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VILLAGE GROUP, Hadassah,
plans the annual installation of
officers luncheon for 12:30 p.m.

activities

June 2 at the Rascal House. Of-
ficers to be installed are: presi-
dent, Mrs. Albert Kaplan; vice-
presidents, Mesdames Jack Strick-
stein, Albert Pines, Morris Aver-
buch, Bradford Jacobs, Morris
Rosenthal and Harry Shapiro;
treasurer, Mrs. Ben Monast; sec-
retaries, Mesdames Jacob Moss,
Joe May and Lawrence Strager,
and immediate past president and
advisor, Mrs. Eugene Kahn. The
installation script was written by
Mrs. Albert Kaplan. Mrs. Maurice
Perlman will be installing officer,
Mrs. Abel Selburn will direct the
musical arrangements and Mrs.
Eliot Raskin, accompanist. The
program will include a special

THUNDERBIRD
COUNTRY DAY
CAMP, INC.

Announces their

OPEN HOUSE

SUN., MAY 24-12-5 P.M.
Come see the finest
equipped Camp in the area

In case of rain—Open House will
be held Sunday, May 31.

NO INCREASE IN PRICE!

Directions: Grand River Expressway
to Wixom Rd., right on Wixom 1
mile to West Rd. turn right v: mile
or 1496 Expresway to Wixom. For
further information call Harold Rut-
nick, LI 11-01144 or Dave Moscow, EL

Photographers

352-8930

3-9119.

CHAUFFEITHETTE

tribute to life members under the
direction of Mrs. Alan Soskin,
chairman of life membership. For
reservations and information, call
Mrs. Norman Ziegelman, 357-1949-
Closing date for reservation is
Monday.

SINAI HOSPITAL'S WOMEN'S
GUILD will hold its annual spring
luncheon meeting, noon today at
Bnai David Synagogue. Guest
speaker will be Dr. George Pick-
ett, public health director for the
Detroit and Wayne County Health
Departments. Dr. Pickett, a grad-
uate of McGill University Medical
School, received his masters de-
gree in public health from the Uni-
versity of Michigan. He has been
active in cancer and epidemiology
research and has written for many
publications. He is chairman of the
Michigan Council on Smoking and
Health and consultant to the Chil-
dren's Bureau and United States
Public Health Service. Also on the
agenda will be the election of the
Women's Guild officers for the
coming year.

Superbazaar Set in Windsor

Tickets will be available at the
"Superbazaar '70" — a combina-
tion of flea market, auction, fa- door, and children ander 5 will be
shion show and art sale — will cul- admitted at no charge.
minate a year's activity by the
members of Windsor Hadassah 10 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
a.m.-11 p.m. Wednesday at Cleary
Friday, May 22, 1970 - 23
Auditorium and Convention Hall.
Called Windsor's biggest bazaar,
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the event drew 10,000 guests last
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year. Proceeds will go to the Ha-
dassah's many projects, such as
Youth Aliya and cancer and heart
research. All funds are spent in
Canada to pay for exports of
ril
wheat, lumber, medical supplies
and other goods, to contribute to
FROM THE
Canada's trade balance.
Among the highlights of the
day will be two fur and fashion
shows at 2:30 and 8 p.m.; a bak-
SEYIVICALER.
ing carousel; giant auction at 7
KAPLAN
p.m., games with prizes; handi-
crafts, toys, books and records;
and Co.
sports center; nearly new and
IMPORTER AND CUTTERS
new clothing booths; country
store; attic treasures and white
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displays; children's art display
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and art gallery exhibit.
A cafeteria will serve Jewish
delicacies throughout the day.

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IMPORTER

DAVID-HORODOKER WOMEN'S
ORGANIZATION will meet noon
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Ber-
nard Chase, 15331 Rosemary, Oak
Your life's dream come true! Know that your car is in skilled
Park. Nomination of officers will
hands . . and let a pretty young lady do your driving during
take place, and Mrs. Morris Stark-
business hours! ! Sit back and relax through rush hour.
man will show slides of Israel. The
Call 353-8343 and ask for Paula
organization, with ne cooperation
After 5 p.m. 353-7857 end ask for Susan
of
Mrs. Bernard Chase, Mrs. Phil-
Tax Deductible
ip Kutnick and Mrs. Alex Levine
have
made a contribution for a
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hospital room in Ashdod, through
the American Red Mogen Dovid
Adom in memory of Mr. Chase,
Mr. Kutnick and Mr. Levine.

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Leagueto Install
Officers, Hear
Award Winners

The installation of officers of
the League of Jewish Women's
Organizations of Greater Detroit
will take place 12:15 p.m. Thurs-
day at Cong. Beth Moses.
Mrs. Louis G. Redstone, presi-
dent, and several officers have
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and Joseph Viedrah; treasurer,
Mrs. Gerald Bloom; secretaries,
Mesdames Leo Ordin, Ernest Co-
lumbia, Samuel Bishop, Jack
Friedman and Morton Oppenheim;
historian, Mrs. Aaron Shifman,
parliamentarian, Mrs. Victor Shift-
man; and counselor, Mrs. J.
Stewart Linden.
A musical program will be
presented by Beth Sonnenberg,
accompanied by Lauren Gale
Iden, a recipient of the League
of Jewish Women's youth award.
The invocation will be given by
another youth award winner,
Debora Fauman, Mark Gold-
Liberman
smith, the third honoree, will
discuss "Dissent and Our Jewish
Youth."
The community is invited. Mrs.
Jules Sanders is program chair-

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Parents Groups to Hear
Dr. Danto, Hold Buffet

Parents Without Partners will
host Dr. Bruce Danto speaking on
"Suicide and the Teen-ager" 8:30
p.m. Thursday at the Jewish Cen-
ter.
For information call Henrietta
Lewis, LI 6-0903. The public is in-
vited.

Partnerless Parents will hold a
buffet cocktail party 9 p.m. Satur-
day at the home of Phil Fabian,
24640 Sussex, Oak Park.
There will also be dancing. For
information call Henrietta Lewis,
LI 6-0903.

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