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ENTERTAINMENT
CARICATURES, COMEDIANS,
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SEYMOUR SCHWARTZ AGEING',
Cantor Barkin to Perform at Hudson Dinner
Tenor Jacob Barkin, cantor and has appeared before three Presi-
musical director of Cong. Shaarey dents and performed with many
Zedek, will be guest artist at the major symphony orchestras of the
National Bnai Brith Humanitarian United States and abroad. Early
Awards dinner honoring Joseph L. next year, he will be featured
Hudson Jr. Sunday at the Detroit tenor soloist with the Detroit Sym -
Wilton Hotel.
phony Orchestra.
After studying at the Toronto
Barkin's Dec. 6 appearance will
Conservatory and the Eastman be before some 800 business, com-
School of Music, Barkin made his munity and professional leaders
debut with the National Symphony from the Detroit metropolitan
in Washington, D.C. in 1950. He area, gathered to honor Hudson,
356-8525
CENTENNIAL CHAPTER will have
a board luncheon-meeting open
to all members noon Tuesday at
the home of Mrs. Lawrence Scha-
nes, 5389 Tabor, Birmingham.
Speaking will be F. Gerald St. Sou-
vier, director of the Oakland Conn-
FURNITURE & UPHOLSTERING
CUSTOM MADE FURNITURE—DRAPERIES
INTERIOR DECORATING
273-1863
15335 W. 7 MILE
ty Division of Drug Abuse Control,
and Mrs. Sherwin L. Sokolov, sen-
ior psychologist of the Oakland
County Juvenile Court. Hostesses
will be Mesdames Henry Leshman,
Richard Zukin, Arthur Weinfield,
Sokolov and Schanes. For reserva-
tions, call Mrs. Leshman, 353-7567
or Mrs. Sokolov, 353-5350.
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PISGAH CHAPTER will hold its
annual rummage sale Dec. 7-9, at
the -Ferndale Women's Club. For
rummage pickup, call chairman,
Becky Dinetz, 3534088.
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BB Women's Chapter
Starts Fraud Squad
to Protect Consumers
WASHINGTON (JTA) — A 'ling
Brith Women's chapter in Beverly
Hills, the Justice Chapter, made
up mainly of women who are either
attorneys themselves or wives of
attorneys, has organized a fraud
squad with the goal of protecting
consumers against abuses.
The fraud squad was created in
response to the realization that
consumers were being bilked of
millions of dollars annually through
con artists, swindlers, advertising
misrepresentation, inadequate ser-
vices and inferior products, chap-
ter officials said.
The fraud squad supports legis-
lation to protect the consumer,
including backing for a full dis-
closure law in California to re-
quire that all commercially-
offered products list their con-
tents, according to a report in
the current "Women's World,"
the official Boat Brith Women's
publication.
The fraud squad also seeks to
obtain legislation providing strong-
er punishment f o r offenders
against consumers.
The group plans to publish a
"Consumer Beware" bulletin to
warn consumers of possibly harm-
ful or ineffective products and
services.
To All My Dear Friends
Who have been so wonderful to me and my family
•
through my illness.
I wish I could thank you all individually, but that
would be an impossible task.
So I want to take this opportunity to thank you and
tell you how much I appreciate your gifts, your flowers
and your cards and most of all your prayers.
I love you all!
Ellen Bodner
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and his Orchestra
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Sweet 16 Favors
SCHViARTZ
356-8563
MUSIC TO PLEASE
and vice chairman of the board
of the Dayton Hudson Corp.
For tickets to the $100-a-plate
dinner, call Bnai Brith, 354-8100,
Ext. 20.
SPECIAL
SELLING
SUNDAY ONLY
12-5 P.M.
• •
`Israel Will Live' Stickers
Through a combined community
effort sponsored by Bnai Brith,
in cooperation with many other
Jewish organizations, more than
50,000 "Israel Will Live" automo-
bile-stickers have been distributed
throughout the area.
In a project designed to make
an impact on public opinion and
to show community support for
Israel, bumper stickers were dis-
tributed by Bnai Brith through the
cooperation of synagogues and
temples during the High Holy
Days.
Gary Alter, executive director
of the Metropolitan Detroit Bnai
Brith Council, reports that requests
for stickers have come in from
many area church groups for use
by their members.
'A small supply may be obtained
at the Metropolitan Detroit Final
Brith Council office, 21711 W. 10
Mile, Southfield.
FOR COLD WEATHER
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Brown Calf • Bone Calf
• White Calf
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Shop Sunday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
SUNDAY ONLY SPECIALS !
ON SALE 9 A.M. SHARP !
BEST SELECT!ON AT 9 A.M.SHARP!
PRE-HOLIDAY
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CLEAN UP SALE!
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FASHION BOOTS
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That Mr. ion
Akiva Skidell of Kfar Blum, a
klbutz educator for 25 years and
a member of the Oranim Kibutz
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Teachers Institute, will speak 10
a.m. Sunday at the Jewish Center.
Skidell, who will be sponsored
by the new Hebrew Studies Fam-
ily Program, will :peak on "A
Quarter Century of Innovation in
Jewish -Holiday Celebrations — a
Traditionalist, Secular Point of
View." The public Is Invited.
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SUNDAY
9 a.m. to 6 p.m. •
JULIET
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