THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
28—Friday,: May 18, 1973
Jewish Women's League to Install
Mrs. Jules Sanders Next President
gngag ement
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Guzick
of Montrose Ave. announce
the engagement of their
daughter Jan Carol to Sam
The League of Jewish Wo- and Norman R. Schakne, Landau, son of Mr. and Mrs.
men's Organizations will hold vice presidents; Israel Wien- Max Landau of San Diego.
Sander Klein,
its 46th annual installation er, treasurer;
Cole, Saul Chudnow, Miss Guzick was graduated
noon Thursday at Cong. Beth Martin Katzman, Morton Op- from the University of Michi-
Abraham-Hillel. A dessert Aaron
gan with a degree in special
luncheon will be served.
education. Her fiance is
Mrs. Howard B. Appel-
working on his masters de-
man, president of the league,
gree in social psychology at
invites the community to at-
Wayne State University. An
tend the installation of Mes-
August wedding is planned.
dames Jules J. Sanders,
president; Charles Kessler,
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Laut-
Leo Ordin, George M. Rubin
man of Pittsburgh announce
the engagement of their
daughter Merna to Barry
Sonne, son of Mr. and Mrs.
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Ave. A July wedding is
PERMANENTLY
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blum, parliamentarian, and her fiance were graduated
Howard B. Appelman, coun- from Michigan State Univer-
sity. An October wedding is
selor.
Mrs. David Kliger, a past planned.
president of the league, will
be installing officer.
Honoring the 25th anni-
versary of the state of Israel,
the league will present a
cantata by the Jewish Cen-
ter Golden Age Choral
Group, conducted by Cantor
Nicholas Fenake 1. Mrs.
Jacob E. Segal of Adat Sha-
lom Synagogue will present a
resume of the life and ac-
complishments o f Chaim
Nahman Bialik.
JNF Women's
Event to Hear
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"Chef"calls it Ravioli
S h riman - K a tan
Engagement Told
but
momma
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Kreplach
Socialites Plan
Final Dance
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long as it's delicious? The
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to make your mouth water.
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zippy cheese in the middle,
Chef Boy-Ar-Dee Ravioli
is simmered in thick to-
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cheese for real Italian"
ta'am. And at about 200 per
serving it's the best buy in
mechayehs this side of
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Detroit Socialites will pre-
sent its last dance of the
season 9 p.m. Saturday at
the Berkley Masonic Temple.
Eric Rosenow and his Con-
tinentals will' provide the
music for dancing. Social
mixers and refreshments will
be featured. The public is
invited.
The annual election of of-
ficers will be held May 27,
and plans have been com-
pleted for the June 24 instal-
lation dinner-dance at the
Raleigh House. The public is
invited.
For information, call Mollie
Stern, 342-2791, or Sarah
Stern, KE 7-1158.
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Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Shri-
man of Ithaca Ave., 0 a k
Park, announce the engage-
ment of their daughter Paul-
ine to Albert Katan, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore
Katan of Mansfield Ave.
Mr. Katan was graduated
from Wayne State Univer-
sity's college of engineering.
A September wedding is
planned.
Brotherhood Month
Stretched to Year
The Detroit Round Table
of Christians and Jews has
decided to stretch brother-
hood activities throughout
the year, with informal teas
of 5 to 15 members held at
members' homes and larger
groups at institutions.
The guests may be neigh-
bors of different religions, or
from neighboring communi-
ties, whose goal is to instill
a feeling of fellowship, un-
derstanding and a willing-
ness to lend a helping hand.
The new concept, "Sister-
hood and Brotherhood 365
days a year," started Thurs-
day with a tea honoring
hostesses of past teas at the
Detroit Round Table head-
quarters.
Mrs. Leonard Gusow is
over-all chairman of the teas,
several of which have been
held in past weeks. One was
at Cong. Beth Moses, with
Roberta Weiswasser, Doris
Bean, Marilyn Eskovitz and
Estelle Smith as sisterhood
hostesses.
Abram S a l o m o n, execu-
tive vice president of the
Jewish National Fund of
America, will address the
installation of officers of
Women of Jewish National
Fund noon Tuesday at Cong.
Bnai Moshe. Mrs. Jule Kraft
will be installed as president.
According to the outgoing
president, Mrs. Frank Silver-
man, a petite luncheon will
be served, and installing of-
ficer Mrs. Louis Levine, will
deliver an original composi-
tion on Israel's 25th anni-
versary. Blue and White Box
chairman Mrs. Julius Ring
asks all holders of boxes to
bring them in for clearance.
Program Planners Institute
to Aid Organization Leaders
Mrs. Carl Schiller and
Mrs. J. Stewart Linden, co-
chairmen, and their commit-
tee are preparing final plans
for the Program Planners
Institute under the auspices
of the culture commission of
the Jewish Community Coun-
cil, 9 a.m.-noon June 3 at the
United Hebrew Schools ad-
ministration building.
Bernard Panush, culture
commission chairman, said
the institute is designed to
acquaint program chairmen,
cultural chairmen and adult
education planners with in-
formation on effective pro-
gram techniques and to sug-
gest methods and resources
for group participation.
Leaders with successful
program experience and with
particular expertise in speci-
fic areas of programing will
serve as discussants and re-
source consultants.
Other members of the
planning committee besides
Mrs. Schiller and Mrs. Lin-
den are Mesdames Henry
Berris, Harry Oberstein, Leo
Orecklin and Irving Pokemp-
ner. Mrs. Martha Cohen and
Mrs. Evelyn Orbach of the
Community Council staff
have been assisting the com-
mittee in arrangements. Mrs.
Orbach also will serve as
discussion aide. Leaders and
resource persons include
Stephen Cooper and Irving
Tukel and George M. Zeltzer
members of the Council ex•
ecutive committee.
Invitations to the confer.
ence have gone to the presi
dents and program chairmer
of Council affiliates. Reser
vations, including a nomina
fee, are requested before
May 25. The fee will include
continental breakfast, pre
ceding the program, and ar
informational and resource
kit for each person in at
tendance. For informatioh
call the Jewish Community
Council, 962-1880.
Brandeis Phone
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Thanks Hias for
Wife, Son-in-law
NEW YORK — A two-fold
debt to Hias (Hebrew Immi-
grant Aid Society) was
acknowledged Tuesday by
David Schoenbrun, CBS news
correspondent, commentator
and lecturer.
"One," he explained, "is
for the gift of a beautiful
and devoted wife and the
other for a wonderful son-in-
law who, in addition to
making my daughter happy,
is a member of our family
team of writers." He ad-
dressed the women's division
of United Hias Service at its
annual luncheon at the Plaza
Hotel.
At the turn of the century,
he said, a young boy fled
Poland with a group of
friends and came to Amster-
dam, only to be thrown into
prison. A representative of
Hias prevailed upon the
authorities to release him
rather than send him back
to Poland. Hias helped him
come to America where he
married, raised a family 'and
gave his daughter Dorothy
in marriage to Schoenbrun.
Now retired, Dr. I. L. Scher
was a prominent dental sur-
geon specializing in jaw re-
habilitation.
The second escape invol-
ving his family, Schoenbrun
continued, occurred in 1964
when young Robert Szekely
succeeding in crossing the
Hungarian border and made
his way to Vienna. Again
Hias was on the job. Robert
came to America, met Lucy
Schoenbrun and married her.
The Szekelys are co-authors
with Schoenbrun of a re-
cently published book, "The
New Israelis."
Schoenbrun received the
Hias Women's Division Man
of the Year Award in recog-
nition of his continuous ef-
forts to acquaint the public
with the problems and needs
of Jewish refugees seeking
to build new lives in freedom
and security.
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