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Friday, March •12, 1948

Jan. 28—To Mr. and Mrs. Sey-
mour Pesselnick (Ruth Stein-
berg) of 3359 Cortland, a son,
Gary Neil.
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Feb. 6—To Mr. and Mrs.
Charles T. Prussian (Betty Jane
Loeb) of Rochester Ave., a daugh-
ter, Wendy Dorrane.

Dependability Makes
Mrs. Philip Kanter -
Outstanding Worker

MRS. PHILIP KANTER
any job well, Mrs. Kanter has
spent every Friday since the, end
of October working in the Wo-
men's Division office. Her con-
stant attendance serves as an in-
spiration to others to give of their
time also. . I.
Although Mrs. Kanter's devo-
tion to the job at hand keeps her
steadily and seriously at work
in the office, she sheds this "Fri-
day personality" for gaiety and
graciousness in her social life.
An invitation to her home is an
invitation to share the warmth
and welcome of an unusually
popular hostess.
Besides offering her services
to the Allied Jewish Campaign
and to the year-round work of the
Women's Division, she is also
active in Hadassah and the Com-
munity Fund and a member of
Congregation Shaarey Zedek.
Born in Omer, Mich:, Mrs. Kan-
ter came to Detroit with her par-
ents, the Jacob Blumbergs, when
she was 10 years old. She attend-
ed the Garfield School here and
graduated from Central High
School, the same school where
her son, Gerald Alan, 17, is now
in his last year.

General Zionists Form
Commission to Foster
Pioneering Movement

A General Zionist Chalutziut
Commission, charged with the
responsibility of fostering and
encouraging a pioneering effort
among general Zionist youth in
the United States, has been
formed in New York and will be
supported by funds from the - Zi-
onist Organization of America
and Hadassah. ,
Chairman of the Chalutziut
Commission is Louis J. Schwefel,
a member of the ZOA national
Executive Committee. Hadassah
is represented by Mrs. Dora R.
Inselbuch, national Chalutziut
chairman for Hadassah. Members
of the Commission are: Abraham
Cohen and Ruth Ludwin, repre-
senting Plugat Aliyah; Daniel
'Brisker, general Zionist youth
representative from Palestine,
and Naomi Borowsky, executive
director of 'the 'Commission, and
representatives of all general 'Zi-
onist youth groups.

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•THE JEWISH -N-EWS

In The Women's
Division Spotlight:

A true devotee to duty, Mrs.
Philip Kanter possesses the facul-
ty of sticking to a job until it is
completed. Once she has under-
taken an assignment, she always
carries it through. Scoffing at the
idea that she is outstanding in any
respect, she feels that she should
not be praised for her depend-
ability.
As chairman of the office com-
mittee for the Women's Division
of the Jewish Welfare Federation
and the Allied Jewish Campaign,
Mrs. Kanter has proved herself
extremely adept at securing vol-
unteers for the detail work that
Is involved in any successful cam-
paign.
Her friendly - and co:operative
spirit helps those who work with
her in the office feel immediate-
ly at home. Realizing the • re-
sponsibility that is vital in doing

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Marian Marks Becomes
Bride of Marvin Fuller

Soccer Club Changes
Name to `Maccabee'

Dr. and Mrs. Morris H. Marks
of Edison Ave. announce the
marriage of their daughter, Mar-
ian, to Marvin G. Fuller, son of
Mr. and Mrs. David M. Fuller of

At its annual meeting at the
Jewish Center, the New Detroit-
er Soccer Club decided to change
its name to "Maccabee, Detroit
Soccer Club."
The club, which has been par-
ticipating in the Detroit Soccer
League for the last seven years,
has risen from 11 soccer players
to an organization of more than
75 members. The team is now on
fifth place among 18 teams yin
the Detoit League. -
Herman Doiny was re-elected
president of the Maccabees, with
Benny Kawer, vice president;
Ernest Michel, secretary; Alfred
Strauss, treasurer; and directors
Simon Goldman, Jack Weintraub,
Otto Kahn, Hans Rubin and
Werner' Stark.
Players who are interested are
welcome. Further information
can be obtained at TO. 6-8330.

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Feb. 13-8o Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Kaufman (Doris Fineman), a
daughter, Donna Allene.
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Feb. 16-To Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Posner (Sylvia Nusbaum) a
daughter, Ann Marilyn.
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Feb. 19—To Mr. and Mrs. Mar-
vin M. Revich (Chilly Gross-
berg) of 2663 Elmhurst Ave., a
daughter, Rosanne.
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Feb. 22—To Dr. and Mrs. Ben
C. Ross (Sydelle Berman) of
Roselawn Ave., a daughter, Kath-
leen Ellen.
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Feb. 22—To Dr. and Mrs.. Sid-
ney Barak, a son, Elliott Rabin.
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Feb. 23—To Dr. and Mrs. Sey-
mour Solomon (Ferne Haar) of
Indiana Ave., daughter, Barbara
Nancy.
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Feb. 24—To Mr. and Mrs. Her-
man Rand (Dorothy Green) of
Kentucky Ave., a son, Jeffrey
David.
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Feb. 25—To Dr. and Mrs. Ed-
win C. Schneider (Maryon Davis)
of Richton Ave., a son, David
Harris.
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Feb. 26.--To Mr. and Mrs. Jus-
tin Morrison (Esther Bernstein,
formerly of Detroit), a daughter,
Nancy Beth.
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Feb. 27—To Mr. and Mrs. Har-
old Yale Hoffman (Virginia
Brand), a daughter, Merrill Ann.
* * *
Feb. 28—To Mr. and Mrs. J.
Bernard (Madeline Lenhoff) a
daughter, Cynthia June.
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March 2—To Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Marrich (Virginia Ruth Lucas) of
17169 Prairie; a daughter, Susan
Terry.
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March 2—To Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Pernikoff (Yetta GlasS-
man) of 17345 Northlawn, a son,
Bertram Erwin.
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March 3—To Dr. and Mrs. Jack
Maurice Kimelman (Susan Gar-
vett Kesler) a daughter, Julie
Anne.
March 7—To Mr. and Mrs.
Julius Lumberg (Sylvia Ghin-
asin) of Richton Ave., a daugh-
ter, Ruth Ellen.

UHS Auxiliary's Purim
Event Set for March 31

The quarterly educational pro-
gram of the Woman's Auxiliary
of the United Hebrew Schools
was postponed from March 24 to
Wednesday, March 31, because
the Women's Division of the
Allied Jewish Campaign will
meet on the former date for dis-
tribution of slips, for the drive.
The Auxiliary of the schools
will meet for luncheon at 12:30
at the Rose Sittig Cohen Build-
ing. As planned, the affair will
retain all the Purim features.
Pupils of the schools who are
in charge will present a program
of Purim recitations, playlets and
songs. Purim delicacies will be
served.
The president of the Woman's
Auxiliary is Mrs. Louis Gelfand.
The program chairman is Mrs.
Herbert Moss.

Page Thirteen

MRS. MARVIN FULLER

Home Auxiliary Holds
Election, Installation

Oak Dr. The ceremony took place
Feb. 4 in Ann - Arbor.
A reception honoring the
young couple will be held. Sun-
day, March 14, at the home of
the bride's parents.
The newlyweds are residing in
Ann Arbor, where the bride-
groom is a student at the Uni-
versity of Michigan. Mrs. Fuller
also attended the University.

Monday; March 15, at 1 p. m.,
the Women's Auxiliary of the
Jewish Home for the Aged will
hold its annual election and in-
stallation of officers, in the an-
nex of the home.
Mrs. Samuel Weller, president,
will preside. Mrs. Ned Lippitt
will serve as installing officer.
Mrs. George Koven, chairman,
will present the slate selected by
the nominating committee, com-
posed of Mesdames A. M. Ferar,
I. E. Goodman, David Kliger, M.
JDC Receives Matzohs
J. Greenberg, Ned Lippitt and T.
For Jews in Poland
Lebovitz.
Through the efforts of Mrs.
WARSAW, (JTA) — Close to Jack Fisher, movies will be
600,000 pdunds of matzohs and shown.
matzoh flour have reached the
local offices of the Joint Distribu-
Music and Entertainment
tion Committee for distribution
Designed for Your
Pleasure
to the Jewish community in Po-
land for the Passover holidays.
Every Jew in Poland will receive
and his orchestra
approximately four pounds of
VA. 2-5798 before 6
matzohs and one pound of flour.
UN. 3-3737 after 6
Jewish bakeries in Lodz, Cra-
cow, Wrclow, Walbrzych and.
Rychbach have been promised al-
lotments of flour by the Food
Ministry for the local manufac-
ture of matzohs for Passover.

MICKEY WOOLF

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Detroiter Sought

Union of Russian Jews, Inc., 55
W. 42nd st., New York 18, N. Y.,
asks assistance in locating the fol-
lowing:
Sack, Harry, previous name
Sachnovsky, Aron, son of Abram,
•born 1884, his wife Pola, daugh-
ter, Ruth, of Nikolaev; looking
for them is a sister of Hatry-
Fenia Pantuch.

Preferred by

"Showtime," a variety show to
be presented by Young Women's
Mizrachi April 4 at Northwest
Synagogue, is being directed by
orchestra leader Mickey Woolf.
Woolf wrote the show, and
Julie Adler, not-
dance instrilc
tor, is directing
the dance rou-
tines. Cantor
Hyman. Adler
will sing the
"Vagabond Ref-
ugee Song,
written especial-
ly for the pro-
duction by the M. Woolf
director. Proceeds -of the show
will benefit orphans in European
and Cyprus detention camps.
Young Women's Mizrachi will
hold a dessert luncheon at 12:30
p. m. Monday, March 15, at the
home of Mrs. Sam Shuman.
Tickets for the forthcoming cab-
aret dance can be obtained by
calling Mrs. H. Gluck, TO. 5-5293.

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