THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
24—Friday, January 16, 1970
Leadership Affair Set
by Shaarit Haplayta
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Halpern will
host a leadership buffet dinner on
behalf of Shaarit Ilaplayta (Sur-
vivors of 1945) in their home, 15690
Addison. Southfield, 6 p.m. Jan.
25.
Henry Levy. former JDC director
in Czechoslovakia, Bulgaria and
North Africa. will be guest speak -
er. Dr. John J. Mames is presi-
dent of Shaarit Ilaplayta. The af-
fair is on behalf of Israel Bonds.
The leadership reception dinner
is being held in advance of the
annual Shaarit Haplayta dinner-
dance, scheduled in spring. The
organization, composed of Hol-
ocaust survivors, has been in the
forefront in support of Israel and
the Israel Bond campaign.
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for lunch?
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filled with zippy cheese, then
simmered in savory tomato
sauce. Urn-m-m, it's a
mechayeh! Great for lunch of
supper. Just about the easiest
you ever fixed, and only about
18g per serving.
L,e:::e11-Line e f n Aruptials
Spoken at 1 cmple Israel
MRS. RICHARD LEZELL
In a recent ceremony at Temple
Israel. Susan Jane Linden became
the bride of Richard Lezell. Rabbis
Leon Fram and M. Robert Syme
and Cantors Harold Orbach and
Reuven Frankel officiated.
Parents of the couple are Judge
and Mrs. Joseph S. Linden of
Owosso. and Dr. and Mrs. Alvin
Lezell of Bellwood Dr., Southfield.
The bride's A-line gown of peau
de sole, covered with imported
lace and seed pearls, featured a
square neckline. The attached
train and matching headpiece
were covered with matching lace
and pearls. She carried roses on
a Bible.
Attending the bride were her sis-
ters. Mrs. Jeffrey Leib, matron of
honor; Marcia Linden, maid of
honor; and Mindy Linden, brides-
maid. Susan and Laurie Lezell,
sisters of the bridegroom, also
served as bridesmaids.
Steven Lezell served his brother
as best man, and groomsmen in-
cluded Jack Upfall, Ira Alexander,
Gordon Schlom and Jeffrey Leib.
Ushers were Sandford and Allen
Linden, Howard Linden and Law-
rence Arnkoff.
After a honeymoon in the Cat-
' skill Mountains, the couple will re-
side in Ann Arbor, where Mr.
Lezell attends the University of
Michigan Dental School.
Mikva Israel Sets
Feb. 8 Banquet
I The annual banquet of Mikva
Israel and the Women's Orthodox
League will take place 6:30 p.m.
Feb. 8 at Young Israel of North-
west Detroit.
Rabbi Nathan Bulman of Far
Rockaway, N.Y., will be guest
speaker and Rabbi Eli Lipsker,
Hasidic artist, will entertain.
Mikva Israel has been given au-
, thority by its membership to pro-
ceed with the expansion of its
' present facilities on 10 Mile Rd.
; For ticket information, call Mrs.
Joseph Hirsch, 863-2310.
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State of Israel's Lady Ambassador to Denmark
to Adress Bond Sponsor Luncheon and Show
Esther Herlitz, ambassador of
the state of Israel to Denmark, will
be guest speaker at the Israel
Bond Sponsor Re-enrollment Lunch-
ecin and Fashion Show Feb. 4 at
the Great Lakes Club.
Mrs.:Samuel Hamburger will he
luncheon chairman. Mrs. Morris
L. Schaver is Israel Bond Wom-
en's Division chairman, and Mrs.
David Pollack Israel Bond sponsor
chairman.
There will be an exclusive dis-
play of high fashion by America's
leading designers, with Sam Card-
inal as commentator. The sponsor
emblem will be presented to 1970
paid sponsors by Ambassador Her-
litz.
Miss Ilerlitz was stationed in
the United States from 1950 to
1958 as first secretary of the
Israel Embassy in Washington
and ,later, as consul of Israel in
New York. She was also a mem-
ber of the Israel delegation to the
United Nations.
Miss Ilerlitz participated in the
1950 conference in Jerusalem which
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Aviv-Jaffa Municipal Council and
held the post of director of pub-
lic relations for the Israel Minis-
try for Foreign Affairs.
She has traveled extensively
throughout North America, Europe
and Asia and also served as in-
ternational secretary of Mapai, the
Israel Labor Party.
Members of the committee of the
Detroit chapter of sponsors of Is-
rael, include Mesdames Norman
Allan, Louis Berry, Morris .1.
Brandwine, Robert Brody, Elmer
Ellias, Arnold Frank, Irwin Green,
Joseph Holtzman, Rachel Kurtz-
man, J. Stewart Linden, Pearl
Nosan, Henry Pariser, Abe Satov-
sky, Sidney Schwartz, Dan Shapiro,
Morris Starki an and Milton
Weiss. Honorary chairmen are
Mesdames Philip Helfman, Joseph
Katchke, Charles Milan and Max
Stollman.
AMBASSADOR HERLITZ
For sponsor luncheon reserva-
launched the state of Israel Bond tions, call the Israel Bond office,
352-6770.
drive and she was closely associ-
ated with Israel Bonds during her
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MUSIC AND ENTERTAINMENT
She has lived in Israel since she.
was 6 and grew up in a pioneer
atmosphere. All her adult life, she
And His Orchestra
has been closely identified with the
founding and development of mod-
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ern Israel, in both war and peace.
A graduate of Hebrew Teachers
College, she served in the British
Army in World War II in Palestine
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and Egypt. In 1946, she became
resettlement officer for Palestinian
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ex-servicemen. Then she was ap-
pointed secretary of the Jewish
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Agency's political department for
Arab affairs.
During the siege of Jerusalem
in the Israel War of Independ-
ence, she was second in com-
mand of Chen, the Women's
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Army of Israel, in Jerusalem.
Miss Herlitz served on the Tel
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Orchestra and Entertainment
MISS JUDITH KAZDAN
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Dr. and Mrs. Louis Kazdan of
Rosemary Ave., Oak Park, an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Judith Sarrell to Ian
Silver of Bruce Ave., Windsor, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Silver of
Wellington, New Zealand.
The bride-elect is a senior in the
college of education at the Univer-
sity of Michigan. Mr. Silver is
completing his masters degree
studies in political science at the
University of Windsor.
The couple plans to be married
in August.
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GOTTESMAN-SIEGEL: Natalie
Sue Siegel became the bride of
Joel .Herbert Gottesman in a recent
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ents, former Detroiters Mr. and
Mrs. David Siegel of Fort Wayne,
Ind. The bridegroom is the son of
Cantor and Mrs. Ernest Gottesman
of Hubbard, 0. The ceremony was
solemnized by Cantor Gottesman.
The bride was attended by maid of
honor Marci Kelley of Cincinnati
and flowergirl Carolyn Kahn of
Oak Park. Best man was Alan
Firestone of Youngstown. The cou-
ple will reside in Oxford, 0., where
both are seniors at Miami Univer-
sity.
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BROWN-SPIRA: Mr. and Mrs.
Jonas Goldstein of Lauder Ave.,
announce the marriage of their
daughter Mickey Spira to Roger
Koshruth Supervision by
K. Brown, son of Mrs. Charles E.
Brown of North Park Towers, prominent Orthodox Rabbi:
Southfield, and the late Mr. Brown. Rabbi Ben Zion Rosenthal
The couple was married recently and two steady Mashgichim
at Temple Beth El.
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