Engagement Told
DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-13
Friday, April 2, 1954
To Wed July 4
Nominating Committee
Selected by Council
MISS ROSLYN BROSE
Mr. and Mrs. Max Brose, of
Cherrylawn Ave., announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Roslyn, to Jack Medler, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Max Medler, of
Windsor, Ont. No wedding date
has been set.
ROOSEVELT HOME and
SCHOOL ASSOCIATION will pre-
sent a square dance at 9:00 p.m.,
Wednesday, in the school gym-
nasium. Jim Schultheis will be
the caller. Social dancing and
games also will be included.
Dress is informal.
Dance with Delight
,
to
LARRY FREEDMAN
'and his Orchestra
TO. 6-7555
Plastic Furniture Covers
MADE TO ORDER OR
READY MADE
CALL ANNA KARBAL
TO. 7-0874
SEPARATE CUSHION COVERS $1 UP
• BAR MITZVAHS
• WEDDINGS
• MEETINGS
• SHOWERS
CONGREGATION,
BNAI ISRAEL
LINWOOD at LESLIE
New Synagogue, Modern Hall
and Facilities
CONTACT:
M. CoYensky, TO. 5-6855
A. Rotenberg, TO. 7-8596
In preparation for the forth-
coming Jewish Community
Council delegate assembly, a
nominating committee has been
selected to present candidates
for Council positions.
Philip Marcuse is chairman of
the committee and the members
are: Rabbi Benjamin Gorrelick,
I. Pokempner, Julius Reznick,
Frank Rosenbaum, Mrs. Major
Siegel and A. Albert Sugar.
Sidney M. Shevitz, Council
president, stated that this com-
mittee will report at the dele-
gate assembly on April 14 at
Cong. Bnai Moshe. Thereafter,
within a period of 14 days, addi-
tional nominations may be
made on petitions by delegates.
The signatures of five qualified
delegates and the consent of the
nominee are Aquired.
Urge IVIcCarran Changes
The action of Attorney Gener-
al Herbert Brownell, Jr., in
recommending changes in the
McCarran-Walter Immigration
Law was commended by Coun-
cil.
The Community Council hail-
ed this recommendation as "a
significant step toward a more
comprehensive revision" of the
law.
Fruit of the Bible
A Favorite Today
If we watch our youngsters as
they join in the Seder night and
Passover festivities, enjoy the
traditional Passover treats, it is
not too difficult to project into
the past and picture children of
2,000 or 3,000 years ago greeting
the holiday with much the same
joy and reverence, the ; same
sense of anticipation as we do.
Then, as now, sweets were a
special treat for the children
and an important part of tra-
ditional celebration. Then, as
now, luscious, golden-brown
dates grown in the Biblical re-
gions were the traditional sweet
at Passover.
These are the dates Dromedary
brings you as the ideal sweet for
your holiday table. Today, with
a 5,000 year pedigree, Dromedary
Dates. have a delicate taste and
firm, meaty texture, a quality
unsurpassed in the entire history
of the cultivation of this fruit,
all purified by an exclusive
Dromedary pasteurization pro-
cess.
Dromedary Dates, in the fa-
miliar cellophane-wrapped yel-
low package, are featured for
Passover at all food stores, in
8 ounce and 1 pound sizes.
&ader
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Rug C/eanin
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rugs deserve Leader's
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Wall - to - wall carpeting
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Repairing
and Laying
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AJC Chapters Have Blair Moody as Guest Speker
Blair Moo d y, guest speaker, , mann Chapter and Stephen S.
will discuss "Preserving Our Lib- I Wise Chapter, American Jewish
I
erties," 8:30 p.m., Tuesday, at Congress. All interested per-
Beth Aaron Synagogue, Wyo- sons are invited to attend. For
ming and Thatcher,
further information, call Mrs.
The program is jointly spon- M. Silberberg, TO. 7-1798.
sored by Business and Profes-
sional Chapter, Chaim Weiz-
MICKEY
WOOLF
THE RECORD STORE
Open on
SUNDAYS, 12 to 4
and His
Orchestra
UN.
3-3737
METRO MUSIC
10328 DEXTER
TO. 8-4114
In response to numerous requests ... the
MAYFAIR CATERERS
Continue to Offer Home Delivery of
MISS FELICIA VOGLER
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Green-
span, of 2932 Monterey, an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Felicia Vogler, to Eric
Liban, son of Mr. David Liban
and Mrs. Rela Liban, of New
York. A July wedding is
planned.
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•SWEET TABLES
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in all Detroit Synagogues
TO PLACE YOUR ORDERS CALL TE. 4-6781
Home for Aged Slates
Passover Activities
The Jewish Home for Aged is
currently planning activities for
residents during the Passover
holiday, which will be the first
year that the Home's newly
equipped kitchens will be in op-
eration for the holiday.
Services will be conducted for
residents on April 18, 19, 24 and
25 by Rabbi David S. Bakst. The
sedorim will be attended by the
folks, members of the Home's
board of directors and admin-
istration.
During the month, leisure time
activities and special programs
will continue. Among the events
will be .a reading from Yiddish
literature on Wednesday by Da-
vid Sislin; musical entertain-
ment on April 14 by Melvin Sny-
der; an address on April 21 by
Rabbi Moses Lehrman and en-
tertainment by Mrs. Esther Co-
hen on April 28.
The month birthday party is
scheduled for 2 p.m., April 29,
and will feature entertainment
by the Detroit Federation of Mu-
sicians, which has arranged to
furnish musicians, all 70 years
of age or older, to entertain the
residents.
"MAYFAIR" Means Good Food
BECAUSE
Laurels Country Club to Open
For Passover Holidays
Joe Novack announces the
opening of his Laurels Country
Club, Sackett Lake, N. Y., on
April 16, in time for the Pass-
over holiday. Traditional serv-
ices will be performed by a
cantor and choir. Laurels, noted
for its fine food and service, will
observe orthodox dietary laws.
The championship golf course
has been groomed, and the
12 all-weather tennis courts are
in top shape. Rounding out an
all around activity schedule for
the week will be several full
length variety shows featuring
name Broadway entertainers.
THINGS „
You are invited to
OUR NEW STORE
VISIT
at our new location in
NORTHLAND CENTER
For parking convenience use lots H or G
Open Thurs., Fri., Sat. Evenings
Outfitters
Gentlemen
ELgin 6-1300
NORTHLAND CENTER, Building E
It's Passover Time at the
DEXTER DAVISON MARKETS
'Where Old Friends Meet to Shop'
FROZEN FOOD SPECIAL
LIBBY'S
Peas & Carrots, Leaf or Chopped Spinach,
Mixed Vegetables, French Fries
Pkg.
YOUR CHOICE
Mrs. Mondry Honored
With a Y1VO Award
Mrs. Adele Mondry, for many
years a leader in local. Pioneer
Women's, Farband and Labor
Zionist ranks, was informed this
week that she
was among win-
ners in an essay
contest con-.
ducted by the
Yiddish Scienti-
fic Institute..
Prize awarded:*
her is a book ap-
propriately in-
scribed in re-
cognition of the
work she con- Mrs. Mondry
ducted in pre-
paring her essay.
Her essay evaluated the work
of a number of organizations in
Detroit affiliated with the Labor
Zionists. She wrote about the
work of men and women who
participated in World War II
public services and discussed
the integration of Jewish im-
migrants who arrived here after
World War I into American life.
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