THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

28—Friday, Feb. 2, 1973

,Work of Local Women's Groups
to Be Shown, Judged Next Week

The projects of constituent
groups of the League of
Jewish Women's Organiza-
tions of Greater Detroit will
he on display at Harvard
Row shopping center Thurs-
day and Friday.
League President Mrs.
Howard B. Appelman said
the presidents of the partici-
pating organizations will host
a tea at the Empress Gar-
dens from 2 to 4 p.m. on
both days. The public is in-

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Meyer's work Included in the
10th annual Sholem Aleichem
Art Show are held by Mrs.
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Mrs. Harry Rath, chairman
of the show,, today through
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Elizabeth Andrea Kutlov
became the bride of Louis
Franklin Levin in a recent
ceremony at Cong. Bnai
Moshe. Rabbi Moses Lehr-
man officiated.
The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham
Kutlov of Shrewsbury Ave.
Parents of the bridegroom
are Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Levin of Manor Ave., Dear-
born.
The bride wore a gown of
satin faille designed with a
mandarin neck and Victorian
sleeves. She wore a veil of
imported silk illusion.
After a honeymoon in To-
ronto, the couple will live in
Livonia.

Technion-Israel Institute of
Technology, was awarded
the IL 2,000 ($500) Bar-Hai
Prize for academic excel-
lence. her second such award
in two years.
The prize was established
in memory of the late Dr.
Yoseph Bar-Hai, who died in
1967.
He
was director of
pediatrics at Rambam Medi-
cal Center, today one of the
Technion medical school's
teaching hospitals. It is
awarded annually to the stu-
dent with the highest grades
in the fifth year of study.
Last year Mrs. Barash
was awarded the IL 1,000
($250) Dr. Shimon Brand-
stetter Prize for outstanding
achievement in fourth year
studies. Mrs. Barash, 25, was
born in Hungary and immi-
grated to Israel in 1957. Her
husband, Amichai, also is a
sixth year student in the
Technion medical school .

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Delicate silver jewelry and to reveal her imagination.
whimsical watchworks fig- Her friends in the Sholem
ores are among Irene Aleichem Institute have as-
Meyer's works to be shown, sembled a selection of pieces
for the 10th consecutive year from private collections
at the Sholem Aleichem Art which exemplify the stages
Show and Sale, today through through which her art has
Sunday the the Labor Zionist evolved.
Institute.
Visitors to the 10th annual
In fact, she will be repre- Sholem Aleichem show and
sented twice in this show: sale will be able to view
once in the work she has Irene Meyer's work from 11
prepared for sale and again a.m. today through 5 p.m.
in a collection of her works Sunday.
over the past years.
SEYMOUR S. FEUER,
Sometimes in silver or
gold, and again in lucite and former group vice president
watchworks, Czechoslovakian at McCord Corp. has been
born Irene Meyer has found elected executive vice presi-
a variety of ways in which dent for operations.

vited to view the work of the
various groups, as well as
vote on their favorite exhibit.
Popular choice will be one
division in the judging of ex-
hibits. Content, artistic qual-
ity and originality will be the
basis for three other awards,
given by a panel of judges.
The winners will be an-
nounced at the League's 45th
annual meeting Feb. 12 at
Atlas Shalom Synagogue,
when the second part of a
seminar on "Crime on the
Streets" will feature tele-
Mrs. Henry Ford II joined a group of United Jewish
vision newscaster John Kelly Appeal women workers in advancing the major philan-
moderating t h e following thropic effort in support of Israel, at a planning and social
panel:
session in Palm Beach, Fla., last week. Mrs. Ford is shown
Detroit Police Commis- I here with Mrs. Burt J. Sills, national chairman of the
sioner John Nichols; Oakland women's division of the United Jewish Appeal, at a
County Sheriff Johannes luncheon at the home of Mrs. Jerome A. Newman. Mrs.
Spree n; psychiatrist Dr. Max M. Fisher was among the prominent women in at-
Emanuel Tana y; former tendance in the UJA session.
Oakland County Prosecuting
Attorney Thomas Plunkett;
and James N. Garber, chief
of the criminal division of
the Wayne County Prosecut-
ing Attorney's Office.
HAIFA — The announce- iary of El Al, flying sched-
Also at that time, Detroit
Police Department Inspector ment by an American airline uled civilian DC-3s from Tel
Richard Butan wilt display that it is hiring a woman as Aviv to Eilat, thus becoming
equipment from the depart- a pilot and the U.S. Navy's the first woman pilot to fly
ment's gun room. Brunch decision to train eight woman for a scheduled airline in the
will be served by Adas Sha- pilots follows a precedent set West.
Mrs. Rom now is the coun-
lom Sisterhood at 11 a.m. in the 1950s when a woman
The public is invited at no Sabra trained by the Israel selor for a special prepara-
charge to the meeting, based Air Force flew first in com- tory course at Technion for
on the theme, "A Better bat and later for a scheduled Jewish soldiers from fami-
World: It's Everybody's airline.
lies which immigrated from
Job!"
Yael Rom, an educator at Islamic countries, designed
For information, call Mrs. Technion-Israel Institute of to bridge the ethnic educa-
Leo Ordin, 353-9463, or Mrs. Technology, earned her pi- tional gap in Israeli higher
Norman Schakne, 544-4511. lot's wings in 1951 from the education.
Mrs. Ordin is display chair- Israel Air Force's flying
"The work I do today is just
man, assisted by Mesdames school, then flew on active as exciting as flying," Mrs.
Schakne, Martin Cole, Jules duty until she was dis- Rom soya," and I feel it's
Sanders and Sander Klein.
even more important in the
charged in 1953.
Planning displays are: De-
As a reservist, Mrs. Rom long run."
troit Women of Alpha Omega
Mrs. Rom, now 40, is the
was called up for the 1956
Dental Fraternity; American
Sinai Campaign where she mother of three children and
Jewish Congress, Detroit
which
the
wife of Prof. Josef Rom,
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flew the lead
women's division; Metropol-
dropped paratroops over the an aeronautical engineer at
itan Detroit Bnai Brith Wom-
Sinai desert. She also flew Technion who manages the
en's Council; Children's
several additional missions institute's wind tunnel labora-
Asthma Research Institute
tory.
during the war.
and Hospital; Hada ssa h;
She went to work for Arka
After leaving the air force
Jewish National Fund Young
Airlines, a domestic subsid- reserves in 1960 upon the
Women; Jewish War Vet-
birth of her first child and
erans Ladies Auxiliary;
having accumulated over 1,-
Women's Auxiliary of Mai-
800 hours of flying time, Mrs.
monides Medical Society;
Rom became a weekend fly-
Mizrachi Detroit chapters;
er, piloting light aircraft as
National Council of Jewish
a hobby. She maintains her
Women Greater Detroit Sec-
private flying license and is
tion; Northwest Child Rescue
a member of the 99" Inter-
Women; Women's American
national Organization of
ORT, Michigan Region; Pio-
Woman Pilots, which she
neer Women Detroit Council;
joined in 1958.
Sinai Hospital Women's
Guild; League of Jewish
Women Co-operative Council;
Women's Orthodox League;
and sisterhoods of Adas Sha-
lom, Beth Achim, Bnai
HAIFA—Mrs. Yehudit Ba-
Moshe and Shaarey Zedek
rash, a sixth-year student at
synagogues.
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