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January 19, 1973 - Image 27

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1973-01-19

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2&—Friday, Jas. 19, 1973

TIM DETROIT JEWMR NEWS

Music, Talk on Agenda for JNF

ZOD Hears New Leader's Report

Division chairmen and co-chairmen of Women of Jewish
National Fund who met to complete plans for the 43rd
annual donor tea are (from left) Mesdames Julius Feigel-
man. Louis Levine, Albert Potiker, Samuel Rosenblat,
Irving Raskin, Julius Ring, William Klafer, Irving Bloom,
Jack Grossbart, Anton A. Rosenfeld and Israel Kardener.
Not shown are Mesdames William Hordes, S. Greenfield,
Sol Lifsitz and Samuel Wexler.

Paul Flacks, recently ap-
pointed Midwest director of
the Zionist Organization of
America, last week address-
ed the Zionist Organization
of Detroit on current plans
for public relations and edu-
cational activities.
Flacks outlined a program
of action in relation to build-
ing the protective media in
Israel's behalf. He outlined
the new ZOA programs that
include cultural functions, as-
surance of support from con-
gressional representatives
and the enrollment of mem-
bers to strengthen the major
forces that were both the

. Institute to Show What
Volunteerism Is All About

Mrs. Julius Harwood will

chair the fifth annual Volun-
teer Institute 9:30 a.m.
Thursday at the Jewish Cen-
ter.
Herbert P. Sillman, presi-
dent of the Jewish Family
and Children's Service, and

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Mrs. Joseph H. Jackier,
agency's
chairman of the
volunteer services commit-
tee, said the annual institute
serves as an in-service train-
ing program for JFCS vol-
unteers and as an orientation
session for prospective par-
ticipants.
Mrs. Judith Gardner, pro-
gram specialist for the Vol-
unteer Action Center of
United Community Services,
will discuss the role of the
National Volunteer Acti on
Center and volunteerism in
the Detroit area.
The theme of the institute,
"What Somebody Out There
Needs — Money Can't Buy,"
will be conveyed to the par-
ticipants through a series of
group sessions.
Discussion leaders are Mes-
dames Jack Baroff, N. Brew-
ster Broder, John Grekin,
Henry Krolik, Charles Lak-
off, Maxwell Lapides, Ben
Schottenfels Jr., Bert Smokier
and Jerome Sonenklar. Mrs.
Lewis Grossman Is workshop
coordinator, and Mrs. Irving
Edgar and Mrs. Milton Shift-
man are in charge of ar-
rangements.
JFCS volunteers serve as
visitors and friends to resi-
dents in nursing homes, as
friendly visitors to the home-
bound, as drivers and shop-
pers, as interpreters and as
advocates. AssignMents are
made according to the needs
and interests of the individual
volunteer, as well as the
client.
Volunteers read to the
blind, escort clients to medi-
cal or therapy appointments
or may spend an afternoon
visiting with a lonely shut-in.
The institute is open to all
who are interested in becom-
ing involved in person-to-per-
son volunteerism. For infor-
mation, call Fayga Dombey,

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makings come in this one
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pizza sauce and cheese. to Explore Issue
How about some for sup-
Highlighting
the meeting
per, tonight? How about a of the women's division of
whole one for yourself, just American Jewish Congress,
as soon as you get back Mrs. Elizabeth Weideman
will discuss "Is l'eace Pos-
from the store!

sible?" 12•30 p.m. Jan. 29
at the home of Mrs. Joseph
Eder, 19375 Canterbury.
Mrs. Weideman, past presi-
dent of the Women's Inter-
national League for Peace
and Freedom and former
editor of its national publica-
tion, represented the U. S.
section on the international
executive committee.
A
former teacher,
she was
United States delegate to
several international con-
gresses.
Mrs. Philip Rader, presi-
dent of the women's division,
and Mrs. George Rubin, pro-
gram chairman, invite the
public. Mrs. Irving Dworman
is chairman of the day.
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Singer - entertainer Ahuva
Zadok and accordionist Zigi
Binor will perform at the
43th annual donor tea of
Women of Jewish National
Fund noon Tuesday at Cong.
Beth Achim.

Irish-born Israeli diplomat
Yaacov Morris, Israel coun-
sel in New York, who author-
ed "Masters of the Desert,"
will speak.

Miss Zadok, who was born
in Israel, found her niche

Miss Ba rha ra Haas
to Marry in July



pioneers in the founding of
Israel and its current part-
ners in constructive efforts.

Men mourn for what they
have lost, women for what
they ain't got.—Josh Billings.

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while a sergeant in the Israeli
army during the War of Lib-
eration. Her voice brought
hope and cheer to both bat-
tlefield and hospital. Follow-
ing the conflict, she con-
tinued to entertain—this time
on the stage of the music
halls. Her efforts brought
recognition as a singer-
entertainer and recording
star. She sings in nine lan-
guages, including Yiddish,
Spanish, Hebrew, Turkish,
English, French, Greek, Ital-
ian and Russian.

Binor, singer and composer
as well as accordionist, made
many guest appearances on
radio and television.
The donor tea will be the
culminating event of several
months of effort by the
Women of JNF to establish
a 25th anniversary forest.

Mrs. William Levin, donor
chairman, asks the public to
participate.
For information, call the
JNF offices, 968-0820.

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Mr. and - Mrs. Harold Haas
of Salem Rd., Huntington
Woods, announce the engage-
ment of their daughter Bar-
bara Lynn to Lawrence
Kenneth Dubb, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Dubb of
Fort Lauderdale.

Miss Haas is a graduate
of the University of Michi-
gan and presently teaches
speech
and drama. tier
fiance was graduated from
the University of Miami and
served with the Coral Gables
coast guard.
A July wedding is planned.

The lecture will be hosted
by ` Arlazaroff-Avrunin-Weitz-
man Branch of the Labor
Zionist Alliance, according to
Oscar, Rappaport, president,
and Louis Levine, chairman
of the executive board. Re -
freshments will be served.
Tickets are available at the
door. For information, call
the Labor Zionist Alliance,

851-1606.

activities in Society

Dr. Manuel Feldman, regent of No. 6 District of Alpha
Omega and president of Michigan State Dental Alumni Fra-
ternity, was accompanied by Mrs. Feldman and their son
and daughter to the 64th annual convention of the Alpha
Omega International Dental Fraternity recently in Jeru-
salem. It was the first such convention ever to be held
outside North America. A keynote speaker was Dr. Louis
A. Saporito, newly elected president of the American Dental
Association. A day was spent in the Hebrew University-
Hadassah School of Dental Medicine, founded by Alpha
Omega.

A party for close friends and relatives was given in
honor of the 30th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Hoffman of Robson Ave. Their children, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Hamburger and Mr. and Mrs. Barry Hoffman,
co-hosted the party. Many of the well-wishers who attended
the party helped the lloffmans celebrate their wedding
30 years ago.

A surprise dinner-party honoring the birthday of Lily
Dubin of W. 10 Mile Road, Southfield, was given recently
by her husband Harvey at the Raleigh House. Relatives
and friends attended.

Mrs. Henry (Christina) Ford will be the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Max M. (Marjorie) Fisher in Palm Beach, Fla.,
after the Presidential inauguration. The Fishers will be
guests tonight at an .inaugural party hosted by the Fords.

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