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To Live in Ann Arbor

activities in Society

Dr. Ted Winshall, of 17210 James Couzens, has returned from
New York City, where he attended the convention of the Zionist
Organization of America as a delegate from Detroit.
A going-away party for June 1957 graduates of Central High
School was given recently at the home of Ronald Greenberg,
17579 Cherrylawn. June grads and their friends attended.
Mr. and Mrs. David Edelman and family are now residing
in their new home at 18625 Warrington. •
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Halperin, of Miami Beach, Fla., are the
guests here of Mrs. Halperin's children, Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Becker, of Hartwell Ave. They came here to attend the mar-
riage of Mrs. Halperin's grandson, Allan Becker. Mrs. Halperin
is the former Diana Milkovsky, honorary president of the Ladies'
Auxiliary of the Jewish National Fund.

Detroiters Attend Belief afire Meeting

Four Detroiters attended the for a four-year research study
89th annual meeting of the to be conducted at Bellefaire,
Bellefaire board of trustees at national residential treatment
the child care institution in )! center for emotionally troubled
Cleveland, Sunday. The four children.
included, Maurice A. Enggass
Dr. Norman A. Polansky, as-
and Samuel W. Leib and Mes- sociate professor in social work
dames Theodore Bargman and and psychology at the Univer-
Samuel Aaron, board members sity, will supervise the project,
of the institution.
entitled "The Influence of In- ,
The Detroiters heard the an- stitutional Climate on Accessi-
nouncement by Bellefaire pres- bility to Treatment."
dent Alan S. Geismer, that the
Geismer told the gathering
U.S. Public Health Service has
that last year Bellefaire gave
granted $90,000 to Western Re-
3.5 148 days- care to 126 chil-
serve University in Cleveland
dren in residence. An addi-
tional 103 children were aided
through foster home. placement,
For the
field consultation and other
Perfect Affair .
ways. The youngsters were
from 11,6 communities ip the
U.S., Canada and Alaska.
and His Orchestra
The Bellefaire Board ap-
UN 3-3737
proved a budget of 613,296 for-
1957-58. The budget includes
a three-year training program
to develop clinical therapy spe-
cialists, at a cost of 100,000 per
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MRS. JACK R. LIFSITZ

Speaking their vows before
Rabbi Morris Adler at an altar
in the English Room of the
Sheraton-Cadillac Hotel on Sept.
1 were Marilynn Suzanne Fish-
er, .daughter of Mrs. Ferdinand
Fisher and the late Mr. Fisher,
and Jack Robert Lifsitz, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Sol Lifsitz.
The bride chose a floor-length
gown of pure silk taffeta, fash-
ioned with a sweetheart neck-
line in the empire effect. The
bodice and tiers of the skirt
were appliqued with Alencon
lace. Her fingertip veil of illu-.
sion fell from a cap of lace and
pearls, and she carried a cascad-
ing bouquet of orchids, stepha-
notis and ivy on a pearl Bible.
The bride, escorted to the
altar by her uncle, Stephen
Lanyi, was attended by her sis-
ter, Judy Fisher, as maid of
honor, while bridesmaids were
Nancy Lustig, Bebe Rosenzweig
and Marsha Lanyi. Linda Lanyi
and Andrea Lanyi were junior
bridesmaids, and Susan Lanyi
was her cousin's flower girl.
Leonard Gordon was the
bridegroom's best man, and ush-
ers included Lawrence Kron,
Allan Becker, Robert Schneider
and Manly Ross.
Following dinner in the Ca-
sino Room, the couple left for
a New York honeymoon. On
their return, they will take up
residence in Ann Arbor.

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Schulze School Team Is
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BNAI DAVID MEN'S CLUB
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at the wading pool in Palmer
Park. Members and their wives
may attend. Under sponsorship
of the Men's Club, youth groups
are now planning activities for
the season. The groups, com-
prised of various age groups be-
ginning at 13, participate • in
religious, social and athletic
programs." For information, call
Neil Kalef, VE. 6-9619; or Harry
Howard, LI. 3-2343.

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A Hungarian • Jewish mother
who was separated from her
children and grandchildren dur-
ing World War II, became once
again united with - her family
this week in Cleveland, 0.
Mrs. Bella. Fisher, sister - of
Mrs: David Klein, of Flint,
Mich., arrived in New York,
Saturday, where She was met
by her sister, brother-in-law
and son, John Fisher, after
years of efforts to obtain an
immigration visa.
During World War II, "Mrs.
Fisher, with her daughter, man-
aged to escape from a death
march to a German concentra-
tion camp, where her husband
was eventually killed. Her son,
who served Hungary in the war,
escaped from a Russian camp
where he was held prisoner.
About ten years ago he came
to South America. A few years
afterward he emigrated to the
United States, where he took
Up residence in Cleveland, 0.
Her daughter, son-in-law and
two grandchildren, who escaped
in December from Budapest,
were able to get to Vienna . and
a few weeks later arrived also
in Cleveland. Mrs. Fisher, left
behind, finally obtained her visa.
Upon arrival in Cleveland, she
will reside with her daughter.

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Frank J. Winton, president
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deis University Associates, an-
nounces the .appointment of
seven new members to the
group's board of tustees.
They , are Jerry Bielfield,
Henry Frank, Richard Jacob,
Harry S. King, Ronald Kottler,
Dr. Herbert Levin and Leslie
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Bar Mitzvahs I

The Bar Mitzvah of Fred-
erick Harry Gruber, son of Dr.
and Mrs. Joseph Gruber, of
19920 Prest, will be observed
on Saturday, at Cong. Shaarey
Zedek. A reception in honor of
the Bar Mitzvah will be held
from 2 to 5 p.m., Sunday, at
the family home.
S * *
Mr. and Mrs. Leo L. Golden-
berg, of 12820 Oak Park Blvd.,
Oak Park, announce the Bar
Mitzvah of their son, Robert
Barry, on Saturday, at Cong.
Bnai David. A dinner in Rob-
ert's honor will be held Sun-
day, at Rainbow Terrace.

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Schulze School Parks and
Recreation Baseball Club,
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Dunbar, recently took third
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tition, after placing first during
the season in their district.
Members of the team in-
cluded Fred Aaron, David In-
gram, Warren Weiswasser, Joel
Isaacson, Russell Linden, Ste-
ven Schlane, Mark Pittman,
Joey Fischer, Alan Goldberg,
Mark Swirsky, Jerry Kanter,
Jerry Agernoff and Ira Mil-
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