Mediterranean Cabaret Night
The Sephardic Community
will hold its annual Mediter-
ranean Cabaret Night 8:30
p.m. March 9 at Cong.
Shaarey Zedek.
Music and entertainment
will be provided by the
"Rhodians," a Greek-Ameri-
can band, and five costumed
r Greek dancers who will per-
form and give dance instruc-
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Fund-raising committee in-
cludes Messrs. a n d Mesdames
Mario Sevy, Gilbert Senor, Joseph
David, Louis Papo, Salvatore
Katan, Jack Lalouf, Marcel Be-
har, Samuel Betsalel, Ray Alyesh-
merni, Simon Rozencweig, Sam-
uel Moss, Albert Sima and Mes-
dames Sedel Chicorel and Rose
Quen.
For reservations, call Susan
Betsalel, 399-7326, or Sylvia
Sima, 547-9393.
Larry Freedman
Orchestra and Entertainment
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tion. There also will be a
floor show. Hors d'oeuvres
will preced dinner, and a
sweet table will be available.
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Helping plan the Heart of
Gold luncheon are, from left,
Mesdames Martin Naimark,
Dan Shapiro and Walter L.
Field. The Feb. 12 Cobo Hall
event will honor outstanding
women volunteers from all
over the metropolitan Detroit
area. The Heart of Gold coun-
cil is made up of nearly 40
women's groups, including
the League of Jewish Wom-
en's Organization, represent-
ed by Mrs. Naimark and
Mrs. Shapiro, and the worn-
en's division of the Jewish
Welfare Federation, repre-
sented by Mrs. Field. For
tickets, write by Jan. 25 to
Women for the United Foun-
dation, 1528 Woodward, De-
troit 48226. Barbara Walters
of NBC-TV's "Today" show
will speak.
Mizrachi to Hear
All About Aliya
The local Mizrachi Organ-
ization (Religious Zionists),
meeting 8 p.m. Sunday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Selmar, 12800 Burton,
Oak Park, will hear Gideon
Biran, director of the Israel
Aliya Center, Michigan re-
gion.
He will discuss the increas-
ing emphasis on American
aliya and its importance to
Israel and American Jewry.
Refreshments will be served.
Arrangements were made by
the cultural and educational
group of Mizrachi.
Alan E. Schwartz, Leonard
Woodcock, William C. Mar-
shall, Robert Holmes and
Louis Levine were announced
this week as the co-chairmen
of the Histadrut dinner to be
held at Cobo Hall Feb. 12 in
honor of Governor William
G. Milliken.
Proceeds of the $50-a-per-
son dinner will go to Hista-
drut - sponsored Afro - Asian
Endowment Fund, in accord-
ance with the wishes of the
governor.
The members of the dinner
committee represent top lead-
ership in industry, govern.
ment, labor, education, re-
ligion and philanthropy, as
indicated by the roles of the
co-chairmen Robert Holmes.
is vice president of the In-
ternational Brotherhood of
Teamsters; William C. Mar-
shall is president of the
Michigan AFL-CIO: Louis
Levine is commissioner of
the New York State Labor
Department; Attorney Alan
E. Schwartz is former presi-
dent of the Detroit Jewish
Welfare Federation and Leo-
nard Woodcock is president
of the UAW.
Honorary dinner chairmen
include Mayor Coleman A.
Young of Detroit; Federal
Circuit Judge Wade H. Mc-
Cree; Walker L. Cisler, for-
mer chairman of the Detroit
Edison Co.; Louis Berry.
communal leader; Arthur S.
King, head of the Laundry
and Linen Drivers Local,
Brotherhood of Teamsters;
Irving Bluestone. vice presi-
dent of the UAW, in charge
of the General Motors Dent.;
Bishop Coleman H. McGehee
of the Episcopal Diocese of
Michigan, and Paul Zucker-
man, national UJA chair-
man.
Among other members of
the committee are U. S. Sen-
ators Hugh Scott and Robert
Griffin, Lt. Gov. James
Brickley, Michigan Supreme
Court Justice G. Mennen
Williams, Irwin I. Cohn,
Morris Lieberman, chairman
of the Histadrut Campaign;
Morris Lifshay and Attorney
General Frank J. Kelley.
Previous honorees were
Chalat to Head
Wayne County
Medical Society
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UF Women Plan Alan Schwartz Woodcock Listed
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DRAKESHIRE PLAZA
35123 Grand River near Drake Rd.
Farmington, Michigan
Phone 478-0380
Dr. Ned I. Chalat of Grosse
Pointe Park was installed as
the 90th president of the 3,500-
member Wayne County Medi-
cal Society. Dr. Chalat prac-
tices otolaryngology, special-
izing in ear, nose and throat
treatment.
In his inaugural address,
Dr. Chalat said, "I believe
that the purely scientific
compartmentalized approach
to the sick patient is no
longer adequate to provide
the quality of life which our
people seek." He will recom-
mend the establishment of a
special committee on "Social
Perspectives of Medicine" to
be charged with promoting
interest and improving the
quality of life in the com-
munity.
He received his undergrad-
uate and his MD degrees at
the University of Michigan
and served his residency at
Harper and Children's hos-
pitals.
When a man is appointed an
official on earth, he becomes
a man of evil in Heaven.—
Midrash Haser we-Yater.
Msgr. Clement Kern; August
Scholle, the late president of
the Michigan State AFL-CIO;
former Governor G. Mennen
Williams; Al Barbour, the
late president of the Detroit
and Wayne County AFL-CIO
Council, and the late Senator
Patrick H. McNamara.
For reservations contact
the Governor William Milli-
ken. Dinner Committee, 28555
Middlebelt Road, Farming-
ton, or call 851-06061
AFL-CIO Sending Goodwill
Delegation to Israel
NEW YORK — George
Meany, president of the
American Federation of
Labor and Congress of In-
dustrial Organizations, has
named a five-man delegation
to make a goodwill visit to
Israel in response to an in-
vitation from Yerucham Me-
shel, acting secretary-general
of Histadrut, the Israel labor
federation. The group will
arrive in Tel Aviv Monday
to spend a week in the coun-
try.
Heading the delegation is
Lane Kirkland, secretary-
treasurer of • the AFL-CIO.
He will be accompanied by
Thomas W. Gleason, presi-
dent, International Long-
shoremen's Association; Mur-
ray Finley, president, Amal-
gamated Clothing Workers of
America; Robert Georgine,
secretary-treasurer, Building
Trades Department of the
AFL-CIO; and John W.
ALAN E, SCHWARTZ
Schmitt, president, Wisconsin
State Federation of Labor,
AFL-CIO.
The group will be escorted
by Uzi Bloch, American rep-
resentative of the Histadrut
executive, and Gregory J.
Bardacke, executive director
of the American Trade Union
Council for Histadrut.
The delegation will report
to the AFL-CIO Council
meeting in Miami in Febru-
ary.
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