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' THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Israeli Couture Fashions to Make Appearance Here

Israel Diplomat, Singer on Agenda
of JNF Women Annual Donor Tea

That vital work may pro-
gress at the forest-recreation
center in Kiryat Shmoneh,
along the Lebanese border.
Women of Jewish National
Fund is completing plans
for the 43rd annual donor
tea Jan. 23 at Cong. Beth
Achim.
Mrs. Louis Levine, pro-
gram chairman, said author-
diplomat Yaakov Morris will
speak on world events and
the current scene in Israel.

will perform, along with Is-
raeli and international ac-
cordionist Zigi Binor.
Besides the current project
at Kiryat Shmoneh, memor-
ializing the 15 victims of the
bombing of a school bus,
Women of JNF has begun
the planting of a forest honor-
ing Israel's 25th anniversary.
It will be an extension of
the original forest at Kiryat
Shmoneh.
In addition to Mrs. Frank
Silverman, president of Wom-
en of JNF, leaders of the

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organization include donor
secretary, Mrs. Joseph Ru-
bin; and fund-raising chair-
man, Mrs. William Levin,
assisted by Mesdames Jule
Kraft, Joseph Greenbaum
and Jack Rosenthal. Special
gifts chairmen include Mes-
dames Meyer Cooper, Pearl
Nosan and Albert Posen.

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TEL AVIV — Twenty - five
per cent of all women in Is-
rael, more than 250,000, have
not completed the fourth
grade of elementary school.
These semi-literate, under-
privileged immigrants
and
daughters of immigrants
from disadvantaged societies
represent the majority of
mothers of large families in
Israel.
Moetzet Hapoalot-Pioneer
Women has launched the
first nationwide group work
program of its type to bet-
ter equip these women for
their role as wives and moth-
ers in a modern Israeli so-
ciety.
This extensive new grass
roots program is reaching
into the hearts of the city
slum neighborhoods and un-
derprivileged "development"
towns, according to Mrs.
Beba Ideison, general sec-
retary of the Moetzet Hapoa-
lot-Pioneer Women.

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A collection of Israeli fash-
ions will be shown on behalf
of Hadassah's Israel educa-
tion services, which has a
national quota of' $1,000,000.
Americans lend support
through the HIES to the Ha-
dassah Comprehensive High
School, where these fashions
are created, and also the
Hadassah Community Col-
lege and Hadassah Guidance
Institute.
The chapter vice president
of program, Mrs. Eugene
Kahn, stated that Saks Fifth
Avenue will show the collec-
tion of Israeli swimwear it
carries.

Mrs. Ruth Seligson of Saks
in Troy will be fashion com-
mentator.
Mrs. Rosemary Selburn,
chairman of the day, report.
cif that among the models
are Mesdames Martin Silver-
man • Kenneth Lastar, Mil-
ton Dresner, William .Maze:
and Bernard Portnoy.
Mrs. Donald Mahler and
Mrs. Robert Tuttleman are
co-chairman of the Eye Bank
Gala. A filled $6 eye bank
or a check for that amount
will be the admission for
this program. Proceeds will

be sent to Israel for treat-
ment of trachoma, an eye
disease prevalent in the Mid-
dle East.
An original musicale by
Mrs. Jack Abramson will be
presented by the Hadassah
Players, including Mesdames
Jack Gor bac k, Seymour
Schwartz, Irving Yura, Sher-
win Wilner, Jerome Cooper,
Victor Linden, Arnold Sky,
Joseph Wolf and Henry
Booke.
Mrs. Myron Novitz will be
musical accompanist. The
committee working with Mrs.

Selburn include Mesdames

Sy Borsen, Harold Hoffman,
Robert Silver and Leo Keeps,
A mini luncheon will be
served to guests in the thea-
ter lobby prior to the nrc-
gram.

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The annual Eye Bank Gala
of the metropolitan Detroit
chapter of Hadassah will be
highlighted by a Hadassah
Israeli Fashion Show at
Northland Theater 12:15 p.m.
Jan. 16.
The occasions of the 60th
anniversary of the birth of
Hadassah and the 26th anni-
versary of the independence
of the state of Israel will he
observed at this event, chap-
ter president Mrs. Albert
Newman announced.

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The new program, called
"Advancement of the Wom-
an and Family in Society,"

brings together in morning
group project sessions 20 to
30 women from a deprived
neighborhood who receive

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MISS ELLYCE RUBEN

Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Ruben of North Carolina
Ave., Southfield, announce
the engagement of their
daughter Ellyce Rochelle to
Stephen Ira Field, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Field of
Pierce Ave., Southfield.
Miss Ruben is a senior at
the University of Michigan.
Mr. Field is a student at the

University of Michigan's
medical school.
A summer wedding is plan-
ned.

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child - rearing difficulties,
among other matters, from
trained experts
A major emphasis is placed
on enhancing the self-image
of the women — with regard
to their families and the
community.

Sessions are held in the
clubrooms and community
centers of the Moetzet Hapoa-
lot-Pioneer Women or the
local Histradrut building.
Nursery facilities are avail-
able so that mothers can
bring their pre-school age
children with them.
The new effort is headed
by a young Israeli psycholo-
gist, Shoshana Sharni, who
studied at Ohio State and

Columbia universities. The
program is aided with a

grant from the Demographic
Institute of the Prime Min-
ister's Office.
Implementation is based
in part on the vacation pro-
ject operated principally by
Moetzet Hapoalot during the
past summer, which reached
more than 5,000 mothers of
large deprived families. These
form the nucleus of the first
groups in the current year-
round program.

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and guests will take a one-
hour simulated tour of the
winter sky 8 p.m. Wednes-
day at the Vollbrecht Plane-
tarium,
adjoining Adler
School in Southfield.
The tour will be conducted
by planetarium director Rob-
ert Thompson. Weather per-
mitting, it will include tele-
scopic observations of the
planets and stellar constella-
tions.
An "afterglow" will follow
at Howard
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For information, call Pearl
Greenstein, 399-3718, or Betty
Weinberg, 559-5175.

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