H NEWS
Friday, February 8, 1974-33
Did You Hear About The
NEW CAL COMING TO TOWN?
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United Order of True Sisters Takes
Time Out for Night on the Town
Arctivities
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Mrs. Bernard Hirsch, president of United Order True
Sisters, Inc., Detroit 41, presents to Dr. Julien Priver, Sinai
Hospital executive vice president, a check for the purchase
of cancer detection equipment to be used in the radiother-
apy department at Sinai. Looking on is Mrs. Harris Crane,
philanthropic chairman of the Detroit group, which has
helped medically indigent patients and made many other
contributions for equipment and research. Proceeds from
a fund-raising dinner March 30 at the Troy Hilton Hotel
1 1 will go to UOTS' many philanthropies.
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therapy department at Sinai
Hospital is the latest of many
gifts for the medically dis-
tressed from United Order of
True Sisters, Inc., Detroit 41.
The Detroit group will
raise funds for its philanthro-
pies at a fund-raising "Night
on the Town" dinner 6 p.m.,
DEPARTMENT STORE FOR CHILDREN
March 30 at the Troy Hilton
TEL-TWELVE
MALL, 12 Mile & Telegraph
Hotel.
OPEN DAILY
Since 1954, the chapter has
SUNDAY 12 to 5
10 a.m. to 9 p.m.
made available an annual
grant for cobalt treatment of
ALSO NORTHWOOD SHOPPING CENTER
medically indigent patients
13 MILE AT WOODWARD
and has donated more than
$20,000 for radioisotope treat-
ments at Beaumont Hospital.
Donations of radioisotope
equipment and cancer detec-
tion equipment were made to
Detroit Memorial Hospital,
three artificial kidney ma-
chines were presented to
Michigan Kidney Foundation,
Sinai Hospial received an ar-
Billy the Kid &
terial pressure monitor and a
Mann Ranch
cancer detection machine.
Aspirators and a wheel
chair have been donated to
Michigan Cancer Foundation,
which also was the recipient
of a machine to aid in breast
cancer research. A liquid
scintillation counter to test
the health of unborn babies
is now in use at Beaumont.
UOTS volunteers ha v e
serviced Children's and De-
troit Memorial hospitals and
are now active at Beaumont
and Michigan Cancer Foun-
dation, Aid to the visually
handicaped of the Detroit
Public Schools is given and
volunteers serve at Provi-
SPECIAL GROUP — 300
BOYS' & GIRLS'
dence Hospital Crisis Center.
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For reservations to the
"Night on the Town," call
NYLON
co-chairmen Mrs. G e o r g e
Pantzer, 546-4962, or Mrs.
Ben Goldhoff, 968-5436.
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meeting 7 p.m. Tuesday at
Quilt & Pillow Shop
the Town and Country Club.
15144 W. Seven Mile Rd.
Max Sosin, local humorist
and story teller; Mary Freed-
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land, singer; and Hal Gor-
Sat. by appf.
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See Us For The
A2ai g3rith.
Men's Club to Host
George Romney
Former Michigan Gover-
nor and U. S. Secretary of
the Department of Housing
and Ur b a n Development
George Romney will speak to
the Temple Beth El Men's
Club 10 a.m. Feb. 17 at the
temple.
Romney is the chairman
of the National Center on
Voluntary Action.
Breakfast will be served at
9:30, and the public is invited
at no charge.
Any views are unimportant,
if they are held about worn-
en by a man past forty.—Ben
Hecht.
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