Brother, Sister
!Reside in Oak Park
Survive Plunge !After Eastern Trip
Betrothal Told
Over U. P. Falls
MISS YETTA GOODMAN
Mrs. Ida Goodman, of Leslie
Ave., announces the engage-
ment of her daughter, Yetta. to
Isaac Pann. An October wed-
ding has been planned.
Grossinger's Prepares
for Fall Activities
The year-round facilities of
the Grossinger Country Club,
Grossinger, N. Y., are now be-
ing prepared for a complete
autumn program, which will
include golf and tennis tourna-
ments, skating at the artificial
Vice rink and horseback riding.
Athletic director Lou Gold-
stein also has planned story-
telling sessions, a variety of
games. guided tours, dance con-
tests, songfests, current events
forums, ping-pong tourna-
ments and special events for i
the more passive vacationer.
U. of W. Adds Hebrew
MILWAUKEE, (JTA) — A
four-credit course in beginners' .
Hebrew will be given at the
University of Wisconsin branch
in Milwaukee next fall. The
course will be taught by Dr.
William Furie, director of the '
Milwaukee Bureau of Jewish
Education.
A Jewish brother and sister
were linked this week to the
legend of Hiawatha, the story
related in the famous poem by
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.
In the poem, a friend of Hia-
watha's by the name of K•as-
ind was chasing a beaver and
fell over Tahquamenon Falls in
Michigan's Upper Peninsula. Up
to last Sunday, he was the only
person said to have survived
such a fall.
Now in that exclusive, if
somewhat nerve - shattering,
company are Richard and Doris
Robins, children of Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Robins, of 3274 Tyler, who
also took the plunge and sur-
vived. The falls are 42-feet high.
The unscheduled event oc-
curred when Richard, a 23-year-
old Wayne State University stu-
dent. and Doris, 14, were seek-
ing to get back across the 200-
foot wide river which leads to
the falls. They had originally
crossed under the falls and "had
gotten all wet."
Seeking a way to avoid an-
other drenching and not wish-
ing to hike four miles to the
nearest crossing, the pair
started across the river in a
spot 100 feet from the falls
where they were told it was
safe to cross.
They were in water only a
foot deep when the strong cur-
rent swept them off their feet
and they were plummeted over
the falls.
They miraculously landed in ,1
deep water in the only spot '
where there are no jagged rocks
projecting from the foot of the
falls. Both are excellent swim-
mers and had no trouble
reaching shore.
Several hundred screaming
vacationers witnessed the inci- •
dent which caused Richard and
Doris only a few minor
scratches.
TT hat's Cooking?
MOVING!
To Our New Location
19129
Livernois
(Just North of 7 Mile Rd.)
Open for Business
Tuesday, Sept. 3
We Have A Complete
Line of:
• Cameras
• Projectors
• All Photographic
Equipment
Eastman and Berkey
Color and Technicolor
Developing
LEWIS
CAMERA SHOP
(Formerly of 19713 W. 7 Mile)
19129 LIVERNOIS
DI. 1-1252
By Mrs. Regina Frischwasser
(Copyright, 1957. JTA. Inc.)
CHEESE TIMBALES
2 tablespoons butter
2 tablespoons flour
'2 teaspoon 54.11t
1 , , cups milk
I cup cottage cheese
1 cup cooked rice
3 eggs
Jacobson Fellowships Awarded . to Two Israelis
WALTHAM. Mass. — An Is- Truman is honorary chairman
raeli musician. composer, lin- of the Eddie Jacobson Memorial
guist has arrived at Brandeis ' Foundation.
University to study in the
United States under provisiOns
Dance with Delight
of a fellowship created in mem-
to
ory of the late Eddie Jacobson
LARRY FREEDMAN
of Kansas City.
and His Orchestra
Henri Lazarof. a native of
Bulgaria who entered Israel in
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• 1948. is the second student from
the new state to begin an ad-
: vanced study program at Bran-
LET US ASSIST YOU
deis made possible by this fel-
with your BAR-MITZVAH _
lowship created by the Eddie
Jacobson Memorial Foundation
and WEDDING PLANS
of Kansas City. Another Israt
You may select your invitations,
Daniel Habas. a native of Tel
..ntuninoenlents and accessories
Aviv. has already begun v,i)ork
with com plete confi dence as to
under his fellowship program
quality and corteetness of form.
in physical chemistry. A grad-
Horne 4i mint merits made for
' uate of the Technion Israel In-
your corivemence.
MRS. AARON LUPOVITCH
stitute. Habas completed a year
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of
study
at
Syracuse
University
Dianne Sachs, daughter of
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Mrs. Esther Sachs and the late before coming to Brandeis.
Former President Harry S.
Mr. Benjamin Sachs. was
united in marriage in a recent
ceremony to Aaron Lupovich.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
HAVE YOUR LAMPS REPAIRED and
Lu povitch.
RESTYLED FOR THE HOLIDAYS!
The bride's gown was of peau
de soie with a basque waist.
Complete selection of imported, hood cut Ciystol decanters,
full flared skirt and a bustle
sort and ppers, etc.
back which extended into a
chapel train. Her pure silk illu-
Fine selection of lomps and lomp shades.
sion veil fell to fingertip length
from a crown of pearls.
WALKER LAMP COMPANY
Attending the bride was Mrs.
13228 DEXTER
TO 8-4064
Donald Sachs, her sister-in-law,
as matron of honor, while
bridesmaids were Rochelle Lu-
povitch and Jacqueline Lupo-
vitch, sisters of the bridegroom.
Vicki Sachs was flower girl.
Arthur Ross was best man.
On Dexter
and Myron Sachs and Gary
Kraft served as ushers.
The couple will take up resi-
dence in Oak Park after re-
/2 off DRESS ALL
turning from a New England
honey moon.
Going Out of Business
1
ALL
SCHOOL SHOES
igewry
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On the
This Week's Radio and
Television Programs
of Jewish Interest
COUNCIL BROADCAST
Time: 10 p.m.. Saturday.
Station: WJLB
Feature: The Jewish Family
and Children's Service, former-
Melt the butter. add flour. salt ly the Jewish Social Service
and paprika and mix to a Bureau. and its role in the local
smooth paste. Gradually add community will be discussed •
the milk, cook and stir until the by Milford Pregerson, presi-
mixture thickens. Add the dent, and Max M. Shaye, vice-
cheese and continue cooking un- president. over the Jewish Com-
til the cheese melts. Pour over munity Council's weekly par- :
Jewish Hour.
the rice and add the egg yolks Lion of the Altman
• • •
beaten until creamy. Fold in
MESSAGE OF ISRAEL
stiffly beaten egg whites and
Time: 7:05 p.m.. Sunday.
transfer to well-oiled custard
Station:
WXYZ
cups. Place in a shallow pan
Feature: Rabbi Judah Cahn.
half-filled with warm water.
Bake in a moderate oven 350 of Temple Israel, Lawrence.
dogs. F.. for 30 minutes or until Long Island, N.Y.. will be the
firm and brown on top. Un- guest speaker.
* * *
mold, pour tomato sauce over it
WORDS WE LIVE BY
and serve.
Time: 10:30 p.m., Sunday.
* * *
Station: WWJ.
APPLE and WAFER PUDDING
pound vanilla wafers
Feature: The ninth of a 10-
3 la rge firm apples
part series featuring Prof. Mark
1 cup sweetened condensed milk
cup water
Van Doren, of Columbia Uni-
Butte• a baking dish and line versity. and author-lecturer
with vanilla wafers. Cover with Maurice Samuel. on - The Wis-
a layer of peeled sliced apples, dom Books of the Bible" will
and repeat until the wafers and be presented.
apples are all used up. Blend
the milk with water. pour over Adas Shalom Group Sets
the apples and wafers. Cover
and bake in a moderate oven , `Sloppy Joe Hoedown'
The Adas Shalom Young Mar-
350 degs. F. for 20 minutes.
Uncover and bake ten minutes ried Couples Club will kick-off
the
season's activities with its
longer.
annual "Sloppy Joe Hoedown"
on Sept. 15, at Friendly Acres
Labor Zionists to Plant
Ranch, in Livonia.
1000 Trees for Mrs. Ginsburg
A buffet supper will be fol-
The Detroit Labor Zionist lowed by a hay ride and square
Movement, under the leadership dance. The Nat Goldstones are
of B. M. Laikin and R. Plafkin, chairmen, and are assisted by
has undertaken to plant a grove the Herman Foxes and Marvin
of 1,000 trees in honoring the Rubensteins.
memory of Sonia Ginsburg.
_The program is open to pros-
All friends, relatives and pective couples. For informa-
members of the movement are tion, call Goldstone, LI. 6-5044.
urged to participate in the me-
morial. Contributions should be
The 32nd annual national con-
sent to the Jewish National) vention of the Mizrachi Women's
Fund, 18414 Wyoming, UN. 4- Organization of America will
2767, specifying that the gift is take place Nov. 24-26 in Chi-
for the Sonia Ginsburg Grove. cago, Ill.
30% to 50% off
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CANTOR'S JUVENILE SHOES
13227 Dexter
TE 4-8115 .
OPEN SUNDAY 11 A.M. to 3 P M.
BRODY'S
KNEE-HI SHOPPE
9 Mile cor. Westhamton
Oak Park
Will Be Open
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3
With a Complete Selection of
Infants' and Children's Clothes
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