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Marcia Schunier Wed
To Samuel Callton
Our Letter Box
Louise Helfgott Wed
To Irving Maggin
Schedule Program in Israel' in Schauer' s , Honor
Young Adult Poses
Activities' Problems
Editor, The Jewish News:
I was very impressed by your
recent article on the plight of
young adults in the Detroit Jew-
ish Community. I, too, was
amazed at the lack of Jewish
young adult activities in the past
few years antha.lso in the limited
attendance at events that were
held.
Recently, I decided that as a
young adult it was time to do
something about the situation of
a constructive nature. This year,
along with a dozen or more
young adults, we . have under-
taken a program under the aus-
pices of the Jewish Community
Center.
MRS. SAMUEL CALLTON
MRS. IRVING MAGGIN
It includes a group of seven
Announcement is made of the social dances; three square
In a ceremony Jan. 9, at Adas
recent marriage of Marcia Schu- dances, two camp weekends and Shalom Synagogue, Louise (Lue)
mer to Samuel Callton. Rabbi a series of future programs at Helfgott, daughter of Mr. and
Jacob E. Segal and Canfor the new Northwest Center, in Mrs. Alfred A. Helfgott, of 24241
Nicholas Fenakel officiated at the Esther Berman Bldg., Moritz, Oak Park, Mich., became
the;cerenlony, which was held Schaefer and Seven Mile Rds.
the bride of Irving Maggin, son
at Holiday Manor. I This, I think, represents a of Mr. and Mrs. Morris B. Mag-
positive
approach
toward
the
-Mr.
and
The bride, daughter of
gin, of 16915 Linwood. Rabbi
Mrs. J. Schumer, of Ohio Ave , • lack of activities; however, it is Jacob E. Segal and Cantor Nich-
wore a White satin gown, with a limited one. We are limited in olas Fenakel officiated.
a lace bodice, appliqued with having young adult activities in
The 'bride wore a ballerina-
seed pearls. Her fingertip veil Detroit because of a lack of fa- length gown of white chantilly
cilities,
budget
and
leaders.
t
illy
lace,
was trimmed with chani
lace that featured an illusion
I believe that a Young Adult yoke, Queen Anne collar and
and was -secured by a cap of
Building (not a Jewish Center) bidal sleeves. The bouffant, scal-
matching pearls.
The bride's attendants were to house an auditorium for loped, lace skirt reached the
Geraldine Raznik, Rona Berk, dancing, a lounge, a restaurant, hemline in the back over nylon
Maureen Schmer, Ethel Cohen a game room and a responsible
and Frances Fine. Flower girls and alert staff can answer the
Her two-tiered veil of illusion
were Sharon Hope Schumer and question of why young adults do fell to fingertip length, and was
not turn out for affairs in De- held in place by a cap studded
Susan Rita Raznik.
The bridegroom, son - of Mrs. troit.
with sequins and pearls. She
Sarah Cohen,- of Clements Ave., • Young adults feel that they carried a bouquet of white or-
and the late Dr. H. Cohen; was , want to run things, and if given chids and stephanoti's on a
served by Bernard Cohen as proper facilities • they will carry white Bible, which she received
best- man. Ushers included Mar- out a program that can be a in 1948 from Adas Shalom Syna-
tin Murav and George Carnes. model for young adults through- gogue 'as a member of the first
The couple now resides in • out the country.
confirmation class.
Chicago, Ill., where Mr.' Calltonl It is the fault of nobody in . Attending the bride was her-
is attending the Chicago College the community that the Jewish sister, Sylvia J. Helfgott, as
Center cannot attract young maid of honor, and her cousin,
of Osteopathy.
adults on a large scale or ac- Mrs. Harold Merritt,, as matron
Adas Shalom YPL to Bowl
commodate more of them. It is of honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs.
Young people's. League of Adas the responsibility of Jewish citi- Bernard Maggin and Barbara
Shalom Synagogue will bowl at zenry to provide young adults Kahn, while Elaine Fried was
8:30 p.m., Tuesday, at Fleetwood with the mechanics, facilities jimior bridesmaid. Iris Parto-
Recreation. Young adults 18 to and staff such as the Center vich was flower girl.
28 are welcome to attend. For provides for teen-agers.
Bernard Maggin, the bride-
information, call TE. 4-4550. .
There, has been a gradual. de- groom's brother, was best man,
cline in young adult activities and ushers were Harold Merritt,
since the end of World War II. Bernard • Maller, Richard Ormos.
Its -
If the situation is not rectified and Gerald Lashe r. Louis
For
then Detroit will compare with Hirschman was junior usher, and
Chicago, Cleveland and L o s , Stephen Chailes Helfgott was
Angeles in the sense that young ring bearer.
F011owing a dinner and recep-
and His Orehestra
adults do only what they or
close friends would do, but stick tion in the social hall, the cou-
TE. 4-9661
in close circles and in doing so ple left for a two-week honey-
limit their social maturity, civic moon in Miami Beach, Fla.
Out-of-town guests included
responsibility and sphere of ac-
GUARANTEE
the bride's grandmother, Mrs.
quaintanceship.
■
Alvin P. Eichler Sara Helfgott, Miss Frieda Helf-
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gott, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Helf-
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Permit needed. Jewish and Eng-
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Mrs. Bessie Mazoff and Mr. and
Jewish Music Criticism
Mrs. Abe Lurie, all of New York;
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Of Choice of Composers
William and Nathan Helfgott, of
Editor, The Jewish News:
West Hartford, Conn.; Mr. and
A few weeks ago you criti- Mrs. Bernard Maggin, of Arling-
Dance with Delight
cized Jan Peerce for the omis- ton, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs.. Gary
to
sion of Jewish compositions Mayers, of University Heights,
from his program.
0.; Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Segal,
LARRY FREEDMAN
Our community deserves a Mr. and Mrs. Ben Singer and
and his Orchestra
word at this time in regard to a Mr. and Mrs. Hubs Benson, of
UN. 1-2971
TO. 6-7555
much publicized • and largely at- Cincinnati, O.; and Mr. and
tended "Jewish Music Festival" Mrs. Irvin Reingold, of Dayton,
at Adas Shalom Synagogue to 0.
KEEP THOSE PRECIOUS
inaugurate Jewish Music Month
MOMENTS ALIVE WITH
and to celebrate the Tercenten- 300-Year-Old Menorah
"MOVING PICTURES"
ary.
The major compositions of the To Be Used by Women
KINO FILM STUDIOS
program
were written by Mozart, In Pageant on Feb. 14
TU. 3-4367
Grieg, Bizet and Verdi. Why
Mrs. Irving Small, chairman
Weddings, Bar Mitzvahs, Parties
should the ,public and especially of the Women's Tercentenary
the American Jewish youth be Committee and president of the
ROSEN'S PRIME KOSHER
confused by such a misrepre- League of Jewish Women, an-
sentation of Jewish music? I nounces that the 300-year-old
MEAT
candlesticks to be used in. the
am
not criticizing the perform- pageant
Kosher Salami, Bologna, Hot
to be held on Feb. 14,
ance
which
showed
great
effort
Dogs and Liverwurst
lb. 69c
1:15
p.m.,
Temple Israel, were
and sincere preparation, but I loaned by in . Charles
We Deliver
Feinberg,
question the choice of com- •leading collector of ceremonial
11527 Dexter WE. 5-9757
posers, and what Mozart had to objects.
do with the Tercentenary. There
The beauty of the candlesticks
is much music of world-recog- and what they stand for are
SAMEROFF'S
nized living Jewish composers described in the script, "A Pair
that cOuld fit the bill.
of Silver Candlesticks," written
.CATERING
Sincerely yours,
by Mrs. Joshua Sperka. The
FLORENCE WEINTRAUB script revolves around the
Catering for all occasions, in
GOLDRING
candlesticks, weaving the story
our beautiful banquet hall - or
of Jewish women in America in
in your home.
the past 300 years.
Form USSR Affiliate Group
The director of the pageant
We supply all dishes and table
LONDON, (JTA)—Radio Mos-
appointments.
cow made known in a broadcast is Harry Goldstein. Musical di-
in Arabic to the Near East a rector is Karl Haas. A women's
Special rates for showers
"Russian - Palestinian Associa- choral group will participate.
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tion" has been created as an
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music
SAM BARNETT
The Jan. 12 issue of the Jeru- Ani Maamin Series, at Keren-
salem Post, which arrived here , Tzlil Auditorium, 15 Rehov
this week, carried an announce- ' Shiomo Hamelech, Tel Aviv. The
ment of a speci ' concert that well known musicologist, Men-
was given, that day, in honor of ashe•Ravina, was the narrator.
the prominent Detroiter, Morris
Schaver.
The program, honoiring Mr.
Schaver's 60th birthday, was
sponsored by the • Keren-Tzlil
musical organization. It featur-
ed Mrs. Schaver's recordings, the
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