52 Friday, September 5, 1975 I THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS jwv BLOCH-ROSE AUXIL- IARY, will hold a general AUXILIARY will have its first meeting 8:30 p.m. Tuesday at the JWV Memo- rial Home. Fund raising re- ports will be given by senior Vice President Bernice Sil- ver and Betty Wauldron, junior vice president will report on the forthcoming membership party. Anyone who is the wife, mother, sis- ter or relative of a Jewish war veteran may join. A report will be given on the group's recent national con- vention held in Las Vegas, Nev. Refreshments will be served. For information, call Mrs. Silver, 545-2345. membership meeting 8:15 p.m. Tuesday at the JWV headquarters. A presenta- tion of a cap will be made to Rose Wagner, secretary, "for outstanding services for 10 years in succession as recording secretary for the auxiliary." A social hour and a short film will follow. Refreshments will be served. For information, call the JWVA office, 559-5680, or the President, Belle Letzer, 557-3372. * * Dr. Fill Joint UJA Mission * Fresh Fish Detroiter Dr. Leon Fill, left, and United Jewish Appeal National Chair- man Frank Lautenberg were two of the 300 top echelon leaders on the UJA Prime Minister's Mission to Israel last week. The mission was an opportunity for the Ameri- can leaders of Jewish phi- lanthropy to see firsthand the needs of Israel as the 1976 fund-raising cam- - paign approaches. Fill, who was associate chair- man of the 1975 Allied Jewish Campaign-Israel Emergency Fund, will be at the. Detroit Service John Freeman of Detroit, a member of Catholic War Group Stag DaT at Knoll- Veterans, and Sue Kenney of Roseville, a member of the wood Country Club next women's army corps, lay a wreath in memory of Jewish Tuesday to share with veterans who lost their lives in military duty. Since the Detroit campaigners some ceremony took place on the Jewish Sabbath, the Catho- of the intensive mission's lic War Veterans offered to lay the wreath. The cere- highlights. mony took place August 30 during Michigan State Fair activities honoring veterans. LT. ROY F. GREEN * * * Jewish War Veterans Aided by Non-Jewish Peers at Fair Gov. William Milliken to Attend Cohodas 80th Birthday Dinner Gov. William G. Milliken will head the list of guests who will be converging on Marquette Wednesday to participate in an 80th birth- day tribute to Upper Penin- sula banker Sam M. Coho- das. Other dignitaries ex- pected will he Bernard Cherrick, first vice presi- dent of the Hebrew Univer- sity, which is conferring an honorary fellowship upon Cohodas; Max M. Kampel- man, president, and Sey-. mour Fishman, executive vice president, American SAM COHODAS Friends of Hebrew Univer- sity; President George Whyel of the American Bankers Association; Presi- dent LaWrence Johns of the Michigan Bankers Associa- tion; Robert Surdam, chair- man of the board of Na- tional Bank of Detroit; Congressman Philip E. Ruppe and Rep. Dominic J. Jacohetti. GOV. MILLIKEN Scholarships to Hebrew University as a tribute to Cohodas, are being received, and will comprise a Sam M. Cohodas Scholarship Fund at the university. God's Laughter When God is happy, he creates good things; when He is angry, had and inju- rious things are created. Look down there into the valley: corn in the fields, bread for man, grass, trees, flowers. When God is happy, the fields give good crops and the trees are laden with fruit. The flow- ers are - horn of God's laugh- ter. Yehudah Burla For The Holiday PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW We cheerfully clean, fillet and grind your fish ...FREE of extra charge Whitefish 149 Pickerel Marygrove College an- nounces the introduction of a Career Prep program to prepare veterans for entr- ance to a career field. For those students who do not have a high school di- ploma, the Career Prep program will prepare them to take the G.E.D! To guarantee the pro- gram's accessibility to veter- ans, courses will be offered on Frida evenings and on Saturdays. The first session of Career Prep will be held Sept. 12. Applications and registration will continue up until the start of classes and no eligible veteran will he refused admission. By attending the Career Prep program Friday eve- ning and on Saturday for 14 weeks, an eligible vet- eran can receive his full- time edudational benefits. $149 FRESH LAKE SUPERIOR Marygrove Begins Veterans Program FRESH L. FRESH Carp • L. 39' ONLY AT FARMER JACK'S NEW GROCERY STORE For information or to en- roll in the program, write Continuing Education, Marygrove College, 8425 West McNichols, Detroit 48221 ( 313-862-8000). Yiddish Club Sets Memorial Service Yiddish Folks Farein will hold its annual memorial service 8:30 p.m. Wednesday, at the Jewish War Veterans Home. • Cantor Hyman Adler of Cong. Bnai David will con- duct the service. Refresh- ments will he served, and guests are invited. For information, call Max Bassin, 538-4022, or Edward Schwartz, 548-3266. GREENFIELD NEAR 8 MILE RD.