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MISS BARBARA

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Mr. and Mrs. Max Daitch, of
Triggs Ave., announce the en-
gagement of their daughter,
)3arbara Sheila, to Dr. Harold
Lefton, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph M. Lefkofsky, of Hunt-
£ngton Woods.

Miss Daitch is a graduate of
Wayne State University. A
November wedding is being
planned.

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Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Field and their children, Mr. and
Mrs. Franklin Siden, are leaving this week-end for Los Angeles,
to attend the wedding of their son and brother, Irwin Field, to
Miss Joanna Sinaiko, at the Beverly Hills Hotel, Beverly Hills,
Calif., on Sept. 8.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Klempner_ recently celebrated their 50th
wedding anniversary with their cPnildren and grandchildren, at
Rotunda Inn. Attending the festivities were Mr. and Mrs. David
Edelstein and Dolores, Dorothy Hartford and Ricki, Mr. and
Mrs. Julius Klempner and children, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Green-
berg and Barry. Pamela and Sheldon. Mr. and Mrs. Irving Blum
and Brenda and Cheryl, Mr. and Mrs. Benji Klempner and Mark,
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Knight and Sanford and Roger, Mr. and
Mrs. Sidney Taub and Alan and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Strasner.
Dr. and Mrs. William K. Hass and daughters, Carolyn Gail
and Wendy Ruth, former Detroiters, are residing temporarily
at Norfolk, Va., during Dr. Haas' tenure as neurologist at the
United States Naval Hospital, Portsmouth, Va.
Miss Helen Selma Mendelson, of Woodingham Dr., a recent
graduate of the University of Michigan school of music, has
returned home and will resume her teaching of piano.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Howard, formerly of Ohio Ave., have
left for Europe, where, in Paris, they will join their daughter,
Sue, who has been studying for the past year at the• University
of Florence, in Italy, and touring the Scandinavian countries.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kaplan, of Woodingham Dr., and Mr. and
Mrs. Seymour D. Kaplan and family, also of Woodingham Dr.,
have returned home after vacationing at the Concord Hotel, in
the Catskills.
Mr. and Mrs. David Olshansky, of 2682 Cortland, celebrated
their 60th wedding anniversary at a lawn party at the home of
, a daughter, and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bregman. of 21841
Kipling, Oak Park. Joining in the celebration were their other
children, Mr. and Mrs. Abe Olshansky, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Olshansky, Mesdames Louis Bregman, Philip Trubow, Meyer
Levin and Al Tennenhouse and Mr. and Mrs. David Olshansky,
their 16 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren. The Olshan-
skys, both born in Lachner, Minsk, have been Detroiters for 40
years and members of Cong. Shaarey Zion for 17 years. Mr.
Olshansky is second vice-president of the synagogue.
Mr. and Mrs. Sol Bloom, of 2937 Clements, will be honored
by their children on the occasion of their 25th wedding anniver-
sary on Wednesday. A family gathering is planned.
Dr. David Edgar has recently returned from France, where he
served as a captain in the U.S. Air Force Dental Corps.

Under the direction of Mrs.
Ii ving Turner, president. the
Detroit Council of Pioneer Wo-
men has been holding a series
of planning meetings in prepa-
ration for the opening of the
new season of activities.

Mrs. Norman Leemon, vice-
president of organization, ad-
vises that the opening program
will be an open house, to be
held Sept. 18, at the Labor Zion-
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The program will be chaired
by Mrs. Martin Messer, mem-
bership chairman, and Mrs.
Frank Rath, co-chairman. Prior
to the event, local members,
armed with membership kits,
will visit new prospects to
launch the fall drive. New mem-
bers and their sponsors will at-
tend the open house.

The fall also will bring the
start of a fund - raising cam-
paign, which, according to Mrs.
Sam Wasserman, vice-president
of funds, will culminate with
an Honor Roll luncheon on Nov.
13. Rabbi Jacob E. Segal, who

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MISS DIANE BECKMAN

The engagement of Diane Joy
Beckman, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Marshall Beckman, of
Sorrento Ave., to Morris Wil-
liam Keer, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Keer, of Steel Ave., was
recently announced. A Jan. 5
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is now returning from Israel,
will be -guest speaker.
As part of the campaign, a
Chai (life) emergency drive
will be conducted under the
leadership of Mrs. Albert Her-
man, Moatzot Hapoalot co-
chairman.
Giving, in multiples of $18,
for which the similar term
"chai" is used, is being stressed,
with the view of bringing a
special gift to the annual na-
tional convention in Boston,
Oct. 26 to 29. Each contributor
will be eligible for a trip to
Israel.
Among the new educational
plans being adopted by Mrs.
Harold Noveck and her educa-
tion committee, will be the fol-
lowing:
Use of PW monthly Hebrew
memos as a guide to every-day
usage of the language; a more
intensive review of the Middle
East situation; a series of work-
shops on organizational prob-
lems; a new speaker's bureau;
expansion of monthly study
group meetings; consideration
of a book review group, and
organization of a Tuesday af-
ternoon class in elementary He-
brew, directed by Mrs. Norman
Leemon.
Mrs. Turner announced the
formation of an advisory board
of past presidents, including
Mesdames Norman Kanter, Ir-
ving Posner, Gerson I. Berris,
Michael Michlin, Irwin Berman,
David Sislin, Harry Kay and
Sarah Levine.

Two pilgrimage tours to Is-
rael during the Jewish State's
tenth anniversary are planned
under auspices of the Mizrachi
Women's Organization.

Move Yeshiva U. Clinic
The Psychological Clinic of
Yeshiva University, formerly
housed at 506 W. 185th St.,
Manhattan, has been renamed
the Psychological Center and
relocated to the university's
new teaching center at 110 W.
57th St., New York.

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