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Activities
The following chairmen were
recently chosen - "by president
Gerald Gorzeck to head pro-
grams of the HENRY MOR-
GENTHAU LODGE this season:
Mrs. EMERY EHRENWALD (center), chairman of the
newly-created JNF branch of the 45-year-old Hebrew Ladies
Aid Society, preSents a check covering the planting of 200
trees in Israel, to Mrs. SIDNEY RAVIN, president of the Ladies
Auxiliary of the Jewish National Fund. The money i§ the
initial payment on a grove of 1,500 trees in the Chaffin Weiz-
mann Memorial Forest at Rehovoth. Participating In the cere-
monies, from left to right, are Mrs. JULIA RING, Hebrew
Ladies Aid donor chairman; Mrs. Ravin, Mrs. Ehrenwald, Mrg.
LOUIS KEPES, organizer of the JNF . Project; and Mrs. MAX
BRUMER, president. Funds for the project come from the an-
nual donor luncheon. The 24th such event is planned for Mon-
day afternoon, at Holiday Manor. For donor- reservations,
call Mrs. T. White, chairman, UN. 4-5452.
((ch. vities in c ~ ociety
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kief and son, Ronnie, are spending the
Thanksgiving holiday in Miami Beach, Fla,
S. R. Reznik, of 9517 McQuade, visited two weeks ago with
his nephew, Noah Reznik, of Israel, who was in this country
with the Maccabee Soccer Team. Reznik saw his cousin in two
games played by the Israelis with American teams. A week later,
he received a cable from his cousin that he was back inIsrael,
having re-entered his country's arfny of defense,
A surprise 25th anniversary dinner in honor of Mr. and
Mrs. Erbil Spilthan was given Nov. 10 at Rainbow Terrace on
Wyoming. The hosts were Mr. and Mis: Daniel Temchin, Mr.
and Mrs. Manny Sterns and Mr. and Mrs. Percy Berman of
Grand Rapids. -
Mr. and. Mrs. Gerson Segelman and their three children will
leave for Israel next week and will settle in the Negev. Mr.
Segelman; who received his master's degree in California, special-
izing in agricultural subjects related to California and Israel, will
be associated with the Israel Ministry of Agricultue and will
direct a special agricultural station in the Negev to test applica-
tion of seeds from California-grown vegetables to Israel soil.
Mr. and Mrs„ Ben Wasserman, of Santa Rosa Dr., recently
honored their- daughter,_E'llen Kay, with a sweet sixteen dinner
party at the Elnrwood Casino.
Camp Sea-Gull will hold its annual reunion from 2:30 to
5 p.m., Sunday, in the auditorium of the Esther - Berman Bldg.,
18977 Schaefer. Campers - and their friends are invited.
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Harvey Weisberg and Leonard
Brightman, programs; Harold Weiss
and Murray Sedley, membership;
Lou Ornstein and _Sanford Plisko,
retention; Manny Bleeman, civil de-
fense; Ernest Klein and Harry Moss,
community service; Wilfred Leon and
Milton Naimark, fund-raising; Alex
Adelberg and Harry Moss, indoctrina-
tion; David Klavons and Irwin Chu-
dak, armed forces; Herb Capp, sick
and visiting; Irving Davis, women's
chapter; Jerry Helfman and Kal
BrUsg, ADL; Jack Rose and Milton
Braverman, athletics; Alex Adelberg
and Leo Lisker, blood bank; Jack
Kutnik and Herb Lenter,
Murray Statfield, Israel; Milton Brav-
erman and Saul Moss, BBYO; Ted
Frazis, allocations; Lester Waldman
and Jack Marcuson, bulletin; Paul
Richman and Herb Sosin, by-laws;
Saul Scholnik, citizenship; and Phil
Rothschild, publicity.
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PRESIDENTS and VOCA-
TIONAL GUIDANCE CHAIR-
MEN of all chapters are urged
to attend an important meet-
ing on Monday, at the home of
Mrs. Ellis Fisher, 18622 Oak
Dr.
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' HENRY MORGENTHAU
LODGE will feature stars from
the golf, football, hockey, base-
ball and bowling world at its
annual sports night on Monday
evening,' at Ruskin Hall, 18450
Wyoming. Chuck Burns, former
national ping - gong champion,
will give an- exhibition, accord-
ing to Harold Weiss, Sid Chafetz
and Jack Rose, chairmen.
MISS ELLEN HAAR
Mr. and Mrs. Menashe Haar,
of Santa Barbara Dr., announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Ellen, to Sidney Glen, son
of - Mr. and Mrs. Charles Glen,
of Ford Ave.
The bride-elect is a graduate
of the University of Michigan.
Her fiance graduated frow. the
Detroit Institute of Technology
college of pharmacy.
A February wedding is
planned.
For the Finest in Music
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8agagements
Mr. and Mrs. Louis B. Heav-
enrich, of 19160 Pinehurst, an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Barbara, to Donald
B. Neuman, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry M. Neuman, of
Milwaukee, Wis. Miss -Heaven. :
rich is attending the University
of Wisconsin. Her fiance is a
graduate of the university,
where he was a member of. Phi
Epsilon Pi fraternity.
en Katzman
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MRS. MAkTIN GORDON
In a - ceremony Oct: 27, per-
formed by Dr. Richard C. Hertz,
Joan Felzer, daughter of Mrs.
D. Felzer, of Ewald Circle, and
the late Mr. Felzer, was united
in marriage to Martin Gordon.
Following a honeymoon trip
to New York, _the couple has
taken up residence on Green-
field Rd. • -
Social Dance Class
A social dance class for sixth
and seventh graders is offered
at the Davison Jewish Center,
to meet on Sundays. Jim Long
is the. instructor. For informa-
tion call WE. 3-7380.
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Pisgah Lodge to Hold
Initiation Ceremonies
The most impressive- of all
Bnai Brith rituals will be pre-
sented at 8:30 p.m., Monday, at
the Labor Zionist Institute. Pis-
gah Lodge,, whose degree learn
is nationally renowned, will con-
duct a 'mass ceremony -initiating
about 100 _new members. into its
organization.
Cantor Nicholas Fenakel, of
Adas Shalom Synagogue, will
assist the degree team, which
will be directed by Elias Gold-
berg, past lodge president.
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The annual culminating mem-
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Medical Aid will be held at 8:15
p.m., Tuesday, at Temple Israel,
according to Mrs. Mortimer
Bernhardt, membership chair-
man.
Mrs. David Saks, president,
will present certificates of honor
to the following women, each
of whom has been a member
for over 20 years:
Mesdames Meyer Applebaum,
Henry Bakerman, Joseph Bear-
man, Reva Berman, Richard
Cott, Ha t t y e Davis, Joseph
Hirshberg, Norman Jasen, S.
Kleinsmith, Benjamin Krell, Jr.,
Harry Raphael, Sol Sapperstein,
Harry Schram, David Segal,
Samuel Shewitz and Albert
Weiss.
Rabbi M. • Robert Syme, who
will be -introduced by Mrs. Da-
vid Keywell, program vice-
president, will review Howard
M. Fast's "My Glorious Broth-
ers." A Hanukah latke party
will follow.
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friends are invited to attend. • .
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