Lois Grunt Wed
To Latvrence Newman

Fair Rents Organization
Schedules Mass Meeting

Budson-Pechenik Rites
Slated for December

Organization for Fair and
Equitable Rents (OFER) will
hold a public mass meeting at
8 p. m., Wednesday, at Provi-
dence Baptist Church, Orleans
and Hale Sts., announces M.
Manuel Merzon, p r e s i d e n t.
Speakers at the meeting include
Councilwoman Mary V. Beck,
State Senator Charles S. Blondy
and Harold Norris, attorney.
They will review efforts to curb
oppressive rent hikes since con-
trols were released.

Rabbi Noveck to Address
Branch Seven, LZO Meeting

Rabbi Simon Noveck, of Park
Avenue Synagogue, New York,
will be the guest
speaker at a
meeting of
Branch Seven,
Labor Zionist
Organization, on
Sunday evening,
at the home ofd
Mr. and Mrs
Frank Rath
18508 Griggs. C,
Evelyn No- Rabbi Noveck
veck, chairman, announces that
Rabbi Noveck's topic will be
"The Future of the Jews in
America."

Omena Inn Planning
Labor Day Weekend

MRS. LAWRENCE NEWMAN

A triple-header in fun and ex-
citement is planned by t h e
management of Omena Inn over
the Labor Day weekend.
Omena Inn, located on Grand
Traverse Bay, north of Traverse
City, promises to make the
three-day stay, from Sept. 5 to
7, jam-packed with things to
do. Special entertainment, mid-
night jamborees and three dif-
ferent musicals will be added to
the customary program, promise
Mr. and Mrs A. S. Landis, hosts
at Omena.
Pollen-free Omena features
nightly entertain ment and
musical productions, dancing to
Harold Herman's Orchestra,' a
safe and sandy beach and an
extensive program for young-
sters.
Parents, under Omena's plan-
ning, can be free to do what-
ever they want during the day
since children have their own
activities under the guidance of
a large and specialized staff of
children's counsellors.
The children have a separate
dining room, special swimming
instruction, recreational p r o-
gram and related activities.
For information or reserva-
tions, call KE. 3-7290 or write
Omena Inn, Omena, Mich.

In a recent ceremony at Adas
Shalom Synagogue, Lois Libby
Grunt, daughter of Mr. and Mr&
Nathan Grunt, of Birwood Ave.
became the bride of Lawrence
David Newman, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Max Newman, of Wooding-
ham Drive, Dr. Rabbi Jacob E.
Segal and Cantor Nicholas Fen-
akel officiated.
The bride chose a gown cf
pure bridal white cattoir silk-
satin, styled with a long train
back. The waist was of imported
chantilly lace and fashion'd
with long sleeves and with a
scallop of the flowerettes of the
lace forming a • sholder-high
edging, finished with an inset
of illusion at the neckline.
The lace of the bodice
dropped into side panels and fell
to the edge of billowing skirt of
nylon tulle over the silk satin.
Her fingertip veil of illusion was
caught to her head by white
seed pearls. She carried white
baby mums and lily of the val-
ley centered with two white or-
chids on a Bible.
The bridegroom's sister, Lois
Newman, was maid of honor,
and Mrs. Abraham H. Grant,
the bride's sister-in-law, was
matron of honor. The brides- Eastern Resort Shows Off
maids were Elaine Davis, Helen
Kurtes and Ruth Greenberg. Its Waterfront Program
The bride's nieces, Rose Debra
Grant and Phyllis Terry Glanz,
were junior bridesmaid and
flower girl. Also in the bridal
party was the bridegroom's
grandmother, Mrs. Lillian Kap-
lan.
Dr. Abraham H. Grant,
brother of ,..the bride, was the
best man, and ushers included
the bridegroom's brother, Daniel
Newman, Joseph Langnas and
Jimmy Walker. The brides
nephew, Martin Krohner, was
junior usher.
Shown above is a waterfront
Following a New York honey- scene at Laurels Country Club,
moon, the couple are residing in one of the East's most popular
Ann Arbor, Mich.
resorts, located at Sackett Lake,

Israel Has 2,600 Synagogues

Nearly 1,500 synagogues have
been constructed in Israel dur-
ing_ the five years of statehood,
bringing the total number of
synagogues in the Jewish State
to a current figure of 2,600, Miz-
rachi Organization of America
reported.
Other data on the religious
life of Israel transmitted to Miz-
rachi are that there are at pres-
ent 270 rabbis serving as spirit-
ual leaders and seven rabbinical
lower courts as well as the Rab-
binical Appeal Court in Jeru-
salem.

Friday, August 14, 1953

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MISS BARBARA. BUDSON
Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Budson

announce the engagement. of
their daughter, Barbara Jean,
to Jack Pechenik, son of Mr.
and Mrs. David Pechenik.
The bride-elect recently grad-
uated from the University of
Michigan. Her fiance attended
the University of Detroit college
of engineering. A December
wedding is planned.

DETROIT JEWISH NEWS - 11

Terrace Room Topics

THE EIGHTH ART

Of course we mean cooking. It is the duty of the one who plans
and prepares our meals to take on artist's pride in the development
of a happy healthy breed of human beings.

The Jewish people, like many other peoples, have specific foods
that are associated with their customs, habits and holidays.
Passover and Purim are only two examples of holidays that have
food traditions.

We often hear the statement that all Jewish cooking tastes the
same. That is not true. The ingenuity, background, and specifically
the imagination of the cook can transform a simple dinner into a
gourmets delight. Imagination is the attribute that we have in our
staff of fine culinary artists.
If you are planning a party, come in to see us. We are prepared
to help you in any way regardless of the type of social function you.
are planning. Demand the Best, Demand Bel Are Catering. •

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8231 Woodward

near Monticello, N. Y. Laurels,
besides its manifold lake activi-
ties, which include speed-boat-
ing, rowing and canoeing, also
boasts the largest all - steel
PARIS, (JTA)—A decision to swimming pool in the world.

OSE World Executive
Plans U.S. Discussions

send a delegation to the United
States to confer with American
Jewish leaders on matters af-
fecting OSE policy was adopted
by the executive committee of
the World Union OSE at its two-
day meeting here. The executive
also decided that the OSE
should become an associate
member of the World Jewish
Congress.
The session voted thanks to
the South African Jewish Appeal
for its "continuous and uninter-
rupted support" to the OSE, and
to the Joint Distribution Com-
mittee "for its support in the
past and for its present finan-
cial aid" in North Africa and
Europe. At the same time the
executive "noted with regret"
that the JDC is giving no fi-
nancial support to the OSE
work in Israel.
It was reported that OSE
maintains 190 institutions con-
ducting medical and social wel-
fare activities for Jews in 29
countries. More than 1,000 per-
sons are employed, including 214
doctors and 302 nurses. About
15,000 children and 15,000 adults
have been treated in. OSE insti-
tutions during the last year on
a budget of $1,500,000.

Israel Chief Rabbi Calls
For Increased UJA Aid

Chief Rabbi Isaac Halevi Her-
zog of Israel called upon Jewish
congregations in the United
States to rededicate, themselves
to greater support of the United
Jewish Appeal during 5714.
In a cabled message to UJA
general chairman Edward M. M.
Warburg, the Chief Rabbi, de-
clared that "thousands of Jew-
ish children in the ghettos of
North Africa and Europe- and in
the new setlements of Israel
desperately need not only medi-
cal aid and community child
care centers, but institutions
which can foster their spiritual
and cultural life as well."

Argentine Ship Visits Israel

HAIFA, (JTA)—The Argentine
naval vessel "Bahia Testis," the
first Argentine Navy ship to vis-
it Israel, dropped anchor in the
port of Haifa, and was greeted
by representatives of the Israel
Foreign Ministry and the Argen-
tine legation. The ship's com-
mander visited the Mayor of
Haifa, then went to Jerusalem
where he was received by Presi-
dent Ben Zvi.

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