MRS. LARRY LETOFSKY

In a ceremony solemnized last
Sunday afternoon, at the Shera-
ton-Cadillac Hotel, Marilyn
Hope Fenton, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Fenton, of
4012 W. Buena Vista, was united
in marriage to Larry Letofsky,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Letof-
sky, of Toronto, Ont.
Rabbi Morris Adler and Can-
tor Norman Summers, of New
York, officiated at the wedding.
The bride's gown was white
scrolled organdy over white
taffeta, highlighted by a deep
neckline, fitted bodice and
ankle-length b o u ff a n t skirt
which fell into a small chapel
train. Her two tiered veil of
white silk illusion fell to her
-fingertips from a crown of heir-
loom orange blossoms. She car-
ried a white'orchid with stepha-
notis.
Nancy Gail Fenton was the
bride's maid of honor, while
Edward Goodman served as
best man. Ushers were Donald
Fishman, Stanley -Witkin and
Sam Hirsch.
Following a wedding trip to
the Concord Hotel in New
York, the couple will take up
residence in Toronto.

Rosin Attends NCRAC
Immigration Meetings

David I. Rosin, chairman of
the Jewish Community Coun-
cil subcommittee on immigra-
tion, attended a special meeting
called by the National Commu-
nity Relations Advisory Coun-
cil in New York City this week
on present immigration liberali-
zaticin bills in Congress.
Rosin, president of the Reset-
tlement Service, took part in
discussions by representatives
of national Jewish community
relations agencies and local
Community Councils affiliated
with the NCRAC.
The conference adopted as a
statement of policy continued
support for fundamental
changes in the United States
immigration laws. However, the
Kennedy Bill, which would pro-
vide for the - possible admission
to the United States of Egyp-
tian Jewish refugees, received
the NCRAC endorsement
"purely on humanitarian
grounds."
The decisions of the special
Conference on Immigration Leg-
islation by the NCRAC will be
released for the guidance of
Jewish community relations
agencies.

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Women s Clubs

At its recent installation
luncheon, CLUB ONE, Pioneer
Women, installed the following
officers and chairmen: Mes-
dames Sarah Levin, president;
B. Citrin, honorary board mem-
ber; Rose Naimark, Chayka
Greenberg and Sophie Sislin,
vice-presidents; Dora Kumove,
advisor; Dora Reitman, Anna Al-
pert, Rose Bello, Sara DeRoven
and Eva Domovitz, secretaries;
Ida Kutnick, treasurer; Dora
Kumove, bulletin; Hannah
Jacobs and Dora Kurnitz, mem-
bership; Bertha Fishkin and Eva
einick, dues; Adele Mondry
and Dora Reitman, publicity;
Chana Michlin and Adele Mon-
dry, cultural; Mildred Kramer,
Habonim; Sima Liepah, JNF
trees; Anna Braver and Chayka
Greenberg, JNF boxes; Rachel
Kurtzman, Israel Bonds; Esther
Beitner and Rose Drachler,
shule; Sara Jacobs and Rachel
Kurtzman, building fund; Rose
Taback and Ida Berman, social;
Anna Goldberg, Hannah Jacobs
and M. Appel, sunshine; Dora
Kumove, Histadrut; and Chana
Michlin and Mary Garnick, ex-
ecutive board.
* * *
NEGBAH CHAPTER, Pioneer
Women, will hold a luncheon
and garden party at 12:30 p.m.,
Wednesday, at the home of Mrs.
Freda Metz, 18279 Griggs.
Friends are invited. For re-
servations, call UN 1-6232.
* * *
Mrs. Tillie Lichtenstein, child
rescue chairman of PRIMROSE
BENEVOLENT CLUB, an-
nounces that $135 was raised
recently at a summer program
held in the home of Mrs. Irene
Rodman. Another such affair is
planned for Aug. 19.
* * *
Members of the HOME RE-
LIEF SOCIETY will hold their
annual picnic and garden party
on Wednesday afternoon, at the
summer home of Mrs. Samuel
Bonin, on Cass Lake.
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,OLGA JASLOVE FAMILY
CLUB will hold its annual pic-
nic for members and their
families this Sunday, at Sandy
Beach. At its final meeting of
the season, the following new
officers were elected: Mary
Stoller, president; Mae Green,
secretary; and Lois Kirsch-
baum, treasurer.

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Mrs. Julia Ring was elected
recently to serve as president
of the HEBREW LADIES AID
SOCIETY. Voted into office
with her were the following
women: Mesdames Sam Yollick,
Albert Reisner, David Weiss
and Max Reisner, vice-presi-
dents: Arthur J. Schiff, A.
Lebowitz, Martin Bodansky and
Joseph White, secretaries; Max
Brummer, treasurer; A. Jana-
witz, courtesy; James Sobel,
case; M. Engel and B. Wia-
track, sick; Nick Salamon, pub-
licity. Mrs. Louis Kepes in-
stalled the officers in cere-
monies held at Holiday Manor.

WiII-O-Way to Open
Theater's Second Term

The Will-O-Way Apprentice
Theater, offering .a unique ex-
perience in camping, is current-
ly accepting registration for its
second, four-week summer
course.
Highlighting a program typi
cal of most summer camps, the
Apprentice Theater also features
specialized instruction in speech,
play production, radio and tele-
vision techniques, lighting, cos-
tumes, scenery construction,
properties and make-up.
In its arts and crafts program,
campers make puppets for pro-
ductions of their Little Theater.
Will-O-Way's current period
begins on Tuesday and extends
through Aug. 16. The summer
program is offered for children,
6 to 14; teen-agers, 15 to 17; and
adults, above 18.
For additional information,
call Celia Merrill Turner, di-
rector of the Apprentice Thea-
ter, MI 4-4418, or stop at the
Theater on West Long Lake
Rd., just Last of Telegraph.

Norma Madorsky Wed
to Robert B. Goldman

MRS. ROBERT GOLDMAN

Mrs, Kliger's Play
to Be Telecast Today

Onai
Activities

Samuel Gottleib was installed
as president of LOUIS MAR-
SHALL LODGE at recent cere-
monies held at Glen Oaks
Country Club. He succeeds
Morris Yaras in office. Samuel
G. Banks, a past president, in-
stalled the following officers
in addition to Gottlieb: Nor-
man Michlin, Albert Gutman
and Jerry Cooper, vice-presi-
dents; Harry Michelson and
Thomas Zohott, secretaries; Ed-
ward Weiss, treasurer; Dr.
Jerome Wolfe, guardian; Carl
Pearl, warden; Morris Yaras,
chaplain; and Harry Bodzin,
chairman of the board.

* * *

"Faces of Students," a tele-
vision play written by Mrs.
David Kliger, prominent De-
troit clubwoman, will be seen
at 8:30 p.m., today, over Chan-
nel 56.
The script tells the back-
ground of students who are
enrolled in the same course
in educational television pro-
duction at the University of De-
troit with' Mrs. Kliger.
In addition to the class she
is taking at U. of D., Mrs.
Kliger, a registered nurse, also
is enrolled in a sociology course
at Mercy College.

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CARD OF APPRECIATION
white Bible.
Mrs. Fanny Gould, of 22131
Lynne Guttentag was the
bride's matron of honor. Diane Harding, Oak Park, wishes to ca
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Following a wedding dinner
and reception, the couple left
for a honeymoon at Oakton
Manor Resort, Pewaukee Lake,
Wis., and Chicago. On their re-
turn they will take up residence
on Meyers Rd.
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JWV Activities 1

ROBERT RAFELSON' POST
and AUXILIARY will sponsor
a joint wienie roast this Sun-
day evening, at Stoepel Park,
Evergreen at W. Outer Dr.
Friends are invited to partici-
pate in the food; games and
prizes. The Rafelson Auxiliary
recently sponsored an outing
for 20 patients at Ann Arbor
Veterans Hospital. Following
dinner at Victor Lim's, the
group was taken to see "Around
the World in 80 Days."
* * *

LT. ELI LEVIN AUXILIARY
will sponsor a picnic for pa-
tients at Ann Arbor Veterans
Hospital on July 30, at Bishop
Lake, according to Mrs. Frieda
Shiffman, hospital chairman.
Mrs. Shiffman and president,
Mrs. Ruby Tompkins will be
delegates to the JWV national
convention Aug. 13 to 18, in
Boston, Mass.

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Mrs. Harry Left, president
of LT. ROY F. GREEN AUX-
ILIARY, and Harold Weiss,
Post commander, jointly an-
nounce that a weinie roast
will be held at 9 p.m., July
27, at Palmer Park. Entertain-
ment will be provided by Edith
and Bernard Hoffman. For re-
servations, call Ruth Weiss, UN
4-8736; Betty Scheinker, BR
3-8133; or Yetta Saraquese, VE
6-1218. Friends are invited.

CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Mrs.
Dora Schwartz acknowledges
with grateful appreciation the
many kind expressions of sym-
pathy extended by relatives and
friends during the family's re-
cent bereavement.

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Marilyn Fenton IT
Torontoan on July 14