omen's
FRANKLIN GROUP, Ha-
dassah, will present an after-
noon of theater featuring
Christopher Morley's one-act
comedy "East of Eden," di-
rected by Mrs. Joyce Feur-
ring, 12:30 p.m. April 3 at
Bloomfield Township Public
Library. The cast includes
Mesdames Rita Haddow,
Sondra Rubin, Jay Freed-
lander and Gloria Perlmut-
ter. Guests are welcome.
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CITY OF HOPE CANCER
FIGHTERS will meet noon
Monday at the Raleigh
,House.
The proposed slate of
.
officers will be presented by
the nominating committee.
Mrs. Louis Damraur, pro-
gram vice-president, has in-
Rosalind Becker to pre-
a needlepoint demon-
stration and display. Re-
-- 4.reshments will be served.
* * *
TEMPLE BETH EL SIS-
TERHOOD will host Free
Press fashion writer Marji
Kunz discussing "The Ins
and Outs of Fashion—or How
to Look Glamorous on a
Budget" 11 a.m. Tuesday at
the temple. Coffee will be
served at 10:30, and lunch
will follow the noon lecture.
Friends are invited.
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BETH MOSES SISTER-
OOD will join the men's
_club in celebration of Jewish
Music Month 8:30 p.m.
Wednesday at the synagogue.
Tamar Levitt, guitarist,
drummer and Israeli- folk
singer, will entertain. Guests
are invited.
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,GLENNWOOD CHAPTER,
Women 's American ORT,
will hold an art auction 9:30
p.m. April 7 at Cong. Beth
Achim. The champagne pre-
view is called for 8:30.
Harry Weinsaft of Kingsley
Gallery will be auctioneer,
ii,nd professional artists will
do portraits. There will be
prizes. For tickets, call Mrs.
Melvin Chisik, 255-3079, or
Mrs. Mark Lavetter, 542-2577.
* * *
ADAS SHALOM SISTER-
HOOD will hold an oneg
niabat 1:30 p.m. March 31,
in the synagogue social hall.
Rabbi Jacob E. Segal will
speak on "After 25 Years,
Reflections and Flashback on
Israel's Rebirth." Sabbath
songs will be led by Cantor
Nicholas Fenakel. Sisterhood
president Mrs. Sol Hammer-
_stein invites the community.
Refreshments will be served.
The study series will focus
on Chaim Nachman Bialik
noon Tuesday at the syna-
gogue. Baby sitting is avail-
le, and the community is
invited.
NE. LEVIN CHAP-
TER, CARIH, will 'hold its
Bid 'N Buy luncheon noon
Wednesday at Cong. Beth
Abraham-Hillel. Guests are
iftvited. For information, call
rs. Jerrold Blitz, 542-0671,
or Mrs. Daniel Hoye, 546-
5015. There is an admission
charge.
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*
CLUB ONE, Pioneer Worn-
will meet 11:30 a.m. Tues-
y at the Charter, House
s. club room. A special
cultural program will be fea-
tured. Brunch will be served.
Members are asked to bring
guests. For information and
transportation, call Mrs.
Michael Michlin, 399-6839.
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activities
Chub
CHILDREN UNLIMITED
has voted to donate $1,000 to
the Michigan School for the
Blind for its new land site
called Camp Tuhsmeheta
(touch-smell-hear and taste).
Robert Thompson, superin-
tendent, said that this spring
the school will build a dock
and boat house and buy row
boats and canoes. He said
the Children Unlimited gift
will help make a summer
water sports program pos-
sible. Children Unlimited is
planning its annual tag day
to help further its causes,
* *• *
UNITED ORDER TRUE
SISTERS, INC. President
Mrs. P a u 1 Cavaler, an-
nounces that tickets are
available for a "Night on the
Town" dinner April 1 at the
Troy-Hilton Hotel. Entertain-
ment includes belly dancers
and music. For reservations,
call ticket chairman, Mrs.
George Pantzer, 546-4962.
Guests are invited. Proceeds
will be used for cancer serv-
ice and research in the
metropolitan area.
•
LADIES OF YESHIVATH
BETH YEHUDAH and WOM-
EN'S SABBATH LEAGUE
will hold a luncheon meeting
noon Wednesday at the
Yeshiva building. The lunch-
eon will be sponsored by
Mrs. Lena Levine in honor
of the Bar Mitzva of her
grandson, Joseph Zak, Rabbi
Leizer Levin will be guest
speaker. Hostesses are Mes-
dames Walter Epstein, Men-
del Stark, Solomon Oppen,
Gussie Cardash and Becky
Gendelman. Guests invited.
TEMPLE EMANU-EL
SISTERHOOD will hold a
meeting and petite luncheon
12:30 p.m. Monday at the
synagogue. The program will
preview a new TV panel
show "What Would You Do?"
featuring Rabbi Milton Ro-
senbaum, Dr. Carl R. Vann,
professor at Oakland and
Michigan State universities
and Mrs. Joseph Maltzer as
mistress of ceremonies. Pres-
ident is Marcia Peven. The
sisterhood will hold its 3rd
annual pot luck supper 7
p.m. April 1 at the syna-
gogue. There is an admis-
sion charge, and each couple
must bring a favOrite side
dish. A movie and musical
entertainment will be fea-
tured. For information, call
Mrs. Norman Berger, 547-
3187, or Mrs. Ted Padzensky,
353-2454.
* * *
WOMEN'S BICUR CHO-
LEM will hold a special
meeting noon Monday at the
Maple House, 10 Mile and
Southfield Rds. Plans for the
May donor luncheon will be
discussed.
* * *
BETH ACHIM SISTER-
HOOD will culminate its
spring adult education series
with a book review luncheon
noon April 3. Mrs. Milton
Arm will review "A Time for
Loving" by Rabbi Herbert
Tarr. For reservations, call
Mrs. Simon Bermanis, adult
education chairman, 353-5210.
Guests are welcome.
GOLDA MEIR CHAPTER,
Pioneer Women, will hold a
Purim celebration noon Tues-
day at the Northgate Apts.
club house. A movie depict-
ing the 25th anniversary of
Israel will be shown. Mrs.
Sam Lupovitch, who recently
returned from Israel, will
give a report on her trip.
Guests are invited.
*
CHAPTER 28, Women's
American ORT, will meet 8
p.m. Wednesday at the home
* * *
of Marsha Schavrien, 18160
Rainbow, Lathrup Village.
Sisterhooc Primps Persons interested in joining
this new young women's
chapter may call President
for'Looking Glass' Teri
Bell, 559-9077.
* * *
ACHIEZER will meet 8:45
p.m. Tuesday at the home of
Mrs. Shlomo Kupinsky, 25531
Gardner, Oak Park. Co-
hostess is Mrs. Meir Lieber-
son. Rabbi David Lieberman
will discuss and answer
questions on the laws of
Passover. The public is in- Sanders-Davidson
vited.
* * *
Rites Held in Miami
OAK PARK NSHEI CHA-
BAD STUDY GROUP will
meet 2:30 p.m. Saturday at
the home of Mrs. Leib Bakst,
25236 Southwood, Southfield.
Mrs. Robert Dunsky is Rabbi Bakst will speak.
* * *
chairman of "Through the
OAK
PARK
NSHEI CHA-
Looking Glass," Adas Sha-
lom Sisterhood's donor day, BAD STUDY GROUP (Nine
which will take place Mon- Mile area) will meet 2:30
day at the synagogue. After p.m. Saturday at the home of
10 a.m., there will be booths, Mrs. Lazar Hammes, 23131
demonstrations and prizes. Parklawn. Guest speaker will
Following a 12:30 p.m. lunch- be Rabbi Avrom Bensoussan.
* * *
eon, news commentator Dav-
id Schoenbrun, author of DAVID HORODOKER
"The New Israelis," will WOMEN'S ORGANIZATION
speak. For luncheon reserva- will meet noon Tuesday at
MRS. JERRY SANDERS
tions and baby sitting infor- the home of Mrs. Bernard
mation, call the synagogue Chase, 15331 Rosemary, Oak
Jeanne Ellen Davidson and
office, 851-5100. The public Park.
Jerry Sanders were united
*
is invited.
in marriage in a recent af-
*
*
*
ternoon ceremony in Miami
Beach at the home of the
Plans Afoot for Women's World bride's grandmother, Mrs.
Louis Davidson.
The bride is the daughter
of Mrs. Gerald Kowal of Bur-
lington Dr. and Mrs. Gerald
J. Davison of Oak Crest
Ave., Oak Park. The bride-
groom is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Sanders of W.
13 Mile Rd., Franklin.
The new Mrs. Sanders
wore a gown of shirred voile,
designed with a high neck
and long sleeves and trim-
med with bands of Swiss
lace. A small matching head-
piece held her waist-length
Viewing items for the shoppers mall of the April 3 veil of imported silk illusion.
"Women's World" at Cong. Shaarey Zedek are, from left,
Wendy R. Davidson of Mi-
front, sponsors chairmen Mrs. Davis Bensonand Mrs. ami Beach, sister of the
Abe Katzman; and prizes chairman Mrs. Allan Kraft; bride, was maid of honor.
rear, table arrangements co-chairman Mrs. Robert A. Stein- The bridegroom's sister, Mrs.
berg and program chairman Mrs. Peter A. Martin. The Sam Katz, was matron of
mall opens at 10 a.m. when shoppes can have complimen- honor. Pam Lomanskin of
tary continental breakfast. Prizes will be awarded every 15 Miami Beach was brides-
minutes that morning. Following a sherry hour, a noon maid. Best man was Samuel
catered luncheon will feature guest speaker Abigail Van Katz.
Buren, syndicated columnist. For tickets and sitter reser-
Following a Caribbean
vations, call Mrs. Robert Brody, 368-0480, and Mrs. Philip honeymoon, the couple will
Elkus, 356-3756.
live in Birmingham.
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Friday, March 23, 1973-29
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Yiddish Folks Party Open to Community
A cocktail party and dance
sponsored by the Yiddish
Folks Farein Sunday Social
Group will be held 8 p.m.
Sunday at the Jewish War
Veterans Memorial Home.
Proceeds will go to Beth
Tayshil L'Yetomim Orphan-
age for Children, Jerusalem.
Music will be provided by
the Sagittarian Trio and
vocalist. The public is in-
vited.
Yiddish Folks Farein of
Detroit, founded 62 years
ago, is a philanthropic organ-
ization, supporting local and
Israeli needy.
For reservations and in-
formation, call Ida Schwartz,
398-0221; or Audrey Lepof-
sky, 548-7838.
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