
The Sephardic Community of '
Greater Detroit will present its an-
nual fund-raising dinner in the
form of a - Family Supper and Fun
Night" 5:30 p.m. Sunday in the
community room of the Tel-12
Mall Shopping Center, Southfield.
A full-course dinner will be pre-
pared and served by the sister-
hood. The entertainment will con-
sist of an audience participatim
dance program conthicted by Jack
Barnes. Prospective members and
friends are invited. For informa-
tion. contact Shirley Gormezano,
chairman, LI 7-5768.
Members of the sisterhood serv-
on the dinner committee are
Mr - dames Irving. Abramson. Mar-
,1 Behar, David Chicorel, Jacob
i'hicorel, Salvatore Katan, .1aCk
Lalotif. leshula Ishakis, Louis
Papo. Gilbert Senor, Mario Sevy,
1Ibert Sima, Robert Yahia and
Sem , r a
- Polinsky.
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