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28—Friday, October 1, 1971

THE DETROIT JEWS!, NEWS I

Pioneer . W.ornen '::Launches-

Mr& Gerald E. Goldberg, presi-
dent of the. Greater Detroit Coun-
cil of 'Pioneer Women, announces
the beginning of "the 1971 funds
campaign, which will culminate
Dec.. 16 with the annual donor
event. •
The Council target this year is
$80,000, as its contribution to the
international effort to maintain
1,000 Pioneer Women social serv-
ices installations in Israel.
Mrs. Goldberg is particularly
interested in two of the newest
efforts for social services
in Is-
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rael. ■ The first is directed toward
the widows and orphans of soldiers
who died in the Six-Day War and
the second benefits young children
who live in border kibutzim.
` Vocational training schools,_
child care .centers and other
Pioneer Women services com-
prise 48 per cent of all such
activities in Israel.
Children from border kibutzim
are being provided with vacations
in safer areas. Pioneer Women

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Under Cover
Boutique

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Zeldes, vice pres--
ident
of
member-
considers such an experience as
an important contribution to the ship for Women's -
child's psychological development, American ORT
Michigan Region,
states Mrs. Goldberg.
shows off a fur -
coat designed by -
Geoffrey
Beene
Linda
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to Mrs. Harry
Goldberg,--Jr. _
(center) and
Mrs. Donald
T h a I,- Michigan.
Region President,
Mrs. Zeldes- will
be a model for
the °RT . fall
fashlidi showing,
scheduled for
noon Oct. 13 M
Con g Shaarey
Zedek., Mrs.
Goldberg Will be -
chairman- of the
day for the shaw-
1 n g, at which
Beene will personally narrate the collection. The fashion showlunch-
eon will climax ORT's fall membership drive.

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Mr. Ehrenfried Takes
Bride, Anita Hoffman

MRS. DONALD BLOOMBERG

Adas Shalom USY plans to dec-
orate the congregation's suka 1:30
p.m. Sunday. The sisterhood is
providing materials for the Sho-
resh (7-8th grade) and Migdal-
Tzion (9-12th grade) members.
Following an erev Yom Toy sup-
per, the youth will join in the
adult services.
For information, call Brenda
Steirn, advisor, 546-8142.

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Larry Freedman

Orchestra and Entertainment

647-2367

C/confr-7:4 C.ail

A panel will discuss "The Jew-
ish Conscientious Objector" 8:15
p.m. Oct. 18 at Cong. Beth Achim,
under the sponsorship of the sis-
terhood. Mrs. Abe Meral, program
chairman, invites the community.
The panelists will be-Rabbi Joel
E. Poupko, associate director of
Hillel, University of Michigan;
Barbara Bernstein, counselor,
Jewish 'Vocational Service; Henry
S. Gornbein, attorney; and Alan
Lipschutz, student,
t, II. of M.
Sol .T. Schwartz, attorney, will be
moderator. -
A coffee hour will follow the
program.

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MRS. DAVID EIRRENFRIED

• Anita Joyce Hoffman and David
Louis Ehrenfried were married in
a recent ceremony at Cong. Sha-
arey Zedek. Rabbi Irwin Groner
and Cantors Jacob Sonenklar and
Jacob Barkin officiated.
The newlyweds are the children
of Mrs. Walter_ Hoffman of Bur-
ton Ave. Oak Park, and the late
Dr. Hoffman; and Mr. and -Mrs.
Berek Ehrenfried of La Mesa,
Calif.

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lace.
Linda Hoffman served her sis-
ter as maid of honor. The brides-
maids were Lisa • Hoffman, the
bride's sister; Judi Ehrenfried,
the bridegroom's sister, of La
Mesa; Lori Kanat; and Judy Bas-
kin of Hamilton, Ont.
Carlton Terry of Virginia was
the best man. Ushers were Donald
Bone and Leslie Kanat.
The bride's _grandmother and
uncle, Mrs. Helen Kanat and Dr.
Irvin Kanat, also were in the wed-
ding party.
Followin& a honeymoon in Can-
ada, the couple is residing in Oak
Park.

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The bride wore a long-sleeved
gown of imported embroidered
voile. Her headpiece was of
matching voile with a circular
shoulder-length veil edged in

Criterion Club Singles
Planning a Hike Sunday

For three half days so you may observe
the advantages of our nursery.

Children 21/2 to 5 iear.s - _
Morning and Afternoon Sessions
Two to Five Days a Week

CALL 557-5122 -

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PURE BEEF

Criterion Club for single adults
Kashruth Supervision by -
plans to take a short-distance bike
Prominent Orthodox Rabbi;
Sunday from Bloomer State Park
Rabbi
Ben Zion Rosenthal
to the Yates Cider Mill.
and two steady Mashoichim
A motorcade will leave 1 p.m.
from the Oak Park Community
Center parking lot. Lou Jacobs IL
will lead the annual trek, with
41011•11,
guests welcome as transportation
permits.
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Cider and donuts will be served.
For inforntation, call - Betty
srownsorea in Detroit end Michigan by:
Weinberg, president, 547-2565, or JULIUS POLLAK, 14558 Wyoming, Detroit TeL: 931-0300
Pearl Greenstein, 339-3718.

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Conscientious Objector
to Be Viewed by Panel

•Gonik's Kosher Meat, Fish & 'Poultry

Adas Shalom USY
to Prepare for Sukkot

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A fact, in science, is not a mere
fact, but an instance.—'Bertrand
Russell- -

II-olfe Becomes
Mr. Bloomberg 's Wife,

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Bnai David Mr. and Mrs. Club
is trying to locate ;18 "l
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met members to come to its 18:
year reunion 9 p.m. Saturday at
the synagogue. For information, -
call Moe _ and _Bernice Betman,
357-0587. -

Drive

Linda Carol Wolfe became the
bride of Donald Elliot Bloomberg
in a recent candlelight ceremony
at Adas Shalom Synagogue, sol-
. 29600
emnized by Rabbi Jacob Segal and
Northwestern Cantors Nicholas Fenakel and
. Southfield
Larry Vieder.
Between
The newlyweds are the children
12 Mile &
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Norber
Inkster
of Greenfield Rd., Southfield, and
the late Dr. Allan R. Wolfe; and
355-2210
Mr. and Mrs. Morris E. Bloom-
berg of Southfield "Rd., Southfield.
Superb
The bride wore an organza
Coordination . A-line silhouette gown, _ with
bishop sleeves and Venise lace
In
trim at the cuffs, front and
Fall Golf and
hemline. '
Tennis Attire
Susan Wolfe served as maid of
ookft.01.00ftwommot
honor. Barbara Wolfe, Phyllis and
Judith Bloomberg, Randy Mitnick
and Rochelle Gershune were
bridesmaids.
Erwin Bloomberg was the best
man. Ushers were Gerald Bloom-
berg, Michael Bloomberg, Myron
Wolfe, Barry Wolfe 'and Barry
Mitnick.
Also in the wedding party was
the bridegroom's grandmother,
Mrs. Nellie Hochberg.
Following a honeymoon in Ber-
muda, the newlyweds are living
in Southfield.

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'Lost' Couples Sought

Fall Fashions to Culminate ORT Drive

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