Coy. Williams Proclaims May as
`City of Hope Month' in Michigan

G o v. G. MENNEN
WILLIAMS signs a
proclamation calling
for the observance in
Michigan during May
of City of Hope
Month. Looking on
are Mrs. STANLEY
OSCHIN (left) vice-
president Cancer
Fighters, and Mrs.
THOMAS ROSEN-
BERG, the organi-
sation 's president.
There are five City
of Hope Auxiliaries
in Detroit supporting
activities at the Du-
arte, Calif. cancer,
leukemia, heart and tuberculosis center. Besides the Cancer Fight-
ers, they are the City of Hope Chapter, Auxiliary, Mr. and Mrs.
Group and Duartians. The Center, built in 1913, has grown to be
one of the important medical and research centers in the nation.
On May 22, the Cancer Fighters will hold its annual Dinner-Dance,
at Holiday Manor, proceeds from which support the City of Hope.
Mrs. Oschin is overall chairman.

Mrs. Winton Heads Beth El Sisterhood

14 DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

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Friday, May 13, 1955

Bar Mitzvahs

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ngagementi

Mr. and Mrs. Leo Simon, of
Appoline Ave., announce the en-
gagement of their daughter,
Susan Joan, to Bertrand Hor-
witz, son of Mrs. Alex Horwitz,
of Waverly Ave., and the late
Mr. Horwitz. The couple are
alumni of Wayne University,
where the bride-elect was affili-
ated with Sigma Theta Delta
sorority. A December wedding is
planned.

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Dr. and Mrs. Harry H. Kay, of
Beverly Hills, Calif., announce
the Bar Mitzvah of their son,
James Stuart, on Saturday, at
Cong. Beth Yehuda, 721 Ocean
Front, Venice, Calif. A reception
in his honor will be held Sun-
day, at 8356 Blackburn, Los
Angeles.
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Mr. and Mrs. Philip P. Fealk,
of 18075 Appoline, announce the
Bar Mitzvah of their son, Eugene
Lewis, on May 21, at the Beth
Aaron Synagogue. A family din-
ner in his honor will be held that
evening in the Mayfair Roam.

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Temple Players, third vice-
president of Sisterhood; and pro-
gram chairman of the Michigan
State Federation of Temple Sis-
terhoods.
A. graduate of Northwestern
University, she has been presi-
dent of Home Relief Society,
vice-president, Northwest Chap-
ter, Women's American ORT;
Tag Day chairman for the Amer-
ican Cancer Society, and is a
member of many other civic and
communal organizations, includ-
ing the Girl Scouts which she
served for four years as a leader.

Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Yashinsky,
of 2643 Elmhurst, announce the
Bar Mitzvah Df their son, Jerry
Delano, on May 21, at Cong.
Mogen Abraham. A dinner in
Jerry's honor will be held May
22, in the Mayfair Room.

Four Community Actors
In Wayne U. Production
Several young communityites

Ativi tieo

will be featured in "Dark of the
Moon," a folk drama which will
close the current Wayne Univer-
sity Theater season. The play
opened last weekend, and will
run again today and Saturday.
Curtain time is 8:30 p.m.
Featured in the cast a r e
Harold Herman, son of Mrs.
Sophie Herman, 2930 Elmhurst;
Joan Hertzenson, daughter of
Mrs. Helen Hertzenson, of 3337
Fullerton; Barry Levine, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Levine, of
2980 Waverly; and Phyllis Pull-
berg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Pullberg, of 3729 Calvert.

Greenbush to Open
For Summer May .16

Greenbush Inn, popular sum-
mer resort located at Greenbush,
Mich., on the shores of Lake
Huron will open for the season
on May 16. Special celebrations
are planned for Memorial Day,
July 4 and Labor Day weekends.
Under the new management
of Dr. Max Rosenfeld, Greenbush
will operate as a vacation and
recreation resort. Menus will
feature high protein meat,
chicken and fish or lacto-vege-
tarian foods for those who desire
them.
Dr. Rosenfeld has written
numerous articles, spoken at
many chiropractic and naturo-
pathy conventions locally and
nationally and has taught over
the radio as "The Voice of
Health."
A health specialist with 25
years of practice, Dr. Rosenfeld
will be assisted by Martha Ros-
enfeld as hostess and nutritionist.
Mrs. Rosenfeld has taught here
and in New York, and has spent
the past two years demonstrat-
ing specialty cooking.
Swimming will be available to
vacationers in Greenbush's self-
filtering pool and at the private
lake beach. Children's counsel-
lors will leave parents free to
participate in the resort's recre-
ation activities.
Greenbush facilities will in-
clude games, dancing, play and
swimming, the latter under pro-
fessonal instruction. Facilities
also will be available for mas-
sage, physical therapy, light
treatments and chiropractic ad-
j ustments,
Information on the resort or
its program may be addressed
to Dr. Rosenfeld, 60 Collingwood,
TO. 5-3307.

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Dr. and Mrs. Milton L. Sorock
announce the Bar Mitzvah of
their son, Robert Bruce, on May
21, at Cong. Shaarey Zedek.

Wayne U. Radio Editor
Gets Levenson Interview

Elaine Y. Berman, of 2722
Webb, women's director €4
Wayne University's radio station
WDET-FM, in her weekly pro-
gram last week interviewed
comedian Sam Levenson.
Miss Berman, a Wayne senior,
conducts WDET's "W o m an's
World" program. The appear-
ance of Levenson was considered
a distinct honor, since he did
not have time available for other
appearances, Miss Berman said.

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Dr. and Mrs. David J. Sand-
weiss, of 18235 Parkside, an-
nounce the Bar Mitzvah of their
son, Donald Arthur, on Saturday,
at Cong. Shaarey Zedek. A re-
ception in his honor will be held
from 3 to 7 p.m., Sunday, in the
family home. No cards.

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Mrs. Frank J. Winton, long
active in Temple Beth El activi-
ties, was elected president of the
temple Sisterhood at the 54th
annual meeting on May 9th.
Mesdames Burton J. Friedman,
Major A. Siegel and Leonard W.
Fox, vice-presidents; Samuel J.
Rands, Fred Gross. Ameroll F.
Rothschild and Leo A. Green-
blatt, secretaries; and Ben Salon,
treasurer.
Serving on the
board will be
Mesdames Mark
H. Birnkrant, I.
Irving Bittker,
Roger D. Ettlin-
ger, Jerome J.
Frank, J. J.
Marks, Arthur
R. Bloom, Rus-
isell S. Davis,
s"
Mrs. Winton David Handle-
man, Merrill E. Silverstein, Emil
T. Stern and Arthur Victor.
They will join Mesdames Man-
uel E. Arden, Jack Ecker, Her-
man H. Holinstat, Sol L. Koni-
kow, Leo S. Oppenheim, Albert
F. Rogan, Saul J. Rubin, Gerald
D. Spero, Sam S. Willis and
Samuel S. Willis : who remain on
the board.
The fallowing past presidents
will serve in an ex-officio capa-
city on the board: Mesdames
Philip Bloomgarden, Lawrence
Freedman,Isaac Gilbert, John C.
Hopp, Maurice Klein, Sanford R.
Klein, Harry Krohn, Arthur H.
Rice, Oscar C. Robinson, M. B.
Sulzberger, M. George Wayburn
and Sol A. Wolff.
Mrs. Winton, who was con-
firmed in 1932, served as corres-
ponding secretary of the Young
People's Society, secretary of the

Ruth Rosender to Wed
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Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Rosen-
der, of Cherrylawn Ave., an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Ruth Leah, to Charles
Jay Weingarten, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Irwin Weingarten, also of
Cherrylawn Ave.
The bride-elect attends Wayne
University's college of education.
Mr. Weingarten is a junior in
the University of Michigan Med-
ical School where he is affiliated
with Phi Delta Epsilon frater-
nity.
A September wedding is
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Councilettes held its installa-
tion of officers at a very im-
pressive Mother and Daughter
ceremony May 8, at Temple Is-
rael. A tea preceded the instal-
lation.
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On May 28, the Temple Israel
Youth Group will hold its grad-
uation-installation dinner-dance
Officers elected on. May 8 are
Lester Lunsky, president; Ber-
nie Krause, Ronald Bassey and
Daniel Hass, vice-presidents;
Judy Stutz, secretary; Judy
Hack, treasurer, and Sidney
Jackson, MSTY board member.

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The annual Spring Concert in
the school auditorium will take
place June 8, with the orches-
tra, band, choral groups and en-
sembles entertaining. A delight-
ful program is planned.
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