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Miss Koolish to Wed
Jerry Ray IVeisberg
Defends City's Right
To Maintain Zoning
Editor, The Jewish News:
Regarding your news item,
"GOVERNOR BLASTS NEW
YORK ZONE RULING." This in-
volves a synagogue that seeks to
have the zoning regulations in a
residential community changed in
order that they might be able to
use the property for religious
purposes.
Proper zoning has been of great
benefit to various neighborhoods
in all of our cities. It has encour-
aged the kind of orderly and uni-
form construction that enhances
the area.
Zoning officials have endeav-
ored through the years to keep
single homes, multiple units,
store buildings and factories in
separate areas. We see all around
us, in older sections, the terrible
blight and property devaluation
which resulted from lack of ef-
fective zoning.
It appears that the synagogue
in question seeks to convert a
fine residential area. This could
well be the beginning of the de-
struction of the entire neighbor-
. hood. Members of the synagogue
add further insult to injury by
offering to give portion of the
land to the village for public
recreation development.
They knew what the zoning
was before they purchased the
property. All decent people will
defend the zoning and maintain-
ence of fine neighborhoods no
matter what group is involved.
Bernard Edelman,
10300 Woodward Ave.
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MISS ROSALIND 4KOOLISII
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Koolish, of
Tyler Ave., announced the en-
gagement of their daughter, Rosa-
lind Dale, to Jerry Ray Weisberg,
son Of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham
Weisberg, of Tuxedo Ave., at a
recent party at the bride's par-
ents home.
Mr. Weisberg is a senior in the
college of pharmacy at Wayne
University, and is affiliated with
Alpha Zeta Omega national phar-
maceutical fraternity. The wed-
ding will be solemnized next fall.
Brevities
The J. H. ALTMAN AGENCY,
located at 552 Maccabees Bldg.,
has recently been organized by
Jerome H. Altman, formerly
with W. B. Donor and Co. The
advertising agency will specialize
in all services, including sales
letters, catalogues, direct mail-
and integrated advertising in all
principal media.
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Installed earlier this :week at
a meeting of the BRONSTEIN
FAMILY CLUB are the following
new - officers: Merle J. Bronstein,
president; Mrs. Willard Zamsky
and Mrs. Jack Kaplan, secre-
taries; and Mrs. Martin I. Bron-
stein, treasurer.
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The Detroit Chapter of the
American RED CROSS will cel-
ebrate its fiftieth anniversary of
service in Detroit and Michigan
on Friday, September 30. The
occasion will be highlighted by
the honoring of Mrs. Henry B.
Joy for her 50 consecutive years
of service to the chapter. Princi-
pal speaker at a subscription
luncheon, to be held in the Sher-
aton-Cadillac Hotel, will be Ell-
sworth Bunker, president of the
American National Red Cross.
* * *
. The Detroit Chapter of the
American Red Cross announces
a fall schedule of first aid classes
to be held at the Chapter head-
quarters, 153 E. Elizabeth. A first
aid course for beginners will be
given Monday, Oct. 10, 7:30 to
9:30 p.m.; Tuesday, Oct. 11, 1 to
3 p.m.; Thursday, Oct. 13, 7:30
to 9:30 p.m. An advanced course
will start Oct. 11.
Purity Chapter to Observe
48th Birthday Thursday
Purity Chapter, Order of East-
ern Star, will celebrate its 48th
birthday with a dinner at.6 p. m.,
_, at the Eastern Star
Thursday
Temple, 80 W. Alexandrine.
A memorial service will be
conducted at 7:15 p. m., followed
by degree ceremonies, exempli-
fied by past matrons and patrons
of the Chapter, at 7:45 p. m.
Mrs. Sadie Pearl, worthy ma-
tron, advises that the dinner pro-
gram is planned to replace the
regular meeting scheduled for
Monday. For reservations; call
Mrs. Sylvia Stirn, UN. 1-7697.
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Halevy Choral Society
Inaugurates 31st Season
Halevy Choral Society has be-
gun rehearsals for its 31st year,
at the Fitzgerald School, Puritan
and Greenlawn. The Society,
under the direction of Dan Froh-
man, has openings for singers.
For information, call Rose Rozan-
off, DI 1-0591, or Frances Rosen-
zweig, LI 3-1735.
Want Good Citizens,
Not SITizens During
Registration Days
During Citizenship Week the
City Election Commission issued
a warnifig to all Detroiters that,
"You can't vote, if you don't
register! When voting day comes
—be a citizen, not a SlTizen."
Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day of this week are proclaimed
as September Registration Days.
If you fit into the following
categories you must register or
re-register in person:
If you are a citizen and you've
never registered in Detroit;
If you have registered and
haven't voted in Detroit since
1953;
If you will reach the age of
21 years on or before Aug. 7,
1956;
If you've changed your Detroit
home address, you must transfer
your registration either in person
or by mail.
You may register in your own
neighborhood from 12 noon to 8
p.m., today and tomorrow at the
following locations:
POLICE STATIONS--Ward 14,
Pct. 39, No. 10, at Petoskey, N. of
Joy Rd.; Ward 2, Pct. 19, No. 12,
at 7 Mile Rd., W. of Woodward;
Ward 22, Pct. 63, No. 14, at
Schaefer, N. of Grand River.
LIBRARIES—Ward 1, Pct. 2,
Downtown, 121 Gratiot at Farm-
er; Ward 22, Pct. 254, Chase, at
17731 W. 7 Mile Rd. at South-
field; Ward 22, Pct. 92, Hubbard
at 12929 W. McNichols at Jas.
Couzens; Ward 22, Pct. 63, Mon-
nier, at 13600 Grand River at
Schaefer; Ward 12, Pct. 42,
Parkman, at 1766 Oakman Blvd.
at Linwood; Ward 22, Pct. 222,
Redford, at 21511 W. McNichols
at Grand River; Ward 16, Pct.
98, Sherwood Forest, at 7117 W;
7 Mile Rd. at Livemois.
An added feature of the Cor-
nell Dance Studio this season will
be creative dance classes for chil-
dren, teen-agers and adults. The
lessons will be offered at the
Wyoming Studio, beginning Sat-
urday.
Faculty members include Fan-
nie Aronson, Mickey Betz and
Reva Usher. Miss Aronson re-
cently toured Europe as a mem-
ber of the first Modern Dance
Workshop, which included atten-
dance at the International Dance
Festival in Zurich, Switzerland.
Dance with Delight
to
LARRY FREEDMAN
and His Orchestra
UN. 1-2971 TO. 6-7555
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MISS MARCIA VEE YATES
WEDDINGS
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Mr. and Mrs. Stanley M. Yates,
by
of Appoline Ave., announce the
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engagement of their daughter,
0 JACK GORBACK
Marcia Vee, to Jerome Wolok,
TO. 7-0930
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son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Wolok, also of Appoline Ave.
A February wedding is ,s• - xxxxcoizxymiciaxximg
planned.
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Group of the City of Hope and a
delegate to the summer national
convention at Duarte, Calif., was
Candids by
featured speaker at the opening
meeting of the season. Al Glick-
en, midwest director of City of
and associates
Hope, and Mrs. Glicken were
special guests.
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14—DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, September 23, 1955
Rae Wein Engaged
To Bernard Rivkin
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Creative Dance Classes
Begun by Cornell Studio
February Wedding Is
Set by Marcia Yates
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MISS RAE WEIN
Mr. and Mrs. Max Wein, of
Cortland Ave., announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Rae,
to Bernard (Bob) Rivkin, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Rivkin, of
Tyler Ave.
The bridegroom-elect is a stu-
dent at the Wayne University
Law School. A January wedding
is being planned.
Music Study Students
To Open Season Today
The Student Group of the
Music Study Club will hold its
first meeting of the year at 8 p.m.
today, in the home of Mrs. I. Men-
delson, 17198 Woodingham.
- The program will consist of
musical offerings by Patricia
Loeffler, Isidore Saslov, Joyce
and Joanne Weintraub, Charles
Sills and Ruth Meckler.
Jack
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Joanne Weintraub, secretary, TO.
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