THE DETROIT JEWISH 'NEWS
Bar Mitzvas, Weddings
and special occasions
Garson Zeltzer,
Photography
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IERIC ROSENOW
and his
Continentals
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3664
Entertainment
activities in Society
'Friday, Nov. 16,1973-33 -
JNF Women
to Kick Off Detroit School Board Pledges
Fund Drive
Cooperation With Sabbatarians
Mrs, Joseph Maltzer, leader in the Sisterhood of Tem-
ple Emanu-El, who has completed her term as treasurer of
The Jewish Community Day Adventists affected is
the National Federation of Temple Sisterhoods, participated
Women of Jewish National Council, representing a group unknown.
in the organization's 60th anniversary convention in New Fund will hold its kick-off of Sabbath-observing Detroit
For information, contact
York last weekend.
event of the 1974 donor cam- educators, met with Detroit Leonard Antel, 399-7099, Eu-
paign noon Tuesday at Bnai Schools Superintendent Dr. gene Goldberg, 399-5375, or
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Moshe Synagogue.
Charles Wolfe and Dr. Alfred Rubyjean Gould at the Coun-
Mr. and Mrs. Jack T. Greenberg of Irvine Blvd., Oak
According to the fund-rais- Meyers of the school board cil offices, 962-1880.
Park, were honored recently by their children at a dinner
party at the Bloomfield Canopy, in honor of their 50th wed- ing chairman, Mrs. William to discuss alternatives to
Experience keeps a dear
ding anniversary. Married in Minneapolis, Mr. and Mrs. Levin, the event will mark Saturday workdays necessi-
Greenberg are the parents of Sheldon and the late Myron the start of a drive to replant tated by the prolonged strike. school, but fools will learn
Greenberg, and they have seven grandchildren. Out-of-town the forests in Kiryat She-
Speaking for the Detroit in no other. —B e n j a min
mona
destroyed
in
the
war.
guests included Mrs. Jeanette Greenberg, Mr. and Mrs. A Russian Katyusha rocket Board of Education, Dr. Franklin.
Arthur Pais and daughter, and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hayman attack burned over 80,000 Wolfe pledged his support
and children, all of Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. James Bayne t r e es , including many of and full cooperation in pro-
and children of Annandale, Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Max Horn those in the Detroit Women's viding alternatives to those
and
unable to work on Saturdays
of Minneapolis; Mrs. Geraldine Greenberg, Grand Forks, forest
and recreation area.
HIS ORCHESTRA
because
of
religious
obser-
N. D.; and Mrs. Bessie Malme, St. Cloud, Minn.
According to JNF Women vance.
Music FOr all occaaons
President Mrs. Jules Kraft
The number of Sabbath-
and program chairman Mrs.
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Louis Levine, a dessert lunch- observing Jews and Seventh
eon will mark the beginning
The active volunteers of
of the event. "The Seed and
Sinai Hospital of Detroit and
the Blossom," a cantata writ-
four individuals long associ-
THE BIRMINGHAM HOUSE MOTE:. •
ten by Mrs. Joshua Sperka,
ated with the hospital will be
will be performed by the Bel
honored at Sinai's annual
has a corner
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Canto Choral Group, under
meeting 8 p.m. Monday in
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on comfort
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Zuckerman Auditorium.
the direction of Dan Braude.
Pianist Lillian Freedland
Mrs. Herman Prady, co-
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and
will be accompanist. Narra-
ordinator of volunteers, will
ra, z
convenience I
tors will be Mesdames Louis
receive a resolution honoring
Levine, Jack Rosenthal and
their service over the past
Samuel Koven. Mrs. Samuel
21 years, on behalf of all
Baker will be chairman of
those who participate in vol-
145 S. Hunter at Maple in the exact center of down-
the day. Mrs. Jacob Axelrod
untary programs at the hos-
town Birmingham (by the way, Hunter is a continuation
will sing the national an-
pital. Copies of the resolution
of Woodward).
thems.
will be sent to each of Sinai's
Members are asked to bring
500 active volunteers.
Call MI 6-7300—J0 6.4620—Mr. John Wassif, Mgr.
ing their Blue-White Boxes.
Medallions will be present-
Special weekend Group rates.
ed to Drs. Herbert J. Bloom,
Excuses
Complimentary Continental Breakfast
first chairman of dental and
Excellence is the perfect
Restaurant—Banquet—Meeting rooms
oral surgery, Gertrude Z.
excuse. Do it well, and it
Gass, past president of
Airport limosine service available.
Simons
Dr. Mellen
inatters little what. —R. W.
Sinai's Shapero School of
Nursing, and Hyman S. Herbert A. Aronsson, presi- Emerson.
Mellen, former chief of the dent of Shapero School; and
medical staff; and Leonard Mrs. David Dunsky, repre-
N. Simons, former vice senting Mrs. Peter A. Mar-
president of the board of tin, president of the women's
trustees.
guild. Mrs. Norma G. Silver,
The meeting also will fea- associate administrator, will
ture reports by Dr. Julien deliver a slide commentary
Priver, executive vice presi- on the women's guild.
dent and Eli M. Brown,
The meeting will conclude
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"Bach Is Back," an all
Bach musical program s will
mark the official opening of
the Jewish Center Symphony
Orchestra's 34th season 8:30
p.m. Tuesday in the Aaron
DeRoy Theater. This concert
originally was scheduled for
Oct. 14.
The symphony, under the
direction of Julius Chajes,
will have as guest soloists
Detroit Symphony concert
master Gordon Staples and
his wife Beatriz, also a mem-
Joann Freeman's perform-
ance of Bach's D Minor
Piano Concerto.
Tickets are available at the
Jewish Center cashier's of-
fice.
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"Music the Stein Way"
ber of the Detroit Symphony
Orchestra. Staples will per-
form Bach's E Major Violin
Concerto, and the two will
perform the D Minor Double
Concerto. The performance
will mark the first time Mr.
and Mrs. Staples have ap-
peared together professional-
ly as a husband-and-wife
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team.
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cert will be Detroit pianist
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