THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS 32 — Friday, December 5, 1969 Rabbi Brander Next in League Lecture Series The second in the Tillie Gross- man Memorial Lecture Series will be held by the Great Lakes Chap- ter of Women's Branch, Union of Orthodox Congregations, 12:30 p.m. Monday at Cong. Bnai David. Rabbi Aaron Brander, education- al director of Bnai David, will de- liver the lecture on "Pathways Through Prayer," theme of the series. A continental breakfast precedes the lecture. These lectures are open to all women at a nominal fee. For in- formation, call the arrangements chairmen, Mrs. David J. Cohen, UN 4-7521, or Mrs. Joel Litke, 342-8126. Three more lectures will com- plete the series. the second Mon- day of each consecutive month. oVleatless y et so Weftige F Trip to Israel Prize Women's Unit Dedicates Camp Room; AJCongress Women in 'Passport' Program Mpp Party, Holiday Chabad Concert Honors Feinberg The American Habonim Asso- ciation and the Detroit HAY Com- Aftt and Study-In mission have announced a new pro- - The Jewish Women's European Welfare Organization will dedi- cate a room in a two-story building to be built at Camp Gan Israel, Fenton, Mich. Pictured are Mrs. Jack Seder, president, and Mrs. Sadie Haut, treasurer, presenting Israel Bonds to Mrs. Morris Schaver, Women's Division chairman of the Lubavitcher Organization. Looking on are (from left) standing. Mesdames Gussie Cardash, Leo Laufer and Mollie Baseman, vice presidents. This donation was made in conjunction with the Hanuka Hasidic concert to be held Tuesday in Ford Auditorium. Twenty Hasidic singers, musi- cians and dancers will be fea- tured at the Hanuka Hasidic con- cert, Tuesday, in Ford Auditorium. The concert is sponsored by the Detroit Friends of Chabad Luba- vitch and Camp Gan Israel. A special message for this occasion from the Lubavitcher Rebbe, Rab- bi Menachem M. Schneerson, world leader of the Lubavitcher move- ment, will be read at the concert.1 aghetti bearing her name and that of her brother. Alan Lazaroff. Mrs. Schaver is president of the International Committee for Zim- ryah. She is devoted to the cause of Chabad-Lubavitch, and she and the Lazaroff and Tennenbaum families have built three four-story dormitories and a synagogue in memory of her parents, in Kfar Chabad Israel. The Hasidic singers have issued seven records which have achieved widespread popularity. The Cha- bad Lubavitch melodies have been composed during the past two cen- turies and the melodies are dis- tinguished by their gravity of tone and their mood of religious ecstacy. The singers, under the di- rection of rabbi Eli Lipsker, are meticulous that the nigunim are accurate according to their origin- al source. Dr. Velvl W. Greene, professor of microbiology in the College of Medical Sciences at the University of Minnesota, will be the guest speaker. Dr. Greene was a mem- ber of the National Academy of Sciences delegation to the Inter, national Space Science Sympo- sium held in Waisaiv, Poland, and is a fOunder-diplomate of: the American Intersociety Academy for the certification of Sanitariins. He is active in Jewish' educational circles and in the Unversity Coun- cil of the Lubavitch Youth Organi- zation. For tickets call Merkos L'Inyonei Chinuch, 398-26111 The concert will honor Charles E. Feinberg, bibliophile and com- munal leader, on his 70th birthday, for his devotion to the Chabad movement and for his help in the establishment of Camp Gan Israel in Fenton, Mich. Feinber is a leading authority on Whitman. He has a large and! unusual collection of Judaica, in- cluding a 45-inch high antique silver menoral which will be lit in a special candle-lighting cere- mony at the beginning of the concert. Mrs. Emma Schaver, who has just been elected national presi- for spaghetti, noodles, dent of the Builders of Scopus, the baked chicken, pot roast, women's division of American Friends of the Hebrew University, fish, omelets... is general chairman of the concert. Mrs. Schaver was presented with There's a tempting recipe on the Eleanor Roosevelt Humanities every can of Chef Boy-Ar-Dee's Award by Golda Meir, prime min- ister of Israel, at a community- matchless meatless sauces. wide . tribute dinner held here in Three kinds: Mushroom, Mari- November 1967. She is an Israel ner* and Meatless—all three rich Bond Woman of Valor, a Double In real Italian ta'am. Keep all Golden Trustee of Israel, chair- three on hand for family pleasing Man of the Detroit Israel Bond Mrs. Lottie L. Robins Women's Division, a founder of the variety. Harry Truman Center for the Edits 'Yiddish Lingo' Yiddish Lingo, a 32-page maga- Advancement of Peace, and 'e- zine devoted to the Yiddish lan- 1 cently.dedicated the site of a stu- MAKES THE FLAVOR! dent dormitory on Mt. Scopus, guage, in English and transliter- ated Yiddish, the first of its kind in the country, will issue its first publication in January. Contents will consist of short KhESZt stories from Yiddish classics as ALL SPECIALS GOOD WHILE QUANTITIES LAST well as contemporary Jewish writers; grammar and vocabulary SOINIDAY OiNiLIY lessons, poetry, Jewish folklore and folk tales, humor, music and "Yiddish of My Childhood" by J. I. Rodale, published of the magazine. This is Rodale's sixth magazine. lb. IIII Mrs. Lottie L. Robins, a native D 5 I of Winnipeg, Canada. whose ar- ticles have been published in na- tional magazines, is also the au- lb. thor of a column, "Diary of a Jew- ish Mother." She announces that the magazine is in the market for lb. fiction, non-fiction. poetry, humor and fillers, in English. pertaining to Yiddish, or Jewish subjects, lb. and may he sent to Yiddish Lingo editorial offices, 1721 Whitehall St., Allentown, Pa. 18104 enclosing a lb. self addressed stamped envelope. Sauce MUSHROOM S THE "FLAVOR MAKER" Chef Boy-Ar-Dee BRAVERMAN'S HOLLYWOOD ROAST . eoRivieE BEEF 09 69` YOUNG BEEF LIVER 9 BRUST DEKEL 69c CHUCK ROAST 89c BREAST OF BEEF, Trimmed GROUND BEEF . . . . 3-lbs. or more lb. 59c Fresh Kosher Made 13500 WEST SEVEN MILE ROAD DI 1-2345 Goodfellowship Club Party A Hanuka party will be held by the Goodfellowship Club 8:30 p.m. Tuesday at Lutzker Hall. Friends are welcome. The Detroit Women's Division. American Jewish Congress will hold its annual llanuka latke party 12:30 p.m. Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Maurice Rob- bins, 29925 Bristol, Birmingham. Mrs. Herbert Fealk will light the menora, and Steven Rabinovitz will play guitar with Ben Adler singing a medley of folk songs. Special guests will be new mem- bers and their sponsors. Nominal admission fee. The, Women's Division will present a holiday mart, called "Rings Around Congress," 1-5 p.m. Dec. 14 at the Galerie de BoicoUrt, Birmingham. i The Tart will offer handcrafted rings, small graphics and folk art, hand-made gift items by mem bers, cards and stationery, silver and stapless at discounts, chil- dren's bboks ceramics and many other it ms. Coffee and cake will be sery d. An original graphic will be iven away. gram whereby a couple may win a trip to Israel this year. Participants in this "Passport Prcgram" will be giving support to the Habonim Youth Program at Camp Tavor in Three Rivers, Mich. For information, call Doris Wer- ner, 353-8646, or Gerry Levit, KE 7-2478. AJC Director Joel Altus will lead a study-in on the Jewish De- fense Lehgue 12:45 p.m. Dec. 17 at the hOrne of Mrs. Samson In- wald, 23155 Valley Crest, South- field. The study-in will look at vigilantisin and the concept of self-defense within Jewish tradi- tions. SERVE CANDID SPECIALISTS WINER AND ASSOCIATES KE 1-8196 Bar Mitzvas—Weddings New Bar Mitz-va folder including candlelighting list mailed on request TO ENJOY YOUR MEALS GREENFIELD NOODLES Donor Event Next Week David Horodoker Women's Or- ganization will hold their 32nd an- nual donor luncheon 12:30 p.m. Tuesday at Cong. Bnai Moshe so- cial hall. For tickets and informa- tion, call Mrs. Sam Kreisler, 537- 0117, or Mrs. Harry Schechter, EL 3-6674. and FARFEL Classified Ads Get Quick Results KOSHER TRAY CATERING AND CHICKEN DINNERS • • • • • • • • • • • NEW CROP OF INDIAN NUTS JUST ARRIVED • • • BEST PRICE— BEST QUALITY I FOR SRNS,. 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