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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

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Pioneer Women Council Honors Wasserman

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Saudi Arabia is proposing
that all of the Moslem holy
places in Jerusalem be
joined in an "Arab Vati-
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along the lines of the Vati-
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Music Study Club of Met-
ropolitan Detroit has final-
ized plans for its annual art-
ist concert to take place
7:30 p.m. May 15 in the
main sanctuary of Temple
Beth El.
Artists scheduled to per-
form are Rochelle Abra-
mson, a violinist who stud-
ied under Mischa Mis-
chakoff and winner of the
International Young Musi-
cians Award, and Michael
Lewin, a pianist and schol-
arship student at the
Juilliard School. He has
won numerous corn-
petitions.
Proceeds from the con-
cert, the club's only fund-
raising project, will benefit
music students in the U.S.
and in Israel.
Key workers for the con-
cert are Mrs. Joseph M.
Markel, president; Mrs.
Felix Rosenwach, concert
co-chairman ; Mrs. Victor
Linden, patron , chairman;
and Mrs. Ben Meckler, con-
cert chairman.
Assisting them are Mrs.

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at Conservatory

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servatory of Music will pre-
sent 15 grand operas on
film today and Saturday
and April 2, 3, and 4 in the
Conservatory, 316 12 S.
Main, Royal Oak.
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Saturday, "La Serva Padr-
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cameos, featuring the Ber-
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shown.
At 4 p.m. April 2 and 3
and 8:45 p.m. April 4 the
conservatory will feature
"Lohengrin," starring Re-
nata Tebaldi. For informa-
tion, call the conservatory,
398-5714.

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board to Beit Nahama, a
children's home in Ramat
Eliyahu, Israel. She is a sec-
retary and advisor to the
Council.
Mrs. Wasserman was
vice president of the
League of Jewish Women,
is vice president of the
Greater Detroit Motion Pic-
ture and Television Council
and is active in the Israel
Bond program.

A graduate of Wayne
State University, Mrs. Was-
serman is the daughter of
the former president of the
Farband Camp and Kind-
ervelt in Chelsea. Her
mother was active in Club
One of Pioneer Women.
Mrs. Wasserman was the

Music Study Club Completes
Plans for Annual Artist Concert

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Greater Detroit Council
of Pioneer Women will
honor Goldie Wasserman as
their "woman of the year"
noon April 28 at Cong. Beth
Achim at the women's an-
nual Israel Bond tribute
luncheon, it was announced
by Mrs. Ralph Miller, presi-
dent of the Council.
Mrs. Wasserman will re-
ceive the State of Israel's
Jerusalem, City of Peace
Award.
A founder of the Kinneret
Chapter of Pioneer Women,
Mrs. Wasserman is a past
president of Hanita Chapter
and the Pioneer Women
Council. She has held many
top Council offices and was
a member of the Pioneer
Women Council advisory

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GENEVA (JTA)—The Zi-
onist Federation of Switzer-
land at its annual meeting
in Zurich Sunday elected
Max Besserman president.
The meeting issued a decla-
ration condemning the anti-
Semitic campaign in the So-
viet Union. It called on the
USSR to free Anatoly Sha-
ransky and Iosif Begun and
demanded that the Soviets
adhere to the Helsinki ac-
cord.

Morris Rosman, general ad-
missions chairman; Mrs.
Jack Scherr, arrangements
chairman; Mrs. George
Charnas, publicity; and
Mrs. Leonard Hack, con-
cert treasurer.
For information, call
Mrs. Charnas, 545-6020.

youngest member of the
Labor Zionist Farband,
Branch 79.
Esther Fishman is the Is-
rael Bond chairman for Pio-
neer Women, and Mrs.
Frank Rath is executive
vice president.
For information and reser-
vations, call Pioneer
Women, 851-0750, or the Is-
rael Bond office, 968-0200.

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