THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, Jemmy 7, 1972-27
Amiani Brothers to Sing for JNF Women
shah= and - Derek Amrani, Is- The Amranian are third-genera-
hien talk artists, will perform at iron—Israelis whose songs reflect Histadrut Dessert Luncheon to Highlight
the Women of the Jewish National the struggles and hopes of the
Fund annual donor- tea noon Jan. people of their nation.- The broth- Pioneer Women Activity in January
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Guest speaker at the tea will
be Rabbi Reubin Slonim, former
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The donor tea will culminate
the year's fund-raising activities
of the JNF Women, whose goal
is the completion of the Women's
Forest and Recreation Center, a
$75,000 project, near the village
of Kiryat Shmona on the Lebanese
border.
The forest will stand as a memo-
rial to The 14 people, including
nine children, who were killed
in the area by a terrorist attack
on a school bus in May 1970.
For information, call the JNF
office, 968-0820.
Singles Club Sets
`Wintertime Ball'
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opens its 1972 social season with
a "Wintertime Ball" 9 p.m. Satur-
day at the Oak Park Community
Center.
Johnny C and his orchestra will
provide the music for dancing,
with social mixers, prizes and re-
freshments. The public is invited.
For information, call President
Betty Weinberg, 547-2565, or Pearl
Greenstein, 399-3718.
What we call happiness is what
we dp not know. —Anatole France
Mrs. Adele Mondry secretary of
the Israel Histadrut Campaign
and council chairman of Histadrut's
Pioneer Women division, has an-
nounced the minuet Pioneer Wo-
men event on behalf of Histadrut
will take place 12:30 p.m.. Thurs-
day at the Labor Zionist Institute.
Col. Stella Levy, who served as
the commanding officer of the wo-
men's army of Israel will be guest
of honor. She recently was ap-
pointed by the Is-
rael Foreign Of-
fice as attache
for women's or-
ganizations at the
Israeli Embassy
in Washington,
D. C. Col. Levy is
a member of the
headquarters gen
eral staff and has
the highest -rec-
ord of service Col. Levy
among the women of Israel's
armed forces.
At a recnt executive board
meeting of the Council, final pre-
parations for the dessert luncheon
were approved by a committee
headed by Mrs. Sam Fishman,
vice president of funds.
Mrs. Gerald E. Goldberg, presi-
dent of the Detroit Council of Pio-
neer Women, advised all clubs that
activities in January be concen-
trated on the Histadrut drive. Each
club's Histadrut chairmen have
contacted contributors in an ef-
fort to conclude the campaign be-
fore the end of the month.
Invitations have gone out to all
Pioneer Women members. There
will be no admission charge, and
friends and neighbors are invited.
The afternoon will end with a
musical program. Those needing
transportation are asked to con-
tact the Histadrut office no later
than Tuesday.
Histadrut chairmen serving this
year are: Club One, Ida Katz and
Fanny Bornstein; Club Two, Paul-
ine Liberson and Mirium Green;
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Review of Current Fiction
to Open Season's Series
The Greater Detroit Council of
Pioneer Women announces that
its first book review of the 1972
season will be presented 1 p.m.
Saturday at the home of Mrs. Har-
old Noveck, 18929 Lauder.
Olga Pobutsky, head of the
young adult division of the Detroit
Public Library system, will review
current fiction. Guests are invited.
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Council Raises $75,000
for Israeli Causes
Mrs. Sam Fishman, vice presi-
dent of funds, was honored at a
special Pioneer Women. Council
victory meeting for her efforts
which led to a
successful donor
event Dec. 16 at
the Raleigh
House.
The fund-rais-
ing event netted
$75,000, to be
applied toward
the support of
Pioneer Women's
1,000
installa-
Mrs. Fishman
tions in Israel.
Mrs. Fishman has served as
president of the Greater Detroit
Council of Pioneer Women for
four years, in addition to holding
other high offices.
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Denise Baron to Marrr
Jack Schulman in Mar
Poet's Vision Recalled
by 'Hadassah Woman
Max Ungar to Speak
Thurs., & Friday
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JERUSALEM — A grove in the
Hadassah Forest near Ein Karem
was dedicated recently to celebrate
the 80th birthday of Miriam Fierst,
a -member of the national board
of Hadassah who has a particular
interest in the Jewish National
Fund.
Mrs. Fierst recalled that in 1927
she and her late husband, treas-
urer of the Zionist Organization of
America, brought their son to cele-
brate his bar mitzva _in Israel at
the Western Wall.
`As far as I know," she said,
"we were the first Americans to
do so. Malik was present. He said
to me that some day we would
have our own state and would fly
our own airplanes and would bring
Jews from all over the world to
celebrate their simhot here. It
seemed like a poet's dream. Here
I am with children and grandchil-
dren settled in Israel, and a grand-
son at the Hebrew University, and
Jews coming by the thousands in
El Al planes—I am glad I have
lived to see Bialik's vision come
true."
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Israel, Pearl Lieberman; Kinner-
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Betty Karbal; Negbah, Fanny
Press and Lillian Lublin; and
Sharona, Honora Lipson.
Zion
Poale Zion Branch will hear Max
Ungar, a member of the central
board of the Amalgamated Cloth-
ing Workers of America and also
director of their education depart-
ment, at a meeting 8 p.m. Sunday
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. El-
bert Diamond, 19766 Snowden.
The subject of Ungar's talk will
be "Labor and Israel." Guests are
invited. For information, call
Freda Faigin, president, 342-6318.
MISS DENISE BARON
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Baron of
Bittersweet Ln., Southfield, an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Denise Jo to Jack Schul-
man, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Schulman of Avon Dr., Southfield.
Miss Baron attends the Univer-
sity of Michigan. Mr. Schulman
is a senior at Eastern Michigan
University.
A May wedding is planned.
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