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ctivities in ociety
Mr. Bud Schubiner, of the Elliott Travel Service, has left for-
a trip to the Scandinavian Countries. He will visit Oslo, Stockholm,
Helsinki, Copenhagen, stopping a few days in Paris before returrp-
ing home aboard the SS Liberte.
Mrs. Ernie Iczkovitz, of Biltmore Ave., recently entertained
in honor of Mrs. Jack Belkin.
Miss Betty Alter, of 4203 Cortland, recently visited Oakton
Manor Resort on Lake Pewaukee, Wis.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Abram, of Detroit, are vacationing at
Nassau, in the Bahama Islands. Mr. Abram won the trip as a
grand prize in a national Chevrolet sales program.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schakne are now residing in their new
home, at 18464 Westland, Southfield Township.
Mr. Marvin Zickerman has returned to Detroit after an extended
stay in Los Angeles, Calif. He will reside at 13325 LaSalle.
Mr. and Mrs. David H. Yaffe, of Northlawn Ave., recently
honored their daughter, Roni-Denise with a sweet sixteen luncheon
at the Statler Hotel. Helping her , to celebrate were Linda Simon,
Ann Siegrist, Lois Barr, Ann Gottlieb, Johanne Ross, Lois Cohen,
Brenda Freedland, Shelly Gantz, Louise Gantz, Zona Herbst, Diane
Jaslow, Phyllis Shaw, Rosalie Berlin, Carole Kalt, Suellen Bloom,
Sharbn Safran, Freya Spector, Marian Morton, Diane Nieman, Flor-
ence Fogel, Nancy Victorson, Elaine Schneyer, Lenore Yaffe and
Ruth Baum. Also attending were Mesdames Morton Berlin, George
Kratchman, Abe Lachover, Joseph Pevos and Mary Baum. Mr. Hy
Pritz entertained.
Mrs. Harry Endel Byron, of Detroit and Beverly Hills, Calif.,
and her grandson, Julius Kahn III, are presently sailing on a
Mediterranean cruise. Following a stay in Israel, they will change
from the Caronia at Lisbon to the Queen Elizabeth and travel to
Madrid and Vienna.
Mr. and Mrs. Jules Doneson, of Ilene Ave., are presently in New
York attending the celebration marking the arrival of the SS Israel
on her maiden voyage to the United States: The Donesons are makirig
a full inspection of the vessel and its facilities to further aid their
tourist clientele at the Israel Tourist Service.
Set February Date
Marriages
RICH-FREEDMAN. In a cere-
m ony Oct. 16, at Holiday Manor,
Lenore S. Freedman, daughter of
Mrs. Isidore Freedman and the
late Mr. Freedman, was united in
marriage to Dr. Joseph B. Rich,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Reichstein, of Atkinson Ave. The
newlyweds, after honeymooning
in New York City, will reside on
Kendall Ave.
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'45 Central Grads Plan
10th Anniversary Party
Adas Shalom Young- People
To Go Latin American
_ Members of the January and
June graduating Classes of 1945
from Central High School are
invited to attend a 10th anni-
versary reunion party at 9 p.m.,
Nov. 4, at Bonnie Brook Country
Club. All proceeds will go to
the Detroit Cancer Society.
Young People's League of Adas
Shalom Synagogile has sched-
uled its first lesson in Latin
American dancing by Joe Cor-
nell at 8:30 p.m., Nov. 9, at the
synagogue. Young adults, 18 to
28, are invited. For further in-
formation, call TE. 4-4550.
Tickets are avalldble at any of
the three offices of the Elliott
Travel Service, by calling Duclie
Krasnick Rosenfeld, -UN. 4-7686;
Grace Magid Colton, LI. 4-7848;
Donda Rosenzweig, TO. 8-3280,
or •at the door.
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MISS JOAN HERTZENSON
Announcement is made of the
engagement of Joan Hertzenson,
daughter of Mrs. Louis Hertzen-
son, of Fullerton Ave., and the
late Mr. Hertzenson, to Henry M.
B o t u c k, son of Mr. ,and Mrs.
Nathan Botuck, of Mendota Ave.
The bride-to-be is a senior at
Wayne University, and is a mem-
ber of Delta Sigma Rho, honorary
forensic society. Her fiance at-
tends the University of Detroit
Dental School, and is affiliated
with Alpha Omega, national den-'
tal fraternity.
GREENFIELD'S IN THE SOUP AGAIN .
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A June 24 wedding is planned.
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MISS JOANNE SHEPS
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Sheps, of
Tyler Ave., announce the en-
gagement of their daughter,
Joanne, to Herman Fink, son of
Mr. and Mrs. J. Fink of Monterey
Ave. The couple plans a Febru-
ary wedding.
Home for Aged Plans
Lively November Agenda
Dr. Benjamin D. Welling,
chairman • of the recreation and
occupational therapy committee,
announces that the Jewish Home
for Aged has scheduled an ex-
tensive program of -.special ac-
tivities during the month of
November.
Members of Sholem Aleichem
Chapter II will present a can-
tata on Wednesday evening en-
titled, "A Mol Is Geven." The
cantata is composed of •Yiddish
songs.
Mrs. Rhoda Zahavie Shames,
who has an extensive repertoire
of Yiddish and Hebrew songs,
will entertain the residents on
Nov. 9. She will be accom-
panied by Mrs. Dora Bregman.
Rabbi Max J. Wohlgelernter
will be guest speaker on Nov.
16 and Rabbi Solomon H. Grus-
kin will also address the resi-
dents on Nov. 30.
The monthly bridge party
will be held Nov. 17 and will
feature entertainment by Sammy
Wolf,_ Max Sosin and Hal Gor-
don.
Preliminary plans are now
being made for a "Thank You
Party," to be given in honor of
the service group of the Wom-
en's Auxiliary on Nov. 20. This
affair gives recognition to the
many volunteers who assist the
Home in the occupational ther-
apy and recreation programs.
Daily activities of the Home
such as bingo, movies and work
therapy in the hobby shop and
the sheltered workshop will
continue throughout the ,month.
DETROIT JEWISH NEWS--1 5
Friday, October 28, 1955
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