1 11 ;D ETROIT JEWISH NEWS THE . -DETROIT f f. Bnai Brith Activities HARRY B. KEIDAN CHAPTER wjll hold an open meeting 12:30 p.m. Monday in the' Walden Woods Apts. club house. Fran Kravitz, Midwest regional director of Bnai Brith Women, will render a slide presentation on "We Shall Not Stand Idly By." Guests are invited, and re- freshments will be served. * * * PISGAH LODGE will meet 8:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Bnai 13rith office; 21711 W. 10 Mile, South- field. Refreshments will be served. OF HARVARD ROW Designers of Fine Furs Complete Fur Service 11 MILE & LAHSER Phone: 358-0850 Couples Bowling League couples wanted every other Sun. Eve. * * * Phil 352-8254 Harold KE 1-1490 DOWNTOWN-FOX LODGE elected Berko Zdanowiez president at its recent election meeting. Other officers are Jack Hoffman, Saul Brenner, Sam Slafkin and Jack Friedman, vice presidents; Moe Moore, treasurer, Leonard H. Kendler, Ben- jamin Joffe and Harry Sis- kind, secretaries; Maurice Victor, chaplain; Abraham Richman, warden; Sam Shenkman, guardian; and Harry Wolff, Myer Mandel- baum, Charles Weiss, Ab- raham Mayers, Louis Konick, Frank Olenick, Samuel Cohen, George Vic- tor, Meyer Levin, Hyman Kaplan, Morris Diem, Mur- ray Tait, Irwin Landau and Harry Glassman, trustees. * * * COUPLETS 5016 will have a general dinner 6:30_ p.m. Dec. 10 at the Spaghetti Co. There is a cnian_cy cAtErigEz9 Al's Foreign Car Service SPECIALIST !N to Sliketty in c:412, zir VOLKSWAGEN AND PORSCHE CARS CALL. 548-3926 548-4160 541-9704 1018 W. 9 Mile Rd. Alfons G. Rehme FERNDALE , MICH. Between Livernois & Pinehurst charge, and guests are wel- come. For information and reservations, call Notinne Selesko, hospitality chair- man, 553-8883. The unit will have its annual family Hanuka party 2 p.m. Dec. 17 at the main United He- brew Schools building. The afternoon will include re- freshments, games, candlelighting, arts and crafts and a poster contest. There is a charge, and guests are welcome. For reservations by Dec. 10, call Alex Ornstein, membership services vice president, 968-0606. * * * Friday, December 1, 1918 45 Contest NEW YORK — The five top winners in the National Contest on Zionism, held in November in New York . City, will be going to Israel this month to compete in the International Contest in Jerusalem. The contest began with national contests in Jewish communities and summer camps in which 20,000 stu- dents participated. VILLAGE NUTRITIONAL & HYPNOTHERAPY CLINIC INC. DR. RALPH SANDLER DIRECTOR • Nervousness • Stop smoking • • • • Stress -• Stop drinking Lose weight • Self hypnosis Relax • Self Improvement Learning disabilities office hours by appt. only 559.5577 - 28035 Southfield Rd. Suite 203 Lathrup Village, Mich. 48076 FR'EDDY SHEYER One Man Orchestra Available For All Occasions Now playing for all the Jewish Community Center dances. 398-2462 $500 Scholarship Fund Available Oakland Century Lodge of Bnai Brith has an- nounced the availability of a $500 scholarship. To be eligible for the scholarship a student must have roots in the Detroit area, superior scholarship, need for financial assis- tance and leadership qual- ities or potential. The student also must submit an application de- tailing his or her qualifica- tions according to the aforementioned points. Applications should be submitted to Sol E. Goldberg, 25625 Southfield, Suite 100, Southfield, 48075. Deadline is Feb. 16. "GOLDEN GALS*1 - . Jewelry - . . • In Ray & Ida's Dress Shop 28970 Orchard Lake Rd. bet. 12 & 13 Mile Rd. All 14 & 18Kt Gold ♦ A •Chains •Earrings ; - 4 • •Charm Holders •Charms •Bracelets etc. ' MISS ADELSBERG Mr. and Mrs. Norman Adelsberg of Southfield'an- nounce the engagement of their daughter, Nancy Elise, to Bruce Peter El- man, son of Mrs. David Elman of Sydney, Nova Scotia, and the late Mr. El- man. An April wedding is planned. Jobs Are Sought for Soviet Jews Jobs are being sought for 24 skilled Russian immig- rants who are making their homes in the Detroit area. Among the persons seek- ing jobs are a physiologist, electrical engineers, book- keeper, butcher, chemist, mechanical engineers, . THE PERFECT HANUKA GIFT! lir OP -HT ofFF: a -, )41 ; l ri,,, , Available in Lt. Blue with White Print. STYLE PRICE S M L XL TOTAL AMT. Children $4.75 Women's $6.50 - Men's $5.25 .. ADD 4% Sales Tax PLUS $1.00 for handling Larger color selection avail. in store! NAME ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP ' *Allow 1 Week for Delivery Enclosed is•, for (quantity) shirts . Included is a 4% Sales Tax plus S1 00 handling charge. 2848 Coolidge'Hwy., Berkley 548-4470 cinematographer and photographer, civil engineer-draftsman, leather cutter, translator (German and Russian), warehouse worker and physicist. L Employment also is being sought for unskilled per- sons. Persons with jobs avail- able in any of the above categories should call Kal Tillem, Ilene Abramson or Claudia Solovich at the Jewish • Vocational Service-Community Work- shop, 967-050. Students Aided JERUSALEM — On the occasion of its 50th anniver- sary, the American Women's League for Israel has presented 14 schol- arships to Hebrew Uni- verstiy students. DELUXE CLEANERS cPEETrESS I Peerless Coupon 1 1 1 : 3 Custom Laundered : : Dress Shirts : : On Hangers : . . . . FREE ,. . I 1 WITH ANY INCOMING 1 SPECIAL Get Acquainted Offer I DRY CLEANING ORDER I I , I Of $5.00 or More excludes Nylons 8c4