Pioneer Women Now Has 20th Chapter
The Greater Detroit Coun-
cil of Pioneer Women an-
nounces the formation of an-
other area chapter — bring-
ing the total number of local
groups to 20.
"Tikva" (Hope) is com-
posed of residents of the
Country Corners complex
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and is sponsored by Blanche
Rose and Eve Lelgant.
The officers are Bertha
Sumner, president; Ann Gar-
ber, vice president; Ann
Eisler, treasurer; Mollie
Chess, corresponding secre-
tary; Sadie Bean, financial
secretary; Hilda Lakritz,
dues chairman; and Bernice
Walters, child rescue chair-
man.
Residents of Country
Corners are invited to call
either sponsor, Mrs. Rose,
642-8488, or Mrs. Lelgant,
642-6811.
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Two outstanding women in
the community will be pre-
sented with the Hannah G.
Solomon Award, the highest
honor bestowed by the Na-
tional Council of Jewish
Women, at the second gen-
eral meeting of the Greater
Detroit Section, 12:15 p.m.
Dec. 11 at Temple Emanu-El.
Dessert will be prepared
by members of Council's Op-
eration Friendship.
Mrs. Jerome Grossman,
who with Mrs. Jerome Son-
enklar chaired the selection
committee, will present the
award to Mrs. Regene
Cohane and Mrs. Martha
Wylie.
Mrs. Cohane, an attorney,
is past-president of Women
Lawyers Association of Mich-
igan. Her long association
with NCJW includes past
section president, national
and international positions.
She is the section's legal
counsel and working through
the national board o promote
legislation for the welfare of
young people.
Mrs. Wylie is chairman of
the probation services proj
ect and board member of
Legal Aid Defenders' Asso-
ciation. Council is recogniz-
ing her work in the adminis-
tration of justice for youtv,
people.
Mrs. Seymour Rowe, execu-
tive vice president of the
section, will introduce the
keynote speaker, Barbara
Stone, senior program spe-
cialist for the Detroit Volun-
teer Action Center.
The program also will fea-
ture Gerald Levin, director
of the Orchards, a residen-
tial home for emotionally dis-
turbed boys. Mrs. Lorraine
Dronken, reading specialist
for the Southfield School Sys-
tem will tell of NCJW's tu-
torial services, and Samuel
Lerner, executive director of
Jewish Family and Chil-
dren's Service, will speak on
Council's newest project,
"Meals on Wheels," which
provides two meals a day,
five days a week to home-
bound clients.
Dorothy Roer, professional
director of Oakland Opera-
tion Friendship, a drop-in
recreation center for con-
valescing mental patients,
also will participate.
Council chairmen of these
projects are:
The Orchards, Mrs. Melvin
Kolbert and Mrs. Irving
FASH;ONS
11 Mile & Lahser
Southfield
Goldman; Oakland Operation
Friendship, Mrs. John
Frazer; school services, Mrs.
Bernard Talon; and Meals
on Wheels, Mrs. Harold - Kauf_
man and Mrs. Gerald Macey.
Chairman of the day will
be Mrs. Melvin Rosenhaus,
vice president of community
services, and Mrs. Seymour
Wasserman, program chair-
man.
Items for the thrift shops
may be brought to this meet-
ing.
Baby-sitting service will be
available. For reservations
for the meeting and/or baby
sitting, call the council office,
557-9604.
The meeting, which is open
to the public, will be chaired
by .Mrs. Isadore Winkelman,
president.
Criterion Sets
Theater Date
Criterion Club will attend
the premiere performance of
the stage musical "Guys and
Dolls" 9 p.m. Saturday at
the Jewish Center.
Plans have been completed
for the organization's annual
Hanuka party and dance on
Dec. 22 at the Oak Park
Community Center.
For information, call Pearl
Feldman, 399-3718, or Betty
Weinberg, 559-5175.
Candids by
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JI\IF Women Join
in 'Three Rs'
Restoration Task
A massive effort to repair
the ravages of war in Israel
— the "Three Rs" program—
has been devised by the Jew-
ish National Fund and Wom-
en of JNF.
The three Rs stand for re-
storing the settlements, re-
building the roads and, JNF
Women's special project, re-
planting the trees. The latter
goal is for 100,000 trees.
Mrs. William Levin, fund-
raising chairman of the local
women's group, said interest
and support are growing for
the replanting of the Women's
Forest and Recreation area
in Kiryat Shemona. The pro-
ject was begun by Women of
JNF 10 years ago, as a me-
morial to a group of students
killed when their school bus
was bombed by terrorists.
Mrs. Levin said those in-
terested in aiding in the task
should contact the JNF office,
968-0820.
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The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Singer of Harvard Ave.,
Southfield. Parents of the
bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Schultz of McKinney
Dr., Franklin.
The bride wore a tradi-
tional embroidered gown ac-
cented with simulated pearls,
and highlighted with a man-
tilla. She carried baby's
breath and roses.
Maid of honor was Julie
Singer, sister of the bride.
Bridesmaids were Barb
Singer, Linda Stein, Lois
Silverman, Shelly Schultz
and Rhonda Rochkind.
Attending the bridegroom
were Lowell Schultz, brother
of the bridegroom, best man,
and ushers David Singer,
brother of the bride, San-
ford Rochkind, Jack Daniels,
Clifford Alan and Larry
Pa nter.
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Week of Nov. 30-Dec. 6
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NCJW's Highest Service Honor Goes to 2
Dec. 1-8:30 p.m. — Opening performance of "Guys and
Dolls" at Jewish Center. Admission. DI 1-4200.
2-6:30 p.m. — Col. Robert D. Heinl, speaker, at Beth
Yehudah Schools anniversary dinner, at Cabo Hall.
Admission. 557-6750.
4----8:30 p.m. — Dr. Marvin Fox: "Franz Rosenzweig
and His Impact on Jewish Thought," final history
series lecturer at Cong. Shaarey Zedek. Free.
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