DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-15
Friday, November 26, 1954
Mrs. Stollman to Head Mark Golden Wedding
At Dinner Saturday
JNF Fund-Raising
Beverly Ribiat to Wed Campaign for $50,000
Sheldon Gilbert May 29
-- MISS BEVERLY RIBIAT
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Ribiat, of
Burlingame Ave., announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Beverly Joan, to Sheldon Gilbert,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gil-
bert, of Pontiac, Mich.
Mr. Gilbert is a pharmacy
graduate of Ferris Institute
where he was affiliated with
Kappa Sigma Kappa fraternity.
The bride-elect attends Wayne
University. The couple is plan-
nin a May 29 wedding.
Contributors Invited
To Pioneer Women's
Fund-Raising Finale
Mrs. Gerson Berris, presi-
dent of the Detroit Council of
Pioneer Women, this week ex-
tended an invitation to • all
members of the community who
have supported its current fund-
raising drive to attend the cul-
minating event at 8:30 p.m.,
Sunday, at Masonic Temple.
Highlighting the program will
be the Ames Brothers, noted
radio and tele-
vision quartette
in a comedy ancl::
song routine.
They will be
supported by a
12-piece orches-s
tra.
The guest
speaker will be
Spencer Irwin,
foreign corres-
Mr. Berris
pondent and as-
sociate editor of The Cleveland
Plain Dealer whose trips to Is-
rael and the Near East have
made him an authority on prob-
lems in the area.
Responsible for the success of
the fund raising drive, which
nationally has a goal of $1,500,-
000, are Mesdames Dave Cole-
man, fund-raising vice-presi-
dent; Saul Rose, Moatzot Hap-
oalot chairman; Moe Saslove,
bulletin; Abraham Prima c k ,
con t r i b u t in g organizations;
Frank Wesser, program chair-
man; and Chana Michlin, funds
advisor.
Mrs. Sidney Ravin, president
of t1 Ladies Auxiliary, Jewish
National Fund, announces that
a $50,000 goal has been set for
its annual fund - raising drive.
The money will purchase tree
shelter belts in strategic areas
of Israel's countryside.
Mrs. Ravin pointed out that a
shelter belt is planted "to make
the dessert bloom" by providing
a screen to prevent soil ero-
sion and she pioneering
Jewish settlements thus safe-
guarding the country.
Mrs. Max Stollman, chairman
of fund - raising is assisted by
Mrs. Joseph Greenbaum and
Mrs. Abraham Scheuer, co- ,
chairman. Division chairmen in-
clude:
Mesdames Harr y Buchman,
William Hordes, Harry Davis, I.
Kardiner, William Klafer, Leo
Lesser, Harry Schwar t z, Sol
Pearlman, Jack Rosenthal, I.
Bloom, George Schneired, Mau-
rice Rosender, Irving Schlussel,
Jack Siedman, Milton Winston,
Harry Portnoy, Joseph Rubin.
Mrs. Joseph' Broder is chairman
of the Suburban Group..
Special chairmen are Mes-
dames Nathan Linden, Golden
Book; A. Chanin, dunam; Morris
Lachover, memoriam; I. Lawton,
sefer hay el e d and sefer bar
mitzvah; Harry Newcorn, co-
chairman; Al Posen, bulletin;
Morris Lachover, co - chairman,
and Edward Wishnetsky; Jack
Grossbart, tickets; Harry Schu-
mer and P. Sikov, donor secre-
taries.
Women interested in support-
ing the project are requested to
call Mrs. Stollman, WE. 3-4113.
Temple Israel Marrieds
Schedule Two Programs
HAIFA, (JTA.) — Students at
the Israel Institute of Technol-
ogy here were on strike in pro-
test against the rigorous exam-
ination system in effect at the
school.
The authorities have ref used•
to modify the examination pro-
cedures, insisting that the type
of examination now given is ne-
dave dombey
Four young men in the com-
munity are among the new class
officers elected by Detroit In-
stitute of Technology's college of
pharmacy. There are Harvey
Gordon, Mel Oshinsky, Allan
Budman and Erwin Gutenberg.
Gordon, son of Mrs. Lilly Gor-
don, of 19162 Wisconsin, was
chosen president of the junior
class, while Allan Budman; son
of Aaron Budman, of 16230 Ap-
poltine was named junior class
vice-president.
Gutenberg, of 2975 Fullerton,
was elected sophomore vice-
president, and Oshinsky, 2755
Lawrence, was named sopho-
more secretary-treasurer.
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diecorator, will advise the wom-
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SAM HAMMERSTEIN and SOL HAMMERSTEIN
invite all their
Old Friends, Doctors and Customers
To Attend
The Grand Opening
Atzeret Rosh Hodesh at UHS This Sunday
An Atzeret Rosh Hodesh Kis-
lev will be held by the students
of the Hebrew High School of
the United Hebrew Schools this
Sunday, 11 a. m., at the Rose Sit-
tig Cohen Bldg.
Guests at this assembly will
be the students and teachers of
the United Yiddish High School,
which will house its regular
classes every Sunday, beginning
Nov. 28, in the Rose Sittig Co-
hen Bldg.
The chairman of the affair is
Clifford B. Miller.
The participants in the dis-
cussion of the Sedra of the week
in addition to Margie Weingar-
ten, chairman of the panel, are:
Shel Schenfeld, Calvin A. Weiss,
David Cullen, David Sandler,
Marsha Kutnick, Stuart Pearl-
man, and Mark Eichner.
Birchat Hachodesh will be di-
rected by Joel Roth, and Birchat
Hamozon, by Joel Roth, Barbara
Goldsmith and Margie Wein-
garten.
There will be group singing in
Mr. and Mrs. JACK PERL,
of 11735 Broadstreet, will cele- .
brate their golden wedding
anniversary Saturday, at a
family dinner. The Pearls, who
were married 50 years ago in
New York City, have lived in
Detroit for 47 years. They
have three sons, Cecil, Morton,
and Donald, and one daughter,
Mrs. Myron D. Stein. Seven
grandchildren also will take
part in the celebration.
Students of Technion Protest Examinations
Hebrew and Yiddish. A film in
color on Judah Turo will be
shown, and refreshments served.
These assemblies are spon-
sored by the Student Council
which consists of Joel Roth,
president; Calvin Weiss, vice-
president; Barbara Goldsmith,
secretary; Irving Sorscher, treas-
urer; Sheldon Kirsch, custodian;
Willia mAsh, Jerry Kutnick and
Calvin Isaacs.
Additional activities of the
High School are: Israeli Challil
(flute) playing, debating and the
chanting of the Torah.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cohen,
of Cincinnati, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter,
Inez, to Simon David Gold, son
of Mr. and. Mrs. Sam Gold, of
Leslie Avenue. An early June
wedding is planned.
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