Pate 9 I868
Sets August Date
EVERYONE
Friday, May
DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE
Members of Junior liadassah
will honor their mothers at an
affair, June 13 in the Jewish
Center.
A dessert luncheon will pre-
cede the program. Entertainment
will include the Junior Hadas-
sah Players in a series of tab-
1 leaus portraying scenes from
Palestinian life.
For information call Judy
Pregerson, TO. 8.8044. The Cen-
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tral States regional convention
BEATRICE GOLDSTEIN
of Junior Hadassah will take
Announcement is made by Mr. place this weekend at Camp
and Mrs. Joseph M. Goldstein of Michigama.
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Ohio avenue of the engagement
of their daughter Beatrice to
Chapter One
Newton Rottenberg, son of Dr.
On June 6, paid-up members
and Mrs. Joseph Rottenberg of
Calvert avenue. The wedding of Chapter One, Zionist Organ-
will take place Aug. 17. Both ization of Detroit, will visit the
attend the University of Michi- Canadian farm of Willie Shan-
gan.
Fishing, softball and dancing
are planned. To attend call
Suzanne Hamburger
Micki Lancet, WE. 4-4223.
SEEMS to be place in tip-top shape for the
keyed up for the holiday season, and the Nate Litvins
weekend. We hope the weather have visitors from Holland.
is with us.
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NAMES AND NAMES
Stanley Litinsky is a member
of a farm league in Clinton,
N.C. He allowed only four hits
in a recent game . . . The big
leagues have their eyes on this
promising youngster.
The Dr. David Kallmans are
all aglow 'bout the news that
their daughter Boots received
the Wyvern Junior Honor So-
ciety award at U of M.
Seymour Tuchow of Detroit
radio fame, has lined up a bit
with a Mass. stock company and
is eyeing N.Y. television for the
fall.
Arthur Danto was represented
in the National Graphic Show in
Seattle with his woodcut, "Jo-
seph,"
Herman Weiss comes into the
downtown Telenews setup.
• • •
TILE PI TAU SIGMA laddies
entertained ... Here's some who
made up the guest list . . .
Vera Operman with Lou Wood-
berg, Max Snider and Bev Bens-
man, Dave Berman and Dianne
Neu, Lloyd Weingarden and
Marylin Sills, Harvey Tannen-
baum with Raundie Weingarden.
• • •
BIRTHDAY MUSIC ...
Ork Leader Sam Rosenblat is
on the bandstand this week to
swing out with some fine birth-
day tunes while we blow out
the candles for Marcia B. Beck-
er, Rose Levy, Jerry Arta,
Phyllis Licht, Chuck Deitch,
Norman Ellstein, Sam Rodd,
Isadore Friedman, Clement Gold-
man, Charles Kaye, Mark Sin-
german, Morris Orechkin, Louis
Weber, Dan Prager, Bill Fried-
man, Louis Miller, Herman Gor-
don, Milt Goldberg, Al Bobrin,
Elaine Levin, Lil Holtzer and
Shirley Gil.
• • •
IN MT. CLEMENS, Francis
Zeve is trying hard to retain
her Florida tan . . . Al Barnett
is showing off his new addi
tion . Al Keller is back after
a honeymoon spell with his
eastern bride . . . Leo Mandell
(New Glenwood) is getting his
TALKING SHOP
Architect Henry Fidler is re-
ceiving congrats from the com-
munity on his unusual camera
shop out Livernois and Outer
Dr., and all youse camera bugs
will find the place loaded with
fine equipment.
All of you know Marner Li-
tinsky, the shoe man on Dex-
ter . . . He has added on a
No. 2 spot out McNichols way,
formerly Lloyd s Shoes.
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Betrothal Told
77, -
Regional Convention
Set This Weekend
PHIL ROTHSCHILD
From now on, you'll be hit
hard with direct mail and dis-
play ads from travel agencies,
resorts and boat cruises to sell
you "fun and frolic, rest and
relaxation" deals.
Anyhoo . . . the Detroit Bnai
Brith gals will embark this
weekend for Chicago for their
District 6 conclave of fun and
business, and those that get
stuck in town, how 'bout turn-
ing out for the Memorial Day
parade?
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Junior Hadassah
to Honor Mothers
28, INS
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WEEKEND ROUNDUP
Our homing pigeons tell us
about the outdoor powwow that
Harold "Fuzzy" Aron threw for
his clan as a goodby before his
family moves to Indianapolis ...
Braving the coin winds 'round
the bright fire were Norm Shu-
lak and Joyce Lachman, Harold
Kutnik with Lucille Greenberg,
Alma Fox and Murray Schwartz,
Bev Blondy and Sandy Gold-
man, Sylvia Leiter and Bernard
Lampier, Reggie Becker with
Marylin Katz, Jack Kutnik and
Pearl Gottlieb, Dick Rossman
and Skippy Greenberg.
• • •
PAINTING THE TOWN ...
It's still the delightful music
of Leonard Seel (at Statler in
the fall) at Nebiolo's which has
a floor show policy on week-
ends . . . Three Roses out Sec-
ond Ave. is open all nits.
Sol Shpargel is now slapping
together those ( corned beefs at
Lefkofsky's in the B'way Mar-
ket.
And Mickey Woolf's Bel Aire
Country Club up in the Catskills
is now open . . . Looks like 104
acres of fun.
Brothers Eatery will expand to
their No. 2 spot at 7 Mile and
Li vernois.
Says a sweet chick 'bout the
scanty beach costumes for wo-
men: "If you can't swim in them,
what good are they?" .. • Oh,
come now!
Entertained by Aunts
Mesdames Isadore, Sam and
Louis Hamburger were hostesses
at a luncheon and miscellaneous
shower Tuesday in the Hotel
Book Cadillac, honoring their
niece, Suzanne Hamburger.
60 Invited to Shower
for Eleanor Blumenthal
Cards have been issued to 60
guests for a miscellaneous show-
er Saturday at the Hotel Statler
in honor of Eleanor Blumen-
thal. Hostesses will be Etta Rose
Mr. and Mrs Leonard Canner
of Fullerton avenue will have as
their guests Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Glick and sons of Portsmouth,
O., Mrs. Lottie Canner of
Charleston, W. Va., and Mrs.
Agnes Canner and Mr. and Mrs.
Vernon Canner, and daughter of
Cincinnati, who are coming
here for the Bar Mitzvah June 5
of Micky Canner.
Tell your friends about the
new Chronicle—the INTEREST-
ING Jewish weekly.
and Mrs. Harold Norman.
NW YOUTH GROUP
A special meeting to elect offi-
cers has been called by the
Northwest Youth Group for 8
p.m., Thursday.
Kosher Catering
COMPLETE SERVICE
under supervision of the
Council of Orthodox Rabbis
For Best Prices and Service
Call
Mrs. Rosenzweig
WEbster 3-3637
Come Join flu' Fun
at a
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and Pythian Sisters Greater Detroit Temple 152
A GRAND TIME FOR ALL
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Receptions — Luncheon Meetings and Other Functions
DINE AT
ROTHSTEIN'S
Restaurant
Finest Food
Reasonable Prices
3454 Joy Rd.
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TY. 4-9424
CATERING
To
Weddings — Showers
and Other Social Functions
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HELEN COWEN
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Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lapides, of
18205 Parkside avenue, will be
at home to relatives and friends
from 2 to 5 p.m., Sunday, June
13 in honor of the confirmation
of their daughter, Helene G. La-
pides. No cards.
for food
Good to the
Last Bite
LIEBERMAN
and CITRIN
Linwood at Taylor
UPTOWN CLUB
6537 2nd BLVD.
Showers from $1.60
Opp. General Motors Bldg.
LOUIS MARSHALL has been
serving good food for
35 years,
NOW ACCEPTING
RESERVATIONS
FOR AFTERNOON
AFFAIRS
MARSHALL'S
RESTAURANT
(Formerly Goldberg'•/
8681 TWELFTH ST.
between Blaine R ringree
SUCH AS:
SHOWERS, PARTIES
AND RECEPTIONS
Open Day & Night
FOR RESERVATIONS AND
INFORMATION
LUNCHEONS — DINNERS
SANDWICHES — SNACKS,
ETC. TY. 4-9005
Call TR. 1-2360
itREAL
PRIVATE
PARTIES
CATERED
CHINESE
AND
AMERICAN DISHES
FAMILY
DINNERS
to the Jewish Community
COMPLETE
TAKE-OUT
SERVICE
KING FONG CAFE
11512 DEXTER ear. Elmhurst — No. 9093
OPEN DAILY 11 S. m. to 12 p. m.
SATURDAYS, II n, rn. to 2 II. m.
SPECIAL RATES (IIVEN FOR AFTERNOON AFFAIRS
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large stage to perform wedding ceremonies,
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196 miles north of Detroit
on
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PHONE: Detroit—TO. 9-5610
or TO. 7-2113
Greenbush 9779
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CATERING ENTERPRISES
"If You Still Demand The Best"
8231 WOODWARD
TRinity 3-5800
nik
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cow.
of Glynn Court announce the
engagement of their daughter
lielen to Seymour Grundy, son
of Mr. and Mrs. David Grundy
of San Juan drive. The wedding
will take place Oct. 10 at the
Wardell-Sheraton Hotel.
Featuring Authentic Cantonese
Dishes
Egg Rolls — Won Ton — Gai Kow — Steak Kow — Kai Kow
Almond War Sue Gai — Tenderloin with Pea Pods
Open Daily From 12 Noon to 3 a. in.
Special Lunches Daily 12 Noun to 2:30 ,p.
Special Dinners Daily 5 to 9 ft.
Family Dinners
a Specialty — Take Out Service
FREE PARKING TO OUR PATRONS
Chinese Village Inn
19010 LIVERNOIS
JUST SO. 01
7 MILE RD.