Women to Mark ORT
Day '74 With Events
Michigan Region of Wom-
en's American ORT, will
mark ORT Day '74 with
activities beginning 10 a.m.
Wednesday at the Labor
Zionist Institute.
There will be a tea room,
boutiques and educational
displays. At 1 p.m. the ORT
film, "L'Hayim—To Life,"
will be shown. For informa-
tion, call the ORT office,
557-0585.
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Traverse Temple
Plans Sabbath
Dinner Workshop
A Sabbath dinner work-
shop will be held at Temple
Beth El, Traverse City on
March 24, under the direction
of Rabbi Gilbert Kollin of
Flint Cong. Beth Israel.
A booklet written by Rabbi
Kollin will be used as the
dinner format.
Ellen Fivenson, president
of Temple Beth El, said the
Traverse City community
has contracted for Arnold
Fertig, a rabbinical student
at Hebrew Union College, to
lead summer services and
hold adult education classes.
Efforts are under way to
construct s course to be
taught by Fertig at North-
western Michigan College.
Anyone interested in the
Traverse City community
may contact Mrs. Fivenson,
1438 Peninsula Dr., Traverse
City 49684.
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Ca rol Ruth Moscow Beth Israel of Ann Arbor Plans
Bride of Mr. 117ald Variety of Events for Members
MRS. BRUCE WALD
Carol Ruth Moscow and
Bruce Lewis Wald were
married in a recent cere-
mony at Cong. Beth Achim.
Rabbi Milton Arm and Can-
tor. Simon Bermanis offici-
ated.
The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
Moscow of Arbor P1., South-
field. Parents of the bride-
groom are Mr. and Mrs.
Jerome Wald of Glencoe, Ill.
Matron of honor was Mrs.
Barbara Rosner. Brides-
maids were Barbara Sher-
man and Theresa Wald.
Flower girls were Jennifer
and Leslie Moscow.
Andrew Wald was his
brother's best man. Ushers
were Dennis -O'Keefe and
Richard Karger.
• Following a honeymoon in
Acapulco, the couple will live
in Chicago.
Now that we're alone, let me tell
you what this sandal is all about.
. It's big band strappy, bare and on
the dressy side. Makes every /1
night seem like a June-moon night
and oh do I like that.
Cong. Beth Israel sister-
hood will host a joint meeting
t h Hadassah, Women's
American ORT, Cong. Beth
Emeth and the Jewish Cul-
tural School 8 p.m. Wednes-
day at Beth Israel of Ann
Arbor.
The program will feature
Marilyn Krim m, vocalist;
Bernard Galler, violinist; and
and Miriam Brysk and Aliza
Shevrin, who will read poetry
and stories. Guests are in-
vited..
The sisterhood, affiliated
with the National Women's
League, will have its annual
Torah Fund luncheon to bene-
fit the Jewish Theological
Seminary of America 12:30
p.m. April 2 at Gingham Inn.
"Sisterhood—Raise the Roof,"
a parody of "Fiddler on the
Roof," will be presented.
There is a charge for the
luncheon. For reservations,
write Mrs. E. W. Forsberg,
chairman, 1712 Dexter, Ann
Arbor 48103.
Blanchard Enters
Race for Congress
James Blanchard, former
Michigan assistant attorney
general, announced his can-
didacy for United States Con-
gress in the 18th district.
Blanchard, 31, a Democrat,
said: "Soaring food prices,
friends laid-off, neighborhood
crime, and empty gas tanks
are problems which you and
I know and live with. "We
can't vote out our President.
But we can send him a Con-
gress which understands
what it means when we have
to pay $1.19 for a pound of
hamburger and a half a dol-
lar for a gallon of gas."
It's unnecessary to have a
car to run one's neighbor
down.
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, March 15, 1974-37
The University of Michi-
gan's Hillel Foundation will
feature Prof. Haim Rabin at
the annual Zwerdling Lec-
tures March 25-26 on the uni-
versity campus and at Hillel.
On campus, he will speak
on "The Hebrew Epic and
Its Linguistic Implication,"
8 p.m. March 25, and on "The
United Monarchy and Its
Effect on the Hebrew Lan-
guage," 4 p.m. March 26. At
8 p.m. that day he will speak
on "The Hebrew Language
Academy and Modern He-
brew" at Hillel.
Prof. Rabin is a member
of the Hebrew University
faculty and a member of
Hebrew Language Academy
in Israel. A specialist in Ara-
bic, Hebrew and Semitic
languages, he is on sabbati-
cal at Oxford University,
England.
The Beth Israel religious
education committee an-
nounces the sisterhood has
donated $500 for two partial
scholarships to Camp Rarhah.
Applications are also being
accepted for a half scholar-
ship to Camp Herzl in Wis-
consin. For applications for
either scholarship, write
Rabbi Allan D. Kensky, 1429
Hill, Ann Arbor 48104. Dead-
line is April 1.
Irwin S. Field, son of De-
troiters Walter and Lea
Field, has been named 1974
general chairman of the
United Jewish Welfare Fund/
Israel Emergency Fund
Campaign. A veteran of
nearly 15 years of active in-
volvement-with the Los An-
geles welfare fund, Field
has been credited with the
adoption of several campaign
A Kabalat Shabat service innovations resulting in a
and dinner will be held 6:15 broadened community im-
p.m. March 22 at the syna- pact.
gogue. For reservations, write
Sharon Polichar, 2716 Look-
out Cir., Ann Arbor 48104.
* *
The Jewish National Fund,
in conjunction with the com-
SOL Y . , Z-MORRIS
munity, will present a special COHEN'
and AUXIL-
I program for youth noon IARY 'win' meet 8:30 p.m.
March 24 at the synagogue. Monday at the JWV Memo-
Children are asked to bring rial Home. Nominations for
a dairy box lunch, and drinks officers will be accepted.
will be provided.
Israeli POW-MIA
Briefs
DRAPE
$
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Moe Bensman, formerly in
the insurance business for
many years, has opened
MOE BENSMAN SPORT-
SHIRTS at 17000 W. 10 Mile,
Southfield, in the Topper
Office Building. Specializing
in discount high-styled sport-
shirts, the store is open 10
a.m.-5 p.m. Monday through
Friday and 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
Saturday.
*
Black Patent, White Patent
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WHAT EVER THE REASON
ft- WHAT EVER THE SEASON
HAS IT
Wh ere
ORCHARD. MALL
Shopping Center
Orchard Lake Rd.
North of Maple Rd.
West Blgomfield
3a34ion Starb
NEW ORLEANS
MALL
10 Mile and Greenfield
Southfield
BLOOMFIELD
COMMONS
Maple and Lasher Rds.
Birmingham
Ex-Detroiter Head
of LA's Fund Drive
*
also was appointed to the
faculty of the Life Insurance
Marketing Institute at Pur-
due University.- _Stillwell's
offices are in Southfield.
* * *
*
ROBERT A. SHAPIRO has
been promoted to assistant
vice president and MICKEY
COLE to vice president in
charge of store operations,
respectively, it was an-
nounced Iby Jack A. Robin-
son, president of Perry Drug
Stores, Inc.
* * *
The NATIONAL SOCIETY
OF INTERIOR. DESIGN will
have an auction 1 p.m. March
30 at the Birmingham Com-
munity House. Proceeds will
benefit retarded children and
the NSID educational fund.
* * *
RALPH B. STILLWELL,
PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE representative,
recently was presented the
1973 Man of the Year Award
by the Greater North Oak-
land General Agents and
Managers Association. He
Watchmaker and jeweler
George Ohrenstein, of Har-
vard' Row Shopping Center,
Southfield, was re-elected
president of the Harvard
Row Merchants Association
during its recent meeting.
Ohrenstein has operated the
Harvard Row store with the
assistance of his wife Rosa-
lie, since November 1967.
Other officers of the associa-
tion are vice president, Har-
old Haber of Haber Clean-
ers; • secretary, Edward Wolo-
vick of Shoe Time; and Ted
Wheyrey of National Bank of
Southfield.
Issue Universal
WASIMINGTON, D. C. —
"Veterans organizations un-
derstand that it is not just
the future of Israeli prison-
ers of war in Syria that is at
issue; it is the rights of all
prisoners of all wars, past
and future, that is being
tested," the father of an Is-
raeli soldier held prisoner in
Syria told leaders of veter-
ans organizations.
Three members of the ad
hoc Committee of Parents of
Israeli PW/MIA's in Syria,
all of whose sons were on
the list finally secured by
Secretary of State Henry
Kissinger, spoke at the Jew-
ish War Veterans national
headquarters. They called
for "the exchange of prison-
ers, not a list."
Lt. Col. Irwin Ziff, USAF
(ret.), assistant executive di-
rector of JWV,_ repeated the
Israelis' request for help in
bringing international public
pressure , to bear on Syria, in
the form of indiVidual letters
to government officials and
through whatever connec-
tions individuals or organiza-
tions may have.
Stressing that this is a "hu-
manitarian issue, far beyond
political or ethnic consider-
ations," Col. Ziff compared
it to the U.S. struggle to ob-
tain lists and release of her
sons in Vietnam prison
camps.