April 28 Wedding Set Temple Israel Women `Plus Giving' Key Circle Groups Plan
Activities
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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Klein-
man announce the engagement
of their daughter, Roslyn Edith,
to Dr. Fred J. Kellman, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Kellman, of
Oak Park, Mich.
Dr. Kellman graduated from
the University of Michigan
Dental School, where he was af-
filiated with Alpha Omega fra-
ternity. He is now serving at the
Pentagon Bldg., Washington,
D.C., in the U.S. Army.
The wedding date has been
set for April 28.

Detroit Boy Wins

Plan Third Annual Donor BBYA. Scholarship
for Israel's Batai ,Avot

The yeshivah and Batai Avot
homes of Rabbi I. Kahanaman
in Bnai Brak, Israel, will bene-
fit from the third annual donor
luncheon of a local group led
by Mrs. Isadore Levin.
Rabbi Solomon Gruskin will
be guest speaker and Cantor
Jacob Tambor will chant He-
brew songs at the event, plan-
ned for .12:30 p.m., Dec. 18, at
Lachar's.
Heading the• committee are
M e s d a m e s Lillian Aaron, L.
Thav, S. Stulberg, M. Weisberg,
Arthur Selmar, H. Adler, J.
Dworin and E. Bernstein. Mrs:
M. Servetter, reservations chair-
man, may be reached at UN.
3-9789 for tickets.

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MORTON PLOTNIOK, of
3323 Fullerton, has been
awarded a scholarship - to
Wayne State University by
the Bnai Brith Young Adults.
The award, made annually to
a BBYA member who has
established an outstanding
scholastic and communal serv-
ice record, is named in honor
of Mrs. Louis Perlman, of
Chicago, national Bnai Brith
women's president. Plotnick,
a WSU junior, will use the
scholarship to continue prep-
arations for a career in teach-
ing administration. He is a
member of Maccabees BBYA
Chapter.

Another Hack Joins
Family Shoe Business .

Announcement was made this
week by the Hack Shoe Co., 28
W. Adams, of the association
with the firm of James Arthur
Hack.,
Mr. Hack thus joins his father,
Morton, and his uncle, Leonard,
in the business founded by his
grandparents, Nathan and Pau-
line Hack, now of Santa Monica.
Calif.
A graduate of the University
Michigan, where he was affili-
ated with Tau Delta Phi fra-
ternity, Mr. Hack is now resid-
with his parents at 18262 War-
rington.

Milwaukee Jews Dedicate
New Addition to Hospital

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MILWAUKEE, (JTA) — The
Milwaukee Jewish community
dedicated a new addition to
Mount Sinai Hospital Nov. 25.
The expanded hospital will have
a 310 bed capacity. The expan-
sion and modernization program
which will make the hospital
one of the most progressive in
the country, will be completed
next spring at a cost of $3,500,-
000.

The call for "plus giving" is
being widely emphasized this
week by the Detroit Council of
Pioneer Women as it concludes
the final phase of the 19156-57
fund-raising campaign.
The drive for money to aid
Israel will be climaxed with the

men's Circle will be active to-
day, with meetings scheduled
for 9 p.m.
Branches 156 and 460-E will
meet at the Center, 11529 Lin-
wood, when a Michigan repre-
sentative to the national board
will be chosen. Branch 463-E
will meet for the same purpose
in the home of Fran Cousens,
4309 Leslie.
A dance-and-chance night is
planned by Branch 1060 at 9
p.m., Saturday, in the Center,
when dancing to the music of
Joe Melton and his band, games,
entertainment and refreshments
will be featured.
Proceeds will go to the WC
School Fund. For tickets, call
Lil Langerman, chairman, KE.
3-1323, or Rose Ensink, TO.
9-2014.
Branch 111 will hold its 40th
Jubilee Banquet at 6 p.m., Sun-
day, at the Center, when Zal-
man Lichtenstein will be guest
speaker. A reception for chil-
dren and grandchildren of mem-
bers will follow dinner.

MRS. IRVING TURNER

annual Council Donor Event at
8:30 p.m., Sunday, in Masonic
Temple.
Mrs. Irving Turner, Council
president, will greet the guests
and briefly explain the work of
Pioneer Women and its sister
organization in Israel, Moatzot
Hapoalot.
A report on the status of this
year's campaign for $70,000 in
plus giving will be outlined by
Mrs. Harry Mondry, vice-presi-
dent of funds.
Featured on the program will
be Col. Katriel P. Salmon, mili-
tary and naval attache of the
Israel Embassy in Washington,
D. C., and humorist Eli Mintz,
known for his portrayal of Un-
cle David on TV and radio's
"The Goldbergs." •
Rounding out the musical
•portion of the program, accord-
•ing to Mrs. Gerson I. Berris,
program chairman, will be De-
troit soprano Emma, Schaver,
who will sing a number of He-
brew and Yiddish songs.
Pioneer Women's funds go to
rehabilitate newcomers in Is-
rael, establfsh vocational and
agricultural training schools for
women and youth and maintain
homes, nurseries and children's
centers.

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Mr. and Mrs. Barney J.
Schwartz, of 19331 Strathcona,
announce the Bar Mitzvah of
their son, Alan, on Dec. 8, at
Cong. Shaarey Zedek. A recep-
tion honoring Alan will be held
from 9 to 12 p.m., that evening,
at Holiday Manor. No cards.

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Break Ground for
$5,000,000 Campus

Members of all Jewish organ-
izations have been invited to
participate i n
the ground-
breaking cere-
monies on Sun-
§clay of the new
: $5,000,000 H e-
brew Theologi-
:. cal College
campus a t its
16-acre build-
ing site in
Cohen
Skokie, Ill.
Participants in the ceremonies
will include Max Cohen who
will be awarded the "Tomech
Torah" (Upholder of the Torah)
Award of the Year at a Testi-
monial Dinner to be held . at
the Morrison Hotel, Chicago,
that evening.
Rabbi Oscar Z. Fasman, pres-
ident of the college and Max
Bressler, chairman of the build-
ing fund campaign, will be on
the groundbreaking program.
Col. Jacob M. Arvey and Philip
M. Klutznick, i n t e rnational
president of the Bnai Brith, are
co-chairmen of the dinner.

Elizabeth Taylor May Play
`Marjorie Morningstar' Role

Movie producer Milton Sper-
ling, in a JTA exclusive, said
that Elizabeth Taylor is his most
likely choice for the lead in
"Marjorie Morningstar," which
he will film for his own United
States Pictures company for re-
lease through Warner Bros.

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DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, December 7, 1956

MISS ROSLYN KLEINMAN

A panel discussion of prob-
lems which create frictions be-
tween teen-agers and their par-
ents will highlight an open
meeting of the Temple Israel
Sisterhood at 1 p.m., Monday,
in the temple.
According to Mrs. Morris
Mersky, chairman, guests are
invited to hear Nancy Cohen,
Nancy Falk, Freyda Schultz,
Daniel Hass, Robert Ancell and
Michael Wigler, all members of
the Temple Youth Group.
Mrs. June Kounin, a member
of the psychology department
of Wayne State University, will
serve as panel moderator.
Members of the Youth Group
are invited. Questions and a
discussion period will -follow.
The Sisterhood's Artists - Ex-.
hibition, which is open to the
public this Sunday, Monday
and Triesday, in the new ac-
tivities building of Temple Is-
rael, will be visited by those
attending Monday's program.
The exhibit was planned and
carried out under the chair-
manship of Mrs. Max Klarin.
An artist herself, Mrs. Klarin
has two entries in the show,
both selected by the jury which
chose the entries and decided
the winners.

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