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1Beth Aaron Announces Appointment
10f Judah Goldrintr as Its Cantor
SKULSKY-FR ANKEL
SINKOFF-CARN
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Cantor Judah Goldring, who Miraculously escaping Nazi
garden
ceremony
at
T
h
e
marriage of Marilynn has distinguished himself in Eu- persecution during the war, he
In a double-ring ceremony at j In a
Judith
Franke
I,
of
Elmhurst
Ave..
rope and this country, has ac- remained in Europe and reded-
;he Whittier Hotel on June 17, Grosse Ile on June 29,
.3arbara Lorraine Mandell, Madelon Carn, daughter of Mr. daughter of the late Mr. and cepted the position of perma- icatcd the synagogue imme-
nent cantor of the Beth Aaron diately alter liberation in 1945.
Synagogue, according to a joint Canter Goldring arrived in, the
announcement by Harry Green, United States in 1946. serving as
cantor of the Miami Beach Jew-
p r e s ident. and
ish Center for five years.
Rabbi Benjamin
H. Gorrelick.
Het also was cantor at the
spiritual leader
Beth Abraham Synagogue Cen-
of the congrega-
ter in Dayton, 0. before his ap-
tion.
pointment here.
The talented young man was
At the age of
recently married to Florence
15, Cantor Gold-
Weintraub. a well-known Detroit
ring was known
singer, who is the daughter of
as the prodigy
Mr. slid Mrs. Joseph Weintraub,
cantor, and held
of 4340 Leslie.
posts in many of
The Goldrings will move here
Goldring
Europe's fame:I
synagogues. He was associated about Sept. 1 when the cantor
will assume his duties. He will
with the noted Altneue Syna-
gogue in Prague. Czechslovakia, officiate at High Holy Day ser-
MRS. DAVID S. RUSKIN
which dates back to the Middle vices at Beth Aaron's new syna-
be
Ages. before the Nazis occuped gogue which is expected to
laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mor-
completed by that time.
the
country
in
1939.
is .T. Mdndell, of Pennington
Working on the contractual
)r., became the bride of Dr.
agreement which brought Can-
)avid S. Ruskin,-- son of Dr. and
tor Goldring to Detroit were Max
MRS. EDWARD SKULSKY
City Thanks Council
ifrs. Harry A. Ruskin, of Nor-
Kaminsky. chairman of the con-
SINKOFF
P.
For
Registration
Assist
j
MRS.
MANUEL
Mrs. Aaron H. Frankel, to Ed-
- dandy Ave.
gregational c o m m i t t e O. and
I . The bride wore an ivory lace Santa Rosa Dr., became the ward Skulsky, son of Mr. and . A letter from Thomas D. Lead- Louis Ellenson, Albert M. Fen-
, to Sidney M. kell. Morris Buch, Dr. Marvin
'own with matching cap and and Mrs. Frederick E. Carn, of Mrs. Sam Skulsky, of Elmhurst
better. City
Clerk, of the Jewish A. Last. Max Sheldon and Mil-
f ingertip veil. Sher carried a bas- bride of Manuel Paul Sinkoff. Ave., was solemnized on May 25.
preAcient
at Shevitz,
• et of roses.
ton Weiss.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel in a double ring ceremony
the bride's residence. Rabbi Community
Council. acknow-
, ledged the assistance
extended
Mrs. Elliott FoXman, of Top- Sinkoff. of Highland Ave.
by Council to the recently eon-
ka, Kan., sister jof the bride-
The bride chose for her wed- Isaac Stollman officiated.
The bride's gown %vas of white eluded voting registration drive.
I room, was matron of honor. ding a five-tiered embroidered
rid Alice Keidan. the bride's white organdy gown. and she chantilly lace and tulle over In cooperation with the City
ousin. was junior bridesmaid. carried a white Bible covered ,satin and was of ballerina Election Commission. the Council
of
length. Her shoulder length veil had distributed publicity about
)r. Elliott Foxman. brother-in- with orchids.
iv; of the bridegrom, was best
Mrs. Phyllis Rubin, sister of of net flowers was held by a registration to organizations in
MEN'S
'Ian. and ushers included Dr. the bride, was matron of honor. cap with clusters of seed pearls. the community.
Mr. Leadbetter's letter states:
4artin Jaffe. Dr. Max Garber. and Diane Friedman. of Chicago. She carried a prayer b o o k.
lerbert Schreiber a n d Bruce cousin of the bride. was maid of adorned with white orchids and - Without this aid it would have
been impossible to achieve the
-:eician. Eddie Keidan was ring hOnor. Bridesmaids were Jean streamers.
and
The bride was attended by her results obtained in the estab-
Sinkoff, sister of the bride-
earer.
two
sisters.
Bernice
and
Louise
lishing
of an all-time high reg-
Following the wedding dinner. groom. and Valerie Solomon.
Frankel. Herbert Rosenberg was istration record for the City of
he young couple left for a cousin of the bride.
Gerald Sinkoff was his broth- the bridegroom's best man. Detroit."
oneyincxm in Florida.
Following a dinner and recep-
er's best man. and ushers were
Donald j. Carn brother of the tion, the couple left for a honey-
MICKEY WOOLF
EVERY PAIR REDUCED!
bride, Phillip Solomon. Melvin moon in Chicago. They are now •
and his SHOW BAND •
Markowitz and Marvin Olender. residing on Elmhurst Ave.
BUSKIN-MANDELL
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SALE
NUNN BUSH
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GEN_ MAURICE ROSE AUXIL-
ARY will meet at 8:30 p.m..
4onday, at the home of Freddie
l'arden. 19151 Warrington
, Man Karcien will be co-hostess.
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SHOLOM POST and AUXIL-
ARY will award trips to Flor-
la. New York and a movie cam-
ra as prizes in its current fund-
aising project. The main pro-
- ram for the contest will be held
ri January. 1953.
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GEN. MAURICE ROSE POST
nd AUXILIARY will hold a
aoonlight cruise to Bob-Lo on
Vednesday. For tickets call TO.
-73659 or TU. 3-0730.
;Tdythe Ainbinder to Head
s ynagogue Youth Group
At a recent meeting of the
Young People's League of the
flatted Synagogue of America,
he following officers were in-
tailed: Edythe Ainbinder, presi-
,ent; Irving Pilnick. vice-presi-
ient; Lillian Bartlett and Leon
nshansky, secretaries; and Dr.
toll Gaynor. treasurer.
Leonard Katz.1 national‘presi,
ent of the young adult con-
servative synagogue group. ar-
ived from Cleveland to deliver
special report on the recent
abbinical conference held in
'leveland. Local synagogues af-
plated with the YPL are Con-
regations Adas Shalom. Beth
aron, and Shaarey Zedek.
:
Synagogue Services
People Make News
Rabbi ISSACHER LEVIN
Trenton. N. J. -
was elected
president of
Hapoel Hamiz-
raciii (Religious
Labor Zionist.:
of A m e rica at
the 29th an-:
nual conven-t
tion in Falls-'
burg. N. 'Y. Z ,
CHARLIE Rabbi Levin
WOLOK of Detroit was elected
a member of the national ex-
ecutive committee.
. • .
HARRY NEWMAN was named
chairman of the high school
counselor's committee by the
University of Michigan Club of
Detroit.
• • •
Garfield I. Kass, of Washing-
ton, D.C., a life member of the
Jewish War Vet-.
erans, has been
ppointed vice-
chairman Of the
JWV national
building
fund
committee,
i t
was announced
by Paul Gins-
berg, national
commander.
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Rabbi Irving Miller, president
of the Zionist Organization of
America, announced two staff
Regular sabbath and weekday U. S. Bulova Foundation Opens
observed in De- $750,000 Tool Plant in Israel
ervices wit
r o I is Orthodox, Conservative The most modern precision
: nd Reform Synagogues this tool factory in the Middle East
; —the $750.000 plant of the Pre-
'reek.
cision Tool and Die Company,
At Saturday services at Cong. Ltd., Tel Aviv, established by the
lishkan. Israel, Rabbi Isaac Bulova Foundation of New York
ttollman will precah on "Tran- —will begin operations this
uil Home Life." At Cong. Bnai month, reported Economic }Joni-
$avid, the Bar Mitzvah of Nor- zoos, monthly publication of the
on Krinsky will be observed. Jewish Agency's economic de-
tervices at Cong. Bnai Moshe partment in New York. The two
fill be held in the social hall story, 22.000 square foot air-con-
;hile the main auditorium is ditioned factory is expected 1.-.3
eirig decorated. j be fully completed by Septem-
tember.
A lot of folks are not able to
'et started on a train of
THE JEWISH NEWS
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bought until their engine runs
Friday, July 18, 1952
nto an open switch.
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FREEMAN
SHOES
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appointments: HAROLD P.
MANSON, editor of the Zionist
Quarterly. as assistant to the
ZOA president. and LEON ILU-
TOVICH. director of the Zionist
Information Service. as assistant
executive director. ABRAHAM
GOODMAN of New York. a na-
tional ZOA vice-president, was
named chairman of the ZOA
inner committee.
MRS. LUDWIG KAPHAN of
Forest Hills. Long Island, na-
tional president of Women's
American ORT Organization
for Rehabilitation through
Training, was elected vice-pres-
ident of the World ORT Union
at the organization's interna-
tional conference.
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The family of the late Jacob
Traurig wishes to express its
sincere thanks and appreciation
to relatives and friends for the
tributes, sympathies and kind-
nesses extended during its recent.
bereavement.
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