22--Friday,`Sept. 29, 1972

TH2 DETROIT JEWISH' NEWS

'AO Auction '72' to Aid Charities

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"AO Auction '72," the annual fund-raising event of
the Detroit Women of Alpha Omega Dental Fraternity,
will be held 7:30 p.m. Oct. 7 at Holiday Inn of Highland
Park. The items pictured here with Mrs. James Bittker
(left), president, and Mrs. Arnold Zuroff, chairman of
ways and means, will be among the many gifts to be
auctioned off for the benefit of AO's Omega charities.
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The bang of the auctioneer's Mesdames Michael Bloom,
gavel will be heard 7:30 p.m. Sylvan Faller, Charles Good-
Oct. 7 at "AO Auction man, Jeffrey Ingber, Joseph
'72," the annual fund-raising Jacobson, Albert Korby, Jer-
event of the Detroit Women ry Lesson, Ronald Michael-
of Alpha Omera Dental Fra- son, Samuel Millstone, Mi-
ternity, at Holiday Inn of chael Steinberg and advisers,
Highland Park.
president, Mrs. James Bitt-
Members and guests will ker, and president-elect, Mrs.
Sheldon
Plotnick.
have the opportunity to bid
on new items—from member.
For information, call Mrs.
ship in a tennis club to an Plotnick, 352-9119, or Mrs.
.electric tea kettle, a fur hat Zuroff, 352-0321.
and a facial sauna.
Gifts also include bicycles,
gift certificates, silver pieces,
original art work and handi-
crafts and linens. Proceeds
will allow the Detroit Wom-
Greater Detroit Section of
en of Alpha Omega to con- the National Council of Jew-
tinue allocations to local, na- ish Women will present a
t i o n.a 1 charities: Shiffman five-part series on "Flair for
Clinic of Sinai Hospital, D. Dollars and Sense" begin-
J. Healy Home, Community ning 12:30 p.m. Thursday at
Dental Health puppet shows Council House..
and Alpha Omega Founda-
The first presentation,
tion Fund.
"Charting Your Financial
There also will be prizes Future," will feature Dr. Pat
and a midnight buffet.
Shontz, Detroit News finan-
Arrangements are now be- cial analyst.
ing completed by the ways
On the following Thurs-
and means committee, headed days, NCJW will present "In-
by Mrs. Arnold Zuroff, and vestments—the Money Tree"
co-chairmen, Mesdames Allan with Prof. Cedric Fricke,
Ash, Arthur Freedman, Nor- University of Michigan; "In-
man Lynn, Morris Rubin, surance — Use and Abuse"
Mischa Sachs, Leo Shipko with Prof. Donald L. McDon-
and Allen Weiss. Other mem- ald, U. of M.; Peace of Mind
bers of the committee are —The Planned Estate,"
Thomas Dickinson, vice pres-
ident, Ann Arbor Trust Co.;
Do you need
and "Dollars and Sense:
Needlepoint
Summing It Up" with Dr.
Shontz.
instruction?
Refreshments will be
Come to
served. For reservations in-
formation„ call 557-9604.

NCJW to Begin
Series on Money

Embark on New Relationship

Sheruth League; Fresh Air Socie

With more than a quarter
century of service to the
Jewish community to its
credit — particularly to chil-
dren in need — Sheruth
League has reached a new
milestone.
The women's organization
has become formally affili-
ated with Fresh Air Society,
the Jewish community's
camping agency.
Although the relationship
between the volunteer group
and the Jewish Welfare Fed-
eration agency has been a
close one over the years, the
affiliation is now complete.
Fresh Air Society has be-
come the major recipient of

Jill Robinson Bride
of Richard H. Gould

MRS. RICHARD GOULD

In a recent ceremony at
Cong. Bnai David, Jill Elin
Robinson was married to
Richard Howard Gould.
Rabbi Jacob Segal and Can-
tor Hyman Adler officiated.
The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
Spitz of Franklin Park Dr.,
Franklin, and the late Mr.
Samuel A. Robinson. The
bridegroom's parents are Mr.
and Mrs. Morris Gould of
Jeanette Ave., Southfield.
The bride wore a gown of
Irish LaCrosse lace appli-
qued on English net. Her
headpiece was of matching
Irish lace with a long man-
tilla of silk illusion appliqued
in lace. She carried a bouquet
of orchids and baby's breath
on her confirmation Bible.
Mrs. Kenneth Blaze of
Hollywood, Fla., the bride's
sister,' was matron of honor.
Cheri Robinson was ber sis-
ter's maid of honor. Brides-
maids were Judith Spitz,
19011 W. 10 Mile
Few men on the road to Diane Spitz, Lauri Robinson,
success
know
when
to
change
Linda
Neuman and Mrs.
356-4576
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cars.—Anon.
Steven Munson. Stacey Blaze
was flower girl.
Howard Stoller was best
man. Ushers were Dr. Ken-
neth Blaze of Hollywood,
Fla., Alan Feiner, Mark
Fenton, Michael Levin and
CALL TINA ZEE, Banquet Coordinator
John McMillan.
at
Also participating in the
ceremony were the bride's
grandmother, Mrs. Eva Rob-
inson, and uncle, Charles
Robinson.
LARGE AND
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Following a honeymoon in
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field.

for camp experiences has far chase memorlams and other
exceeded available space.
tributes by calling the Fresh
Sheruth has committed Air Society at DI 1-5959.
$10,000 to help maintain the
program through the build-
ing of a Tamarack village
for emotionally disturbed
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children.
"Musk or its Best
The group, whose name
for Your Guests''
means service, also has pro-
557-7986
vided funds for winter week-
ends for the emotionally dis-
turbed and has contributed to
YOUR CANDID COLOR
Tamarack for the construc-
tion of an entire village, a
library and playfield, as well
as the other camp programs
WILL BE
Sheruth, which started in
1944 with 37 members, today
numbers some 180. Since its
first project — sending five
campers to Tamarack at
WHEN PHOTOGRAPHED BY
Brighton — the organization
his spent from $2,000 to
$4,000 yearly for full camper-
ships.
The organization raises its
AND ASSOCIATES
funds primarily through an
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annual gathering in Febru-
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ME SHOVE YOU A MEW
ary and through tribute
DIMENSION IN PHOTOGRAPHY
funds. Contributors may pur-

FRANK PAUL
and ,

MRS. MAX CHOMSKY

Sheruth - allocations for spe-
cial projects, including camp-
erships.:
In addition, Sheruth League
YStiunteers will augment
ckrical and office services
of the Fresh Air Society, and
the organization's operations
will be centralized within the
Fresh Air Society office.
In turn, the Fresh Air So-
ciety will be supportive and
directive within special areas
and liaison board members
will serve on both boards.
Mrs. Max Chomsky, presi-
dent of Sheruth League, said
that in line with the organ-
ization's "new look," fami-
lies will be invited to hold
memberships. Now geared
toward evening meetings, the
group invites the public.
The next meeting, to be
held 8:15 p.m. Oct. 24 at the
United Hebrew Schools
building in Southfield, will
feature as guest speaker
Gerald Levin, director of the
Orchards, a treatment cen-
ter for emotionally disturbed
boys, supported by the Na-
tional Council of Jewish
Women.
Levin, in his talk on "Mis-
sion: Possible," will relate
some of his experiences as
head of the camper program
for
emotionally
disturbed
children at Tamarack.
Sheruth League has sup-
ported this program through
camp scholarships for the
past few years. Some 30
youngsters have learned,
through camping, to live and
play with others and to per-
form normal activities. Mrs.
Chomsky said the demand

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HAVING AN AFFAIR?

CAMP TAMARACK

Seeking full time program director. Must have
good Jewish education, knowledge of He-
brew desirable, and ability to develop Jewish
program. Previous camping experience essen-
tial.

Call Sam Marcus or Mike Zaks at 341-5666.

BIG BAND CAVALCADE,
the musical show which
brings the hits of the big
band era to the Masonic
Auditorium 8:20 p.m. Oct.
12, was created by Freddie
Martin, the bandleader who
will share the band-leading
assignments with Bob Crosby
and Frankie Carle. Special
guest star Margaret Whiting
will fill the traditional spot
of female vocalist for the trip
back through a wide reper-
toire of danceable music.

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