THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS 30—Friday, Sept. 6, 1974 Women's 1 1.1 / // \ \ ■r■ f? SAVE! " SAVE! 17, BUY DIRECT FROM THE IMPORTER . SEN.-M[011:Ft. KAPLAN and Co. IMPORTER AND CUTTERS OF FINE DIAMONDS 30555 Southfield, Suite 100 645-9200 GOLDA MEIR CHAPTER, Pioneer Women, will hold a business meeting noon Mon- day at the home of Mrs. Gerald Brody, 13400 North- field, Oak Park. Marian Hoberman will show slides on a pilgrimage to Jerusalem. Refreshments will be served, and guests are invited. * * WOMEN'S BICUR CHO- LEM ORGANIZATION will JOE MILLER and HIS-ORCHESTRA Holiday Deadline LI 5-1244 S ADVANCE FASHIONS LID. Ciuh • Knitwear • Pant Suits • Sportswar For • Dresses • Gowns For The Greater Detroit Coun- cil of Pioneer Women will institute the 1974-75 season with its annual open house 12:30 p.m. Thursday at the Labor Zionist Institute. Ariel Kerem, Israeli vice consul in charge of cultural di Because t h e Rosh Hashana holiday will take away two work days during that week, The Jewish News will have an early deadline for the issue of Sept. 20. Publicity must be in our hands — either by mail or hand de- livery — no later than 11 a.m. Sept. 13. Copy received after the HI deadline will be held for another week if it is still timely. The Jewish News also will have an early deadline for the issue of Sept. 27 due to Yom Kippur. Since the paper will be printed a day early, copy must be in the Jewish News office no later than 11 ,a.m. Sept. 20 to be in time for publication. 111 BEL CANTO MUSIC CLUB will present 11-year-old vio- linist, Susan Synnestvedt, as its guest soloist at its open- ing meeting of the season 8:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Clinton Middle School, Oak Park. Susan, who has been playing violin since age 4, has just returned from Inter- lochen National Music Camp, where she received a schol- arship and played in its inter- mediate orchestra. The pub- lic is invited. For informa- tion, call Bea - Sandweiss, 547-3183. and has studied at Hebrew University. As a journalist, he served in the press division of the prime minister's office in charge of visiting foreign press. In 1970 he headed the Israeli delegation to the United Nations World Youth Festivals. Since 1971 he has been on the American desk of the information department in the ministry of foreign affairs. Alice Ross, president of the council will extend greetings. Ruth Miller is chairman of the day. Adeline Salinger is in charge of programing, and Estelle Rappaport is vice president of organization. IT'S I ARIEL KEREM affairs for the Midwest, will speak on "Israel Militates Against Its Cultural Gaps." Kerem was born and ed- ucated in England. He is a graduate of the Institute of Youth Leaders in Jerusalem LEATHER WEATHER!! We at Dewitt are looking forward to serving you and providing the finest/ in Leather & Suede clean- ing — for over a quarter of a century. Bayit to Show Film See the The Bayit will present the movie, Ulysses, based on the Specialists at James Joyce novel, 8 p.m., Tuesday at its center, 16845 BRANDEIS CHAPTER, Muirland. For information, Pioneer Women, will hold its call the Bayit, 861-1929. opening meeting 12:30 p.m. Monday at the home of Mrs. Ben Sklar, 25243 Rue Ver- sailles, Oak Park. A buffet Coats - Jackets - Gloves luncheon will be served, and Orchestra and Entertainment Repairs & Alterations Mrs. Myron Shiffman will present readings on the up- 10612 W. 9 Mile I 4503 N. Wdwrd. coming holidays. For infor- 543-5700 I 576-0575 mation, call Mrs. Sklar, 968- 5308. man will give the welcoming * * remarks. Marion Rayons will DIMONA CHAPTER, Pio- be commentator to a fashion show with models Mesdames neer Women, will open its Audrey Demak, Eva Laski, 1974-75 season with a lunch- Ann Milgrom, Heda Blum, eon 12:30 p.m. Tuesday, at • Invitations • Gifts • Favors Serena Brumer and Pearl the home of Mrs. Louis Starr, •_ Stationery • Party Planning 4774 Crestview, Birmingham. Kutnick. Mrs. Libby Leven- Mrs. Frank Rath, program son is chairman of the day. chairman, announces an ori- WEDDINGS • CONFIRMATIONS For babysitting service, call ginal play-reading, "Sister to Marion. Nueman, 547-7183. Sister". Participating in the BAR MITZVAS SWEET 16 & SHOWERS Guests are invited. For infor- performance will be Mes- mation, call Mrs. Morris dames Jane Barenholtz, 16300 North Park Drive (at North Park Place) Goldsmith, 398-3565. 357-3111 Elaine Kohner, Rose Smar- ,Southfield, Mich. * * gon, Pauline Schreiber and 9:30-4:30 Man.-Sat. WINCHESTER CHAPTER, Vera Rollin. Betty Rath will Women's American ORT, will narrate. Mrs. Richard Kra- hold a membership tea 7:30 mer, president, will present p.m. Tuesday at the home of her annual report. Guests Eleanor Fradis, 23110 Bev- are invited. * * erly, Oak Park. The chapter is reforming to admit young CHANA CZENESH CHAP- Afternoon and Evening Classes single women. For informa- TER, Pioneer Women, will tion, call Eileen Goldhoff, hold a membership meeting 968-5436, or Judi Rosen, 549- noon Monday at the Charter- 2594. house Apts. club room. Louis * * Levine will discuss "Daily GREATER DETROIT Life in Israel Today." Re- at a savings of course CHAPTER, Brandeis Univer- freshments will be served, sity National Women's Com- and guests are invited. mittee, will begin its 1974- (Continued on Page 31) 1975 club year with a meet- ing 12:30 p.m. Thursday at the Great Lakes Club, 2411 W. Eight Mile. Dr. David DiChiera, executive director of the Music Hall Center for the Performing Arts, will speak on "What Universities Owe the Community." Enter- (,t tainment will be provided by actors of the Michigan Opera Theater and musical comedy stage. For reservations by Tuesday, call the Brandeis University Women's office, 341-2461. Refreshments will be served, and guests are invited at a nominal charge. 1:1 Featuring the Latest: news hold a luncheon and games en, will have a meeting 11:30 party noon Thursday at the a.m. Wednesday at the Chart- Knob-in-the-Woods Apts. club erhouse Apts. club room. house. Proceeds will go to Brunch will be served to hon- the Israel Emergency Fund. or Bessie Kunin Gottlieb, who For ticket information, call recently married and is leav- Mrs. Albert Cohen, 968-1316. ing to make her home in Florida. Guests are welcome. * * * CONG. BNAI MOSHE SIS- TEMPLE EMANU-EL SIS- TERHOOD will hold an open meeting noon Monday at the TERHOOD will have a lunch- synagogue. Luncheon will be eon for paid-up members served. Rabbi Moses Lehr- 11:30 a.m. Monday at the temple. Dr. David DiChiera will speak on "Symposium on Performing Arts: Accent — Opera." Guests are invited at a nominal charge. Music For All Occasions Naomi Lippe Pioneer Women Set Open House il DEWITT a ' Suede & Leather LARRY FREEDMAN Cleaners 647-2367 the paper place BACKGAMMON LESSONS Alterations on Premises SIZES 10-20 FORMING NOW Backgammon Sets 626-4643 JACK BARNES School of Dance 13721 W. 11 MILE RD. Diore Bldg., Oak Park — Suite 206 master charge HOURS: Monday-Friday 10-5 Saturday 10 - 4 543-0545 BANKAMERICARD uriMme ?fey • • • • CLUB TWO, Pioneer Worn- Pre-Schoo Children Teens Adults