Friday, April 2, 1971 - 27 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Mrs. Max Stollman Nominated for Re-Election by JWF Women Mrs. Max Stollman has been nominated for a second term as president of the women's division of the Jewish Welfare Federation. Election of officers and board members will be on the agenda of t h e division's annual meeting May 19 at the Jewish center. iJ Mesdames Hymen C. Broder, Lew- is B. Daniels, Max Frank, Ivor J. Kahn, Julian H. Krolik, Alexander Sanders and Leonard Weiner. Nominated representatives to the federation board of governors for a one-year term are Mrs. Morris J. Brandwine and Mrs. Joseph Jackier. Mrs. Philip R. Marcuse is chair- man of the nominating committee, Mrs. Stollman which consists of Mesdames Mil- 11 a s served in ton J. Doner, Hugh W. Greenberg, many capacities Joseph H. Jackier, Maurice I. vvith the division Kurzmann, Mitchell Mandeberg and and was its Brand Marwil. Allied Jewish Additional nominations f o r Campaign chair- board and officers may be made man during two by petition, signed by 25 mem- campaigns. bers of the women's division and submitted at least one week in Nominated advance of the annual meeting. vice president is All women who contribute to the Mrs. David Han- Mrs. Stollman dleman. Renominated for their 1971 Allied Jewish Campaign-Israel vice president posts are Mesdames Emergency Fund are members of N. Brewster Broder, Norman Nai- the division and entitled to vote at the annual meeting. mark and George Stutz. Mrs. Merle Harris has been re, nominated recording secretary and Mrs. William L. Deutsch, corre- sponding secretary. Nominated to the board of di- rectors for a three-year term are Mesdames John C. Hopp Jr., "Israel Comes to Women's World" Seymour Jones, Max L. Lichter, is the theme for this year's major Burt Mahler, Brand Marwil, fund raiser for Shaarey Zedek SU- Seymour H. Rowe, Victor Shiff- terhood. The project, a third an- man, A. Alfred Taubman, Bruce nual Women's World event, will Thal and Isadore Winkelman. take place April 27 and 28 in the Nominated for re-election to a synagogue social hall. three-year term on the board are Women's World 1971 will open Mesdames Morris Baker, Arnold with comedy stars, the Ayalons, E. Frank,. David Handleman, Dav- performing in an Israeli-style night- id J. Schachter and Samuel Schiff. club setting. A shopper's mall open Mrs. Deutsch, serving as an of- that evening and the following day ficer in the last year of a second will feature the newest items man- term, is nominated for an addi- ufactured in Israel. tional three-year term. The following morning, the key- Mrs. Charles Lakoff is a new note speech will be delivered by nominee to the advisory service Goldie Adler, who will have re- council, and up for re-election are cently returned from Israel. That afternoon. the guest speaker will be Dr, Bruno Bat- -tlebeitn, internationally known child rearing expert, who will show films and discuss his recent book, "The Children of the Dream." The book by the pro- fessor of psychology and psychi- atry details research on children raised in Israeli kibutzim. PURITY: CI-LAPThR, Order of Luncheon will be available noon the Eastern Star, will. meet 7:45 Wednesday. A garden cafe and a p.m. Monday at Eureka Temple. bake shop will be set amid the Refreshments will be - served. boutiaue shops. Featured booths will display ceremonial gifts and PRIMROSE BENEVOLENT Israeli jewelry. A flea mart will be CLUB will meet 8 p.m. Monday a highlight of the project. at the Zionist Cultural Center. For the Wednesday programs, a Plans for the forthcoming instal- sitter service has been planned for lation of officers will be discussed. children who are trained and 3 * years or older. Reservations for INFANTS SERVICE GROUP the service may be made with the will hold a dinner meeting to dis- ticket chairmen, Mrs. Leonard cuss the May 2 Cherub Ball 7 p.m.! Baron, 353-3844, and Mrs. Gerald Monday at the Whitehall Apart- Margolis, 628-1250. meats clubhouse. * • •• Nahelu Operators Plan DETROIT WOMEN OF ALPHA OMEGA plans an afternoon of art Day Camp This Summer Fred, Judy and Gary Stern an- Tuesday at the Institute of Arts. Chartered buses will leave the nounce the opening of Nahelu Day Northland Theater 11:45 a.m., with Camp for the 1971 summer season. The Sterns have operated Camp a tour of the galleries to follow luncheon at 12:15 p.m. The annual Nahelu since 1968 and have devel- election of officers also will be oped an all-inclusive day camping program, featuring daily swim in- held. * * struction, professional arts and KINNERET CHAPTER, Pioneer crafts instruction and hot lunctits Women, will honor five members for all campers each day, with no leaving for a Passover tour to extra charges. For open house and registration Israel noon Monday at the Work- men's Circle Center. Mrs. Morton information, call the camp office, Barnett, who recently participated 642-3741. Information on the main in the national leadership seminar camping program is available at in Israel, will speak at the farewell 644-7600. for Ida and Pearl Chaifetz, Eva Gertzman, Jennie Jaffee and Rose In Thing: Fur Hot Pants Longtime Detroit furrier Sam Tenner. Hostesses will be Gladys Offen is frying a new angle with Auster and Jennie Bigelman. * * his stock in trade: mink hot pants. Offen, who recently moved to CITY OF HOPE CANCER FIGHTERS will hold a general Birmingham from Livernois Ave., board meeting noon Monday at the has sold most (by now, probably Raleigh House. Pictures will be all) of the 10 pairs of fur hot taken for the June journal. Tickets pants he made up. He's also made are available for the dinner-square them out of navy South African dance May 22 at Ramblewood lamb, stenciled rabbit and curly Swim „Rt!b*,•92.1.1ing-Dirs:•;Berns.ard white, Mr; goliAri , TINe 40, C tl Women's World to Revolve Around an Israeli Theme Young Musicians at Center Concert Sixteen-year-old pianist Neal Stulberg and 18-year-old violinist Rochelle Abramson will be solo- ists at the family concert given by the Center Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Julius Chajes 3 p.m. Sunday at the Jew- ish Center. Neal has been studying piano with Mischa Kottler for the past nine years. A concerto winner and soloist at the National Music Camp Interlechen, Neal will play Shostakovich's Piano Concerto No. 2. Miss Abramson studied with Mischa Mischakoff and is now studying at the University of Michigan. Winner of both the jun- ior and senior string competitions of the Tuesday Musicale of De- troit, the Pontiac String Competi- tion and the Stillman-Kelly Nation- al Competition, she will be heard in Saint-Saens Rondo Capriccioso. Haydn's "Surprise" Symphony will open the concert. Tickets are available at the Cen- ter's cashier. • Mrs. R. Leibick Fine color photography for all occasions. Moderate prices. please call 399-1251 Mo'os Hitim Plea Issued for Needy During Passover An appeal for aid to the needy on Passover has been issued by the Mo'os Hitim Organization of Detroit. 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