THE DETROIT JEWISH. NEWS 30—Friday, July 16, 1971 ewry James Dania to Take •Bride; Rena", Weiner Histadrut Dinner to Fete Machinist- Union Chief Marsha Klein Bride of Andrew Semmel . tke 1. This Week's Radio and Television Programs HIGHLIGHTS Time: 9:45 a.m. Sunday Station: Channel 2 Feature: "The High Price of Poverty" concludes with an ex- ploration of the question, "What can be done?" Evelyn Linden, hos- tess, will speak with a group of ADC recipients, members of the West Side Mothers Organization, as well as Robert Handley of New Detroit Committee, Inc.; Alan W. Houseman, director, Michigan Le- gal Assistance Program; Prof. Richard Simmons Jr., acting di- rector, Wayne State University MRS. ANDREW SEMMEL Center for Urban Studies; Juanita 'Marsha Lee Klein recently be- Walker, manpower consultant, Of- fice of Manpower Planning of the came the bride of Andrew Kermit MISS RENAY WEINER Department of Labor; and Cloth- Semmel of Lehighton, Pa., in a Mrs. Abe J. Weiner of Hickory ilde Gallagher, welfare recipient. ceremony at Stouffer's Northland Ln., Franklin, announces the en- Inn. Rabbi M. Robert Syme of- gagement of her daughter Renay ficiated. ETERNAL LIGHT to James H. Danto, son of Mr. The bride is the daughter of Time: 10:30 p.m. Sunday and Mrs. Marvin Danto of Brook- Mr. and Mrs. Edward I. Klein Stations: WWJ dale Ave., Bloomfield Hills. Feature: "The Sabbath as a of Valley Brook Rd., Birmingham. The bride-elect, daughter of the Democratic Institution: II" will be Following a summer in Ann late Mr. Weiner, is a senior at discussed by Mark Van Doren Arbor, the couple will reside in the University of Michigan. Her and Maurice Samuel in this fifth Cincinnati. fiance received his masters de- in a series of dialogues on democ- gree in engineering from the Uni- racy and the Bible. * * versity of Michigan. A November wedding is planned. HEAR OUR. VOICE SAN FRANCISCO — G e o r g Meany, president of the AFL-CIO; Louis Stulberg, president of the International La die s' Garment Workers' Union; and Leon H. Keyserling, president of the Na- tional Committee for Labor Is- rael, will head the roster of per- sonalities participating in the 1971 Histadrut Humanitarian A w a r d dinner at the Fairmount Hotel here Aug. 8. Recipient of the award, highest honor bestowed upon American friends of the Israel labor move- ment, will be Floyd E. Smith, president of the powerful Interna- tional Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers. The $50 per plate affair will benefit a new cultural center at Kibutz Netzer Sereni. The machin- DICK STEIN Presents THE DICK STEIN ORCHESTRA AND THE JEEP SMITH ORCHESTRA LI 7-2770 ist and aerospace union has: ong been associated with Histadrut and has sponsored a number of im- portant projects in Israel. A vow is a horrible thing, it is a snare for sin.—Samuel Johnson. Our New Location Now Open (313) 557-1860 res. Gr 6-1965 Firestone Jewelry Wholesale Diamonds & Jewelry SAM FIRESTONE suite 364 Advance Bldg. 23077 Greenfield at 9 mile Southfield Mich. 48075 Hans Frank's Auto Acquired by War Crimes Museum Time: 11:30 p.m. Sunday One hundred and fifty volunteers Station: WCAR at Recording for the Blind, a Feature: Recordings by "The Torch Drive service, recorded 181 books, covering 65,000 pages, for Magnificent Yossele Rosenblatt" The latest addition to Stanley continues, with host Cantor Harold Bozich's War Crimes Museum in visually handicapped students. Orbach providing commentary. Keatington Antique Village is the * * * 1939 Mercedes-Benz limousine MUSIC BY BNAI SHALOM bought by Adolph Hitler for one Time: 10 p.m. Sunday of his henchmen, Hans Frank, Station: WBRB-FM (102.7) governor-general of Poland. Feature: Phil Blazer's weekly AND HIS ORCHESTRA Bozich said bullet holes in the nationally syndicated program pro- four-door convertible have been 968-2563 vides a contemporary outlet for a patched up. He acquired the potpourri of Jewish culture, humor vehicle from a Grand Rapids man music and literature. who had bought the car in West * * * Berlin 16 years ago and kept it TUES. & WED. IN CONTACT in a. barn for several years. He SPECIAL! Time: 10:30 p.m. Sunday agred to sell it to Bozich if he Station: WJR would display it in his museum. Feature: Hal Youngblood, with Bozich has letters verifying the COMPLETE WITH SET religious and moral figures, hosts car's authenticity. the weekly program whose prem- The museum, which includes ise is to place religion and man in paraphernalia, photographs and contact. COMPLETE WITH other reminders of the Hitler era, HAIRCUT & SET is designed to teach a bitter lesson, and Bozich has strong words Town and Country against extremism when museum to Set Sail Saturday visitors are taken on a tour. The museum is located at 2369 Studio • The Town and Country Club is 29505 Northwestern Hwy. having its annual "Nautical T and Joslyn, Orion Township, amid the Southfield, Mich. C Cruise at the club Saturday antique shops and specialty stores 1 /2 Mile N. of 12 Mile Rd. evening for members, guests and of Antique Village. Hours are 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Tuesday through Satur- friends. The motif of the party will be day and noon-6 p.m. Sunday. For Thomas J. Hatch nautical, and dress is casual. information, call 391-0404. Style Director Music is by Frankie Paul and his orchestra. Israel Army Gets 'Hip: SAM BARNM TINT $ 695 PERMS. $995 air Oesig a Call 351-0410 Girl Soldiers in Minis . TEL AVIV collnd koshen tomrazirgq, tmctut-, •uicti avtd: datacx424 ! SALAMI rWZ PURE BEEF (JTA)—The Israeli Army, no slave to fashion, has finally relented. Girl soldiers now are allowed to wear mini-skirts if they choose to. The new regulations say that the skirts may be five inches above the knees. Previously, mem- bers of Israel's women's army corps could wear skirts only one inch above the knees. Another new army regulation permits girl soldiers to wear their hair long provided it is fastened with a clip of the same color as the hair. Including sportsweae; 'dresses, pant:svits, raincoats w Maccabi Federation Honored by the JNF Koshruth Supervision by prominent Orthodox Rabbi: Rabbi Ben Zion Rosenthal and two steady Moshgichim \**4. U. S. Gov't Inspected WILNO KOSHER GENERAL OFFICES: CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 430807 SALAMI • FRANKFURTERS • CORNED BEEF • BOLOGNA JULIUS POLLAK, 14558 'Wyoming, Detroit Tel.: 931-0300 MODIM — The central event of the gathering of the leaders of the World Maccabi Sports Federation was held recently at the Maccabi Forest at Modim in the Northern Judean Foothills. The gathering was attended by federation leaders from throughogt the world to commemorate lethe ,50th anniversary of the international Jewish sports organization. 10 1 /2 Mile at Greenfield Lincoln Center Oak Park Phone 399-2233