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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
24—Friday, Merck 5, 1971

Donna Wolf Betrothal

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Charlotte 3lutchniek
Wife of 1)r. Leuchter

Women's,

Clubs/

to Jack Elliott &km

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WOMEN'S BICUR cycILEM
ORGANIZATION will meet noon
Monday at the home of Mrs. Simon
Shaman, 25883 Greenfisld, South-
field. Arrangements forthe annual
donor, to be held May 10 at the
Raleigh House, wilttfe discussed.

CITY OF HOPE CANCER
FIGHTERS will hold a board meet-
ing noon Monday at the Raleigh
House.* Plans are under way for
an April rummage sale. For in-
formation. call Faye Damrauer,
353-4432.

SOUTHWOODS CHAPTER,
Women's American ORT, will
MISS DONNA WOLF
hold a membership luncheon noon
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Wolf of W. Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Mil-
Nine Mile Rd., Southfield, an- ton Superstine, 7448 Stoney River.
nounce the engagement of their Birmingham. A fashion show will
daughter Donna Carol to Jack be presented.
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Elliott Belen, son of Dr. and Mrs.
SHARONA CHAPTER, Pioneer
Kenneth K. Belen of Glenmorra
Women, will meet 12:30 p.m. 'Tues-
Dr., Southfield.
The bride-elect received an edu- day at the home of Mrs. Al Hoober-
cation degree from Eastern Michi- man, 18559 Jeanette, Southfield.
Mrs. Donna Placencia, head refer-
gan University.
Mr. Helen, a Wayne State Uni- ence. librarian at the Southfield
versity graduate, attends the Chic- Public Library, will review Leon
ago College of Osteopathic Medi- Uris' "QB VII." Guests are wel-
cine, where he is affiliated with come.
Sigma Sigma Phi honorary society.
A June wedding is planned.

MRS. WILLIAM LEUCHTER

JWVA President to Visit Detroit

Frances L. Forman, national
president of the Ladies Auxiliary
of the Jewish War Veterans, will
visit Detroit March 17 and 18.
The JWVA president in Mich-
igan, Mrs. Harry Friedman, said
Miss Forman's visit will include an
official department meeting at
Greenfield's Restaurant in Oak
Park, 8:30 p.m., March 17.
On March 18. a presentation of
American flags in Miss Forman's
honor has been planned under the
direction of patriotic instructress
Mrs. Harold Greenspan. Ten class-
room flags and one auditorium flag
will be given to the Mark Twain
School, Royal Oak and the school
will present a special American
program in honor of Mrs. For-
man's visit.

Following cocktails that even-
ing, JWVA's drama group will
present an original production
by the JWVA Players, "A Day
in the Life of JWVA." Betty
Katzman is director.
Mrs. Herbert Liner and Mrs.
Sidney Lantz are in charge of the

Charlotte Beverly Mutchnick be-
came the bride of Dr. William
Leuchter at a recent ceremony
at Cong. anal David.
She is the daughter of Mrs.
Rose Mutchnick of Gardner Ave..
Oak Park, and the late Mr. Leon Thursday evening social, which
Mutchnick.
The bridegroom is the son of
MUSIC
Mr. and Mrs. Zoltan Leuchter of
By
Hamilton, Ont.

DANNY JAMES

The bride wore a satin gown

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will also be a membership party.
Friends who ahe eligible to join
JWVA are invited.
Mrs. Sidney Cohen, past depart.
ment president, has been appoint-
ed to coordinate the visit of the
national president.
Miss Forman has been a mem-
ber of JWVA since 1945, when she
joined the Fall River, Mass., Aux-
iliary. She served as its president
and later as president of the
Massachusetts Department. Since
1962, she has been active in the
national auxiliary.

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Marilyn Hershman served her
sister as matron of honor. Renee
Hershman was junior bridesmaid.
Bridesmaids were Helene Dwor-
kin, Sharon Leuchter, Karen Pol-
lack, Aviva Mutchnick and Judy
La pinsky.
Associate General Agent
Dr. Ron Leuchter served his
An antique auction sponsored by twin brother as best man. Stuart
272-3470 ,
Suburban Hills Chapter of Wom- Hershman was junior usher. Dr.
American United Life Insurance Company
en's American ORT will be con- Milton Mutchnick, Rick Smith, Dr.
• LIFE • HEALTH • GROUP • ANNUITIES • PENSIONS
ducted 2 p.m. and again at 7 p.m. Les Vertesi, Jerry Castor, Neil
March 14 for the benefit of ORT's Korman and Irving Hershman were
worldwide school building project ushers.
The auction will be conducted - Dr. and Mrs. Leuchter present-
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by C. B. Charles, who has con- ly reside in Vancouver.
PICK UP SOME _ OF . OUR
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ducted auctions in many countries.
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In addition to recent acquisi-
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tions, the auction will include
various collections handled by
Charles in recent years and not
a
previously released for sale, in-
se
cluding such celebrities as Jayne
Mansfield, Marion Davies, Mar-
Jewish Vocational Service
ilyn Monroe, Heda Hopper and
announces the formation of another,
Cole Porter.
"Project Return" group, a work-
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A special preview has been shop for women considering enter-
scheduled from noon to 2 p.m.
Wei:MI:very Trays cad Dinners
ing or returning to the labor - mar- •
All items to be sold have been ket.
authenticated by the auctioners.
The new group being formed
The auction chairman, Mrs. Mar- for March-April will meet at the
tin S. Bernstein, is aided by Mrs. new JVS suburban office, 15660 W.
Leonard Crane and Mrs. Robert 10 Mile.
This workshop is intended to
Sil ver.
meet the needs of housewives,
divorcees and widows concerned
WEALTH IN HANDS OF FEW
We are free today substantially, with occupational or educational
but the day will come when our opportunities.
Sessions will consist of small
Republic will be an impossibility.

SIDNEY L. BLAINIKOFF

AntiqueAuction
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It will be an impossibility because
wealth will be concentrated in the
hands of the few. A Republic can-
not stand upon bayonets, and when
the day comes, when the wealth of
the nation will be in the hands of
a few, then we must rely upon the
wisdom of the best elements in
the country to readjust the laws
of the nation to the changed con-
ditions.—James Madison.

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group meetings and counseling

which will assist and prepare
women with the information and
confidence necessary for taking
that "first step."

During the past few months,
several groups have been con-
ducted. JVS has indicated plans
to continue the program through-
out the year.
Pre-registration is necessary by
contacting group services, JVS,
163 Madison, Detroit 48226, 961-8570.

'Sallah Coming to U-M

Beth Israel Sitserhood of Ann
Arbor and the Jewish Student Or-
ganization at University of Mich-
igan will present. "Sallah," Out-
standing Foreign Film of 1964, 9
p.m. Tuesday and 9 p.m. Saturday
at Hillel House.
"Sallah." by Israeli humorist
Ephraim Kishon, is the story of an
immigrant family of Oriental Jews
who arrive in Israel not long after
1948. The film provides a detailed

look at the humor and pathos of
the immigrant in a developing

Country.
Tickets will be available at the
door.

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