'Art and Artisans '70' Set at Temple Israel Brandeis Women
Temple Israel Sisterhood will
Antique dealers from Long Is-
present its 19th annual Art and land and Canton, 0., will be exhib- to Hear Young Poet,
Artisans '70 Fair noon-10 p.m. ited in the show.
Continuous "coffee and more" Sylvia Kaufman
April 12-14. The theme of this

Bereznitzer Fund Dinner

Bereznitzer Aid Society will hold
its annual Mo'os Haim fund-raising
dinner 6:30 p.m. Thursday at
Cong. Beth Billet. Chairmen are
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gottlieb.
Families and friends are invited.

will be served. Tickets will be sold
year's show is "the old, the new at the door.
Sylvia Kaufman, local author
and the now."
and poet, will be guest speaker at
the
spring meeting of the Greater
Over 100 paintings by Michigan
WOMEN of WAYNE ALUMNAE
artists, including Zubel Kachadoo- will hear Dr. ROSS STAGNER 8 Detroit Chapter, Brandeis Univer-
rian, Leo Kuschel and Hope Pal- p.m. Thursday at the Michigan sity National Women's Committee,
While we do the work.
mer will be seen. Sculpture and Credit Union League. Dr. Stagner, April 15 at the Great Lakes Club.
For Serving & Cleanup
A
subscrpition
buffet
luncheon
ceramics also will be featured.
chairman of the psychology depart-
will be served at noon, for which
Michigan merchants will dis-
CALL LOUISE 368 - 1547
ment at Wayne State University, reservations are being taken until
play leatherwear, needlepoint,
has worked with inner-city prob- April 13 by Mrs. Ivan Scholnick,
pottery and rugs, and there will
be the "old, new and now" in lems. The public is invited at no 32933 Long Bow, Birmingham, and Classified Ads Get Quick Results
Mrs. Sidney Caplan, 1970 Balmoral.
orinetals, fur and fun fur.
charge.
Mrs. Philip Marcuse, program
chairman, will present Miss Kauf-
man, who will relate "A Search
for Identity and Freedom."

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Miss Kaufman, 24, was gradu-
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The annual New Books for Old
and
Sale is scheduled for Sept. 10-16
Bloomfield Commons !
at Northland Center. Used books
Maple/Lahser Road
in every category, soft or hard-
Suburbans
bound, for children, students,
scholars and bibliophiles may be
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Detroit—Mrs. Seymour Lipsett,
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Mrs. G. Lionel Willens, 29642 Pond
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Huntington Woods; packets—Mrs.
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