Wins Heart of Gold
Jewish Family, Children's Service Karin Roberts Plans Temple Kol Ami Member
One of the winners of the touch with Channel 56. Agnes the station needed volunteers.
She is physically handi-
August
Wedding
United
Foundation's Heart of Scott, director of develop-
Sets Institute to Train Volunteers
Gold Awards is 30-year-old ment at the nonprofit televi- caped due to an auto accident
Nancy McCuen, a young wo- sion station, is also a mem- 23 years ago, leaving speech
man with a great interest in ber of the congregation. At a and motor abilities impaired.
Judaism. Miss McCuen has Friday service, she men- But she walks from her home
been a member of the Tem- tioned to Miss McCuen that in Birmingham to the bus-
stop every day and rides the
ple Kol Ami congregation for
bus downtown to her volun-
nearly five years.
Camaraderie Club
teer duties.
She was one of 12 tricounty
women presented awards for to Hear Rabbi Nelson
Camaraderie Singles, for
outstanding volunteer- service
at a luncheon at Cobo Hall Jewish singles age 35 and
last week. More than 2,000 up, will meet 8:30 p.m. Tues-
day at Cong. Beth Achim.
attended the event.
Rabbi David Nelson of Cong.
Miss McCuen won the Beth Shalom will speak on
for your party
Heart of Gold Award for the "The Rabbi in Rio."
full 40 hours she gives every
Refreshments w ill be
week as a volunteer at Chan-
By
nel 56. She has worked as a served, and dancing will
MISS KARIN ROBERTS
typist and . girl Friday in the follow. There is an admission
development department for charge.
Mr. David M. Roberts of the past 20 months.
Pontchartrain Dr., South-
Although she was formerly
field, announces the engage-
ment of his daughter Karin a member of Birmingham
Leslie to George B. Losonci, Unitarian Church, she has
son of Mrs. Magdolna Lo- studied Judaism extensively
sonci of Radclift Pl., Oak in the last five years and
Park, and the late Mr. Leslie hopes to convert.
TO SOUTHFIELD
Losonci.
It was through her associa-
Miss Roberts, daughter of tion with Temple Kol Ami
the late Mrs. Marjorie Rob- that Miss McCuen got in
erts, is a senior at Wayne
DUBROVNIK? APRIL '74,
HAMILTON, MILLER,
The
State University majoring in
HUDSON & FAYNE TRAVEL CORP.
journalism. Her fiance was
Sheldon Rott
graduated from Western
Orchestra
Michigan University and is a
Phone
and
senior at Wayne State's col-
549-7170
lege of pharmacy.
557-5145
Viekie Carroll
An August wedding is
CENTENNIAL CHAPTER
planned. •
will hold its annual election
night dinner 7-p.m. Tuesday
2)iJcriminating
5ruiy /or
at the home of Mrs. Harley
by , ,
Adler, 4521 Patrick, West
Bloomfield. The State of the
Chapter report will be given
by the president, Mrs. Sher-
win Sokolov. There will be a
packing demonstration by a
retired airline stewardess.
Everything Everybody' Else Does,
Prospective members are in-
PLUS A LITTLE
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24th
vited. For reservations, call
Mrs. Jerry Tepman, 354-2225.
SANDY FRIEDMAN PHOTOGRAPHY
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DETROIT LODGE CHAP-
Candids — Movies — Portraits
TER will hold a theater party
for "The Angel Levine," 8
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p.m. March 19 at the Wash-
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ington Theater, Royal Oak.
Abe Cherow, Says
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Starring Zero , Mostel and
• • RISING PRICES WAIT
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Harry Belafonte, the film
• • FOR NO ONE. THE VALUES
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also includes Ida Kaminska
• • WE GIVE YOU NOW
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in the cast; For tickets and
• • MAY NOT BE REPEATED
• MISS SUSAN TABASHNIK information on the chapter's
third annual event, call Mrs.
• • FOR MANY YEARS. WAITING
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Mrs. David I. Friedman of Eugene Perlstein, 968-2896,
• • WILL COST YOU MONEY.
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• • Tavistock Tr., Southfield, or Mrs. George Karabenick,
• • CALL ARTISTIC NOW FOR
• • and Mr. David Tabashnik of LI 3-5715. *
• • A FREE NO-OBLIGATION
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• Cedar Bend Dr., Bloomfield
• • HOME ESTIMATE.
• Hills, announce the engage-
LOUIS
D.
BRANDEIS
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• • YOU'LL BE GLAD YOU DID.
• ment of their daughter Susan Chapter will hold its election
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• to Mark Sands, son of Dr. of officers 8:30 p.m. Monday
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Mrs. Eugene N. Sands at the Zionist Cultural Cen-
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of
Capitol
Dr., Southfield.
ter. Mrs. Philip Fealk will
CALL
LU
4-5900
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while
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Miss Tabashnik and her review "In the Days of Si-
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they
• • ARTISTIC UPHOLSTERERS INC.
• fiance are seniors at the mon Stern," by Arthur J.
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5755 SCHAEFER RD.
• University of Michigan.
last!
Cohen.
Refreshments
will
be
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(1 block North of Ford Rd )
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The couple plans to marry served. Friends and hus-
Dearborn — LU 4-5900
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Don't 'miss this tremendous
bands are invited.
• • in June.
President
ABE CHEROW,
Open Daily 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
:
those who may be seeking
volunteer experience.
JFCS volnteers serve as
visitors and friends to resi-
dents in nursing homes, as
friendly visitors to the home-
bound, as drivers and shop-
pers, as interpreters for new-
comers to the community
and as advocates. Assign-
ments are made according to
the needs and interests of the
individual volunteer, as well
as the client.
Mrs. Melvin Rosenhaus is
chairman of the day, and
Mrs. Dorothy C. •Roer will
be guest speaker: Mrs. Roer
is social work consultant to
Operation Friendship and a
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS field instructor for both the
32—Friday, Feb. 22, 1974
University of Michigan and
Wayne State University.
All women who are inter-
ested in volunteerism are
invited at no charge. For
information, call Mrs. Fayga
Dombey, project coordinator,
DI 1-5959.
The sixth annual JFCS
Volunteer Institute will be
held 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
Wednesday at the Jewish
Center, it was announced by
Mrs. Joseph H. Jackier, pres-
ident of the Jewish Family
and Children's Service.
The institute, held under
the direction of the volunteer
services committee of JFCS,
chaired by Mrs. Milton Shiff-
man, •is an orientation and
training session for volun-
teers already engaged in
service for the agency and/
or involved in the Meals-on-
Wheels program, and for
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24-3:30 p.m.—Jewish Center Symphony Concert, with
Mischa and Anne Mischakoff and Paul Schoen-
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25-8:30 p.m.—Rabbi Sherwin T. Wine: "Ethics," Hu-
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Temple. Admission.
26-9 a.m.—Zionist Organization of Detroit Art Sale,
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