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In a recent ceremony iri New
fl York City, Hanni Eva Berges,
Idaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Selig

Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Weiner of W. Seven Mile Rd. honored
their daughter, Barbara Renee, with a Sweet Sixteen Luncheon
at the Sheraton Cadillac hotel for 31 guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Rosin recently celebrated their 40th
wedding anniversary, at a party given by their friends and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Heller and daughters, former Detroiters,
have returned to their home in Chicago, following visits with rela-
tives and friends in Detroit, Flint and Toledo.
Miss Corrine Dorb, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Dorb. of
Cherrylawn Ave., was feted at several going away parties before
leaving for Columbus, 0., where she will resume studies • at Ohio
State University.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Z. Hirschman, of Fullerton Ave., were recent
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred A. Helfgott, at their home in West
Hartford, Conn. They also visited in New York City before return-
ing home.
Miss Lue Helfgott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred A. Helfgott,
former Detroiters, now of West Hartford, Conn., has resumed her
studies at the University of Connecticut.
Dr. Israel J. Kunin, of 2659 Webb, has joined Mrs. Kunin and
,children in Los Angeles, Calif., where they are visiting Dr. and
Mrs. Henry Sultan and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Small. Dr. Kunin re-
cently completed studies at Indianapolis General Hospital, and
successfully passed the Michigan Specialty Board in Oral Surgery.
The Kunins will return to Detroit shortly.
Mrs. Betty Baker and daughter, Karen Mae, have given up
their home on Cortland Ave., and moved to Miami Beach for the
winter months.
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Fellman and Mrs. Arthur Abramovitz have
returned from a trip to New York and Bermuda.
A surprise party honoring Sally Katz on her 18th birthday
was given by her mother, Mrs. Mary Katz and Esther Lubarsky.
- Mrs. S. J. Berlin, her daughterS, Mrs. David Kliger, of 18438
Hartwell, and Mrs. George Koven with,,her daughter, Arlyne, of
2925 Oakman Ct., have returned from a ten-day stay in Monitreal.
Also in the city were Mr. and Mrs. Ben Berlin and children, Bill I
and Eleanor, of 19334 Santa Rosa. Besides visiting relatives and
friends, all the Detroiters attended the wedding of their niece I
and cousin, Ellen Berlin, to Dr. Morris Sabin.
Judy Michaelson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin I. Michael-
son, of Fairfield Ave., has left for Columbus, 0. where she will be- -
gin studies at Ohio State University.
Among the new students who will be attending Michigan State
College at East Lansing this fall are: Herbert Fine, 3010 Elmhurst;
Stanley H. Kert, 3240 Lawrence; Rosalyn Glazer, 3231 Waverly;
Judith S. Michaelson, 18915 Fairfield; Jack L. Koblin, 18600 Rose-
lawn; Marvin 0. Margolis, 3324 Elmhurst; Ronald D. Sider, 2986
Pasadena; Millicent Berry, 3281 Glendale; Wilfred Garfinkel, 2297
W. Philadelphia; Barbara E. Kerwin, 2948 Webb; Sylvia Leach,
18611 Barlow; Sharon M. Linden, 19185 Wisconsin; Richard F.
Lipsit, 15505 Wildemere; Judith A. Coblentz, 14300 Warwick; Bar-
bara S. Fink, 1673 Atkinson; Mark W. Fleischman, 300 Whitmore;
Seymour Robinowitz, 17115 Pennington; Diane J. Robb, 1980 Webb;
Joseph Marco, 1480 Lincolnshire and Charlotte Schreier, 19374
Monica.

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PERLMUTTER-LUKACH: The
I marriage of Ellen Marie Lukach
and Edwin Lee Perlmutter was
solemnized on Sept. 14, in New
York City. The bride is_ the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
S. Lukach, of New York. The
bridegroom's parents are the
Jacob Perlmutters, of Detroit.
The bride wore a cream col-
ored taffeta gown, with off-the-
shoulder neckline featured with
rose pointe lace. A lace veil,
worn by the bride's great aunt,
covered the gown.
Ann Lukach, sister of the
bride, and Mrs. Seymour Jones,
sister of the bridegroom, were
her attendants. Seymour Jones
was best man, and ushers in-
cluded Arthur J. Lukach, Jr.,
Kaye Goodwin Frank and Theo-
dore R. Kelter, Jr.
Detroit guests were the Louis
Robinsons, Charles Robinsons,
Philip Robinsons, Morris Robin-
sons, Sharon and Davida Robin-
son, the Edward Perlmutters,
Ephriam Perlmutters, Kaye G.
Franks, Theodore Kelters, Jr.
Following a wedding trip to
the South on the couple reside
in Detroit.

Councilettes Select
Officers, Committees

Teensters, members of Coun-
cilettes, newly-formed teen-age
division of the National Council
of Jewish Women, met at the
Woodward Jewish Center and
elected these officers:

President, Sarah Weiner; vice-Presi-
dent, Phyllis Altman; recording secre-
tary, Lois Greenberg; corresponding sec-
retary; Vivian Michel; treasurer, Sue
Fecheimer ":and COmmittee chairmen:
membership, Nancy Blanke; Progyam ,
Mary Rattner and Lorraine Small pub-
licitYs Judy Anil Jacobs; bulletin, Pat
Lieberman; community service, Ruth
: Radways; Ship-a-Box, Lois Manheim; so ;`
cial, Valerie Oppenhein; education serv-
ice, Judy Holenstein; national project.
Eleanor Krause; fund raising, Carol Po-
linsky; hospitality, Joan Seyburn; telex
. phone, Rochelle Aesin.

Councilettes will meet the sec-
end Sunday of each month.

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Jewish News WANT AD
number is WO. 5-1155.

Sen. Blondy's Daughter
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Sid Shmarak's

Business Briefs

is an advertisement from
I issue
Edgewater Park Ballroom, which,

i if presented at the box office
this Saturday night, will admit
I two persons for the price of one.
Taking his - cue from ' Miami Featured this week is Neil Hefti
Beach where Pick-"W' Chicken and his orchestra. ,
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is the rage, Mr. M. E. Warren
has brought this delicacy to
In an advertisement from
Dearbbrn. Mr. Warren asserts LONG' TRANSPORTATION
that the long lineS of people COMPANY, the wrong. address
waiting to be served, is really -a and telephone number was
tribute • to this tidbit. PICK- given. The address should have
'"N"-CHIC.KEN RESTAURANT'
:been 3755 Central, and the. tele-
I located at 5717 .Schaefer" Road, ! phone number VI. 2-3000.
opposite the Carmen Theatre,
and I ant assured, that if you
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like chicken, you'll love the way
Friday,:
September 26, 1952
Pick,``N”-Chicken is prepared.

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If you like to dance, 'the
EDGEWA TE R PARK BALL-
ROOM, on = W. 7 Mile lid, near
Telegraph, "is pr.esenting otur
readers with a sri'kcial get-at-
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Council to Choose
Dr. Glazer's Successor

A nominating committee tp
propose a candidate to succeed
the late Dr. B. Benedict Glazer
as vice-president of the Jewish
Community Cbuncil was selected
at the Council's executive com-
mittee.
Mrs. Samuel Aaron will serve
as chairman of the committee
whose members are Mrs. Charles
Feinberg, Bernard Hoffman,
Morris Lieberman, Phillip Mar-
cuse, Meyer Schneider and
David P. Zack. The name of the
candidate proposed will be pre-
sented to' the delegate assembly
next month.

Best Wishes to: All Our
Priends.& Customers
for, a,. Year. of
Health and 'Happiness

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MRS. HERBERT L. MANDEL

Barges, of New York, was joined
in matrimony to Herbert Lee
Mandel, son of Mr. and Mrs.
William Mandel, of 18714 Santa
Rosa.
The bride attended the Cooper
Union School of Art in New
York. Mr. Mandel studied two
years at the Jewish Theological
Seminary, before receiving a
master's - degree from the Uni-
versity of Michigan.
The couple are currently resid-
ing in Ann Arbor.

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Announces that fees for the ritual
killing and dressing of chickens
will be raised from 25c to 30c
effective October 1st. The increase
Ras become necessary due to re-
cent wage raises and rising costs.

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