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BAT YA CHAPTER, INIiz- meet 3 p.m. Saturday at the
rachi Women, will hold its home of Mrs. Meyer Autzon,
anua I paid-up membership 14261 Vernon.
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dinner: 8:30 p.m. Tuesday at
CLUB
TWO,
Pioneer Wom-
the home of Mrs. Martin
Lerner, 16915 New Hamp- en, Nvill have a social meeting
shire, Southfield. The evening 11:30 a.m. Tuesday at the
will feature Israeli food. Dr. Northgate Apts club house.
Eleanor Waters of the Con- . Guests are welcome.
tinuum Center at Oakland
University, which provides
CHANA CZENESH CHAP-
individual and group counsel- TER, Pioneer Women, will
ing for adults, will conduct a meet noon Monday at the
series of psychological exer- Charterhouse Apt s. club
cises in "Know Yourself."
room. Mrs. G. Vernon Leo-
pold will speak on Soviet
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DETROIT WOMEN of Jewry. Mildred Gelfand will
chair the meeting in the ab-
Local Israel Bond leaders ALPHA OMEGA will hold a sence of the president. Re-
will be awarded this original, luncheon-meeting noon Tues- freshments will be served,
signed art pin c r e a t e d by day at the Somerset Inn. Dr. and guests are invited.
Igael Tumarkin, at a Sponsor Joel Dreyer will speak on
luncheon Feb. 20 at the home "Drugs—Its Impact on You."
ZEDAKAH CLUB will meet
of Mrs. Julius Schaumberg, Guests are welcome. For in- noon Monday at the Lincoln
formation
call
Eileen
Green-
22501 Ivanhoe, Southfield.
Towers Apts. club room. Mrs.
The 1974 Sponsor pin, "The berger, 851-9888, or Bev Willard Zamsky, vice presi-
Phoenix," was designed by Share, 626-1664.
dent, will conduct the meet-
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Mrs. Tumarkin especially
ing in the absence of Mrs.
for the women's division of
SHALOM CHAI CHAPTER, Mae Krass,. president.
Israel Bonds and was dedi• Pioneer Women, will have a
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cated "To the fighters, wher- social meeting noon Wednes-
CLUB ONE, Pioneer Worn-
ever they are." The pin, day at the Lincoln Terrace men, will meet 11:30 a.m.
symbolizing the eternity of Apts. 'club house. Anna Louis Tuesday at the Charterhouse
Israel, depicts the Phoenix will discuss current events, Apts. club room. A Tu b'
bird which, according to leg- and guests and prospective Shevat program dedicated to
end, was burned to death and members are invited. Re- Jewish National Fund will
rose from the ashes. Sponsors freshments will be served.
be featured. Brunch will be
and Trustees are women who
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served, and guests are wel-
purchase $1,000 and more in
SHAAREY Z E D E K SIS- come. For information„ call
Israel Bonds.
TERHOOD will conclude its Chana Michlin, 399-6839.
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Town Hall series noon Wed-
Moetzet Ha poa lot
nesday at the synagogue. Dr.
PURITY CHAPTER, Order
Martin, Southfield psy- of the Eastern Star, will have
Forms Free Legal . Peter
chiatrist on the staff of Sinai
Unit for Bereaved • Hospital, will discuss his
TEL AVIV — The families book, "The Joys and Sorrows
of Israel's war dead are being of Parenthood." Baby-sitting
granted free leg al aid by service for children age 3 and
Pione e r Women/Moetzet over will be available by
Dr. Louis E. Heideman,
Hapoalot in easing their ur- reservation. For information,
gent financial and other prac- call Mrs. Elliot Folbe, 353- associate professor of pedi-
9760, or Mrs. Louis Soverin-. atrics at Wayne State Univer-
tical problems.
sity's school of medicine and
A legal bureau staffed by sky, 375-1855. Mrs. Jay Go- director of the adolescent
lub
is
chairman
of
the
series.
five women lawyers is oper-
ambulatory service of Chil-
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ating from Moetzet Hapoalot
dren's Hospital, is among the
headquarters in Tel Aviv, as
YOUNG ISRAEL'OF OAK- panelists who will appear
well as in Haifa and Jerusa- WOODS SISTERHOOD will before the League of Jewish
lem. It is headed by Mrs. have a theater party for Women's Organizations 11:30
Haviva Avi-Guy, mother of "Jacques Brel is Alive and
three young children, who Well and Living in Paris" 8
has aided families of war p.m. Feb. 10 at Mercy Col-
dead since 1967. The organi- lege. There is an admission
zation's legal bureau already charge, and parking is free.
has helped survivors of 300 For information, call Eva
casualties of the Yom Kippur Hertz, 544-9222, or Frances
War and 600 of the Six-Day Trager, 546-0543.
War and War of Attrition.
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Demands for the bureau's
KINNERET CHAPTER,
s e r v i c es will continue to Pioneer Women, will meet
grow, Mrs. Avi-Guy said, as
noon Monday at the Work-
the problem s concerning
men's Circle Center. Chasia
property rights, guardianship,
Zimmerman will speak on
housing, pension funds and
"The Late D a v i d Ben-
savings become critical.
Gurion." Refreshments will
be served, and guests are
invited.

news

a school of instruction, given
by Michigan grand chaplain
Ruth Mason 7:30 p.m. Feb.
18 at Eureka Temple. Re-
freshments will be served.

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Money never made a fool
Nate Shapero, chairman of of anybody; it only shows
the board of Cunningham 'em up.—Kin Hubbard.
Drug Stores, will be among
those presented with the
March of Dimes Humani-
tarian of the Year Award
8:30 p.m. Feb. 14 at the
0\111
rJ \\ . 0..4 ■ 1741,
h's
Metropolitan Chapter's sec-
4rirr
ond annual Sweetheart Ball
in the Raleigh House.
SAVE! Nr SAVE!
The award honors civic
BUY DIRECT
and business leaders for their
s e r v i c e to humanitarian
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causes and leadership.
IMPORTER
Tickets are available by call-
ing the March of Dimes of
SEYMOUR
lice, 864-6000.
KAPLAN

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WHITEHALL-CHAI CHAP-
TER, Pioneer Women, at its
meeting 8 p.m. Monday at
Whitehall Apts. club house,
will honor Mrs. Oscar Rappa-
port (Estelle Wilk), on her
marriage.
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CITY OF HOPE CANCER
FIGHTERS will hold its jour-
nal kick-off luncheon no on
Wednesday at Stouffer's
Restaurant. Invitations have
been sent to those members
who have agreed to take a
journal kit. There is an ad-
mission c h arge. Members
who have not received an
invitation and would like to
take a kit and attend the
luncheon may call Mrs. Her-
bert Haffner, 646-9085, or
Mrs. Murray Weintraub, 398-
0920.
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GOLDA MEIR CHAPTER,
Pioneer Women, will hold a
Tu b' Shevat meeting noon
Monday at the home of Mrs.
Gerald Brody, 13400 North-
field, Oak Park. Rabbi Noah
Gamze will speak. A bon
voyage for Mr. and M r s .
Sidney Weinberger, who are
leaving for Israel is planned.
Refreshments will be served,
and guests are invited.

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LADIES OF YESHIVATH
BETH YEHUDAH AND
WOMEN'S SABBATH
LEAGUE will hold a Tu b'
Shevat luncheon-meeting noon
Wednesday at the yeshiva
building. Luncheon sponsor
is Mrs. Leo Laufer. Friends
are invited. Reports will be
given by Mrs. Arthur Cutler."
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Flattery is like cologne
OAK PARK NSHEI CHA
water, to be smelt of, not
swallowed. —Josh Billings. BAD STUDY GROUP wil

Mr. and Mrs. Sol Rabin-
owitz of Gardner Ave., Oak
Park, announce the engage-
ment of their daughter Ellen
Ruth to Michael Edward
Field, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Field of Rensselaer
Ave., Oak Park. A March
wedding is planned.

activities in, Society

Jeannette Pernick will be honored by relatives and
friends at a buffet dinner at the Charterhouse Apts. party
room on the occasion of her 65th birthday. Hosting the party
are her children Messrs. and Mesdames Lawrence Pernick,
Raymond Riley and Roger Pernick of Wilmington, Del.

Rosenthal Cousins Club will hold its semi-annual meet-
ing 2 p.m. Feb. 17 ,at the, h.onie. of Ruth Lieberman, 22010
Ridgedale, Oak Park.

DR. LOUIS HEIDEMAN

a.m. Feb. 11 at Cong. Sha-
arey Zedek.
Others on the program of
the 46th annual meeting,
focusing on the issue of medi-
cal care services, are Dr.
Maurice Reizen director of
the Michigan Department of
Health, and Jacques Cousin,
president of the Detroit Medi-
cal Center Corp. Mrs. George
Rubin, program chairman
with Mrs. Samuel Fink, will
be moderator for the discus-
sion, entitled "L'Hayim — To
Your Good Health."
The public is invited at no
charge.
Mrs. Jules Sanders, presi-
dent, is being assisted by
Mesdames Avery Tuck e r,
Nathan Kantor, Sanford Ben-
nett, Leo Ordin, Norm an
Schakne, Aaron Shifman and
Howard Appelman.
On February 8 and 9, the

League's annual organization
displays will be on view at
Harvard Row shopping mall
so that the community may
be made aware of activities
performed by local organiza-
tions.
The public is invited to
view the' displays and attend
a tea from 2 to 4 p.m. at
Empress Gardens Restaurant
in the mall. Presidents of
participating organiza-
tions will serve as hostesses.
The displays will be judged
by leaders of the community
and awards will be given at
the Feb. 11 meeting.
Chairman for the displays
is Mrs. Herbert Liner, as-
sisted by Mrs. Herman Ostro-
vitz and Mrs. Ezack Tendler.

Public Library Plans
Family Book Fair

A $30,000 grant from the
Kresge Foundation will make
it possible for the Detroit
Public Library to sponsor its
fourth annual Family Book
Fair May 10-18 it was an-
nounced by library director
Clara S. Jones. The theme
for the fair is "The Library
— Sourcebook of American
Know-How."

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Caption MB-Judged

The photograph of Chief
Justice Bora Laskin of Can-
ada and Judge Norman
Feder of Southfield bore an
incorrect identification in
last week's paper. Feder, not
Laskin, was at the left.

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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
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