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Friedman Urges
Merrifield for
Education Board
Betrothal Announced
At Family Open House
MISS HARRIETT WOLRAUC;11
The engagement of Harriett
Wolrauch, daughter of Mrs. Rose
Wolrauch, of 277 Geneva, High-
land Park, and the late Mr.
Morey Wolrauch, to Joseph Ha-
mer was announced at a recent
open- house at the home of the .
bride-elect. Mr. Hamer is the
son of the Harry Hamers, of
4262 Webb.
Miss Wolrauch attended High-
land Park High School and the
University of Michigan. Her fi-
ance attended the University of
Alaska and is a graduate of
Wayne University.
170,000 Jews Reside in 4
Large Canadian Cities
MONTREAL, (JTA) — T h e
number of Jews of the four
largest Jewish communities in
Canada now exceeds 170,000, it
was revealed here by the Cana-
dian Jewish Congress after a
study of the results of the Cana-
dian census of 1951. The Con-
gress revealed that metropoli-
tan Montreal, foremost among
the Jewish communities, num-
bered 80,829 in 1951, while met-
ropolitan Toronto had 66,773,
metropolitan Winnipeg, 18,514,
metropolitan Vancouver 5,466.
Re-Elect
Circuit Court
Judge
FRANK
FITZGERALD
Judge William Friedman this
week issued a statement strong-
ly urging the election of William
D. Merrifield as 6, member of
the Detroit Board of Education.
Merrifield, a Detroiter for 40
of his 44 years, is director of
industrial education at Chrysler
Corporation, is a past president
of the James Vernor PTA, holds
an A.B. degree from Georgetown
University and a master of
education degree from the Uni-
versity of Kentucky. He was a
high school teacher and princi-
pal for 11 years, and served as
a special lecturer in education
at Wayne University.
"Merrifield is vitally c o n-
cerned with inaugurating a pro-
gram for the development of
sound economic thinking and
t h e preservation of liberty,"
Judge Friedman stated. "Detroit
needs a realistic educational
program, aimed at doing the
most good for the 85 per cent
of the school pupils who never
go to college, such as Merrifield
advocates." Judge Friedman
also stated:
"The student must be pre-
pared to face life when he fin-
ishes high school. He must be
given an educational b a c k-
ground that will enable him to
operate in all of the areas in
which he is going to have to
operate as long as he lives. The
youngsters have g o t to be
taught to think for themselves.
A realistic educational program
should help children do • that
sort of thing. I am convinced
that Mr. Merrifield is the man
we can entrust with the respon-
sibility of pursing such a pro-
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Shaarey Zedek Women
Planning Style Show
A style show will be featured
by the Sisterhood of Cong.
Shaarey Zedek at its next meet-
ing, at 12:30 p.m., April 13, in
the synagogue social hall. In the
absence of Mrs. Meyer Shuger-
man, president, who is visiting
in Israel, Mrs. Samuel Shetzer,
vice-president, will preside.
Program chairmen, Mesdames
Harold Silverston and Joseph
Newman, have arranged a des-
sert luncheon, followed by en-
tertainment, which will include
Mrs. Samson Wittenberg, vocal-
ist, and a cast of 20 Sisterhood
models. Mrs. Sidney Winer will
be commentator, a n d Lillian
Robbins Zelman, accompanist.
Mesdames Max Bonin, Erwin
Greenbaum and Irving Lyons
will serve as social chairmen for
the afternoon.
Davison Center to Offer
'Safety Magician' Show
Herbert German, Automobile
Club of Michigan's "safety ma-
gician," will present a "Safety
with Magic" program. and show
a film at the Davison Jewish
Center at 8 p.m.,
Wednesday. The
( film is titled
"Teach Them to
Drive."
A former lieu-
tenant in the
Detroit Police
Youth Bureau
and an expert
magician, G e r-
man tours the
state for Auto
' German C 1 u b lecturing
and giving his magic shows be-
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Pioneer Women to Hold Oneg Shabbaf Saturday,
Friday, April 3, 1953
Barbara Rose Wed
To Lawrence Bensman
MRS. LAWRENCE BENSMAN
In a ceremony on March 15 at
the Park Shelton Hotel, Barbara
Janet Rose, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Ben M. Rose, of 2246 Twen-
tieth St., Wyandotte, became the
bride of Lawrence Bensman, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bensman,
of Burlingame Ave. Rabbi Mor-
ris Adler officiated.
The bride wore a full length
gown of mouseline-de-sois with
a flowing train. The gown, fea-
turing a sweetheart neckline,
was appliqued with roses, each
centered with seed pearls and
sequin trim. A tiered fingertip
veil of illusion was held in p)ee
by her matching Juliet cap. Her
flowers were two white orchids
and stephanotis on a prayer-
book.
Mrs. Selwyn Blumberg, sister
of the bride, was matron of hon-
or. Another sister, Mrs. Joseph
Shugol, and Muriel Bensman,
sister of the bridegroom were
bridesmaids.
Morris Bensman, the bride-
groom's brother, was best man,
and ushers included Gilbert
Rose, the bride's brother, Albert
Handler, Selwyn Blumberg and
Joseph Shugol, brothers-in-law
of the bride. Myril Blumberg,
the bride's niece was flower girl,
and David Shugol, a nephew of
the bride, was ring bearer.
Following a dinner and recep-
tion at the Park Shelton, the
couple left • for a three-week
motor trip to Miami Beach, Fla.
On their return, they will reside
at 1812 13th St., Wyandotte.
Out-of-town guests were from
Milwaukee, Wise., Chicago, Ill.,
Toledo, O., Cleveland, 0., James-
town, N. Y., Buffalo, N.Y., New
York City, Grand Rapids and
Ann Arbor, Mich.
Mrs. Martin Messer, education
vice-president of the Detroit
Council of Pioneer Women, an-
nounces a Coun-
cil oneg shab-
bat at 1:30 p.m.,
Saturday, in the
Labor Institute.
T h e afternoon
will be dedi-
cated to the
spirit of Pass-
over.
Mrs. Harry
Mondry, educa-
t i o n co-chair- Mrs. Messer
man, advises that all women are
invited to the program, at no
charge.
Highlight -of the afternoon
will be a skit dramatizing the
significance of the holiday, and
featuring in the cast Mrs. Sid-
ney Goodman, Mrs. Irving Pos-
ner and her daughter, Rebecca.
Mrs. I. Serling will offer read-
ings by I. L. Peretz, the great
e
rtgagementi
Announcement is made of the
engagement of Miss Anne Aver-
buch, daughter of Abraham
Averbuch and the late Mrs.
Averbuch, to Sam Sukenic of
Kentucky Ave.
• • •
Announcement is made of the
engagement of Sondra German,
daughter of Mrs. Rose B. Ger-
man of Kentucky Ave., and the
late Mr. Karl D. German, to
Sidney Gorosh, son of Mrs. Clara
Gorosh, of Otsego Ave., and the
late Alexander Gorosh. A June
wedding is planned.
• • .
Mr. and Mrs. David Rott, of
Detroit and Miami Beach, an-
nounce the forthcoming mar-
riage of their daughter, Hilary,
to Hal Burns, of Miami Beach,
Fla., son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Burnstein, of Indianapolis, Ind.
Miss Rott attended. the Univer-
sity of Miami. Her fiance at
tended the University of Indi-
ana. The wedding date is May 24.
Jewish writer, and Mrs. Morris
Friedman will recite a prayer in
commemoration of the Warsaw
Ghetto uprising.
The entire PW membership is
currently engaged in raising.
funds in behalf of children of
Israel through World Jewish
Child Day events. The kickoff
affair will be the Spring Ball,
to be held Aprill 11, at Adas
Shalom Synagogue.
UHS Auxiliary to Hear
Music Program Wed.
Women's Auxiliary of the
United Hebrew Schools will meet
at 12:30 p.m., Wednesday, in the
Rose Sittig Cohen Bldg.
Mrs. Harry Oberstein, local
lecturer and music authority,
will present a
musical pro-
gram, "The
Song of a Pea,
ple," featuring
interpreta=
tions by Rhoda
Zahavie Shames,
soprano.
A dessert
luncheon w i 11
start the pro-
gram, according
Mrs. Oberstein to Mrs. Thedore
Isaacs, social chairman. Mrs.
Herbert Moss is chairman of the
day. Members are urged by Mrs.
Jacob Axelrod, president, • to
bring their friends.
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Telcove Club Plans First
Spring Dance for April 19
Telcove Club will hold its first
Spring Dance at 8:30 p.m., April
19, at the Davison Jewish Cen-
ter, it was announced this week
by Rose Drootman, president.
Dancing will be to the music
of Herman Kushner and his or-
chestra. Members and friends
are invited. For tickets call Mrs.
Drootman, TY. 5-4089.
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