DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Avila 3fednick 11ed THE Friday, July 26, 1974-33 Event to Benefit to Steven Steinberg Help Wanted : 20 Israeli School Dinner Hostesses . Young Adults Pick Detroiter to Head Conclave Pa rkwood ORT Howard Sherizen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Sheri- zen of Parklawn Ave. Oak OmPark, has .been named co- ordinator of the 15th annual Yavneh National Convention. The convention will be held tabor Day weekend, Aug. 29- Sept. 2, at Camp Moshava, I ndian Orchard, Pa. - el p \\s 7 / - / lie 4A 4 Yavneh National Religious Jewish Students Association brings together undergrad- uate and graduate students from more than 70 campuses throughout the United States and Canada. It seeks to pro- mote Jewish life on campus via religious observance and through educational programs and distribution of its pub- lications. About 350 delegates from coast to coast will participate 1n workshops revolving Cookout for Couples Mr. and Mrs. Group, City of Hope, will have its annual cookout 4:30 p.m. Sunday at the home of Mrs. Fran Raz- _nick, 28526 Brooks Ln., Southfield. Refreshments will be served. 40? SAVE! N ' SAVE! BUY DIRECT \ IMPORTER SEYMOUR KAPLAN and Co. IMPORTER AND CUTTERS OF FINE DIAMONDS 30555 Southfield, Suite 100 645-9200 c. ociety ctivities FROM THE 7-* around the theme, "Halakha — and its Application to Contemporary Living," it was announced by Yavneh President Aaron Reichel. Out-of-town guests who were here for the recent 50th wedding anniversary celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Albert Simons, of Northend Ave., Oak Park, included Mr. and Mrs. B. Gordon Aller of Chicago, the Julius Geiers of New York, Herman Zimmermans of Florida and Mrs.. Sophie Simons, the Leo Garfields, Mrs. Alvin Silver and Mrs. Meyer Kanifsky, all of California. Parkwood Chapter, Worn- en's American ORT, will have its games party and luncheon to benefit the ORT Engineering School 12:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Knob - in - the -Woods club house. The school is built on grounds provided by the He- brew _University. Courses in- clude electronic, chemical, mechanical and nuclear en- gineering. The 'ORT school accom- modates 850 students a day with an equal number taking evening classes. For tickets, call the chair- man, Mrs. Lew Levitt, 358- 2870, or the ticket chairman, Mrs. Ralph Hertzberg, 354- 5595. There will be prizes. A Grosse Pointe Farms matron had good intentions when she sought hostesses for the 2,000 foreign dele- gates to the World Energy Conference meeting here in the fall. Mrs. Joseph A. Vance needed 80 hostesses to enter- tain 25 guests each on Sept. 26, but just when she thought her search was over Mrs. Avern Cohn advised her that Yom Kippur, a day of fast- ing, falls on that day. Mrs. Vance is seeking 20 more MRS. STEVEN- STEINBERG hostesses. - Anita Mednick became the VACATION PLANS , bride of Steven L. Steinberg approaching is the Fast in a r e c e-n t ceremony at Temple Beth El Keser Israel, season when the book-of-the- New Haven, Conn. Rabbi month will be a road map. Melvin L. Libman and Can- tor Merril Fisher officiated. The bride is the daughter HIGH COST Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Starr of Towne Rd., Southfield, of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard It's no problem making will -be honored at a dinner party at the Lion's. Head Inn on the occasion of their 40th wedding anniversary. The party money today, but with infla- Mednick of New Haven. Par- will be hosted by their children, Margaret and Dr. and Mrs. tion it's darned hard making ents of the bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs. Abram Stein- a living. Jerome Starr of Worcester, Mass. berg of Beaverland Ave. The new Mrs. Steinberg wore an organza and lace gown with bishop sleeves and an illusion neckline accented with seed pearls. The A-line skirt ended in a chapel-length train. Her Juliet cap of lace petals and pearls held a wrist-length veil,' and she car- ried a cascade of miniature carnations; roses and Ste- phanotis. Cynthia Bodytke of Ham- den, Conn., was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were r Gerri Chaneles of West Haven, Conn., Mrs. Martin`, Steinberg and Mrs. Kenneth Miles, both of Detroit, and Susan Alderman of _Indian Mills, N.J. Martin Steinberg was his brother's best man, and 'eaturing ushers were Herbert Reed of New Haven, Daniel Schulman of Fort Lee, N.J., Kenneth Miles and Carl Spiro of De- troit. The couple resides in West 4,4 Haven after a Paradise Is- land honeymoon. GRAND OPENING toa champagne You are invited Sneak freview of Our Annual • COLORED MINK Monday, July 29 thru Saturday, August 3, 1974 ShoN,,,,irigs at 1 p.m.• and 8 p.M. Everyday Oakland U. Center Names New Director ; -bring your friends for champagne Join us and .. . see the most creative Im and mink stylesin Detroit—stvled by Mr. George n avy' blue. including the new mink colors . . . y green and silver mist. Fox, Lnx, C Sable an d Fun Furs. come see Extra added attraction . . todaY. Only 3 t mink in the w orld the rares available and shown exclusively garments 1/ 4 .. at Bricker' s. n, will be Circle the date the fu collection of furs refreshments and daily at shown twice one o'clock p.m. and 8 p.m. FURS by BRICKER styles by George Tunis Lincoln Center, 26130 Greenfield, Oak Park 968-8070 Elinor Waters of Oak Park, the new director of Oakland University's Continuum Cen- ter; is introducing new fall programs available for the first time to both men and women, including personal growth, life work planning, and a variety of one-session communication programs. Mrs. Waters' main empha- sis will be on coeducational counseling programs and on leadership training funded under a grant from the Na- tional Institute of Mental Health. The grant allows the cen- ter to offer leadership train- ing, developed for para- professionals used in center programs, to other nonprofit organizations in the c o m - munity.. Psychologist Sylvia Fink has been named assistant di- rector of the center. IN A RUT The fellow who wastes to- day lamenting yesterday will waste tomorrow lamenting today. • PANT-SUITS • DRESS ES • GOWNS - • SPORTSWEAR SIZES 10-20 Alterations On Premises - - Monday-Friday 10-5 Saturday 10-4 NAOMI LIPPYS ADVANCE FASHIONS- LTD. 13721 W. 11 Mile Rd. DIORE BLDG. SUITE 206 OAK PARK 543-0545