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Betrothal Announced
At a Family Dinner

Mrs. Oscar Keer, of Steel Ave., and Mrs. William Mandel, of
Santa Rosa Dr., have left for Italy aboard the luxury liner An-
drea Doria. From there, the women will fly to Israel where they
will visit their mother in Ramat Yochanan.
Mrs. Tania Brightman, of Burlingame Ave., arrived this week
in Israel with her daughter, Mrs. Malka Zeldis, and granichild.
Mrs. Zeldis returned to join her husband, Haim, also a former De-
etroiter, in Herut Bet, near Natanya.
A surprise party was recently given for Mr. and Mrs. Sidney
Kraft, of Prairie Ave., in celebration of their 25th wedding anni-
versary, at which Mrs. Kraft's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Israel,
were present. A trip to New York City by the Krafts completed the
celebration.
Honoring Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Cohen, of 1116 Parent, Wind-
sor, Can., on the occasion of their 56th wedding anniversary, their
children entertained at an open house last Wednesday. Proceeds
from the event were sent to the Mizrachi Organization of Windsor.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall D. Shulman and children were guests
here last week of their parents and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry M. Shulman of Webb Ave., prior to sailing for France where
MISS HANNAH HAAR
Mr. Shulman will continue the research and studies he began four
At a recent family dinner
months ago at Harvard University on a Rockefeller Foundation
I party, Mr. and Mrs. Menashe
fellowship. Mr. Shulman is on leave from the State Department.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Aldiner, of 20011 Picadilly, recently returned Haar, of Santa Barbara Drive,
from a vacation at Oakton Manor Resort, Lake Pewaukee, Wis.
announced the engagement of -
Cantor Hyman J. Adler and the Bnai David choral group will their daughter, Hannah, to
present a program of Jewish music at Wayne County General
Hospital, Thursday at 1 p.m. Rabbi M. J. Wohlgeiernter, Jewish Jeffrey M. Garten, son of Mr.
Chaplain, will be chairman and narrator. The sisterhood hostesses and Mrs. Abraham Garten, of .
are Mesdames Joseph Baker, Louis Beigler, Roy Chatlin, New York City.
Joseph Cdhen, David J. Cohen, Ben Fellows, BenZion Freeman,
William Goulding, Manie Hauer, Morris Kosak, Dan Otis, Allen
Reimer, Henry Schore, Morrey Shepherd, Edward Solomon, Charles
Varmen, Louis Wolf, Irving Weindling and Saul Waxman.
Mrs. Leonard H. Weiner was re-elected vice-chairman of the
Women's Committee of United Community Services at the annual
GINSBURG - R O S E N BERG
meeting Feb. 17 in International Institute. Formerly program AUXILIARY will hold its annual
chairman of the Women's Committee, Mrs. Weiner has been active games party at 8:30 p.m., Tues-
for many years in Community Chest and Torch Drive campaigns. day, at the Memorial Home.
She is a past president of the women's division of the Jewish Ruth Rubin, arrangements
Welfare Federation and of the Detroit Section of the National chairman, stated that prizes and
Council of Jewish Women. Mrs. Julian H. Krolik was elected to refreshments will be featured.
the advisory board. Re-elected to the governing board for three- For tickets, call Jean Barnett,
year terms were Mrs. Max Frank and Mrs. Benjamin Jaffe
TO. 7-3836.
Dr. and Mrs. Nathan H. Moss have returned to their home on
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ROY
F.
GREEN
POST and
America aboard the SS Nieuw Amsterdam.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Greenfield, of 4064 Elmhurst, have as AUXILIARY recently were hosts
their house guests their son, Mayer Greenfield, his wife and their to patients at Ann Arbor Vet-
two-year-old son, who have just returned from living in Israel erans Hospital. A musical show
was headed by Mickey Woolf.
for five years.
The Post is planning a social
meeting at 9 p.m., Thursday, at
14600 Wyoming. Guests are wel-
come.

3 Center Groups Schedule Dances

Dancing of various sorts high-
lights the coming events of
three groups within the orbit
of the Jewish Community Cen-
ter : the 30 Plus Club, the Moth-
ers' Club and the teen-age ad-
vanced social dance class.
The 30 Plus group offers its
mid-season dance Sunday night
at the Woodward Center.
The Mothers Club presents its
Masquerade Ball at the Davison
Center Saturday night. Mrs. Ber-
nice Lefkowitz, chairman of the
ball, announces that Dr. and
Mrs. Joseph Markel and Mrs.
Norman Nagel will serve as
judges of the most creative and
original costumes. Prizes will be
awarded on an individual and
group basis. Music will be pro-
vided by Sammy Schwartz and
his Serenaders.

The teen-age advanced social
dance class meets 7 to 8:30 p.m.,
Mondays, at the Davison Center,
directed by Joe Cornel, an
Arthur Murray instructor. Steps
!now being taught include the
• .00, tango, rhumba and jit-
imam
terbug-.
The course lasts 10 weeks; boys
and girls 14-18 are invited to at-
, tend. Those interested should
Call Dottie Roer, supervisor of
teen-age activities, at TR. - 5-
8450.

Music Styled Especially for Y ou

BABY and WEDDING

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JSSB to Adopt Fee Charging Plan

A plan of charging fees for
services given by the Jewish
Social Service Bureau will be
introduced on Monday, it was
announced by Mrs. Theodore

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Bargman, president of the Bu-
reau.
"The plan is designed," Mrs.
Bargman stated, "to dignify the
service, help the client to use
services most effectively and at-
tract broader segments of the
population who would hesitate
to use free service. The income
to be derived is a minor consid-
eration, since fees will pay for
only a fraction of the cost."
Services of the agency will
continue to be available to any-
one, regardless of economic stat-
us, and no charge will be made
to these unable to pay. The
Bureau's services include help to
people with their personal and
family problems.
The plan was approved by the
JSSB board following months of
study by a joint board and staff
committee, headed by Mrs. Har-
ry L. Jones. The scale of fees
is graduated, in accordance with
the Income and size of the fam-
ily.
Fee charging is now practiced
in most family and children's
agencies in the country, Mrs.
Bargman pointed out. Its in-
troduction was strongly recom-
mended by a recent survey of
social agencies, conducted by the
United Community Services, of
which JSSB is a member.

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THE 30
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A Dance

Sunday, Feb. 28th

At the
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D ANCING 9 P.M. TO 12
DANCING

Orchestra

Refreshments

LOUIS MARSHALL LODGE,
Bnai Brith, invites members and
the public to its meeting on
Tuesday, 8:30 p.m., at Work-
men's Circle, Linwood at Bur-
lingame. Feature of the evening
will be a new type of audience
participation program, "What
Would You Do?" Panel members
will be Mrs. Henry Onrich, De-
troit Bnai Brith Women's Anti-
Defamation League chairman;
Mrs. Samuel Aaron, executive
committee member of the re-
gional ADL board, and Julius
Reznik, Detroit ADL chairman.
Dr. Morton J. Sobel, Michigan
ADL director, will be the consul-
tant. Refreshments will be serv-
ed. Arnold Mundell, Louis Mar-
shall, ADL chairman, is in
charge of arrangements.

Pfc. JOSEPH• L. BALE POST
will meet at 8:30 p.m., Tuesday,
in the Memorial Home. Danny
Hamburg, membership chair-
man, urges members to bring
their annual dues.
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LT. ROY F. GREEN AUXIL-
IARY will hold a smorgasbord
dinner for paid-up members on
Tuesday, at the Memorial Home.
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YETI - COHEN
AUXILIARY
will meet Monday at the Mem-
orial Home. Members are urged
to bring records of all speeds
to be sent to patients at Ann
Arbor Hospital. First nomina-
tions for officers will be held,
and letters of nomination should
be sent to Betty Spinner at the
Memorial Home. Hostesses for
the meeting will be Sara Cohen
and Edna Arnkoff. Plans will
be made for a mother-daughter
affair to be held March 8. For
reservations, call Esther ." Citron,
KE. 1-6124.

Chaim Weizmann Group
Plans Musical Program

In connection with Jewish
Music Month, records and com-
mentary on "Modern Trends in
Jewish Music" will form the
program of the next meeting of
Chaim Weizmann Chapter of
American Jewish Congress,
Tuesday evening, at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Morton Silber-
berg, 2448 Clements.
Discussion will be followed by
a social hour. For further in-
formation call Mrs. M. Silber-
berg, TO. 7-1798.

Zionist Youth Schedule
'Some Enchanted Evening'

"An Enchanted Evening" is
the theme of a joint program
being sponsored by Young Zion-
ist Club and. Nordau Chapter, of
the Zionist Organization of De-
troit, according to Lillian Tron
and Sherman Shapiro, presi-
dents of the two groups.
The program will be held at
8:30 p.m. March 20, at Cong.
Bnai Moshe. An exhibition of
hypnosis is one of the features
of the evening.

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