INF Blue-White Box Placement
Volunteers Will eceire Awards
A series of awards to volun-
teers—including. scores of De-
trotters — who will place the
greatest number of Jewish Na-
tional Fund Blue-White Boxes,
Betrothal Told
MISS ANITA BAKER
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Baker,
of Griggs Ave., announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Anita, to Pvt. Maurice J. Rosen,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Hyman
Rosen, of Tuxedo Ave.
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To Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kap-
12n. of 275 Merton, a daughter,
Karen Beth.
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April 5—To Mr. and Mrs. Ron-
ald Block (Sylvia Stein), of 3265
Boston, a son, David Lee.
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March 29—To Mr. and Mrs.
Milton Fishman (Dolores Barit),
of 18057 Hubbell, a daughter,
Julie Beth.
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March 29—To Dr. and Mrs.
Robert M. Kuttnauer (Suzanne
Shapero), of Oak Park, a daugh-
ter, Nancy Jane.
March 21—To Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Goldfarb (Susan Rosen-
berg, of Sussex Ave., a daughter,
Janet Martha.
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March 17—To Mr. and Mrs.
Sidney L. Rosen (Miriam Aisis-
kin) , formerly of Detroit, now
of Portland, Ore., a son, Michael
N athan.
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March 15—To Mr. and Mrs.
Murray Chayet (Beverly Brown)
of 1980 Elmhurst, a son, Jef-
frey Stuart.
CERTIFIED MOHEL
Rev. Yehudah Loewy
SERVING IN
Hospitals and Homes
WE. 4-2696
3761 HUMPHREY AVE.
Expert Mohel
Rabbi Leo Goldman
Serving in
Woman's Hospital and Flomes
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SPECIALIZED MOHEL
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has been announced by the
Jewish National Fund of Ameri-
ca. Prizes will range from cer-
tificates of recognition to in-
scriptions in the Golden Book
and up to $100 worth of Israel
products.
The system of awards has
been worked out to encourage
the placement of Blue-White
Boxes in every Jewish home, and
also to make more people who
are interested in Israel and its
progress, aware of the variety
and quality of products manu-
factured in Israel by Israeli
firms.
"Many members of the Detroit
organizations affiliated with the
Detroit Council of the Jewish
National Fund, and others in-
terested in the redemption and
reclaiming of the land in Israel,
are now participating in the
Blue-White placement," asserted
David Silver, local chairman of
the box placement committee.
Mr. Silver is sure that most of
them will win recognition for
their work, and also for their
respective organizations.
The awards as announced by
the Jewish National Fund are:
1. Every volunteer distribut-
ing a minimum of 10 boxes dur-
ing the Box Month is .to receive
a Certificate of Participation.
2. Thirty-five awards will be
made to the volunteers dis-
tributing the greatest number of
boxes during Box Month.
3. The first award for the
volunteer distributing the great-
est number of boxes in the U.S.
will be a Golden Book Certificate
and - Tozereth Haaretz (Israel
products), to the value of $100.
4. The t w o volunteers dis-
tributing the next largest num-
ber of boxes will each receive
a Golden Book Certificate and
Tozereth Haaretz (Israel prod-
ucts) , to the value of $50.
5. Seven Golden Book Cer-
tificates will be awarded to the
seven volunteers distributing the
next largest number of boxes.
6. Twenty-five awards of spe-.
cial JNF souvenirs from Israel
will be made to the twenty-five
volunteers distributing the next
largest amount of boxes.
The Detroit Jewish National
Fund Council stresses the op-
portunity that is now given to
box-holders to have their names
inscribed in the Golden Book in
Jerusalem. E v e r y box-holder
will receive a Blue-White Box
Account Book, in which will be
entered the amount at each box
clearance. When the sum of
$100 is reached, the box-holder
or anyone he chooses, will auto-
matically be inscribed in the
Golden Book.
For i n f o r m a t ion regarding
Blue-White Boxes, or with re-
ference to other JNF activities,
call the JNF office, at Zionist
House, 11345 Linwood, TO.
8-7384.
Plan Pot Luck Supper
For Temple Israel Group
Glorine Kert Wed
To Norman Katanick
Mrs. Charles P. Feinberg,
president
of the Detroit Wom-
Ivory c h a n t i l l y lace over
duchess satin was worn by en's Division, American Jewish
Glorine Mae Kert when she be- Congress, announces that to
meet the increasing demand for
the Congress program in new
areas of the city, Northwest
Chapter has been divided and
a new chapter formed
The new group will be known
as the Schaefer-Seven Chapter:
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THE JEWISH NEWS
Its boundaries will be Fenkell
on the South, Meyers on the
East, with indefinite boundaries
North and West.
This is the first in a contem-
plated series of chapter divisions
and formations.
The Schaefer-Seven Chapter
will meet for a dessert lu.nejaeon
at 1 p.m., Wednesday, at the
home of Mrs. Louis Redstone,
19303 Appoline. Officers for the
group will be elected. Dr. Abra-
Post Student Takes Third
ham Citron, regional director of
In Poster Art Competition
AJC, will discuss latest Congress
developments.
Phyllis Altman, of 18645 Rosé-
All women in the area are in-
Lawn, a 9-A student at Post In- vited to attend.
termediate School, was a recent
third prize winner in the fif-
teenth annual poster art con-
test held by Walker & Co., in
Defiiiit's'Etest Laundry
cooperation with the Depart-
ment of Public Schools.
& Dry
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Cleaning:Value
For Fine Music .. .
and Entertainment
MRS. NORMAN KATANICH
came the bride of Norman Kata-
nick at rites in Cong. Bnai
David on March 29.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Kent,
of Lawrence Ave. The bride-
groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Katanick, of Waverly
Ave.
The leaf scalloped neckline of
the gown was marked by appli-
qued beading. A beaded crown
held the bride's scalloped finger-
tipveil of illusion. She carried
ds with stephanotis and ivy
orchi
streamers.
Friedell Wolson was matron of
honor, and Mrs. Edith Farkas and
Joyce Zalesin were bridesmaids.
Susan . Jane Smith was junior
bridesmaid, and Andrea Hober-
man was the flower girl.
Irving Berlin was best man.
Seating the guests were Harry
S. Kert, Irving Mendelson, Shel-
don Katanick and Leonard L.
Wolson,
A dinner followed, after which
the couple left for a wedding
trip to Florida. On their return
they will reside on Dexter Blvd.
Women's 'Minimum Tea'
Shows Gain Over '52
Pre-campaign members of the
Women's Division of the 1953
Allied Jewish Campaign met last
week for their $500 Minimum
Gifts Passover Tea. Stage star
Helen Hayes and Mrs. S. A.
Brailove, honorary chairman of
the National Women's Division
of the United Jewish Appeal,
addressed the gathering.
Pledges made at the affair
showed a substantial increase
over last year's results. Mrs.
Eugene J. Arnfeld, chairman of
Pre-Campaign, announced that
"she is well pleased with the
warm response of the women
who attended the tea. Their
enthusiastic giving has set the
pace for the 1953 Campaign," -
she said. Mrs. Lewis B. Daniels,
chairman of the Women's drive,
presided.
In her address, Mrs. Brailove
stated that "the Jews behind
the Iron Curtain are hoping for
a seder in Israel next year. What
we do in the 1953 Campaign
means the answer to their pray-
ers."
A social affair open to paid-
up members of the Young Mar:-
rieds Group of Temple Israel will
be held at 7 p.m., Sunday, in
the temple youth hall.
The program will feature a
pot luck supper and a program
of games, directed, respectively,
by Mrs. Jack Wolrauch and Je-
Classifield Advertising accept-
rome Oppenhenn.
ed until 10 a.m., Wednesday.
The affair is open to all young Call WO. 5-1155.
married people in the communi
ty, provided one of the spouses
is under 35. Dues may be paid
FOR THE FINEST IN
at the door.
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New Congress Group Is Added in Northwest
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