26—Friday, April 7, 1972

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Atrincl to I i 'ea
II Onicir'N ni-z.ivion or I Lit )iltiou

Mr- .
Man . ] , .1 lirandWine ha.
horn itodtdinritttd to s•rve as presi
dent of the Women's Division of
the Jewish Welfare Federation for
the
1972 73 term Announcement
of the nomination ,as made by
Mrs 'Ala, Stillman. current pres•
'dent. and Mrs Arthur 1 Gould.
chairman if the nominating com-
mitt•e

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of

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still

take

rlirsion an-
tine. May 24. at Tam
(.'list,.
Mrs
Country

the st• om en'

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', aid

for oce president are
Mesdames Louis Berry. N Brew-
ster Broder. Dat Id Ilandlernan
and Norman Nairnark

st.ernour

Mrs
Jones has been
nominated for recording secretary'
and Ma, Witham . L Deutsch for
corresponding secretary
Nominated for re-election to the
board of directors, for three-year
terms are Mesdames Oscar U
Band. Louis Berry, N Brewster
Broder. Walter I- Field, Samuel
Frankel. Irving E Goldman. Max-
well H
Norman Nai-
rn-ark. D Lawrence Sherman and
George M Stutz
Nominated for a first term of
three "dlr. are Mesdames :Alfred
I. lictit.ch , Hugh Greenberg. Ralph
•Picrtr
,
Da, id
/loll:irk.
Charles
Stiller and Milton A. Weiss.
Sir.
%Vlif
as noun
t • fill an Line ■ plred term
of idle
ear
Norninaterd for re election to the
sets ue council are Me , -
da
Morn,
Sidm•y J.
1--...14erlo .1
Nrnfeld. Harry
I. J. ■ . - 1, m and SAM ,' .1 Karbel
to the ads isory
t•
coartot
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Mr.
I
Jer•

*mazel!

luck when you
have Chef Boy-Ar-Dee'

You're in

Cheese Pizza Mix on hand

for hungry kids. Because
you've got a sizzling hot
treat in lust about 20 min-
utes — crisp, cheesy,
authentic Italian pizza.that

wins big cheers. All the

makings come in this one
package—pizza flour mix,

pizza sauce, cheese and

easy directions. Um,m. how
about making one whole

one, all for yourself'

Bovaidee

Cheese
Pizza

The 1972 spring conference of , At the Tuesday evening banquet.
the Michigan branch of the Na- Mrs. J. Stewart Linden will install
tional Woman's League of the the newly elected officers for 1972-
United Synagogue of America will 1974 headed by the president, Mrs.
held April 18 and 19 at Beth'' Irving Chaiken. Also, a musical
Shalom Synagogue. program will be presented by the
Guest sneaker will he Mrs. Shira Singers of Bnai Moshe Sis-
Gerald Bell of Huntington. N.Y.. terhood under the direction of
national r ice chairman of speakers Cantor. Louis Klein.
Chairmen of the conference are
training.
Some of the features will - be an Mrs. Seymour Ungar and Mrs.
Eugene
Tapfer
idea mart presented by Mrs. Abe

Mr. Wm. I Brandwine anti
Airs Merle Harris were nom'.
meted a. representatis es to the
■ ard of ,m,ernors of the Jewish
Welfare Federation.

...\elditional nominations may he
-made by petition, signed by 25
members and submitted at least
one week in ads ance of the an-
nual meeting, provided nominees
have consented to serve if elected.

Members of the nominations
committee, in addition to Mrs.
Goultl. are Mesdames 'Robert
Minsky. 1rVing E. Goldman, Don-
ald Mahler. Arthur IL Rice, Shel-
don Stern and Norman Sussman.

MISS ANDRIA HECHLER
The Women';..; Division of Fed-
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ilechler of
eration is a year-round educa-
tional • and fund-raising organiza- Burgess Ave., announce the en-
tion with a membership of nearly ! gagement of their daughter An-
io,00p contributors to the Allied dria to Mark Alan Weiss. son of

Jewish Campaign-Israel Erner- Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Weiss of
gency Fund. All members are en- Post Oak Dr., Bloomfield Hills.
MiSs Hechler is a senior in the
titled to vote at the annual meet-
college of education at Wayne
ing,
State University.
A summer wedding is planned.

Katzman and Mrs. Marvin Fleisch-
man and a teach-in conducted by
Mrs_ Moses Lehrman. Several
workshops also will be presented.
Mrs. Sanford Norian will conduct ,
Israeli affairs; Sirs, Meyer Levey, t
membership; Mrs. Irving Chaiken
and Mrs. Jack Shenkman, Torah
Fund-residence hall; and Mrs.
Ralph Merko‘itz, youth group.

Bnai David Women
to Hear Music Duo

PoIlac-Schafcr

to Bi- Held in.Summci-

gilgagements

Rabbi and Mrs. Yechiel Nisei-
haunt of Brooklyn announce the en-
gagement of their daughter Esther
to florid Kuperman, son of Rabbi
and Mrs. leek Kuperman of Wales
Ave., Oak Park, Miss Niselbaurn .
is a graduate of the Beth Jacob
Seminary of Boro Park. Mr.
Kuperman is a student at the
Rabbinical College of Telshe in
CleY eland. A June wedding is
planned

■

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on your
shopping list

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It,-(0,7- to fro/ 'Michigan's United Synagogue Women
,Stimmt-/- to Include Workshops at Spring Confab

Mr and Mrs. David Pollack
of Scottsdale Rd., Franklin, an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Linda Ruth to Arnold
Stuart Schafer, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Sol Schafer of Helber Dr.,
Flint.

Miss Pollack attended Michi-
gan State University- and received
her MA in education at Boston
University. Mr. Schafer also went
to Michigan State and is studying
law at the University of Detroit.
A summer wedding is planned.

UHS Auxiliary -chis

Student Scholarships

Woman's Auxiliary of the United
Hebrew Schools asks that dona-
tions to its scholarship fund be
made in memory of Eca Hayman.
co-founder and past president of
the auxiliary.

Donations may he sent to Mrs.
Meyer Charlip, 30320 Southfield, -
Southfield. 48076, or call 647-0136.
Scholarships available to stu-

dents of the United Hebrew Schools
include summer Hebrew-speaking
camps: study tours to Israel for
Hebrew high school graduating
seniors: Esther Berman Gradu-
ate: Award Fund - to college-age
students who are graduates of the
United Hebrew Schools: and Bessie
Cohen Teaching Training Fund
to students training to he Hebrew
teachcks.

Applications may be sent to Sirs
George Gantz, scholarship chair-
man. 19621 Canterbury, Detroit
48221 or call 861-1315.

A duplicate application should
be sent to the United Hebrew
5, hools office

Mr
and Sir's. Joe Silver of
Radclift Dr., Oak Park, announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Dayle Leslee to David Gordon
Feldman, .son of Mr. and Mrs. •
Seymour Feldman of Saginaw
The bride-elect and her fiance at-
tend Michigan State University. A
December wedding is planned.

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WE DELIVER

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CONFIDENTIALLY YOURS

Of Matzo Ball Soup
and Price Hikes

Increasing. costs of food have
made the news in more ways than
one.
When George Meany walked off
the Federal Pay Board, he charged
that the price commission was
failing in its job of holding price
levels, and then gave examples
of "hidden" price increases: •
"Mrs. Adler's matzo ball soup
was famous for years and years
with four matzo balls in a can,"
he said ''Now, same can, same
price, but only three matzo balls.
This is the sort of thing I mean."
One local food store executive
—Nathan P. Fink, board chairman
of Great Scott supermarkets — an-
nounced a 30-day moratorium on
price increases in the chain's 44
area stores. He said it was hoped
that food suppliers would be pres-
sured into price reductions be-
cause Great Scott
will publicly
list supplier increases during the
"o-day freeze period.

891-1818

SERVING ONLY PRIME
AND CHOICE MEATS

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Raphael of
Rockledge Dr.. Farmington. an-
nounce the engagement of their •
daughter Marsha to Fredrick ;
Newman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Al-
bert Newman of Orinoco Cir., flu-- I
mingham. An August wedding is
planned.

Dr. and Mrs. Harry Balberor of
River Crest Dr., Southfield, an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Phyllis to David Raznick,
son of Mrs. Herman Raznick of
Brooks Ln., Southfield and the late
Mr. Raznick. A summer wedding '
is planned.

WE DO ALL THE WORK
REMOVE AND INSTALL

Entertainment by Betty Kowal-
sky, pianist, and Jerome Stas-
son. violinist, will be featured at
Bnai David Sisterhood's 3fith an-
nual donor luncheon 12:30 p.m.
Wednesday in the synagogue.
For reservations, call Mrs. Sarah
Levine, 547-6878, or Mrs. Eve
Herman. 557.0718.

Ifelen %inherit R.F.

The hair.ini pluck will come hack In haunt
• no. Itefeire 'nu
Ineere again.
remember this
tjuniatinn from one rif the foremast medical
authorities an the subj...? id human hair:
"Plucking
rut strong hairs shnuld;ie.., he

mkt...11. -

hs not? Recause the limn term
penalties for
confirmed
plucking can he
.0

Se ■ err:

1.

You may stimulate the

growth of additional hairs

around the one you pull
out.

2.

You may cause succes-

now

that

Air-cooled

jet

Stream Electrolysis is

avail-
able to you. This is the first
method of
permanent
hair

sive generations of hair from

removal with everything to
commend it. Air-cooled Jet

the abused follicle to grow

Stream is faster, more com-

coarser, longer, darker.

fortable.
Electrolysis is the only
medically approved method

3.

You may cause skin irri-

tations, pits. scars

4

You may make eventual
a
permanent
removal slower

and costlier by pulling the

root and follicle out of
place.

Such risks are needless

to remove hair permanently.
Investigate this suprior spe-
cialized service, for the per-
manent
improvement
and —
confidence. You owe it to
yourself to look your best.

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