-. :waxy* M.1111.1014111111.111.111WINMEMPIIIMMIK. 4—DETROIT 'JEWISH NEWS Friday, July 10, 195,3 Rita Carol Frazein Wed R. Davidoff 7,r gs.krr, RITA CAROL FRAZEIN Mr. and Mrs. Max Frazein of Glendale Ave. announced the engagement of their daughter, Rita Carol, to Ronald Davidoff, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davi- doff - of Woodingham Drive. Mr. Davidoff is affiliated with Mu Beta Chi at Wayne University. 1 July 1—To Mr. and Mrs. David Friedman (Beatrice Shapiro), of Sorrento Ave., a daugli1ter, Francine Claire. * June 27 — To Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Maggin (Frances: Rob- inson), former Detroiters now of Arlington, Va., a son, Richard Ellis. 4 * * June 26. — To Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Roth (Marcella Feld- man), of 14316 Curtis, a son, Marc Steven. * * July 5—To Mr. and Ntrs. Carl M. Siegel (Jacqueline Sterns), of 19940 Ardmore, a daughter, Dana Beth. * * * June 20—To Mr. and Mrs. George Rapoport (Elsie Lipton), a son, Edward - Nelson. * * *• June 14—To Mr. and Mrs. George Karnes (Madelyn Swerdlen), of 19500 Greenfield, a daughter, Sherri Ann,. • * June 10—To Dr. and Mrs., Al- bert H. Schrut (Selma Neiman); former Detroiters now of Long Beach, Calif., a daughter. Jud- ith Lynn. • * May 4—To Mr. and Mrs. Sey- mour Brenner (R e s a Max), former Detroiters now of Culver City, Calif., a son, Ronald Alan. CERTIFIED MOHEL Rev. Yehudah Loewy SERVING IN Hospitals and Hoe TE. 4-7355 3761 HUMPHREY AVE, Expert Moheli Rabbi Leo Y. Goldman Serving in Hospitals and Homes TO. 8-3094 TO 7-9819 3035 Richton Ayeo SPECIALIZED MOHEL REV. HYMAN SCHULSINGER In Hospitals and Hoirtraes Recommended by Physicians 3253 Fullerton TO 9-6145 SPECIALIZED MOHEIL RABBI CHASKEL GRUBNER Serving in Homes and Hospitals 4252 Tuxedo WE. 4-6644 Rev. JACO SILVERMAN Detroit's Leading Surgical MOHEL 9371 Wilderner TY. 4-0062 - 4impummumpompoimpr. ' e ngagemento Mr.' and Mrs. Isidore Good- man, of Freeland Ave., announce the engagement of their daugh- ter, Helen, to Lennart D. Green, of San Francisco, Calif., son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Green, of Gothenburg, Sweden, The wed- ding will take place in August. * * At a reception held recently in honor of their daughter's graduation from the University of Michigan Medical School, Dr. and Mrs. John B. Horwitz, of. Oakman Blvd., announced the engagement of their daughter, Rhoda, to Dr. Albert Rosenthal, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rosenthal, of Windsor, Ont. * Mr. and Mrs. Morris D. Stol- sky, of McQuade Ave., announce the engagement of their daugh- ter, Anne, to James Mayer, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Mayer, of Colling-wood Ave. * The engagement of Shirley Finkelstein, daughter of Mrs. Rose Finkelstein, of Calvert Ave., and the late Mr. Finkel- stein, was recently announced to Joseph Silver, son of Mr. and Mrs. Simon H. Silver, of Calvert Ave. A fall wedding is planned. * * Mr. and Mrs. Louis M. Sarko, of 18461 Ohio, announce the engagement of their daughter, Arline Florence, to Michael Alan Zide, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Zide, of 18214 Ohio. Announce- ment was made at a party at the home of the bride-elect's parents. The bridegroom-elect, a seaman in the U, S. Coast Guard, will return to Detroit for the wedding on Dec, 20, at Adas Shalom Synagogue, Merzon Re-Elected Head Of Fair Rental Group – Beverly Stein Weds Donald Lawrence Kay MRS. DONALD KAY In a ceremony June 28, at Adas Sholom Synagogue, Bev- erly Ann Stein, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Stein, became the bride of Donald Lawrence Kay, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kay. Rabbi Jacob Segal offi- ciated. The bride wore a gown of ice-blue, Italian silk taffeta, distinguished with hand appli- qued and corded alencon lace and studded with iridescent beads and pearls. Her tight bodice extended into a sweeping overskirt and ended in a blue mousseliene de siva train. Her bridal cap of matching hand-appliqued lace and pearls held in place her three-tiered veil of ice-blue silk illusion. She carried a Bible covered with white orchids and stephanotis. Mrs. Sherman Kay, sister-in- law of the bridegroom, was matron of honor, and Judith Karen Stein, sister of the bride, was honor maid. Bridesmaids were Elaine Stein, another sis-' ter, Sandra Sussman and Mari- lyn Zatkoff, Attending - the bridegroom as best man was his brother, Dr. Sherman Allen Kay. Ushers in- cluded Robert Boesky, Norman Lipschutz and Jerome Vikser. Following a reception, the couple left for a wedding trip to Miami Beach. Fla. On their return they will reside at 18121 San Juan. Mrs. Stein's sister, Mrs. Boris Levenson and her daughter, Shoshanah, arrived from Israel to attend the wedding. M. Manuel Merzon was re- elected president of Organiza- tion for Fair and Equitable Rents (OFER)1/4- at its recent meeting. Katie Solomon was re-elected recording secretary. A mass meeting is planned by the organization, to which can- didates for public offices will speak prior to the forthcoming primary election. The group asserted that al- though landlords claimed rent- als would be hiked only 10 per- cent when controls were lifted last September, the average rent increase today is 19 percent, with poorer localities given in- Garden in Israel Honors creases up to 57 percent. Persons with rent problems Memory of Mrs. F. Lewis are invited to call at OVER of- fices at 900 Lawyers Bldg. or The European Jewish Wo- 8919 Linwood. men's Organization announces the planting of a garden of 100 trees in the JWEWO Forest in Many Jobs Open for Israel, on the land of the Jew- Americans in Israel ish National Fund, in memory The Detroit office of Material of Mrs. Freida. for Israel is in receipt of a bul- Lewis. A charter.. letin released by the office of member of the Professional Workers (PATWA) organization, of the Jewish Agency announc- which she help- ing the openings of professional ed organize 32 positions in numerous fields In years ago, Mrs Israel, including: Lewis wa s an Printing plant works manag- active board er, flour mill general manager, member for 31 accountants, English publicist, years, until a instructor in educational psy- year ago. For chology, physicians (two). many years she Mrs. Lewis The Jewish Agency is accept- served as first ing applications at the New trustee. The lateMrs. Lewis' chil- York office, 16 E. 66th St. dren are active in numerous Detroit salaries, transporta- communal affairs. Her son, Mor- tion and other pertinent mat- ris Ben Lewis, is an officer of ters are arranged on an indi- the Zionist Organization of De- vidual basis. For information troit and is active in the Jewish call Material for Israel, WC. National Fund Council. 1-3256, David Stott Bldg. And ye my flock, the flock of My pasture, are men, and I am your God.—Ezek. 34:31. JWV Gen. MAURICE ROSE POST and AUXILIARY will hold 'their second annual Bob-Lo moon- light cruise on July 22. For 're- servations, call co-chairmen Ro- chelle Rose, UN. 3-9346 or Her- man Gorman, VE. 8-3608. * * * Lt. ROY F. GREEN AUXI- LIARY will meet July 28, at the Memorial Home. Members are urged to send in reservations as delegates to the national con- vention, to be held in Chicago over the Labor Day weekend. Joffe and Fauman at N.Y. NCRAC Sessions Arlene Shulman to Wed Jerome Leon Schostak • Boris M. Joffe and Dr. S. Jo- seph Fauman, executive direc- tor and director of research respectively of the Jewish Com- munity Council, returned from New York where they attended sessions of the National Com- munity Relations Advisory Council (NCRAC), Dr. Faurnan participated in deliberation of the NCRAC Committee on housing discrim- ination for which he prepared a "Guide to Changing Neigh- borhoods." This guide may be published by NCRAC as a hand- book for Jewish Community Councils in dealing with prob- lems of changing Jewish neigh- borhoods. Joffe served on the committee for the agenda of the eleventh plenary session of NCRAC scheduled for October. Joffe and Fauman also pat- ticipated in the session of the NCRAC executive committee and Joffe participated in liberations with the Jewish Occupational Council which resulted in the calling of a national conference on Jewish economic adjustment in December. 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