DETROIT JEWISH

Page Eight

Friday, August 27,

CHRONICLE

roil, Shirley Goldman and Phil
Alper, Jackie Bernstein and a

Aids Sholem Aleichem

Chicago laddie.
That romance buzz 'bout Bev-
erly Katz was just a rumor, she

says. . . .

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THAT NEW Bell & Howell

equipment is in as I relay the
message for Henry Fidler of the
Henri Camera Shop out Liver-
Yom Kippur night at the Ma- nois way.
• • •
sonic Temple ... We also might
CAN'T GET into the mood to
add, it's wise to start planning
your date, considering the situ- write these days of sunburn
siestas and mental stagnation.
ation in,town now.
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{AMES
Eleanor Yarrows took a prize
rum the 1400 Radio Club . .
he answered the quiz correct-
y.
Jeweltfr Harry Clark proved
timself a winner at the races
he other day purely by mistake
. . His intention was to go to
he "win" window, but in the
•onfusion of the crowd he ended
ip at the "place" window, and
iou guessed it . . . the nag
lnished second!
Fern Matz, Ilene Rosen, Au-
key Gelfand and Joyce Kaplan
ire enjoyigg a spell at a Zionist
'amp in Indianapolis.
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CHF MAIL BAG
Our brief jaunt to Chicago
it us behi9d in answering our

PARTY .. .

They called it a "Charlevoix
Reunion" shindig . . . Renewing
acquaintances were Marilyn Co-
hen, Muriel Gilbert, Sammy Ru-
dack, Mendy Yuster, Tommy
Snider, Shirlee Brinader, Diane
New, Larry Stern, Lila Rosen.
Phil Stern, Bob Segal and Gloria
Gittelman.

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MAZEL TOYS to the Leroy

Helfmans on their No. 1, a boy,
and the Fred Rappaports are
beaming over their new daugh-
ter.

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ROMANCE TALKS:

Maurry Sack has pinned his
"Alpha Omega" upon Annette
Schatten . . . Betty Rood and
Hal White are setting a marriage
date . . . Lillian Ross and Isa-
dore Iden's merger will come off
in Sept. . . . Jerome Rashken
and Carolyn Stark will use one
name after Sept. 28.
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Juniors Start Off
With Swim Party

Launching the 1948-49 season
with a splash, the Junior Service
Group will hold a swimming and
dancing party at 7:30, Sunday
at the Center.
All Junior Service Group
members are invited to attend.
Others may attend the swim-
ming and dancing by joining at
the door. Dues are one dollar
per year.
The party is under' the chair-
manship of Ruth Magid and Sam
Krohn.

REVA SCHWARTZ, treasurer
of the Women's Division of

the Sholem Aleichem Folk In-
stitute, is assisting plans for
the annual reunion of mem-
bers, children and friends of
the institute. It will take place
Sept. 4-7 at Camp Mellia in
the Irish Hills. Cantor Pavel
Slavensky will be guest ar-
tist and members of the Cleve-
land Dramatic Studios will
entertain. For reservations,
call Mrs. Frances Shayne, UN.
1-8834; Mrs. Sarah Friedman,
NO. 2696; or Mrs. Frances
Driker, TO. 5-0834.

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Do you know it's only 47 more
ays till Yom Kippur? Speaking
f the holiday brings us to the
abject of the BBYO's dance

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THREE ROSES

Postcard from Claire Israel
id Louise Geiringer from Cam
ihelu where the two counsel
• e kiddos . . • The chef sur-
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The newlywed Paul Kaczan-
ike.
• • •
ders (Estelle Spatt) are off to a
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OVERHEARD: "My hair isn't N.Y. hideaway ... Roslyn Heller
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TOT FAR OFF ...

WINDSOR—Responding to an
urgent plea from the United
Palestine Appeal for immediate
a sistance to Israel, the Windsor
Jewish Community Council has
completed negotiations for loans
totaling $50,000 from two local
banks.
Additional aid to Israel will
be given by the Windsor Lodge
of Bnai Brith, which has set a
$10,000 goal as its contribution
to the community's welfare fund
campaign.
To help meet its quota, the
organization will present a stage
show, Oct. 17 at the Capitol
Theater, which has been do-
nated free of charge by Simon
Meretsky.

Nat Weinberg of the UAW-
CIO will address the Wednesday
The bowling league of the Discussion Group Sept. 8 at the
Philip Handler - Lodge, Bnai
Center.
Brith, will begin the 1948-49 sea-
son, Sept. 8 at the Bowl-O-
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Drome, Howard Sabin, president,
announced. Ten teams are en-
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Windsor Responds
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PHIL ROTHSCHILD

THERE IS A TREND in mod-
' ern business establishments
to omit the salutation and the
greetings in business correspond-
ence. I believe that this is a
grand idea . . . In fact, I'm all
iar eliminating phone conversa-
.ions that commence with the
;ame old "Hello, how are you,
what's new?" . . . There's no
reason why one can't plunge
sight into the subject of the call
nstead of the trite two or three
ientences of -introduction.

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