36 Friday, October 21, 1918 1 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Wom e n's C lu b s) BLACK JACK YOU DON'T HAVE TO BE A LOSER! •Black Jack is the only Casino Game that is not dependent on Luck. BRANDEIS TIKVA CHAPTER, - Pioneer Women, will meet noon Monday at the Country Corners Apts. club house for a social afternoon. Members are requested to bring games. THE STANLEY ROBERTS SCHOOL OF WINNING BLACKJACK will show you how to beat the house by putting the odds in your favor. call or write for more information * * * TEMPLE ISRAEL SISTERHOOD will meet 569-1063 17000 W. 8 Mile, Sfld. 48015 Suite 13A HARVEY M. BLOOM Says: "WE DON'T MEET THE COMPETITION, WE ARE THE COMPETITION." 600 S. MAIN Between - 10 & 11 Mile Royal Oak E4 - 5484600 $100 OVER DEALER * COST ON ALL 79's! LIVONIA JEWISH CONGREGATION SIS- TERHOOD will have a bagel brunch and Chinese auction 11 a.m. Sunday in the synagogue. Families and friends are invited. For advance reservations or in- formation, call Rita Loomer, 477-3291. * * * KINNERET CHAP- TER, Pioneer Women, will hold a luncheon and games party noon Monday' in the Lincoln Towers Apts. club room, announces the president, Lily Roubeck. Sponsors for tine luncheon are Ruth Adelman, Sophie Tatelman, Tillie Wine, Saide Lerman, Rebecca Warren, Esther Nusbaum, Pearl Cheifetz, Frances Driker, Lily Roubeck, Be- rtha Glazer and Goldie Fleisher. Proceeds will benefit the child rescue fund. Sarah Weinberg and Rebecca Warren will super- vise the "white elephant" table. There is a charge. Members are requested to bring pledges. * * * ALPHA ZETA OMEGA SHARONA CHAP- TER, Pioneer Women, will * DEALER PREP & HANDLING DEALER INVOICE SHOWN ON REQUEST Puzzled about Diamonds? 11111 T R I LL I ANCE U S L ARAT FACET R D L TDEA I E G S R QUALITY Y AOH LER im a • noon Nov. 6 in the temple. Luncheon will be served. Psychiatrist Dr. Bruce Danto will speak on "To- day's Teenager — To Live or Not to Live." There is a charge, and guests are in- vited. For reservations, call the temple, UN 3-7769. * * * nick will speak on "Do You Know What You Are Eat- ing?", Refreshments will be served. Program Chairman Irma Glaser invites the pub- lic at no charge. * * * G VALUE N D 1 11 Pharmaceutical Fraternity Auxiliary will hold its an- hold a board meeting 8 p.m. nual paid-up membership Thursday in the home of luncheon 12:30 p.m. Satur- Sarah Mervis, 17120 Mary- day at Shakespeare's Inn. For reservations and infor- land; Southfield. * * * mation, call Marilyn SHALOM - CHAI Katzman, 968-0899, or Pioneer Natalie Molonon, 968-8438. CHAPTER, * * * Women, will meet 12:30 BUSINESS AND PRO- p.m. Wednesday at the Northgate Apts. club house. FESSIONAL GROUP, The luncheon will honor Hadassah, will meet 2 p.m. Clara Kleiman, Eva Sunday in the Northgate Hoffman and Lillian Lublin Apts. club house. President "on their each adopting a Rose Buchhalter will report child in Israel and for their on the Hadassah national dedication to the chapter convention in Israel. Naomi and Israel." Guests and Floch is chairman of the day. A social hour will fol- friends are invited. * * * low, and guests are invited. BETH ACHIM SIS- Resfreshments will be TERHOOD will hear served. * * * Janice Rolnick, food aware- FARMINGTON AND ness consultant, at its gen- eral meeting 8 p.m. Monday HEIGHTS GROUPS, in the synagogue. Ms. Rol- Hadassah, will hold a town meeting featuring repre- sentatives of the manage- REMEMBER ment and broadcast staff of THE BLUE BOX WDIV-TV, Channel 4, noon AND EVERYTHING IT Tuesday in the Sutton Place STANDS FOR ON EVERY Apts. club house. National IMPORTANT OCCASION board member Betty 557-6644) Bienstock will report on the national convention. * * iEwtSN David Wachler & Sons . 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Luncheon will be served, and there is a charge. A babysitter will be available on request. For reserva- tions, call Flo Bloch, 559- 6563; Noreen Stone, 851- 1794; or Shirley Hirsch, -.352-0723. * * * PURITY CHAPTER, Order of the Eastern Star, will have an open installa- tion 7:45 p.m. Nov. 6 at the Oddfellows Temple, Berkley. Officers to be in- stalled are Karen Bell, worthy matron; Alexander Weiner, worthy patron; Alice Essayan, associate (Continued on . Page 37) , WE SUPPORT .. . MAYNARD M. FELDMAN FOR OAKLAND COUNTY COMMISSIONER ALLAN ROSENBERG ARTIE FIELDS SOL LEWIS LEO NAIDITCH DR. GERALD SHERMAN HENRY SPERBER DOUGLAS HARRIS VIVIAN HURITE KAREN FRACASSI MERVYN JACOBSON WILLIAM FENKEL JOHN GARDNER RICHARD KEIER ROBERT THOMASIAN AL FARBER JAY ABRAMSON EMANUEL FINEBERG RABBI BENJAMIN H. GOR RE LICK CANTOR SIMON BERMANIS DR. LOUIS L. FRIEDLAND DR. SEYMOUR GORDON DAVID ZEFF LET OUR MESSAGES BE LOUD & CLEAR! 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