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Mr. and Mrs. Roy Thal, of Toledo, 0., will, on Sunday, cele-
brate their golden wedding anniversary. Members of their Detroit
family planning to join the festivities are Mrs. Rena T. Kanter,
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis M. Thal, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Thal, Mr. and
Mrs. Bruce Thal, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Blumrosen, Mr. and Mrs.
Stuart Hirshberg, Mrs. Joseph Hirshberg, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Marks and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Adinoff.
• A recent cocktail party for 50 guests was given at the Bay City
home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kraska in honor of the engagement
of Miss Doreen Wolfe to Mr. Harry Mirvis. Mr. Mirvis is the brother
of Mrs. Kraska. Guests were all from Detroit.
The following Detroiters were recent guests at Clover Lodge,
Omena, Mich.: the Leo Baums, the Leon Baums and sons, Martin
Ronald, Jackie, Mrs. Jacob Becker, M. Benenson, the Howard Ber-
kowitz', son, Martin, and daughter, Sharon, Mrs. Evelyn Briskin,
daughter, Sherry, - and son, David, the Larry Chanins and daugh-
ter, Sheila, the Harry G. Demants, Harry Diamonds, Norman Ell-
steins; Joseph I. Eframs, A. Fishkins, the Ben Fishmans, daughter,
Harriet, and sons, Usher and Irving, the Fogelsons of Doris Ave.,
the Al Fredsons, son, Robert, and daughter, Shelley, Sam Freed-
mans, the Hugo Friedenbergs, Mrs. Sarah Golaner, the Dave Gold-
mans, the Max Haimans and, daughter, Julie, the Benjamin Hal-
perns and daughter, Barbara, Max Halperns and daughter, Carol,
the Percy Harons and sons, David and Mickey, Mrs. Mary Hillock
and daughter, Linda, the Douglas Hittlemans and daughter, San-
dra, the S. Hollands of Flint, the Si S. Jacobs and daughters,
Sandra and Judy, the David Kaplans and sons, Louis and Howard,
the Charles Kaufmans and sons, Alan and Robert, Abe Kleiner, of
Flint, the Morris Kermans and son, Joseph, Mrs. Kenneth Kurtz-
man, Henry Kutash, Dr. and Mrs. M. M. Levin and sons, Rafael
and David, the Nathan Levinsons and son, Robert, the Lee Lubet-
skys and sons, Herschel and Michael, the Sheldon Lutz', the Jack
Malamuds and son, Danny, Dick Marmerstein, Emanual Mosko-
witz', the Sidney Moss', son, Paul, and daughter, Judy, Harry
Nathan, the Bernard Panushes, son Richard, and daughter, Ellen,
the Jack Roths, Mrs. Jacob S. Sauls, Mrs. Bertha Sax, the Martin
Schneyers and son, Sherwin, the Jacob Shapiros, the Nathan
Sharons and sons, Stuart and Marvin, Benjamin Shifmans, Na-
than Shecter, daughter, Lucy, and son, Benny, the Carl Sherans,
the Murray Shubins, son Jackie, and daughter, Shelley, Mrs. Harry
L. Silverman and 'daughter, Deborah, David Skys, Mrs. Sophie
Smith and son, Julian, the Jacob E. Steinhardts, the Sam Sweet-
ows of Lansing, the Norton J. Taylors and sons, Jerome, Marvin
and Charles, the Louis Una.tins and son, Paul, of Oak Pk., Albert
Vinocur and son, Myron, the Fred Weiss'; the Kalman Zates, Mari-
lyn Zetrin, and the I. Zinstain-Taines'.

Shaarey Zedek Sisterhood to Sponsor
Traditional Cooking Institute Oct. 20.21

The Sisterhood of Congrega-
tion Shaarey Zedek will spon-
sor a Traditional Cooking Insti-
tute, Tuesday and Wednesday
afternoons, Oct, 20 and 21, Mrs.
Meyer Shugerman, president,
announced. A first-of-its-kind
event in Detroit, the Cooking
Institute will be conducted by
Mrs. Hilda Blume, Scranton, Pa.,
cateress, who is connected with
I. Rokeach and Sons, Inc., pro-
ducers of kosher canned foods.
Mrs. Blume will feature tradi-
tional Jewish cookery in her
demonstration, including both
dairy and meat meals, with em-
phasis on holiday preparations.
A graduate of Simmons College,
Mrs. Blume is famous in the
Scranton area for her course en-
titled "Party Catering, for the
Home," which she presented in
Baltimore, New York and Mount
Vernon. She is, at present, pre-
paring a television program.
The Cooking Institute will be
held in the synagogue's social
hall from 1 to 3 o'clock both
days.. A feature will be a special

CARE Kosher Packages
Available for Holidays

CARE kosher food packages
for the High Holiday season .
should be ordered now to as-
sure delivery in Israel in time
for t h e occasion, announced
Paul Comly French, CARE ex-
ecutive director.
Packages available for Israel
are: Kosher Food, $10; Israel
Family Food, $18.25, and Baby
Food, $10. All packages are cer-
tified kosher for the holidays
by the Rabbinical Council of
America and the Union of Or-
thodox Jewish Congregations.

course "For Men Only" to be
given Tuesday evening for men
who wish to test their culinary
talents. Tickets for both day
and evening sessions will go on
sale Sept. 8 and may be pur-
chased from members of the
Sisterhood or at the synagogue
office.
Along with the Cooking In-
stitute, the Sisterhood women
will exhibit attractive booths.
One will display and sell the
kitchen gadgets and utensils
used by Mrs. Blume in her food
preparations. •
Chairman of the October event
is Mrs. Leonard Sidlow, with
Mrs. Leo Weiner assisting her as
co-chairmen. Their committee
includes:

Mesdames Edward Greenbaum, Eman-
uel Einstein, Felix Green, Joseph Snider,
tickets; Harold Kaufman, I. Murray ..ra-
cobs, Abe Katzman, Allen Weston, pub-
licity; Hyman Safran, Gerald Barsky,
gadget corner; Edward Robinson, print-
ing; Ben Goode, decorations; I. I. Lap-
pin, treasurer; Kalman Sachse, Louis
Tatken, hostesses; Samuel Shetzer, Irv-
ing Miller, Sam Croll, Max Lebowitz,
Meyer Shugerman, Morris Ruskin, Joseph
Newman, Sol Friedman, H. B. Appelman,
sponsors and contributors; Jay Golub,
men's night.

Workman's Circle Chorus
Plans Outing for Palmer

The annual summer get-to-
gether of the Detroit Workmen's
Circle Chorus will be held near
the wading pool at Palmer Park,
beginning at 12 noon, Sunday.
August 23, announces Mrs. Ruth
Gottfurcht, president.
The committee is arranging
games and prizes for members
and their children. Those plan-
ning to attend should bring
lunches.
The Chorus, a 21-year-old in-
stitution; presents English, Yid-
dish and Israeli songs in a num-
ber of annual concerts.
Nathan H. Knoppow Realty
Persons interested in joining
Celebrates in New Location the chorus are invited to attend
the outing.
Nathen H. Knoppow Real Es-
tate celebrated the moving of
10,000 Arabs in Histadrut
its offices to 11836 Dexter with
an open house reception last
TEL AVIV, (JTA)—Some 10,-
Sunday. In attendance were 000 Arab workers have joined
prominent realtors, members of the Histadrut since the I abor
the trade and members of the federation opened its rolls to
community.
Arabs. Included among these are
Mr. Knoppow and his staff 400 Arabs from the Communist-
thanked the public for the con- sponsored Arab Workers Con-
fidence which they placed in the gress of Nazareth. The Congress,
firm, which made possible this a weak union, dissolved after
expansion, and pledged "even eight years of existence, in the
more adequate service now that face of a continuing drain of its
we are in larger quarters."
members to the Histadrut.

Youths Leave Argentina
For Settlement in Israel

DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-13

Friday, August 21, 1953

BUENOS AIRES, (JTA) — A
group of 42 members of the
General Zionist youth move-
ment sailed from here to settle
in Israel. The group, which in-
cludes a number of married
couples, will take up residence
in the Ein Hashlosha Kibbutz.
All of 'them received their pion-
eer training here before they
left. A large number of people
including representatives of all
Zionist groups, were on hand to
wish them bon voyage.

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