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-First Triplets
Born at Sinai

"It's a girl," said the doctor!
"It's another girl," said the
intern.
"It's a boy," said the nurse.
And wearily at 4:42 a.m., Sinai
Hospital had delivered its first
set of triplets.
They were born Wednesday to
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Green, of
10760 Saratoga, Oak Park. She
is the former Ann Samphir, of
Winnipeg, Canada.
The two girls were delivered
first, the first making its appear-
ance at 4:32 a.m. The other two
were • delivered five minutes
apart.
Mother and all three triplets
are reported doing well. The
boy was the biggest, weighing
--#1.ve pounds, three ounces. One
of the girls weighed 4 pounds,
15 ounces, while the smallest was
three pounds, six ounces.
They will " be named Janice
Lynn, Patricia Ellen and Paul
Jay. -
Although they had been told
to expect twins,. Mr. and Mrs.
Green did not know until just
before birth that there was a
possibility of triplets. X-rays•
showed that possibility.
Green, a pharmacist, stated he
had no plans of moving at pres-
ent. The couple has another son,
David Michael, 41/2.
Both sides of the family have
records of twins in recent years;
however, this was the first trip-
lets born in either.
The triplets were timely Hanu-
kah present for the Greens, and
will help Sinai Hospital celebrate
Psi:third anniversary next month.

g3irdis

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Dec. 7—To Mr. and Mrs. Her-
man Pikstein (Helen Cohen), of
21-830 Cloverlawn, Oak Park, a
son, Howard Alan.

Dec. 3—To Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
stein (Cynthia Fisch), of Ke-
siosha Ave., Oak Park, a son,
21arry Gordon.
* * *
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Nov. 29—TO Mr. and Mrs. Arn-
old Cooke (Anita Rosenblatt), of
20110 Ardmore, a daughter, Eylce,

Beth.

*, * *
Nov. 28— To Mr. and Mrs.
Sheldon Young (Martha Meister),
former Detroiters, now of Grand
Rapids, Mich., a son, Marc Louis.
* * *
Nov. 27 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Max Tolin (Rose Allender), of
Oak Park, Mich., a son, -Richard
"k- David.
* * *
Nov. 26—To Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Gaft (Bunny Meretsky), of 3253
Richton, a son, Jeffrey Merritt.
* * *
Mrs. Nor-
Nov. 21—To Mr.
mn
man J. Stricof (Lorraine Shatz)
of 24640 Radclift, Oak Park, a
son, Daniel Howard.
* * *
Nov. 21—To Mr. and Mrs. Is-
rael Neeman (Rona Teicher), for-
mer Detroiters now of Jerusalem,
Israel, a daughter, Nurit.
-
* * *
Nov. 10 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Jerome H. Klegman (Shirley
Reiter), former Detroiters, of
1607 South Blvd., Ann Arbor, a
son, Steven Paul.
* • *
Nov. 8—To Mr. and Mrs. Sam-
uel Kaner, of Santa Rosa Dr., a
daughter, Audrey . Beth.

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Circle to Fete
Hanukah; Honor
Joseph Bernstein

A Hanukah program for mem-
bers and friends of the Work-
men's Circle will be held at 9
p.m., today, at 11529 Linwood.
Saul Maltz, school director will
speak on "Hanukah," and corn-
n-mnity singing will be led by
Bella Goldberg. Other partici-
pants include Judy Dzodin, Joan
Ritter, Jean Katz, Monroe Title
and Michel Sherman. Children
from the school will light the
candles, and a social hour will
follow.
Circle members and members
of the Jewish Labor Committee
will join in honoring. Joseph
Bernstein, manager of the De-
troit edition of the Jewish Daily
Forward, on his 75th birthday.
A long-time leader in both or-
ganizations, Bernstein will be
honored with a brunch at 10:30
a.m., Sunday in the Circle, at
yr h i c h a campaign will- be
launched to procure funds for a
Free Loan Foundation in Israel
bearing Bernstein's. name.
Samuel Rhodes, president of
the Jewish Community Council;
Nathan. Chanin, general secre-
tary of the Circle; and Zalmen
Lichtenstein, JLC representative,
will be guest speakers.
Solomon Schkloven, general
chairman of the arrangements
committee, and Dr. Shmarya
Kleinman, vice-president of JLC
in Detroit, also will speak.
Entertainment will be provided
by Mrs. Irene Pianin, soprano,
who will be accompanied by Re-
becca Frohman. Reservations
may be made by --calling the
Circle, 1 to 5 p.m., daily, TO.
9-2014.

Invite Parents to Enroll
Children in New Center
Of Jewish Folk Schools

Mrs. Jack Abramson, vice ••
president of the United Jewish
Folk Schools, this week issued a
call to parents in the Northwest
section and sub-
.urban areas to
enroll their
children in the
system's nursery
and grade
schools.
By the end of
this month, the
schools will
move ,into the
new Labor Zion-
ist Bldg., 19161 Mrs. Abramson
Coolidge. The center will offer
modern educational facilities in
its larn classroom areas.
Mrs. Abramson, who is a
graduate of the Folks Schools,
United Jewish High School and
post graduate courses offered by
the system, said that a new chap-
ter in the educational system will
be started when classes open in
the new structure.
She added that the Folk Schools
offer the .child a new approach
and a modern way of learning as
well as a complete program by
a competent teaching staff.
Registration for nursery chil-
dren, 31/2 to 5, and grade school
pupils, 6 to 13, is being accepted
now. For information on enroll-
ment, call the school office, be-
tween 12 noon and 5 p.m., TO
8-9280.

Junior Division to End
_Leadership Series

The fifth and final session of
the Jewish Welfare Federation's
Junior Division Leadership Insti-
tute will be held 8 p.m., Sunday,
at the home of William Wetsman,
1001 Covington.
"Our Junior Division Role —
What Makes a Leader?" will be
discussed by Samuel H. Rubiner,
executive committee chairman of
JWF, and Jacob Keidan, presi-
dent of the Jewish Community
Center and past president of the
Junior Division.
Wetsman will be discussion
leader, and Leah Nelson will be
recorder.
The Junior Division Leadership
Institute was designed to acquaint
young adults already active in
Federation work with the func-
tions and services of Federation
and its member agencies.

It is exercise alone that sup-

ports the spirits, and keeps the
mind in vigor. —Cicero

Set Fall Rites

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people all of the time, and all
of the people some of the time,
but you cannot fool all - of the
people all the time.

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songs, Brediceanu -Chaj es; and
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Mr. and Mrs, Max Itobiner, of 85, in A Minor.
Lawrence Ave., announce the en-
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JNF Women Set
Ope n Meeting

Mrs. Sidney Ravin, president
of the Ladies Auxiliary, Jewish
National Fund, announces an
open fund-raising meeting at
12:30 p.m., Tuesday, at Beth
Aaron Synagogue.
Mrs. Peter Chodoroff, program
chairman, will introduce Rabbi
Jacob Chinitz, of Cong. Ahavas
Achim, who will speak on his
trip to IsraeL A musical pro-
gram will feature Wyn Garden
Landis, accompanied at the piano
by Vivian Stollman.
Hostesses for a dessert lunch-
eon will be Mesdames Abraham
DeRoven, Nathan Linden, Sol
Pearlman and Joseph Daytche.
Friends are invited to attend.
Announcement was made this
week by Mrs. Samuel Krone,
donor chairman, - and- her co-
chairmen, Mesdames Max Stoll-
man and Albert Schneider, of the
following appointments of divi-
sion and special chairmen:
* Mesdames William Hordes, C.
Friedenberg, I. Kardener,
Klafer, Leo , Lesser, Sol
Pearlman, Jack Rosenthal, George
Schneider, Jack Seidman and
Milton Winston.
Others are Mesdames Harry
Schumer, 'donor secretary; Jules
Kraft, program chairman; Samuel

Baker, bulletin; Morris Lach-
over, trees and memoriams; Na-
than Linden, golden book; Al

Posen, Sefer Bar Mitzvah; A. L.
Chanin, Sefer Ha-Yele; Jack
Grossbart, tickets; and Irving Ar-
lin, publicity.

National Leaders
To Attend Young Israel
Midwestern Parley

Meyer Weiner, president of the
National Council of Young Israel,
and Dr. Samson R. Weiss, na-
tional director, will be the guest
speakers at the concluding ban-
quet of the 24th Midwestern
Convention of Young Israel,
which will be held in the Oak
Park Young Israel Center On
Jan. 1.
In addition to the president and
director, other national officers
who will appear here include:
Mr. and Mrs. Irving N. Bunin,
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Sprecher,
Mr. and Mrs. Berry Berman, Mr.
and Mrs. Pincus Iseson, Mrs.
Yvette Axelrad, national presi-
dent of the Women's League;
Stanley Schlessel, associate di-
rector and editor of youth pro-
gram services, and Mr. and Mrs.
Moshe Krumbein, all of New
York.
Marvin. Engel, general chair-
man of the convention commit-
tee, announces that business
sessions will take place in the
Dexter branch, 12521 Dexter.
Major sessions, he added, will be
devoted to youth problems.
Samuel W. Platt, president of
the midwest region of Young
Israel, will greet the assembled
delegates at sabbath morning
services.

20—DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, December 16, 1955

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