THE DETROff JEWISH NEWS Frislory, December 24, 1971-25 Nassau Trip Follows Leebove-Wetsman.Rites NCJW Dismayed at Veto of Child Care Plan 5 omen s Cluhs Judith Viorst, the witty poet and columnist whose sYndinaled news- paper articles are known_to Detroit readers, Will deli ver the thir Town Hall Series lecture spo by Shaarey Zede ' Sisterhood 10 a.m. Jan. 5 at the synagogue. H e speech will preceded by con- tinental brea k- fast, planned by ► ocial chairman - Mrs, Viorst Mrs. Lawrence Gubow. Contribut- ing editor to Redbook Magazine, Mrs. Viorst has written three vol- umes of poetry, "The Village Square," "It's Hard to Be Hip Over Thirty" and her most recent, "People and Other Aggravations." She is the wife of political colum- nist Milton Viorst. Admission to the event is by series ticket ob- tained through ticket chairman Mrs. Leslie Mandel,. 557-7377, or co-chairmen Mrs. Israel Elpern, 355-5843, and Mrs. Harvey Stein, 3534530. By advance reservation, a sitter--service is available for children_ 3 and older. General chairman of the Town Hall Series is Mrs. David Kliger. Book con- sultant is. Mrs. Jay Golub. Sister- hood president is Mrs. Murray Shekter. * a * ACHIEZER will hold a Hanuka games night 8:30 p.m. Dec. 29 at the home of Mrs. David Cohen, 24511 Harding, Oak Park. (Mrs. Eugene Kraus and Mrs. Ephraim Spero will be eo-hoitesses. Toys can be purchased for shipment to Achiezer children in Israel. Friends are welcome. * a * DAVID - HORODOKER WOM- EN'S ORGANIZATION will meet noon Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Sam Kreisler, 19435 Votrobeck. — LADIES OF YESH1VATH BETH YEHUDAH and WOMEN'S SAB- BATH LEAGUE will hold a lunch- - %eon meeting noon Wednesday at Cong. Bnai Israel; Mrs. Leo Laufer wilhbe honored on her recovery from her recent illness. * * PRIMROSE BENEVOLENT CLUB will meet 8 p.m. Monday at the Zionist Cultural Center. Re- freshments will be served by Mrs. Morris Alter and Estelle Alter. Husbands are invited. Plans are being made for the 41st dinner- dance Jan. 16. Guests are invited. For reservations, call Mrs. Meyer- Nitzkin, 546-2955, * * OAKFIELD CHAPTER, Women's American ORT is sponsoring a children's theater party 1:30 p.m. Tuesdays, at the Berkley Theater. The movies will be "Pinocchio in Outer Space." There is an admis- sion charge. For information, call Ellen Taub, 557-7539 or Frida Taub, 557-7913. nnagegmainammumftwavaszasusr The Rush Is On The Jewish News cautions all who wish to submit copy for publication that the holi- day rush is slowing down delivery of all mail. Noon Monday deadlines must be met, so either mall early or hand deliver. TEMPLE BETH EL SISTER- HOOD Lecture Series program chairman Mrs. Otto Wertheimer announces reservations are being taken for an open rehearsal of the Detroit Symphony 2 p.m. Jan. 19 at Ford Auditorium. Prof. Jason nekton, musical director of Tem- ple Beth El, will lecture about the concert 11 a.m. in the temple, followed by noon luncheon. Trans- portation will be provided from the temple to the rehearsal. For tick- ets, call the temple, TR 5-3580. * WOMEN OF THE JEWISH NA- TIONAL FUND President Mrs. Frank Silverman announces a board Meeting will be held noon Tuesday at the Zionist Cultural Center. Dessert luncheon will be served. Mrs. William Levin, fund- raising chairman, asks board members to bring their donor monies to the meeting. Hostesses are Mesdames Joseph Stalburg, -Louis Cooper and Leo Laufer. The donor tea will be held noon Jan. 18 at Cong. Shaarey Zedek. For information, call the JNF office. 968-0820. • • • OAK PARK NSHEI CHABAD STUDY GROUP (Nine Mile area) will meet 2:30 p.m. Saturday at the home of Mrs. Morris Green- span, 23460 Elaine, Oak Park. MRS. STUART GOODSTEIN In a recent ceremony at Cong. Rabbi B'etzalel Gottlieb will speak. * * * Shaarey Zedek, Gail Ann Goldman, MASADA CHAPTER, Pioneer daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam R. Women, will meet 12:30 p.m. Mon- Goldman, of Whitmore Dr., Oak day at the bane of Mrs. Julius Park, was married to Dr. Stuart Silverman, 18877 Medford, Birm- Goodstein, son of Dr. and Mrs: ingham, 646-0004. Friends are in- Joseph Goodstein, of Bellwood Dr., vited. Refreshments will be served. Southfield. Rabbi Irwin Groner offi- ciated, along with cantors Jacob PYTHIAN SISTERS will install Barkin and Jacob Sonenklar. new officers 8 p.m. Jan. 5 at the The bride wore a satin gown, new meeting hall, 2717 Coolidge, trimmed in Alencon lace and car- Berkley. The officers are: Most ried her mother-in-law's wedding excellent chief, Gertrude Trager; Bible amid a .bouquet of roses. past chief, Alice Levine; senior, Mrs. Kenneth Sigel served her Ann Schubb; junior, Betty Wein- sister as matron of honor. Brides- garden; manager, Ruth Goldman; maids included Mrs. Michael Gold- secretary, Cecile Smith; treas- man and Deborah Bohm. Dr. Ar- urer, Lil Lowenthal; protector, nold Gartner 'served as best man, Fay Schwartz; and guard, Ethel while ushers included Michael Lichten. Goldman, brother of the bride, Kenneth Sigel and Dr. Martin OAK PARK NSHEI CHABAD Levy. - STUDY GROUP will meet 2:30 After a honeymon in HaWaii and p.m. Saturday at the home of Mrs. Las Vegas,-the newlyweds will re- Toby Ginsburg, 24241 Westhamp- side in Southfield. ton, Oak Park. Goodstein-Goldman Rims at Shaarev Zedek NEW YORK — The National Council of Jewish Women has ex- pressed "dismay" at President Nixon's veto of the Child Care Plan. Mrs. Earl Marvin, president of the NCJW, spoke on behalf of the NCJW 's 100,000 members who re- cently surveyed the needs and -con- ditions of day care throughout the country. "This survey revealed the drastic needs for greatly increased day care provisions for the nation's preschool children, due to an in- Skepticism is the chastity of the intellect. —George Santayana. I WHY WORRY I Leave Everything to Us SAVE!" SAVE! 1.7c Nz. BUY DIRECT MRS. MARK LEEBOVE In a Sunday noon ceremony at the Sheraton-Cadillac Hotel, Carol Sue Wetsman was married to Mark Leebove. Rabbis Irwin Groner and Robert Syme and Cantor Harold Orbach, officiated. Miss Wetsthaa is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Wetscnan of Stratford Ct., Southfield. Mr. Leebove is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Leebove of Rock Ledge Dr., Farmington. Following a honeymoon in Nas- sau, the couple will reside in Southfield. The bride wore an English net and Guipure lace gown with athedral train and a Spanish full- ength mantilla with matching English net and lace. Mrs. Ronald Meyerson of Tucson erred as matron of honor. The ridesmaids were Mrs. Kenneth filler, the bridegroom's sister; Mrs. William Sable; ,Mrs. Robert Grossman; Margie Steinberg; Patti Rogers; and Kathleen Willis. Richard Leebove, the bride- groom's brother, served as best man. The ushers were Dr. Herman Wetsman, the bride's brother; Gary Leebove, the bridegroom's rother; Kenneth Miller; Steven Weiss; Steven Cohen; and Marc Schwartzberg. creasing financial neceessity for most households to have two work- ing members," she said. 'r■ FROM THE IMPORTER SEYMOITIR. KAPLAN and Co. WYN and HAROLD LANDIS HOME CATERING Phone IMPORTER AND CUTTERS OF FINE DIAMONDS 30555 Southfield, Suite 100 04542110 I- ANNUAL FUR SALE ALL FURS REDUCED 30-40% N. Miami 'Detroit Club' to Install Officers A. Slack Sapphire Mink — Coat, Floor Length, Zips to Midi-Length The Detroit Club of North Miami Beach, with a membership of about 300, will celebrate its second annual installation Jan. 16 at the Seville Hotel. The following officers will be in- stalled: President Mitchell Goldstone; vice presidents, Rose Belinsky and Joseph Milgrom; treasurer, Elaine Milgrom; secretaries, Sol Kling, Rose Kling and Honey Magid; chaplain and parliamentarian, Al Lipman and Nathaniel Goldstick; associate chaplain, William Belin- sky, and Sergeant at arms, Jack Miller. Members of the board are Rose elihsky, Louis Corman, Sadie Cornfield, Morris J. Friedman, Max Goldhoff, Irving Lyons, Leon Magid and Sherman Porvin. NEW HORIZONS 557-6157 • STYLE • ELEGANCE • BEAUTY WYN-HAROLD CATERING B. Resides Fitch Trimmed In Crou Fox NOTICE! We de set deal la ardasgeraid ear species. B. ee/tedgee FURS Ot i( t ele 181 SO. W000WARD, BIRMINGHAM, MICR. Pkgs. 642.1690 WI,' TO 11•4111 MUM • ADLICEWT FREE PAWING CITY OF HOPE New Years-Vegas Happening • DINNER INCLUDING • DRINKS • MONTE CARLO • DANCING • VALET PARKING ;47.50 per couple DEC. 3 1 st 7:30 - 'TIL? 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