22—Friday, March 6, 1970

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

3Iarsha ll -einstein Wed For This Is Jewish Soul' Title of Script
to Harvey Auslander to Be Presented at Interfaith Event

Women's Clubs

ADAS SHALOM SISTERHOOD, BETH ACHIM SISTERHOOD
President Mrs. Carl R. Lichtenstein, Presdent Mrs. Thomas Partovich
invites friends to an afternoon ar- announces a Torah Fund luncheon
ranged by Mrs. Daniel Knopper, will be held noon Monday in the
program chairman, noon Monday Southfield synagogue. Cantor Simon
in the social hall. Mrs. Harry Ober- Bermanis will present musical I
stein will present "The Immortal selections, according to the vice,
Orange," a new verson of an old president in charge of programing,
folk tale set to music and told in Mrs. Larry Guttenberg, Torah
narrative and song. The company Fund chairman; Mrs. Joe Medwed
is composed of Mesdames Jacob said donations to the Torah Fund
Axelrod, Herman Fishman, Martin help in numerous ways to perpetu-
Herman and Alex Roberg. The pro- ate Conservative Judaism.
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gram will be preceded by a dessert
luncheon prepared by special events
CHANA CZENESH CHAPTER,
social chairman Mrs. Baruch Ul- Pioneer Women, will meet noon
rych and her committee. Mrs. Rob- Monday at Sholem Aleichem Insti-
ert Dunsky will give the invocation, tute. The Histadrut film, "Allen
and the Dvar Torah will be pre- King in Israel" will be shown and
sented by Mrs. William Schwartz. narrated by Al Michaels. Rena
Mrs. Morris N. Posner, motor Schoichit will be chairman of the
corps chairman, can be called at day. Refreshments will be served,
548-9305, by those needing transpor- and guests are welcome.
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tation.
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TEMPLE BETH EL SISTER-
DAVID HORODOKER WOMEN'S HOOD will host Dr. Arthur Brown,
ORGANIZATION will meet 12:30 Dr. Charles Wells and Dr. George
p.m. Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Barahal, who will discuss "Is Our
Sa m Kreesler, 19435 Votrobeck. Youth Culture Obsolete?" noon
Arrangements are being made for Monday in the temple. Rabbi Mor-
a luncheon to be held noon March ton Kanter will moderate this panel
17 at the home of Mrs. Sam Kogan, discussion. Afterward refreshments
23640 Radclift, Oak Park. Hostesses will be served, and the speakers
will be Mesdames Sam Belkin, and Rabbi Kanter will meet with
Sophie Gottlieb, Joseph Guterman, the audience and discuss questions.
Ralph Rimar, Harry Sachs, Nor- Guests are welcome.
man Sandweiss and Julius Zemmol.
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For tickets and information, call
BNAI DAVID SISTERHOOD will
Mrs Kreesler, 537-0117, or Mrs.
meet 8 p.m. Monday at the syna-
Harry Schechter, EL 3-6674.
gngue. Roy Courtade of Contact 10
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will be guest speaker. On March
GOLDA MEIR CHAPTER, Pio- 23, the sisterhood will join the
neer Women, will have a business men's club to hold the annual
meeting noon Tuesday at Sholem Purim party. Eddie Chico and his
Aleichem Institute. Plans will be Hungarian Gypsies will entertain.
formulated for the forthcoming
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games night, and Mrs. Sam Lupo-
JEWISH HOME FOR AGED
vitch, president, asks anyone who WOMEN'S AUXILIARY will meet
wishes to participate in this fund- for a dessert lunch 12:30 p.m.
raising affair to attend the meet- March 16 at Borman Hall. Award-
ing. Refreshments will be served. winning radio personality Jeanne
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Duran Harris will discuss "The In-
BETH HILLEL SISTERHOOD tegrated Woman," a continuation of
will hold a Purim family supper the theme, "Liberation of the Mod-
6 p.m. Sunday at the synagogue. ern Woman." Jeanne Duran has ex-
Penina Frankel will present a pressed her views through newspa-
musical program. For reservations, per, radio and magazines. Friends
with children admitted at a frac- are invited.
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lion of the price, call Mrs. Leonard
Efros, LI 2.4819, Mrs. Morris SISTERS OF ZION, Mizrachi
Jacob, KE 5-4090, or the synago- Women, will hold a Purim meeting
gue office, BR 3-0570.*
noon Wednesday sponsored by the
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NE GB AH CHAPTER, Pioneer children of Mrs. Pearl Gold at
Shomrey Emunah Synagogue. Pro-
Women, President Mrs. David ceeds of the luncheon will assist
Schrage announces a dinner party child resortation and youth aliya in
honoring Mrs. Harry Kaplan will Mizrachi Homes in Israel. Social
be held 6 p.m. Sunday at Sholem chairman Gussie Cardash will be
Aleichem Institute. Guests are in- assisted by her committee. Guests
vited. For information, call Mrs. are invited.
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Freda Metz, UN 1-6233.
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Pioneer Women Raise Bond Goal
Mrs. Alexander

Schreier (right)
receives Woman of
Valor Award from
By Kalus, Israeli
stage director, as
Mrs. Aaron Katz-
man, president of
the Detroit Pioneer
Women's Council,
looks on. The em-
blem was present-
ed to Mrs. Schreier
at the Pioneer
Women's Israel
22nd anniversary
luncheon, which
realized $100,500 in
Israel Bond sub- t
scriptions. Mrs.
Schreier was
named Woman of :47(4
Valor for the sale, '
collection and purchase of $200,000 in Israel Bonds. Mrs. Bernard
Kline was chairman of the luncheon at which Kalus was guest
speaker. A telephone hook-up message from Golda Meir, prime min-
ister of Israel, was a highlight of the affair which was held at Shaarey
Shomayim. Participating in the program were Mrs. Norman Leemon,
national Pioneer Women's fund chirman for women's and youth
services; Mrs. Milton Weiss, national chairman, program and educa-
cation; Mrs. Sam Wasserman, vice president of Pioneer Women's
Cotincil; Mrs. Katzman, Mrs. Theodore Sallen and Mrs. Victor Linden.
Mrs. Goldie Dorfman of Southfield won the Israel Bond Prize donated
by Mrs. Morris L. Schaver, national Pioneer Women's Israel Bond
chairman and Detroit women's division chairman.

An interfaith program that is duct a question-answer period fol-
open to the public will be present- lowing the program.
ed by the Sisterhood of Cong. Bnai
Moshe 12:30 p.m. Monday in the
social hall of the synagogue.
Candy Centerpieces -
"For This Is a Jewish Soul," an
original script by sisterhood mem-
Personalized Party
ber Mrs. Bryon Krieger, received
Mementos
an award by National Women's
League, United Synagogue of
Invitations and Party Ac-
America, in 1969.
cessories for all occasions.
Participating in this cantata
about Jewish beliefs and rituals
will be Mrs. Moses Lehrman, sex-
ton Shalom R alp h, Mrs. Alex
Fisch, Mrs. Harry Mickelson and
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Mrs. Edward Meer. A hora will be
danced by sisterhood members
Kathy Kahn, Agi Rubin, Lili Bes
ser, Ann Moore, Audrey Feldman
and Elizabeth Dell.
Songs will be presented by the

MARCIA MASSERMAN

MISS HARVEY AUSLANDER

Marsha Ann Weinstein became
the bride of Harvey Auslander at a
ceremony at Cong. Shaarey Zedek.
Rabbi Irwin Groner and Cantor
Jacob Barkin officiated.
Parents of the couple are Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Weinstein of Vir-
ginia Dr., Southfield, and Mr. and
Mrs. Irving Auslander, also of Vir-
ginia Dr., Southfield.

Ruth Weinstein served as maid
of honor, and bridesmads includ-
ed Judy Auslander, Gayle Metier
and Paula Braun.

author Jocelyn Krieger, a lyric
soprano who has appeared with
the Detroit Symphony Orchestra.
Doreen Raskin will be at the
piano.

President Mrs. Leon Sears and
program chairman Mrs. Ben Lev-
enson have invited clergymen and
women's organizations of many de-
nominations in Oak Park.
Rabbit Moses Lehrman will con-

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Sheldon Weinstein was best man,
and ushers included Sheldon Hoot-
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Mrs. Joseph Weinstein, Mrs. Harry
Cohen, Mrs. David Auslander and
Mrs. Meyer Shugerman.

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Women's Groups Win
Prizes for Exhibits

Four women's organizations re-
ceived awards for exhibits on their
work with youth at the recent an-
nual organizational exhibits meet-
ing of the League of Jewish Wom-
en's Organizations.
The Women's Auxiliary to the
Maimonides Medical Society placed
first for originality; Detroit Women
of Alpha Omega Dental Fraternity,
first for content; Sinai Hospital
Women's Guild, first for artistic
quality; and Detroit Council of
Pioneer Women, first in the popular
vote by women in attendance.
Judges were Lester Arwin and
Gertrude Kasle, gallery owner;
Richard Boutin, chairman of the
art department at Southfield High
School; Leonard Frenke 1, vice
president of Aronsson Printing Co.;
and Alan E. Luckoff of Stone and
Simons advertising.

Bond Reception Precedes
United Israel Bond Event

Mr. and Mrs. Herman Weiss will
host a leadership reception 8 p.m.
Sunday in their horne, 13100 Bur-
ton, Oak Park, in advance of the
United Israel Bond dinner-dance.
Menachem Sadinsky, who led
the first unit to occupy Jericho
and commanded tank forces on
the Jordanian, Jerusalem and
Syrian fronts in the Six-Day War,
will be guest speaker. Sadinsky is
a leading youth leader and educa-
tor.
The dinner-dance will be spon-
sored later in the spring by five
organizations — Radomer Mutual
Society, United Jewish Social Club,
Sephardic Community of Greater
Detroit, Workmen's Circle Branch
227 and Zionist Revisionists.

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