34 Friday, October 15,'1976

Jo Ann Strausz
Plans to Marry

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Pioneer Women Fashion Show

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The annual paid-up
membership drive of
Pioneer Women will cul-
minate in an interna-
tional dessert tea and
fashion show, 12:30 p.m.
Thursday, at the Labor
Zionist Institute.
Clothes will be modeled
by members of the vari-
ous chapters of Pioneer
Women.
The event is open to all

Miss Rosenberg
to Wed in March

MISS STRAUSZ

Mr. and Mrs. L. H.
Strausz of West Bloom-
field announce the en-
gagement of their daugh-
ter, Jo Ann, to Howard
Michael Rosen, son of Mr.
and Mrs. William Rosen
of Oak Park.
Miss Strausz was
graduated from Eastern
Michigan University
with a BS degree in -edu-
cation. Her fiance was
graduated from EMU
with -a- degree in market-
ing.
A late fall wedding is
planned.

Women's. Chapters
Join JNF Campaign

Leading Jewish wo-
men's organizations in
Greater Detroit will par-
ticipate in the semi-
annual Jewish National
Fund Blue Box Clear-
ance, which will continue
through Nov. 14, accord-
ing to Betty. Silverman,
Blue Box chairman.
Among organizations
taking part in the clear-
ance of the 5,000 Blue
Boxes in the Detroit area,
are: Hadassah, Pioneer
Women, Northwest Child
Rescue Women and the
Fanny Gluck, Sisters of
Zion and the Batya Chap-
ters of Mizrachi. Many
youth groups, especially
the AZA and the BBG
chapters of the Bani
Brith Youth Organiza-
tion, will take part in the
clearance. This year, as in
the past, there will be a
concentration . on the
search of "lost" Blue
Boxes.
The Blue and White
Box was inaugurated 75
years ago, when the
Jewish National Fund
was established. Since
then the Blue Box has
provided funds for the
purchase of land, first in
alestine and then in Is-
rael.
For information or to
have a Blue Box cleared,
call the JNF, 968-0820.

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Latin ORT Director
Due at U.S. Parley

NEW YORK — Ber-
' nard Wand-Polak, direc-
tor of ORT's Latin Ameri-
can operations, and
Dvora Tomer, president
of Women's Israel ORT,
will be among the par-
ticipants in the forthcom-
ing 11th National Board
Conference of Women's
American ORT to be held
at the Netherland Hilton
Hotel in Cincinnati, Oct.
25-28.
Rep. Morris K. Udall of
Arizona, will present the
main address at the
opening-night banquet of
the conference.

MISS ROSENBERG

Mr. and Mrs. Hyman
Rosenberg of Stahelin
Ave. announce the en-
gagement of their daugh-
ter, Rhonda, to Dr. Morris
Brown, son of Dr. and
Mrs: Eli Brown of LaSalle -
Ave., Huntington Woods.
Miss Rosenberg is a
master's degree candi-
date in counseling at
Wayne. State University.
A March wedding is
planned.

Jewish Women Have
All Presidents Day

The League of Jewish
Women's Organizations
will have an "All Presi-
dents Day" noon Thurs-
day at Adat Shalom
Synagogue. Mrs. Leo Or-
din, president of the
league, will honor presi-
dents of constituent or-
ganizations and Mrs.
Martin Cole, vice presi-
dent of Co-Operative
Council, will give a report.
Mrs. Sander Klein, vice
president of program-
ming, and, Mrs. Donald
Thal, co-chairman, will
Present a program, "Who
Gives a Damn? — About
the Mentally Ill," con-
cerning inner-city half-
way houses.
Participating will be
Lawrence Biehl, parent
of a released mental pa-
tient;• Leonard Gilman of
the Oakland County Pro-
secutor's Office; Bonnie
Russell, a social worker;
and Sharon Wills of the
Michigan Department of
Social Services. Judge
Alice Gilbert will be mod-
erator.

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paid-up members or those
who pay their dues at the
door.
Lillian Shapiro and
Rosalyn Stern are the
coordinators of the after-
noon. Ruth Miller, presi-
dent of Pioneer Women,
Greater Detroit Council,
will extend official, greet-
ings.
For information, call
Pioneer Women, 851-0750.

Council Women
Have Bridge Party

The National Council of
Jewish Women will pre-
sent a harvest duplicate
bridge party 10:30 a.m.-3
p.m. Oct. 28, at Knob-in-
the-Woods Apts. club
house, directed by Ellis
Samuel. There is a
charge.
Chairmen of the day
are Marcelle Moers,
Esther Adler, Alene
Landau, Dolly Brown,
Harriet Prentis, Doris
Wasserman and Pat Min-
kus.
For information, call
Council office, 557-9604.
Dr. Sheldon Appleton,
political scientist, will
speak on the national
elections 8 p.m. Tuesday
at the Council office.
There is a nominal
charge.

Hochberg Club
Has Benefit Lunch

The Florence Hochberg
Social Aid Club will have
its annual fund-raising
luncheon 12:30 p.m. Oct.
26 in the Sutton Place
Apts. club house. There is
-a nominal charge and
luncheon will be served.
Games and prizes will
highlight the afternoon.
Proceeds from the
luncheon will benefit
handicapped and blind
children and soldiers' and
children's homes in Is-
rael.
Begun.28 years ago, the
women's group dedicates
itself to charitable work
in the community.

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The women's division of
the Greater Detroit
Round Table of the Na-
tional Conference of
Christians and Jews will
meet 1: p.m. Wednesday
at Temple Israel.
Speakers will be Mrs.
Robert Syme of Temple
Israel; Dr. Bernadine
Denning, director, Title
IV Civil Rights Office, De-
troit Public Schools; Mrs.
June Shada, adult educa-
tion coordinator, Detroit
Public Schools.
Participants will form
small discussion groups
afterwards. Refresh-
ments will be served at
noon. The public is in-
vited.

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The Jewish Community
Center will present Mira
Bakle as its first lecturer
in its 1976-77 Growth Lec-
ture, Series 8 p.m. Oct. 26
in the main Center com-
plex. She will speak on
"Effective Parenting . . .
What's It All About?"
Ms. Bakle earned a
master's degree in child
growth and development,
and is a certified social
worker in private prac-
tice. She conducts parent-
ing sessions in conjunc-
tion with Southfield Pub-
lic Schools and is a past
instructor at Oakland
Community College and
presently a part-time in-
structor at Wayne State
University.
Admission is nominal,
and the public is invited.
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Jerusalem to Host
Jewel, Crafts Fair

Independent Association Members

TEL AVIV — A new in-

ternational trade event,
the Jerusalem Jewelry
and Arts and Crafts Fair,
will present Israel's
growing production in
these fields to interna-
tional buyers of jewelry,
giftware and decorative
accessories.
The buyers week will
take place March 6-12, at
the Hilton Hotel,
Jerusalem, with more
than 100 Israeli mantifac-.
tuners exhibiting their
new export lines.
The Jerusalem Fair,
according to its sponsors,
is being launched in re-
The league itself has a sponse to requests from
year-round program to importers._ for a cen-
help the mentally ill which tralized market showing
includes programs for of Israel's major sources
.Jewish patients at Hanuka in jewelry and arts and
crafts.
and Passover.
Israel will present
Mrs. Ordin said that
there are more than 200 scores of jewelry lines at
Jewish mental patients in the Jerusalem event, in-
half-way houses in De- cluding fine jewelry, cos-
tume and fashion
troit's inner city.
Mrs. Henry Schore, vice jewelry; precious and
president, will be hostess semi-precious stones, and
for a mini luncheon. The giftware and decorative
public is invited.
accessories.

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All Detroit Area Retail kosher Meat Dealer Assoc. Stores
Will be closed Sun., Oct. 17th
To celebrate Sukkos

BERNARDS KOSHER MEATS

DEXTER DAVISON KOSHER MEATS No. 2

398-3180

19835 W. 12 Mile Rd.
Southfield, Mich. — 557-7677
Eugene & Michael Feldman

Bernard Rayber-13925 W. 9 Mile

CARL'S KOSHER MEAT MKT.

Carl Carson 968-7450
Lincoln Center Oak Park

COHEN & SON MEAT MARKET

26035 Coolidge Hwy.
Jack Cohen—Oak Park 48237
LI 7-4121

DEXTER DAVISON KOSHER MEATS No. 1

Feldman Bros. Proprietors
24760 Coolidge
Eugene Feldman—Michael Feldman
Oak Park 48237—LI 8-6800

PASDENA KOSHER MEATS
and LOUIS COHEN & SON

24721 Coolidge
Joe Felstein & Allan A. Cohen
OAK PARK 48237—LI 3-8860

FRANKLIN KOSHER
MEATS & POULTRY

32930 Middlebelt Rd.
Farmington Hills, 855-1020
Ben Smith Don Barden
Under the supervision of the Council of Orthodox Rabbis

NORTHGATE KOSHER MEAT & POULTRY

25254 Greenfield
Jack Miller
Oak Park 48237-548-4887

HARVARD ROW KOSHER MEATS

21780 W. 11-Mile Road
John Katz, Dave Krasman,
Southfield 48076-356-5110

GOLDIN'S KOSHER MEAT MARKET

23057 Coolidge
Seward Goldin
Oak Park 48237—LI 7-3900

SINGERS MEAT MARKET

13721 W. Nine Mile Road
Jact Attis, Philip Swarin
Oak Park 48237=11 7-8111