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Myra Wolfgang Melvyn B. Erdos for Susan Wildst rom to Wed Dr. Miller for Cancer Study
Myra Wolfgang will ad-

dress the Greater Detroit
Council of Pioneer Women
on "The Three Faces of Eve"
1 p.m. Thursday at the Labor
Zionist Institute.
Mrs. Wolfgang is vice
president of the Hotel and
Restaurant Employes and
:Bartenders International
Union and locally the secre-
tary-treasurer of Hotel, Mo-
tel, Restaurant Employes,
Cooks and Bartender's Union
Local 24.
.t'lsie Harold, vice presi-
, of education of the
- G:eater Detroit Council of
MISS ELAINE GOLOB
Pioneer Women, is in charge
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Golob
of arrangements. The public
of George Washington Ave.,
is invited at no charge.
Southfield, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter
The Best To You
Elaine Baila to Melvyn Ben-
jamin Erdos, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Erdos of Shag-
bark Ave., Southfield.
Miss Golob was graduated
from Wayne State Univer-
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sity's college of education.
Her fiance earned a degree
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and a degree in accounting
from Wayne State.
A July wedding is planned.

HAL
GORDON

626-3346

MISS SUSAN WILDSTR.OM

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wild-
strom of Borgman Ave., Oak
Park, announce the engage-
ment of their daughter Susan
Elaine to Marc Alan Gold-
man, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Goldman of Birch
Ridge Ave., Southfield.
Miss Wildstrom was grad-
uated from the University of
Michigan with .a degree in
elementary education. Her
fiance was graduated from
Michigan State University
and attends Wayne State Uni-
versity's law school.
A September wedding is
planned.

MISS SHEILA ROTH

Rabbi and Mrs. Harry A.
Roth of Andover, Mass., an-
nounce the engagement of
their daughter Sheilah to Dr.
Donald B. Miller, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Gilbert E. Miller
of Kenwood Ave., Oak Park.
Miss Roth was graduated
from Boston University with
a BA degree in English lit-
erature and earned her mas-
ter of libraty science degree
at Simmons College. Her
fiance was graduated from
Wayne State University's
medical school.
An April wedding in An-
dover is planned, with the
bride's father officiating.

`Israel Doors of Freedom Opel] '
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In a Passover message is-
sued as general chairman of
the United Jewish Appeal,
Paul Zuckerman added a
Fifth Question to the Four
Questions asked at the seder
on Passover:
"What more can we do as
individuals and as a family
to insure the survival of our
people in Israel and of Jews
everywhere?"
Zuckerman thereupon pro-
ceeded to provide the an-
swer:
"Despite the destruction,
loss of life and personal
tragedy, the people of Israel
continue to keep the doors
of freedom open . . . continue
to provide a haven for those
fleeing oppression. But, it is
we who must provide the
essential services for all new-
comers, to enhance their
quality of life, .so that they
may become self-sufficient,
productive members of Is-
raeli society.
"The level and quality of
response from the American

Jewish community since the
Yom Kippur War has been
unlike any other experience
in the history of Jewish life
in this country. It is a tri-
bute to our maturity and
understanding . . . a graphic
demonstration of our oneness
with the people of Israel.
And now, we must take that
maturity and understanding
and redouble our efforts .. .
to bring our response to new
heights . . to sustain in
creases in overall giving to
meet the overwhelming hu-
man need that exists.

"On all other nights, our
thoughts and concerns are
for each other. This Passover,
our hearts and prayers are
with Jewish people every-
where, especially in Israel.
Let us resolve to give as we
have never given before, and
observe this year's celebra-
tion of freedom with a dra-
matic outpouring of love and
concern for our brothers in
Israel."

United Order True Sisters,
Inc., Detroit 41, announces
the selection of the first re-
cipients of two postdoctoral
research fellowships estab-
lished through a $25,000 an-
nual grant to the University
of Tennessee, Oak Ridge
Graduate School of Biomedi-
cal Sciences.
The recipients are Corazon
Bucana, a citizen of the Phil-
ippines, and John C. Lee of
Hong Kong.
The grant, established last
year by UOTS, will make it
possible for the two recipi-
ents to carry out research in
cancer immunology at Oak
Ridge National Laboratory
Biology Division.
Studies there have provided
insight into the immunologic
mechanism by which agents
can program the body to at-
tack cancer cells.
The United Order of True
Sisters, Inc. is a nonprofit
group of 13,000 women in 43
chapters throughout the U.S.
The organization has made
cancer its national project.
Detroit 41 will hold its an-
nual "Night on the Town"
dinner-party March 30 at the
Troy Hilton Hotel. For res-
ervations, call Mrs. George
Pantzer, 546-4962, or M r s .
Lee Goldhoff, 968-5436.

Today the thing most vital-
ly needed is faith in the
future.

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, March 22, 1974-33

Podiatry Auxiliary
Sets Fund Raising

Metropolitan Detroit Aux-
iliary, Michigan State Podi-
atry Association, will have an
auction 8:30 p.m. Saturday
at the Elks Hall, Royal Oak.
There will be a preview at
7:30.
Among the items to be
auctioned are jewelry, TVs,
small appliances, gift certi-
ficates and boutique items.
Proceeds will go for furnish-
ing equipment to local hos-
pitals and for providing in-
formation on the prevention
of foot problems. Tickets
will be available at the door.

Justice, and justice only,
you must strive for, in order
that you may live, and take
possession of the land which
the Lord your God is giving
you.—Dent. 16:20.

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of Events in Detroit Jewish Community
Week of March 22-28

March 23—"Sharing the Sabbath," Jewish-Catholic Confer-
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24-26—Art and Artisans Fair at Temple Israel. Noon-
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24-3:30 pm.—Jewish Music Festival by Center
phony at Jewish Center. Tickets. DI 1-4200.

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