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THE DETROIT JEWISH HEWS
1 .1:1970
Cherubs to Be Aided Through Ball
Sponsored by Infants Service,
The Cherub Ball, so named by
Infants Service Group to show the
organization's interest in needy and
handicapped children, will be held
6:30 p.m. March 22 at the Latin
Quarter.
This annual champagne dinner-
dance, planned by chairman Mrs.
Harry Antman and entertainment
chairman Mrs. David Risemau,
will raise funds for Infants Service
Group's many philanthropies.
The organization was founded
in 1934 by six women, one of
whom had lost a child. Seek-
ing to erect a monument, not in
concrete but in good deeds, they
began with service to indigent
mothers, who could not afford
layettes - and proper care for
their babies.
New with 240 members, Infants
Stern-II'aisbren. Vows
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Aepeated in Maw aukee
Service Group continues this ser-
vice to children up to age 6 but
has expanded into other areas as
well. Its primary projects are the
Penrickton Nursery for Visually
Handicapped; the Center for the
Detroit Association for Retarded
Children; the Kidney Fund, for
which the group is raising funds
for a second kidney machine and
weighing bed at the new Renal
Center of Children's Hospital; and
now, a new field. of interest: Sy-
nanon House, where . youhg drug
addicts are being rehabilitated.
In explaining its involvement in
the latter project, Mrs. Edwin
Roth, president, said the group
feels such aid will help young
adults "become proper parents to
the babies who will be coming into
the world."
For reservations to the dinner-
dance, call ticket and reservations
chairmen Mrs. Sidney Silverman,
353-6284, Mrs. Meyer Stewart 353-
7216, or Mrs. Harry Weingarden,
358-1080.
Sephardic Group
Plans Evening
on Mediterranean
MRS. MYLES STERN
In a ceremony last Saturday
evening at Cong. Emanu-El B'ne
Jeshurun in Milwaukee, Laura Ann
Waisbren be came the bride of
Myles Stern.
The bride is the daughter of Dr.
and Mrs. Burton Waisbren of Mil-
waukee, and Mr. Stern's parents
are the Albert Sterns of Avon Ln.,
Southfield.
After, a honeymoon in Acapulco,
the couple will reside in East
Lansing, where they are continuing
their studies at Michigan State
University.
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The Sephardic Community of
Greater Detroit will present its an-
nual spring fund raising, a "Medi-
terranean, Cabaret Night" 9 p.m.
April 4 at Mayfair Caterers, Sha-
arey Shomayim.
Music and entertainment will
be provided by "The Rhodians,"
a Greek-American band. Costum-
ed dancers will instruct the audi-
ence in Greek dancing, and a
catered buffet supper will be
served. For reservations and in-
formation, call Shirley Gormezano,
chairman, LI 7-5768.
The 53-year-old Sephardic or-
ganization meets for religious,
cultural and social purposes. Its
first members were from Smy-
rna, Turkey, but the community
grew after World War II with
many new arrivals from Greece
and ItaIy.
In recent years, families have
settled here from Cuba, Argen-
tina, Algeria, Morocco, Egypt,
Turkey, Israel, Syria, Iraq and
Iran. There are more than 100
families in this area.
The fund-raising committee in-
cludes Etta Moss, Mary Papo,
Sedel Chicorel, Gladys Yahia, Vio-
let Abrahmson, Theresa Senor,
Flora Sevy, Elsie Jacobs, Lillian
Katan, Sylvia Sima, Germaine La-
louf, Shirley Behar and Rita
Romano.
KARL HAAS, whose WJR clas-
sical music program soon will be
syndicated, announced his resigna-
tion Tuesday as Interlochen Arts
Academy and National Music
Camp president. Haas, 56, cited a
"deep philosophical cleavage" be-
tween himself and members of the
board of trustees, who felt he had
made too many innovative changes
at Interlochen. Haas said he would
work full time at his broadcasting,
lecturing and writing.
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surance Plan tonight at the Stu-
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She will speak under auspices
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ocracy, Norman Thomas Metro-
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This will be her first presenta-
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The bride is the daughter of Mr.
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Mrs. Stephen Kaufman served
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Rep. Cooper Urges
Boycott on Flights
to Arab Nations
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State Rep. Daniel S. Cooper,
(D-Oak Park) has introduced a
resolution in the House of Repre-
sentatives condemning airline bans
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on mail and freight flights to Is-
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rael and urging a boycott on all
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flights to Arab nations.
OCCASION . . . OR ANY OCCASION!
Cooper stated that since July
1968, Arab terrorists have embark-
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sabotage during which they have
attacked both -planes and passen-
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gers in four European countries.
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Cooper stated that in re-
sponse to these acts of terrorism,
airlines maintaining flights to Is-
rael have banned Israel-bound
mail and freight and instituted
'stringent searches of both passen-
gers ' and their baggage—"drastic -
actions which will have little if
any effect on stopping the Arab
attacks but which instead denote
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a clear victory for the Arab cause
and spell certain economic disaster.
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for the state of Israel."
Cooper stated that "Rather than-
punish Israel, it seems clear that
the airlines should instead end
their flights to the Arab nations
which support the terrorists. It is
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this action which would, in the end
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result, be most effective in ending
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