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Center Branch
Plans Musicales
The 10 Mile Branch Senior
Adult tCouncil of the Jewish
Community Center will pre-
sent a monthly Sunday Night
Musicale Series. The first
concert will be held at 8
p.m., Oct. 6, and features
Anne Jaffe, mezzo soprano,
and pianist Muriel Hoptman.
Concerts have also been
scheduled for the first Sun-
day of each month through
March.
The artists will speak at
h. concert about the pro-
and refreshments will
be served. There is an ad-
mission charge.
International
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Trendy 111. Epstein
to !Wed Mr. Bratt
MISS WENDY EPSTEIN
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ep-
stein of Borgm•n Ave., Hunt-
with
ington Woods, announce the
engagement of their daugh-
HENRI WAKNINE ter
Wendy Marlene to Rich-
AND HIS ORCHESTRA
ard S. Bratt, son of Dr. and
357-0139 Mrs. Louis Bratt of Aberdeen
355-4913
Ave., Southfield.
Miss Epstein attended
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MUSIC FOR ALL OCCASIONS
Eastern Michigan University,
INVITATIONS • ENTERTAINMENT from which her fiance was
graduated. Her fiance attends
• CARICATURES
Southern College of Opto-
• ASTROLOGER
metry in Tennessee.
• CLOWNS
• BELLY DANCERS
A December wedding -is
• HENRI WAKNINI
planned.
Music
revities
Three time brass band
world champions, the NA-
TIONAL BAND OF NEW
ZEALAND brings their brass
symphony sound to Masonic
Auditorium, Oct. 4. Accom-
panying the band are the
spirited Maori Dancers who
sing and dance native Poly-
nesian rhythms from Aeoteo-
roa, the Land of the Long
White Cloud. During their
third visit to North America,
the band will be featured
with the Royal Canadian
Mounties at the Canadian Na-
tional Exhibition in Toronto,
and they will appear at the
Los Angeles County Fair,
New York's Madison Square
Garden. and Washington's
Kennedy Center. Under the
direction of Mervyn J.
Waters, the 60-man band was
selected from town bands
throughout New Zealand.
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OAK PARK LIBRARY
FRIENDS announces that the
1974-75 season of cultural pro-
grams will open with a con-
cert 9 pm. Oct. 2 in the li-
brary. The program will fea-
ture a chamber music trio
performed by Theodore Bas-
• AL- SIMMS BAND
B) HATTIE
kin, oboe, Karen Baskin, cel-
SEYMOUR.
Once
mislaid
it
takes
lots
S-CHWARTZ
SCHWARTZ
of doing to find lost confi- lo, both of Detroit Symphony;
AGENCY
356-8563
and Eduard Perrone at the
dence.
Candy Centerpieces
356-8525
piano. The library also an-
nounces fourth, fifth and
sixth-grade students are in-
vited to join the Junior Book-
sellers club at the library.
Led by Mrs. Kathy East,
children's librarian, the mem-
bers will meet weekly to
work on projects that pro-
mote books and reading. The
Oak Park Needle Threaders
will display their third exhi-
bit of fabric fantasies in the
library, during October. The
Needle Threaders- create pic-
tures duplicating or inspired
by illustrations in children's
books. For information on
any of the above- activities,
Seriously, you may just not recognize
call the library, LI 8-7230.
her after a couple of days of luxurious
* * *
Spend
the weekend
in Troy
and bring back
a new wife.
living at the elegant Somerset Inn with
trips to the fine Fifth Avenue shops of
Somerset Mall. Plus dining in L'Auberge,
cocktails at the Golden Grape and all
the sights to see. Call us soon!
OAKLAND COUNTY UNIT
of the American Cancer So-
ciety will sponsor a seminar
for breast cancer patients
entitled "What In The World
Is New For Mastectomees?"
1 p.m. Oct. 9 at Temple
Emanu-El. There is no ad-
mission charge. For reser-
vations, call the American
Cancer Society, 644-0770.
A SOMERSET INN
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Big Beaver Rd., east of Coolidge, Troy, Mich. 48084
Phone (313) 643-7800
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MERRY MELODY NUR-
SERY and KINDERGAR-
TEN announces that regis-
tration is still open for the
fall semester. The nursery
will work with parents to ac-
comodate their time sched-
ules with its 2 1/2-four-six-and
eight-hour daily sessions. For
information, contact Mrs.
David Holtzman, director,
353-7320.
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Call (313) 557-5145
Israel Bonds Women's Director
Helps Hadassah Plan Bond Events
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The OLD WORLD MAR-
KET, Detroit's original eth-
nic event, begins noon Thurs-
day at the International- In-
stitute, 111 E. Kirby. The
arts and crafts, the tastes
and music of nearly 36 na-
tions will be featured. Temple
Beth El Sisterhood will have
a food booth at the market
Thursday and Oct. 6. Pro-
ceeds will supplement the
funds received by the insti-
tute as a Torch Drive agency.
The market will be open
noon-10 p.m. Thursday
through Oct. 5 and noon-9
p.m. Oct. 6.
* * *
ALLEN RUBINER GAL-
LERY, 621 S. Washington,
Royal Oak, will exhibit the
ceramics of JOHN GLICK
Tuesday through Oct. 19. A
reception opening will be held
7-10 p.m. Tuesday. Glick is
celebrating his 10th year as
a ceramic artist.
Honey Cake
By NORMA BARACH
(Copyright 1974, JTA, Inc.)
Looking for something
tempting to offer to your
guests during the Sukkot holi-
day? I'd suggest this tradi-
tional honey cake, which fits
into this season when we are,
hoping for a sweet New
Year.
3 extra large eggs, separated
3 1/2 cups flour
2 tsps. baking powder
1 tsp. baking soda
tsp salt
1 1/4 tsps. cinnamon
2 tsps. cocoa
I/2 cup oil
1IA cups honey
1 cup cold coffee
I/4 cup sugar
Beat egg whites; set aside.
Beat egg yolks. Add all ingre-
dients to the yolks. Mix well.
Fold in whites. Bake in a tube
pan at 350 degrees for 50-55
minutes.
Men's Clubs
BNAI DAVID MEN'S
CLUB will sponsor its first
Sunday brunch of the season
11 a.m. Oct. 6 in the syna-
gogue sukka. Rabbi Solomon
Poupko and Cantor Hyman
Adler will sing and speak on
the "Traditional Sukkot. Cele-
bration." Guests are invited.
A confirmed sinner visited
From
the Ropshitzer, saying he had
been sent by an erring friend
Detroit
who was too shy to come him-
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Friday, Sept. 27, 1974-29
Mrs. Beatrice Weiss, second from right, national Israel
Bond women's director, met recently with the local Hadassah
leadership- to plan the forthcoming Hadassah events on behalf
of Israel Bonds. The events will precede a luncheon to be
held Oct. 22 honoring immediate past president, Mrs. Albert
Newman. With Mrs. Weiss are, from left: Mrs. David Pol-
lack, Israel Bond women's division chairman; Mrs. Jerome
Kaufman, Metropolitan Detroit Chapter of Hadassah presi-
dent; Mrs. David Schachter, Hadassah Israel Bond co-
chairman; Mrs. Weiss; and Mrs. Julian S. Tobias, Hadassah
Israel Bond co-chairman. For information, call the Israel
Bond office, 968-0200..
People
Correction Noted
Make News
EDWIN G. ROBERTS,
president of The J. L. Hud-
son Co. has been notified
that a scientist. at the City
of Hope National Medical
Center has been appointed
to a research fellowship in
'his name. Proceeds of a re-
cent fashion industry testi-
monial event in New York
City honoring Roberts estab-
lished the fellowship to help
support the work of Susumo
Ohno, PhD, Sc., internation-
ally known for his research
in genetics and heredity at
the free, nonsectarian medi-
cal and research center near
Los Angeles.
Last week's issue of The
Jewish News erroneously
stated that Meyer Bass, key-
note speaker for, the Labor
Zionist Alliance's weekend
seminar, is a member of the
central committee of the
Labor Zionist Organization of
America. He was a member
of the former LZOA which
merged with the Farband to
become the Labor Zionist Al-
liance. The Jewish News re-
grets the error.
MUSIC BY
SAM BARNETT
AND HIS ORCHESTRA
968-2563
LEON RABIN, Dallas busi-
nessman and prominent cum-
munal leader, has been ap-
pointed chairman of the
American Jewish Commit-
tee's National Membership
Cabinet.
* * *
The Jewish Education Pro-
gram — Zeirei Agudath •s-
rael's year-round effort at
reaching out to children of
disadvantaged religious back-
ground—has appointed Rabbi
SAUL SHENKER as its full
time head. Rabbi Shenker
brings with him extensive ex-
perience in volunteer activity
with children.
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