THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
30—Friday, Feb. 22, 1974
Yeager Candidate
for State Senate
Weldon 0. Yeager, former
state representative and ac-
tive leader in the Republican
Party for the past two dec-
ades, announced that he
will seek the Republican
nomination for the State Sen-
ate in the new Eighth Mich-
igan Legislative District.
The new district, a result of
the 1 9 7 2 reapportionment
which gave the State Senate
districts new boundaries, in-
cludes Rochester, Bloomfield
Hills, Birmingham, Troy and
West Bloomfield.
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"Chef"calls it a complete
Spaghetti Dinner
but
the kids call it
an Italian feast
Betsy Selik to fired July Wedding Set
Lawrence LaFond for Elyse Scheirff
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MISS BETSY SELIK
MISS ELYSE SCHARFF
Dr. and Mrs. Martin Selik
of Avon Ln,, Southfield, an-
nounced the engagement of
their daughter Betsy Susan
to Lawrence Howard La-
Fond, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel LaFond, at a cocktail
party in the LaFond home on
Sutherland Ave., Southfield.
Miss Selik attends Wayne
State University where she
is majoring in library sci-
ence. Her fiance was grad-
uated from Wayne State.
An August wedding is
planned.
Mrs. Fred Baron of Condon
Ave., Oak Park, and Mr.
Nate Scharff, of Morton
Ave., Oak Park, announce
the engagement of their
daughter Elyse Marcie to
Steven Alan Bright, son of
Mr. and Mrs. George Bright
of Carmona Ave., Southfield.
Miss Scharff attended
Wayne State University. Her
fiance was graduated from
Michigan State University
and is a junior at the Detroit
College of Law.
A July wedding is planned.
'Through the Looking Glass' Donor
to Bring Cindy Adams to Detroit
And what a feast it is—
ready to serve in just about
. 12 minutes. Tender, freshly
cooked spaghetti. Lav-
ished with savory, piping
hot mushroom sauce, finely
seasoned and home-style
thick. Then topped with
zippy grated cheese,
u-m-m s Grandissimo ta'am!
And alt the Makings in this
one package—Chef Boy-
Ar-Dee") Complete Spa-
ghetti Dinner. Keep plenty
on hand for thrifty, family-
pleasing meals.
Spaghetti
Dinner
with MUSHROOM SAUCE
Adat Shalom Sisterhood's
annual donor day luncheon—
"Through the Looking Glass"
— will be held March 19 at
the synagogue.
After 10 a.m. booths will
show and sell crafts, such as
batik stitchery, original oils,
live plants, baked goods, gift-
ware and jewelry. Guests
may enjoy complimentary
coffee and cookies in the
cafe.
Following luncheon, Cindy
Adams, TV-radio personality,
fashion commentator, author
and world traveler, will
speak.
A onetime model who holds
57 beauty titles, Mrs. Adams
has circled the globe every
year for the last 10 years.
Her "Sukarno, an Auto-
biography as Told to Cindy
Adams," has been trans-
lated into 25 languages. "My
Friend the Dictator" was
published in 1967, and her
latest, "How to Housebreak
a Husband," in 1970.
She has interviewed count-
Temple Plans Bingo
Temple Israel Couples Club
will hold its annual bingo
night 8:30 p.m. March 2 at
the temple. There is an ad-
mission charge and prizes
will be awarded.
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less personalities, including
President Kennedy, the
Duchess of Windsor and the
Nixons. She is the wife of
comedian Joey Adams.
The community is invited.
For tickets, call the syna-
gogue office, 851-5100.
Chairman of the donor is
Mrs. Manny Katzman.
Israel's Disadvantaged Youth Create
Fashions to Be Shown by Pioneer Women
The Greater Detroit Coun-
cil of Pioneer Women will
hold its annual membership
luncheon and fashion show
noon Thursday at the Labor
Zionist Institute.
Paul Winter, WJR music-
talk show host, will act as
commentator in the presenta-
tion of Israeli originals from
a purple suede pant suit and
an appliqued and pearl em-
broidered crepe wedding
gown to a printed wool day-
time dress with matching
cape and a garnet velvet
skating outfit.
All of the fashions have
been designed by students of
couture art, who have been
given the opportunity to de-
velop their talents through
Pioneer Women social serv-
ices. The students repre-
sented in this show are drawn
from the less advantaged
segment of society — one
from Morroco, another from
the Soviet Union and still an-
other from the Frank Sinatra
Community Center in Naza-
reth, exclusively for Arab
students.
Attendance for the event is
members of
the Greater b'eti,_"- Council
of Pioneer Women anu
sponsors. F o r informatiOn,
call the Pioneer Women of-
fice, 851 - 0750 or 398-2366.
Dues can be paid at the door.
Lorraine Borska, will be
chairman of the day and
Ethel Disner, acting co-chair-
man. Ruth Miller will offer
the invocation, and Alice
Ross, president of the
Greater Detroit Council, will
extend greetings. Dorothy
Tendler is in charge of se-
lecting models from the
membership. Musical back-
ground will be provided by
Phyllis Lublin, and luncheon
arrangements are under the
direction of Miriam Hober-
m an.
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, TO SOUTHFIELD
Principal Titled
Boss of Year
Albert Zack of Farming-
ton, principal of Bentley
High School in Livonia, Was
named that city's boss of the
year at a banquet during/
Jaycee Week.
Zack, who has been prin-
cipal of the school since 1968,
is a member of the resolu-
tions committee of the Michi-
gan Association of Secondary
School Principals and the
board of directors of the
United Hebrew Schools and
serves on its education com-
mittee. He also is a member
of the public information
committee of the Michigan
Cancer Foundation and the
Wayne County Council on
Smoking and Health.
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ctivities in Society
Mrs. Irvin Kurtz, of North Park Dr., Southfield, is in
Jerusalem attending the Women's American ORT delega-
tion to the Emergency World ORT Congress.
Michigan delegates attending the American Jewish Con-
gress national biennial convention in New York are Mes-
dames Arnold Frank, George Rubin, Milton Schwartz and
Albert Silber. Mrs. Silber will attend the eight day AJCon-
gress Mission to Israel immediately following the conven-
tion, for meetings and briefing sessions with Israeli leaders.
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We Make Our Own Glasses-
HEADQUARTERS FOR
• LATEST DOMESTIC AND
IMPORTED FRAME FASHIONS
• PRESCRIPTIONS FOR GLASSES
ACCURATELY FILLED
WSU Scheduling
Southfield Courses
Students may register in
person or by mail for Wayne
State University courses be-
ing offered close to their
homes.
Scheduled through the Col-
lege of Lifelong Learning to:
start April 1, courses will be
held at 13 centers in South-
eastern Michigan, including
Livonia, Royal Oak, South-
field and Troy.
Most of the graduate or un-
dergraduate courses are in
the late afternoon and even-
ing with a few weekend work-
shops and conferences and in-
dependent study programs.
Counseling, a booklet giv-
ing course information and
registration materials are
available through the student
An Israeli-made pants suit services office, Southfield
is modeled by Pioneer Center, 358-21.04.
Woman Sylvia Schwartz prior
to the Pioneer Women mem-
I can live for two months
bership luncheon and fashion on a good compliment. —
show.
Mark Twain.
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