Prim ock-Baskin Rites
Scheduled for June

DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-15

Friday, October 1,

1854

Betrothal Told

Dr. Benjamin Welling, chair-
man of the Jewish Home for
Aged's recreation and occupa-
tional therapy committee, an-
nounces that Rabbi Morris Adler
will be guest speaker at the
Home on Oct. 27:
Other monthly events will in-
clude the regular birthday par-
ty on Oct. 28, at which enter-
tainment by Mickey Woolf and
his orchestra is planned. The
rest of the month's activities will
include the celebration of the
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holidays.
Rabbi David S. Bakst will preach
at Yom Kippur and Sukkot serv-
ices at which Cantor Harry
Greenfield will officiate and
chant the liturgy. Sukkot will be

Federation Women
Plan Four .45t-scions
On Leaders Training

MISS GERALDINE PRIMACK

Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Pri-
mack, of 2696 W. •Grand, an-.
nounce the engagement of -their
daughter, Geraldine, to Sidney
Baskin, son of Mrs. Mary Baskin,
of Kentucky Ave., and the late
Mr. Morris Baskin.
The bride-elect will soon enter
Wayne University's College of
education. Her fiance attends
the University of Michigan Med-
ical School where he is affiliat-
ed with Phi Delta Epsilon fra-
ternity.
A June wedding is planned.

A series of four sessions on
leadership training is being pre-
sented by the Women's Division
of the Jewish Welfare Federa-
tion of Detroit, according to Mrs.
Harry L. Jones, Division presi-
dent.
The sessions, which are to be
held on four successive Mohdays,
Oct. 4, 11, 18 and 25, will be in-
formative discussions regarding
our Jewish community and its
services. The meetings will be
held at 9:50 a.m. to 11:50 a.m. at
Davison Jewish - Center.
Isidore Sobeloff and William Av
runin, director and associate di-
rector, - respectively, of Federa-
tion, will make presentations at
the first three sessions where
emphasis will be on "content."
The final session will be devo-
ted to the techniques of bein 4;
a discussion leader.
Mrs. .Jones pointed out that
the values of these sessions are
two-fold. First, the individual
will be better informed and, sec-
ond, the individual will be able
to enrich the program of the
Women's Division in playing a ,
more • intimate • role in such
things as the "Mystery Bus
Tours," "Blue Book Seminars,"
and in the Allied Jewish Cam-
paign organization.

Rabbi Adler to Lead Home's Guest List

MISS JANET LIPSCHUTZ

Mr. and Mrs. Michael- B; Lip-
schutz, of San Juan Dr., an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Janet Marian, to Je-
rome A. Rosman, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Sigmund Rosman, of Muir-
land Ave. Both young people at-
tend Wayne University.

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KOWN FAMILY CIRCLE, at
its recent installation dinner,
inducted Arthur Kollin as presi-
dent; Isidore Levinthal, vice-
president; Frank Newberg, sec-
retary; Philip Kollin, treasurer;
and Dave Kollin and Mrs. Leo
ing an experiment which in Ittigson, board members. Ben
time may have value for other Goldberg served as installing
communities. . ." May I be per- officer.
mitted to make the following
comments regarding the above
Ae,sculapians to Meet
generalizations.
First of all, let me stress that
Aesculapian Pharmaceutical
I fully agree with Mr. Garvett
as to the high standards, solidi- Association and its Ladies Aux-
ty and strength of the UHS. iliary will hold a joint board
However I would like to take is- meeting at 9 p.m., Monday, at
the home of the A. Roggins,
sue with him as to his assertion
17395 Cherrylawn. Mrs. Harry
that Detroit has not felt the Berlin will be co-hostess. Re-
"necessity of founding a formal ports on the yearbook and the
bureau of Jewish education." Nov. 10 dinner-dance at Latin
The contrary is correct! The Quarter will be heard and dis-
need for such an institution is cussed.
enormous, a n d is continually
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growing more enormous. As a
EVE MEI STER
result of that need "the direc-
Dramatic Coach
tors council of the Jewish re-
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ligious schools of metropolitan
Speech - Poise - Acting Classes
Detroit" came into being. This
Ages 8 to 16
council, at present, is the only
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Democratic central educational
agency of the Detroit Jewish
community. May I also empha-
size that an imposed bureau will
be resented by many a Detroit
responsible lay and pi ofessional
AND SUPPLIES
education leader.
ALLEN A. WARSEN.
Lillian Fink UN. 4-4977

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observed in the new sukkah,
built last year. Residents haVe
organized a decorating commit-
tee, which will beautify the suk-
kah with 'co orful fruits and
vegetables. The Simhat Torah
will be observed with a party on
Oct. 19. Cantor Greenfield and
his brothers, also cantors, will
lead in the singing of the
Zmiros. Daily activties of the
home, such as bingo, movies,
work therapy in the hobby shop
and the sheltered workshop will
continue throughout the year,

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Comment on Garvett Article:
Education Bureau Advocated
Editor, The Jewish News:
In his article "The History of
Our Expanding School System,"
in The Jewish News of Septem-
ber 24, Mr. Garvett wrote, ". . .
The solidity and strength of the
United Hebrew Schools and its
high standards are also the rea-
son that Detroit has not felt as
keenly as other large communi-
ties the necessity of founding
a formal bureau of Jewish edu-
cation to instigate progress and
foster minimum standards for
Jewish schools. Detroit thus
feels that it has secured- most
Of the advantages of a central
bureau without actually creat-
ing one and thereby is conduct-

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