Friday, Jan: 5, 1973
Two Detroit Women to Be Hon'orect Susan L. Ph-el:link"-, THE. DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
for Volunteer Service by NCJW - 1 / 1 " 4"/'-‘"/- 111 HY immigration Expert Will Speak
Highlighting the launching cil of Catholic Women, Na-
of the 80th birthday celebra- tional Council of Jewish
at Pre-Campaign Luncheon
Women, National Council of

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[ "Chercallsthem Spaghetti
Sauces

tion of the National Council
of Jewish Women, the

but
mayvinim call
them meatless
mechayehs

Greater Detroit section will

present the Hannah G. Solo-

mon Award to Mrs. Joseph

M. Welt and Mrs. Gerard R.
Slattery 12:30 p.m. Jan. 17

at Temple Emanu-El. Des-

sert and coffee will ' be
served.

The award, named for the

When it comes to meatless
Italian spaghetti sauces,
Chef Boy-Ar-Dee" is tops.
Just take his Mushroom or
his traditional Meatless
and add either one (or
both!) to spaghetti, noo-
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fish, omelet, you name it.
The rich sauce, loaded with
flavor, takes over from
there Keep both sauces on
hand for family pleasing
variety.

NCJW's founder, is given to

volunteers by sections across
the country.

Mrs. Joseph M. Welt, a
past local, national and inter-
national president of the Na-
tional Council of Jewish
Women, also has served lo-
cally as president of the Vis-
iting Nurse Association, the
Detroit Council on Commun-
ity Nursing, Neighborhood
Service Organization and the
League of Jewish Women's
Organizations, of which she
is president.

Mrs. Gerard R. Slattery,
the other recipient of this
honor, is chairman of the
board of Children's Hospital
of Michigan. For 16 years she
was its president.
Mrs. Slattery spearheaded
the fund-raising program for
$28,000,000 to make the new
hospital possible. She repre-
sents Children's as vice pres-
ident of the Detroit Medical
Center Corporation.
The meeting will feature
as guest speaker Mary Hal-
laren, executive director of
WICS, (Women in Commun-
ity Service), whose subject
will be "Tomorrow's Chil-
dren." WICS is the joint
effort of the National Coun-

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EILEEN SILVERMAN

Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Sil-
verman of Prairie Ave.,
Southfield, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter
Eileen Karen to Hayim Isaac
Gross, son of Rabbi and Mrs.
P. N. Gross of Baltimore.

Miss Silverman was grad-
uated from the University of
Michigan. Her fiance is a
graduate of the University
of Detroit's law school.
A winter wedding is plan-
ned.

NEW YORK (JTA) — The
Israeli film, "I Love Your
Rosa," won first prize in
the "Femina" movie con-
test here. The all-woman
jury praised the film for its
; "many qualities."

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MRS. KENNETH AXELRAD

In a recent ceremony in
Chicago, Susan Lynn Freeh-
ling became the bride of

Kenneth Miles Axelrad.

Ladies Love Israel Film

Beoween Love noes

Pre-campaign contributors
to the women's division of
the Allied Jewish Campaign-
Israel Emergency Fund will
he luncheon guests noon
Wednesday at the home of
Mrs. Samuel Frankel. 885
Charrington, Birmingham.
Guest speaker at the ad,
vance gifts meeting will be
Henry Levy, an authority on
immigration.
- Levy, former director
of
European operations for Unit-
ed Ilias service in
Latin

Negro Women and Church
Women United, for the re-
cruiting and
screening of
young women, largely school
dropouts, for Women's Job
Corps Training.

Plans have been formulat-
ed by Mesdames Lewis B.
Daniels and Jerome B.
Grossman, co-chairmen of
the day; Maurice Klein, Har-
ry Kretchmen, Reuben Berg-
man, Jerome Davis, Ralph
Helper and Gerald Meyer-
son. Mrs. L. Hudson Rosen-
thal, past project director of
Detroit WICS, will introduce
Miss Hallaren.

The new Mrs. Axelrad is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Willard Freehling of Win-
netka, Ill., and the bride-
groom's parents are Mr. and
Mrs. Paul G. Axelrad of
Kenosha Ave., Oak Park.
The bride wore a gown of
peau de soie with a lace yoke
and lantern sleeves. The
Empire bodice was accented
by scattered lace motifs, and
the soft A-line skirt had a
full chapel train. She wore a
waist - length mantilla of
matching beaded lace and
carried lillies of the valley
and white roses.
Maid of honor was Patricia
Ann Freehling of Winnetka,
the bride's sister. Brides-
maids were Mrs. Louis
Rochkind of Ann Arbor and
Mrs. Ronald Strote of Chi-
cago.
Best man was Milton
Harris Jr. of State College,
Pa. Ushers were Martin
Jaffee and Stanley Schumer
both of Detroit , and Michael
Wolk of Cambridge, Mass.
After a honeymoon in
Padre Island. off the coast
of Texas, the couple will
reside in Austin.

Andrea F. BC I .Mri 71
to II ed Mr. Kotzen

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on Telegraph Rd., Southfield.
An evening session for work-
ing women will be held 6
p.m. Monday at the White-
hall Apts. club house.
Mrs. Coleman Gertler of
Milwaukee, president of Dis-
trict 6. Bnai Brith Women,
and Mrs. George Silverman
of Chicago, executive director

Mrs. Jack Sayles, Mrk. Al
Stein and Mrs Ira Albion.

Twenty-eight chapters from
the Detroit area and Flint
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can be made through chap-
ters only Specific days will
be assigned to each chapter.

For information, members
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U.S. Commemorative
to Honor Cershwin
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The Bnai Brith Women's
Council of metropolitan De-
troit will hold its second an-
nual mini convention for all
chapter and council leaders
9 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Monday and
Tuesday at the Holiday Inn

Mrs. Maynard Kalef, vice
president, as convention co-
ordinator. Past president
Mrs. Allen Weitzman is dis-
rict area coordinator. Other
committee members
a r e
Mesdames Leon Dreylinger,

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ris said she hopes the wom- briefings.

en's division this year will
Vice chairmen for the
exceed last year's total of women's pre-campaign divi-
almost $1.500,000 to benefit sion are Mesdames Paul
Bor.
local agencies and national man, David Pollack, Norman
and overseas beneficiaries. Rosenfeld, Samuel Schiff and
Mrs. N. Brewster Broder A. Alfred Taubman.

the convention.
Mrs. Andrew Berger, presi-
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America, also has been the
leader of the Joint Distribu-
tion Committee's operation
in Latin America. He was di-
HENRY LEVY
rector of Tunisia and Alger-
ia.
is pre-campaign chairman
Mrs. Morris J. Brand•ine, for the women's division,
president of the women's di- Aiding her and Mrs. Harris
vision and a national three- in pre-campaign activities
for of the Joint Distribution
the Mesdames William L.
Committee, said Levy will
Deutsch and Arthur H. Rice,
bring facts about Soviet im- assignment chairman; David
migration to Israel. Handleman, new prospect
Women's division campaign chairman; and Melvin Kol-
chairman Mrs. Merle liar - bert, chairman of workers'

of the district, will conduct

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Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Ber-
man of Kenosha Ave., Oak
Park, announce the engage-
ment of their daughter An-
drea Faye to Michael Gary
Kotzen, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Alan Kotzen of Parklawn
Ave., Oak Park.
An August wedding is
planned.

"THE CRUCIBLE." Arthur
Miller's drama about the

Salem witch trials, officially
joins the Hilberry Theater

repertory 8.30 p.m. Jan. 11

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CYNTHIA WOLRAUCH
memorative honoring the
noted composer pianist ' Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Wol-

George Gershwin—will be is- rauch of Evans Ave., South-

sUed Feb. 28. i field, announce the engage-
Gershwin was chosen as ment
of
their
daughter
of
representative
notable i Cynthia Jill to William Gary
American musicians and ar - 1 Zack, son of Mr. and Mrs.
tists for the "American Artist ; Eugene Zack of N. Park Dr ,
Series" of comnierriorative I Southfield.
stamps.
Bnai Brith Philatelic Spry-
Bread, Sugar Cheap
ice, in cooperation with Cie
JERUSALEM (ZINS)
U.S. Postal Service, will is
sue a first day cover on that The average Arab resident
of the 1.4. (•,,t Bank consumes
date, featuring the portrait
of Gershwin at the piano and larger quantities of bread and
including an insert biographi- sugar than does the average
Israeli and therefore enjoys
cal sketch of the composer
a greater advantage from the
Albert Einstein w as the first
Jew whose likeness appeared government subsidies that
make these comourdities very
on a U S ixistage stamp.
cheap. said Finance Minister
Orders for the Gershwin
Pirihas Sapir in a report to
cover should he sent to the
the Kne•set The cost of
Bnai Brit h Philatelic Serv-
white bread in Israel is 80
ice, I640 Rhode Island. Was
ington 20131; A self address- per cent cheaper than in the
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"The Crucible" first appear-
ed in New York in 1953,
winning the Antoinette Perry
Award and receiving wide
attention as a social com-
mentary on the Communist
hunts by Sen. Joseph McCar- envelope should accompany
thy.
50 cents per cover.

cent less costly than in
France or Italy

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