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Mrs. Fania Howard of Birmingham, England, is the guest of
her *cousins, Miss Edna Tobiri and Messrs. and Mesdames Jack
and Louis Tobin. -
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Fishman, 5441 W. Outer Drive, honor-
ed their daughter, Dena, With a sweet sixteen dinner party June
23 at the Elmwood Casino. The following guests attended: Mr.
and Mrs. Mitchell Fishman, Shelda Sklar and Al Sobel, Carol
Barnett and David Fishman, Donna Baker and Robert Redlick,
Edie Cooper and Larry Sherman, Anita Finkelman and Austin
Hirshhoeri, Aline Lappin. and Don Schmeron, Elly Krouse and Bert
Stillinan, Marlene Risin and Bob Greenstein, Nancy Blanke and
Bob Wartell, Linda Karp and Dick Goale, Judy Cohen and Dave
Markel, Linda Lee and Marshall Goldman, Myrna Paul and Alan
Sandorf, Winna Croll and Mike Klynn, Marilyn Seidon and Gary
Madvin, Arlene Sandler and Ted Weiswasser, Nancy Reisman and
Norman Rubiner, Lynne Meltzer and Alan KOretz, Rhona Fidler
and Leon Egron, Sally Bing and Ellis Roth, Nancy Miller and
Jimmy Weisberg, Karen Bell of Cleveland and Barry Stulberg.
Dena's host of the evening was Jerry Hoshkovitz.
The annual garden party given by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thav, of
2512 Cortland, this year honored Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rubin, of
Elmhurst Ave., on their 18th wedding anniversary, and also served
as a farewell to Mrs. Rubin and her daughters, Carol and Donna,
who left Thursday for a two month visit in California with Mrs.
Rubin's parents. Over 100 guests enjoyed the affair, which fea-
tured a buffet style dinner and square dancing in the adjacent
garden of Mr. and Mrs. Abe Olshansky.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stiglitz and son, Bruce, of 18024 Northlawn,
have _left for Westwood,• Calif., where they will visit their chil-
dren, Mr. and Mrs Roger Strule, Jr.
Mr. Sam Stiglitz, of Los Angeles, Calif., has returned home
following a visit here with his brothers, Jack and Harry Stiglitz.
Mrs. Yetta Weisblatt has returned- to her home here follow-
ing a visit to Philadelphia and New York.
Miss Laurie Silver and Miss Ellen Sherman have returned
from a weekend trip to Holland, Mich. They were the guests of their
University of Michigan schoolmate, Miss Judy Subar, • of Grand
Rapids, at her summer cottage.

Wayne U Students
Announce Betrothal

Bar Mitzvahs

Dr. and Mrs. M. H. Marks, of
4076 Chippewa Ave., announce
the Bar Mitzvah of their son,
Daniel Stephan, on Saturday,
July 4, at the Adas Shalom Syn-
agogue. A reception will be held
in his honor Sunday, July 5, 4
to 8 p.m. at the family home.
No cards.

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MISS BEATRICE BALABAN

Mr. and. Mrs. Philip Balaban,
of Leslie Ave., announce the en-
gagement of their daughter;
Beatrice, to Gerald Camiener
son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cam-
iener, of Nardin Ave. .
Miss Balaban is a student at
Wayne University. Mr. Camiener
is attending graduate school at
Wayne, and is affiliated with
Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity. A
December wedding is planned.

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Mr. and. Mrs. Milton Berry of
4249 Duane announce the Bar
Mitzvah of their son, Sheldon,
Saturday, July 4, at Cong. Nu-
sach Hari, Holmur and Duane.
A dinner in his honor will be
held that evening at Lachar's.
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Mr. and Mrs. Alec Lieberman
of 3285 Burlingame announce
the Bar Mitzvah of their son,
Harry, Saturday morning, July
11, at COng. Shaarey Zion, 12353
Linwood. A kiddush in the Bar
Mitzvah's honor will follow the
services. Reception at home on
Sunday, July 12, from '7 p.m.
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Mr. and Mrs. Milton Berry, of
4249 Duane, announce the Bar
Mitzvah of their son, Sheldon,
on Saturday, at Cong. Nusach
Hari. A dinner in his honor will
be held that evening, at Zack's
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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Radin,
of 3415 Edison, announce the
Bar Mitzvah of their son, Har-
old, on Saturday, at Young -Is-
rael Center. A* dinner in his
honor will be held Sunday eve-
ning, at Lachars'.

Davee Smargon led
To Edwin Kooperman

MRS. EDWIN KOOPERMAN

In a ceremony June 15, in the
Statler Hotel, Davee Beth Smar-
gon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Maurice A. Smargon, of Fair-
field Ave., became the bride of
Edwin B. Kooperman, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kooperman,
of Chicago, Ill. The ceremony
was performed by Rabbi Morris
Adler.
The bride chose a gown of an-
tique satin, trimmed in alencon
lace, with a fitted bodice and
flared skirt which ended in a
traditional train. Her cap of
matching lace was held in place
with orange blossoms, from
which fell a veil of antique, silk
illusion. The bride carried a
cascade of carnations, gardenias
and rhododendron leaves.
Mrs. Arnold H. Rosman, sister
of the bride, was. matron of
honor, and bridesmaids were
Miss Norma Kooperman and
Mrs. Morton Kaplan. Marshall
Stein was best man, and ushers
included Arnold H. Rosman and
Morton Kaplan.
The bridegroom will leave for
Japan following a honeymoon
in California. •

Mrs. Rodman Heading
Primrose Benevolent Club

Mrs. Joseph Rodman was in-.
stalled as president of the Prim-
rose Benevolent Club at a din-
ner dance at Bel Aire, June 22.
Mrs. H. Ehrlich-
man gave the
benediction. W.
Miller was in-
stalling officer.
antor Juda h-
Goldring render-
ed several vocal
selection's, ac-
companied b y
Mrs. Goldring.
Serving with
Mrs. Rodman
will be Mes-
Mrs. Rodman dames A. Levy
and T. Cowen, vice-presidents;
J. Kobrin, M. Vitensoh, N. Gold-
enberg, secretaries; S. Weinman,
treasurer; N. Ruzumna and H.
Brown, case workers; J. Wein-•
man and H. Gross, social corn-
mittee; L. Gruskin, publicity; D:
Judy Holliday: "Women have Lichtenstein, membership; L
a keen sense of humor; the Friedman, sunshine; S. Nadek
more you humor them, the bet- and P. Richman, telephone
ter they like it."
squad.

New Barton Store Opened on Wyoming

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H. N. Ehrlich to Head Scholarship Committee

Harold N. Ehrlich has been
appointed chairman of the'
Committee on Jewish Scholar-
ship Service by Samuel H. Rub-
iner, president of the Jewish
Welfare Federation. Ehrlich as-
sumes the duties formerly held
by Mrs. Benjamin E. Jaffe, who
served as chairman.of the group
for the past six years.
Rubiner stated that during her
tenure of office Mrs. Jaffe's
leadership was instrumental in
providing scholarship assistance
to deserving members of the
community.
"We feel most fortunate that
Mr. Ehrlich has accepted • the
post of chairman," he contin-
ued. "His sincere interest and
years of experience in this field
will be of great benefit to the
committee and to the commu-
nity." Ehrlich has been the
committee representative of the
Clara Ehrlich Memorial Fund
since, its inception.
The present committee was an
outgrowth of the Jewish Wel-
fare Federation's subcommittee
on scholarship service formed in
late 1946 to coordinate planning
and recommend action on schol-
arship fund resources and needs

DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

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of the Jewish community.
In its seven years of serving .
the community, the committee

H. M. Ehrlich

received applications totalling
approximately $45,000 " in re:-
quested assistance of which it
approved loans or grants total-
ing some $30,000.
The committee is now com-
posed of 22 scholarship funds.
All applicants for these funds
interviewed by the staff of the
Jewish Vocational Service before
presentation to the Committee.

MICKEY
WOOLF

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Lillian Fink

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Terrace.

A. Weinstein was host to over two hundred guests last Sunday
at the Bel Are Terrace Room. The occasion was the marriage of
his lovely daughter.

Mr. Weinstein, popular meat dealer, chose for his wedding
dinner the finest standing ribs available on the market; and they
were prepared au jus as only our chefs are experienced to prepare
them. Everyone was so completely satisfied and so utterly contented
after they delighted their palates with the wonderful dinner that they
seemed to be floating on air. The dinner was topped off incidentally
with a flaming dessert that gave just the right glow to the menu.

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As the last echoes of the June wedding bells fade into the past
we wish to convey our heartiest congratulations to the. many new
Be! Aire Brides. Best of Luck.

M aurice

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