28—Friday, October 29, 1971
. THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
ORT Antique Show 7th Annual Event
Early Amenican works, antique Jewelry 'and glass and silver
serving pieces will be among the items on sale at the seventh annual
antique show, sponsored by Oakland Hills Chapter of Women's Anzeri-
can ORT, Tuesday and Wednesday at the Knights of Columbus Hall,
30755 Southfield. Hours are noon-10 p.m. There will be a sale of
baked goods and a tea room for light lunches. Mrs. Robert Weinstock
(right) is chairman of the antique show committee, assisted by Mes-
dames John Mandel (center), Eugene Sokoloff (left) and Bernard
Faigin, Dorothy Bisgeler, Alfred Rosen, Jack Wolfe, Jack Marcuson,
Arnold Levine, Harry Tstuber and Richard Mentzer.
Progressive Aid Women to Hear Rabbi at Donor
Ladies of Progressive Aid So- and Mrs. Morris Galer, cochair-
ciety will have Rabbi Sherwin T.
man. Mrs. Julius Ring is record-
Wine as guest speaker at its an- ing secretary, Mrs. David Teitle-
nual donor luncheon noon Wednes- baum, financial secretary; Mrs.
day at the King's Arms Restaurant. Sam Gannis, treasurer; and Mrs.
All proceeds go to the group's Louis Weiner, chairman of ways
and means.
child rescue fund in Israel.
Others working on the donor are
Frances Shayne, chairman of the
day, will introduce Rabbi Wine; Mesdames Ben Tushman, Lilly
Jacobs
and Morris Friedman. Mrs.
and the invocation will be delivered
by Sarah Kanter. Marilyn Krause Morris Wemhart is chairman of
will provide musical entertainment
accompanied by Dorothy Hack at
the piano.
The donor committee is headed
by Mrs. Walter Litt, chairman,
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ZEDAKAH CLUB will mee
noon Monday at the Coach House
For Custom Drapery club room. The fund-raising donor
luncheon will -be held Dec. 1 at
Cleaning, Call
the Raleigh House.
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`Special Volunteer' Davis-Ajzenberg Rites _Local Bell Ringers
Sought in Oakland Scheduledfor Ne.vt [line Near UF Target
The Volunteer Action Center
(VAC) of United Community Serv-
ices has sent out an appeal for
volunteers to assist in the valu-
able program of Operation Friend-
ship, the 11-year-old project of Na-
tional Council of Jewish Women,
Detroit Section.
Operation Friendship, an after-
care program, provides club-type
atmosphere for a few hours each
day to help post-hospital mental
patients cross the threshold into
the community. It has been operat-
ing out of two Wayne County facil-
ities.
This year, at the request of the
Oakland County Mental Health
Clinic, the NCJW has started
Phase 2 of this volunteer service.
Using donated facilities—the
YWCA in Pontiac on Fridays,
and the rectory of St. John's
Episcopal. Church in Royal Oak
on Tuesdays -- former mental
patients who have been referred
by a social agency or private
'physician and who live in these
and surrounding communities,
can now benefit from these non-
residential, nonsectarian social
clubs.
Men and women volunteers are
needed at both Oakland County
sites but because of the nature of
the program, these are special
types of volunteers, calling for an
"unwavering interest, understand.
ing and faith in the ability of the
members to improve despite dif-
ficulties and setbacks,", said the
VAC.. Volunteers talk with mem-
bers, play cards or help with a
handcraft, go on group outings,
eat lunch with them and assist in
planning their own club activities.
A professional staff worker will
give on-the-job training.
Particularly needed are club
volunteers at Pontiac on Fridays
and volunteer drivers at Royal
Oak on Tuesdays. Those with free
time between noon and 3 p. w. on
either day may call one of the
following: Pete Hartman at Pon-
tiac State Hospital, 338-7241; or
Mrs. Margaret Caichen, transpor-
tation chairman, 542-6736.
Miss IT
to Marry
Mr. Gutter of Columbus
Charges
Truth is the most valuable thing
we have. Let us economize it.—
Mark Twain
BRAVERMAN'S K =
13500 VAiiES
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LET MILE ROAD
SUNDAY ONLY
SHOULDER STEAK
YOUNG BEEF LIVER
CORNED BEEF
PICKLED TONGUE
CHUCK ROAST
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of
MISS CATHY DAVIS
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Davis of
North Carolina Dr., Southfield,
announce the engagement of their
daughter Cathy Sue to William
Ajzenberg, son of Mrs. Gerald
Ajzenberg of Raine Ave., Oak
Park, and the late Mr. Ajzenberg.
Miss Davis is completing her
senior year in the college of edu-
cation at Wayne State University.
Her fiance plans to attend optom-
etry school next fall.
A June wedding is planned.
IRVING I. KATZ, executive
secretary of Temple Beth El, will
deliver the invocation at the key-
note luncheon of the 30th annual
convention of the National Associ-
ation of Temple Administrators
Sunday at the Century-Plaza Hotel,
Los Angeles. Katz is the founder
of the National Association of
Temple Administrators and served
as its first president. He is now the
honorary president for life of
NATA.
Mrs. Harold L Fr: residential
chairman for the, west - side, com-
prised of the Wayne County area
west of Woodward, announced that
$103,231 or 66.1 per tent of quota
had -been collected.
Mrs.
Carlton Rasmussen of
Franklin, residential chairman for
the northwest or Oakland County
unit, announced-.that $257,312 or
78.2 per cent of quota had been
collected.
The 23rd annual United - Founda-
tion drive began Oct. 12 and con-
tinues through Nov. 4.
Vive
L Difference!
TRAURIG'S
Quilts &
Made to Order
15144 W.
7 Mile
Renovated
Rd.
342-9448.
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Across from Raleigh House
MISS SUSAN WASSER
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wasser of
Continental Dr., Southfield, an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Susan Beth to Henry
Alan Gutter, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Julius Gutter of Columbus.
Miss Wasser is an Eastern
Michigan University graduate in
speech therapy and is working
on her masters degree.
Mr. Gutter graduates in June
from Ohio State University. A De-
cember wedding is planned.
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lb. $ 11 "
Door -to - door
contributions
brought the campaign total to $10,-
865,969 of 35.1 per cent
the
record $31,-000,000 target.
FOR SUCCESSFUL RESULTS. _
CONSULTATION WITH NO OBLIGATION
• ARKWOOD CHAPTER, Wom-
en's American ORT, will meet
noon Wednesday at Carlyle Tow-
ers club room. Lunch will be
served by the hospitality commit-
tee, Mrs. H. Wieser and Mrs.- Ed-
ward Pacernick. Program Vice
President Mrs. William Kiafer an-
nounces that attorney Louis Demas
will speak, on wills and estates.
President Mrs. Carl H. Lichten-
stein and the vice president of
Membership, Mrs. Jack Diamond,
invite guests.
Sab.rban Col/ Collect
Reverse
Residential -collections totaling
$637.406 or 75.1 per cent of the
doorbell -ringers' quota were re-
ported at a-Torch Drive Ladies'
Day observance in the Sheraton-
Cadillac Hotel.
Day School Leaders Cited
NEW YORK—Fourteen Jewish
communal figures who are lead-
ers in day school education will
he presented with the distinguished
"Amudim" Award at the 28th an-
nual Torah Umesorab Dinner Nov.
14 at the New York Hilton.
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