Ex4DC Official Art Show Guest to - Win : 7Zoo- to Speak at Bonds Reception Feb..- 14 24—Friday, February 5, 1971 Barbara Polen Marty M r. Yorke in August THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Abram Oliwek will host a leadership reception, on be- half of five organizations. 7 p.m. Feb. 14, in their home. 5180 Clar- ttndon. Bloomfield Hills. 'Guest speaker at this affair, on behalf of Israel 'Bonds, will be Henry Levy, social work administrator, who Sholem Aleichem Institute art show committee members pose with Sophie Fordon's painting, "Zoo in Jerusalem," which Bob Talbert will award ah one of three prizes Saturday evening. The show will be held in the old Institute building, 19350 Greenfield 11 a.m.-5 p.m. and 3 p.m.-10 p.m. today: noon-10 p.m. Saturday; and 1.5 p.m. Sunday...Committee members (from left) are Mesdames Julius Harwood, Herbert 0. Schein, Harry Roth, Karel Bass and Gertrude Forman. Not pictured are Mesdames Paul Chover, Ted Sallen, Jack Mandiberg, William Feinberg, Steve Collins, Jack Cohen, Allan Kandel, Irving Panush, Lawrence Tourkow, Robert Sobel, Sidney Kaye--and Paul Gold. Steve Barrer will bang the show and arrange the displays of pottery, weaving and jewelry as he has for the past three years. played a key role in the rescue and rehabilitation of Jewish sur- vivors of the Holocaust. Levy was a member of the first group of representatives of the Joint Distribution Committee to enter areas formerly occupied by -the Nazis. After aiding occupants of displaced persons camps, he be- came JDC's director in. Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, Tunisia and Al- geria and as director of emigration in the JDC office in Paris. He also is a former director general of the United BIAS Service in Europe. During World War II, he was home service director of the American Red Cross for the U.S. -Air Force in England. The leadership reception will be in advance of the United Israel •13ond fifth annual dinner-dance. The five organizations joining in the affair are Radomer Mutual Society, United Jewish Social Sephardic Community of Parents' Social Is Set by Beth Yehudah PTA Club, Greater Detroit, Workmen's Circle, The officers and board members Tu b'Shevat will be the theme Branch 227 and the Zionist Revi- of the Yeshivath Beth Yeuhudah of the program, and there will be sionists. sponsor a melave malka 9 p.m. a discussion of the best methods Feb. 13 at the school building. to achieve the finest development The • evening will feature greet- ings by Rabbi David Lieberman, dean, and entertainment by the Dor Hadosh Singers — Nate. Frankel, Ephraim Tatelbaum and Itzy Weis- berg. Films depicting the early history of Yeshivath Beth Yehudah and highlights of past school pro- grams will be shown. Parents of nursery and kinder- garten children are invited, as well as all new parents. For informa- tion, call Mrs. David Cohen, chair- man, LI 8-5149, or Mrs. Henry Baum. 352-1194. o The next general meeting of the PTA will be held on Tu b'Shevat, Wednesday, at 8:30 p.m. in the Southfield Yeshiva building. Laker Dinner-Dance Program Announced 13500 WEST SEVEN MILE ROAD N'S 1:1:1: DI 1-2345 ALL SPECIALS •0012 WHILE QUANTITIES LAST SUNDAY ONL.' SHOULDER STEAK RIB LAMP CHOPS PICKLED TONGUE YOUNG BEEF CHUCK STEAK lb. $129 Ir. 594 lb. 69` 16.85 Chicago Brand lb. 99c You'll love our thick, rich spaghetti sauce for it's great Italian Ta'am! Your family will love these three kinds— traditional Meatless, savory Mushroom and zesty Marinara. A subtle blend of spices, tomatoes and onions...gently stirred and slow simmered to the height of perfection ...geshmakste! They're good enough to grace the tables of some great little Italian restaurants. Buy all three for tempting 'variety. CHEF-BOY-AR-DEE ■ ••••••-• I Srtgagements A shelf of books in honor of their daughter, Catie, was financed by Gen. and Mrs.-B.L.A. Marshall. The announcement was made at the meeting of Bar-Ban Women held at the Jewish Center Jan. 28. Mrs. Morris Adler and Mrs. Max Stollman were guest speakers. They reported on the growth of the. library and_ the progress at the university. Mrs. Herbert Eskin, program chairman, presided. A shelf of books also was financed by the Stollman Family in memory of Mrs. Zvi Tomkiewicz. Hostesses at the meeting were Mesdames I.W. Schlussel and David J. Cohen. - MISS BARBARA POLEN Mrs. Betty Polen of Pinehurst Ave. announces the engagement of her daughter Barbara Ellen to Douglas Edward Yorke, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Yorke of Southfield Rd., Southfield. The bride-elect is the daughter of Mr. Reuben Polen, who resides in Florida. Miss Polen received both her bachelor's and master's degrees from the University of Michigan. Mr. Yorke, a Wayne State Uni- versity graduate, attends law school there and is affiliated with Tau Epsilon Rho professional. fra- ternity. An August wedding is planned. of the children of Beth Yhuda. Refreshments will emphasize the holiday theme, with inclusion of the A program has been arranged "sheva minim," the seven fruits for the Marshall Lodge and Chap- grown in Israel. ter, Bnai Brith, which will honor Graham's Film on Israel James N. Laker, as Marshall man of the year. to Be Shown at Church The affair, on behalf of Israel Dr. Billy Graham's full-length is honoring Laker for his 30 film "His Land,' a portrait of Is- Bonds, years' service to Bnai Brith and rael that has been praised by for his devotion to the community, Prime Minister Golda Meir, will to the Jewish people and to the be shown at the First Baptist Church of Oak Park -7 p.m. Feb. State of Israel. Joey Adams, humorist, will head 14. Pastor Robert B. Mignard said the program. 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