Miss Pfeifer Reveals Gold Star Parents
Honor • Co-Chairmen
June 29 Wedding
of Golden Book

MISS DELORES PFEIFER

Mrs. Rose Pfeifer and Mr.
Irving - W. Pfeifer announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Delores Dee, to Harvey
Arnold Lasser, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Morris Lasser,. of Santa
Barbara Dr.
Mr. Lasser presently attends
the University of Michigan. A
June 29 we d din g is being
planned.

Stone Foundation
to Host Youngsters

Taking an active part in the
Louis Stone Memorial Founda-
tion which on Wednesday will
take 40 bus-loads of under-
privileged children to the
Shrine Circus, are several men
of the local community.
Originally formed by druggist
Louis Stone, the Foundation's
work was later carried on by
the late Judge 0. Z. Ide.
Upon Judge Ide's death,
leadership was assumed by Rec-
order's Judge Paul E. Krause,
assisted by Probate Judge Na-
than J. Kaufman, Judge Elvin
Davenport, and Prosecuting At-
torney Samuel H. Olsen.
Among the members of the
Foundation's executive commit-
tee, in addition to Judge Kauf-
man, are Martin Barahl, -Larry
Gubow, Joseph H. Jones, Dr.
Edward Kozlow, Robert Kozlow,
John Kronenberg, Beryl Leve,
Joseph Lunenfeld, Danny Ras-
kin, Jack Schwartz and and
Meyer Silverman.
Shriners with extra Circus
tickets should contact Danny
Raskin at The Jewish News.

Center Camera Club Meets

The Gold Star Parents of
Michigan's Jewish Veterans
recently honored Mrs. Philip
Bernstein and Sandford Roth-
man, at a brunch, for their
"devoted efforts" as co-chair-
men of the Golden Book Com-
mittee.
The Golden Book is a vol-
ume which contains pictures
and hand lettered histories of
each of the 300 Michigan Jew-
ish servicemen who perished
in World War II and Korea.
The book is on permanent
display in a glass •case in the
Memorial Room of the JWV
Memorial Home. Each day, a
page is turned in the volume
displaying the image and his-
tpry of a different serviceman.
The histories a're in alpha-
betical arrangement, ending
with congressional medal of
honor winner Raymond Zuss-
man. The book was dedicated
last May 5.
Meyer Silverman, a past
president of the Gold Star
Parents presented Mrs. Bern-
stein and Rothman each with
a beautiful Bible, for their
efforts over the five years it
took to prepare the Golden
Book. .Others participating in
the Program were Samuel
Rhodes, Boris Joffe and Walter
Kline, president of the Memo-
rial Home •Aassociation. Aaron
Canner is the president of
Gold Star Parents.
Mrs. Bernstein is a past
Department president of the
JWV . -Ladies Auxiliary and a
past president of the Leogue of
Jewish Women. Rothman cur-

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Alnouncements

Jan. 23 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Leroy Levy (Fay Overback), of
3005 W. Chicago Blvd., a daugh-
ter, Marcia Phyllis.
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Jan. 21—To Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Milgrom (Thelma Fur-
man), of W. Outer Dr., a daugh-
ter, Gail Ellen.
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Jan. 20 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Marshall J. Blondy (Carol Ga-
lin), a daughter, Susan Dianne.
* * * •
Jan. 20—To Mr. and Mrs. Al
Nemoff (Bunnie Cooper), of
24220 Coolidge, Oak Park, a
daughter, Holly Ann.
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Jan. 19—To Mr. and Mrs. Isa-
dore Perlmutter (Marian Lew-
is), a daughter, Roberta Kay.

The Jewish Community Cen-
ter's Camera Club will meet on
Feb. 11, at the Davison Branch,
when a lecture on choosing the
proper paper for the proper
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scene will be heard. Choice of
Jan.
16—To
Mr. and Mrs.
film speeds and procedures for
developing negatives will be Martin Albert (Roberta Feld..
man), of 20559 Greenview, a
discussed.
son, Ross.
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RABBI YEHUDAH LOEWY
Jan. 15 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Robert B. Hirsch (Ilene Glick),
St4o4.e1 Excialively
of 24311 Geneva, Oak Park, a
Since 1946 in Detroit
son, Joel Cary.
Hospitals and Homes
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Jan. 11—To Mr. and Mrs.
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Jerome L. Meklir (R o z a nn e
Buttner), of 3375 Collingwood,
a daughter, Susan.
'RABBI LEO Y.
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Jan. 10 — To Mr. and Mrs.
GOLDMAN
Hyman Stollman (Elaine B.
Expert Mohel
Richman), of 13700 Dexter, a
Recommended by Physicians
Serving in Hospitals and Homes
son, Lawrence Bruce.
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Jan. 6 — To Dr. and Mrs.
Jerome Finck (JoAnne Mend-
of 20288 Westbrook, a son,
Rabbi Joshua Spiro low)
Michael Alan.
CERTIFIED MOHEL
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Serving In
Jan. 4 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Hospitals & Homes
Herman Elbinger (Ruth Solo-
mon), of 19432 Archdale, a
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daughter, Jo Anne.
7328 Thatcher
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Jan. 3—To Mr. and Mrs. Max
Caplan (Shirlee Tucker), of
Certified Surgical Mohel
24021 Stratford, Oak Park, a
Rabbi Israel GOODMAN
daughter, Susan Ann.
Serving in Hospitals and
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Homes Anywhere
Dec. 22 — To Mr. and Mrs.
16 Years' Experience
Maurice Wilson (Mildred Klein),
Pontiac, Mich.
of 3841 Monterey, a son, Eric.
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rently resides in Cleveland.

To Live in Cincinnati Joint Dinner-Dance
for Temple Israel
After Wedding Here. Set
The first combined affiliate
. „, . . . . . .
program at Temple Israel will

Kappa Nu Holds Banquet;
Mothers Club to Meet

Alpha Gamma chapter (Wayne
State University) of Kappa Nu
fraternity last week held a
be a dinner-dance to be held father and son banquet at the
Feb. 22, at the temple. Spon- Hotel Abington. They also held
soring organizations are the a "Pledge Formal Dinn e r
Men's Club, Sisterhood and Dance" at the Fort Shelby
Young Marrieds Group. Hotel. The fraternity's newly-
The dinner-dance will begin elected officers were introduced
with a cocktail hour at 6:30 at the affair.
p.m., followed • by dinner and , Kappa Nu Mothers Club an-
dancing to the music of Hal nounced that they will meet at
Gordon and his orchestra.
8:30 p.m. Thursday at the home
Sam Maza has been named of Mrs. Maurice Hoffman, 20150
overall chairman of the corn- Audrey.
bined event by Hyman M.
Jackson, Mrs. George M. Stutz
and Fred Marrich, presidents
of the three affiliates. Serving
as co-chairmen are George M.
Orchestras-Entertainment
Stutz, Mrs. Harry Fisher and
Frank L. Simons.
308 Fox Bldg.
Other committee members
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are Sam Grandon, Mark Fis-
cher, Louis Wolfgang, Michael
Schuman, Mrs. Leslie West and
Eminent New York
Mrs. Sam Maza. Reservations
may be made with Mrs. Fisher,
PIANO TEACHER
18600 Cherrylawn.

Dave Diamond

MRS. JERRY SHUCK

An altar arrayed with white
roses - and gladioli was the set-
ting for the marriage of Carole
Polinsky, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Maur i c e Polinsky, of
Woodingham Dr., and Jerry
- Mark Shuck, son of Mr. and
Mrs. James E. Shuck, of Cincin-
nati, 0.
Officiating at the double-ring
rites held at Rainbow Terrace
was Dr. Julius Mark, senior
rabbi of New York's Temple
Emanu-El, an uncle of the.
bridegroom.
The bride's ballerina - length
gown was made of' blush .pink
peau de soie and covered by
net • and inserts of white Chan-
tilly lace in the bouffant skirt.
The heart-shaped neckline and
short sleeves were entirely of
white lace.
Her headpiece of lace and
sequins was secured by a fin-
gertip veil, and she carried a
prayerbook arrangement of
white orchids and stephanotis.
Lois Polinsky, the bride's
sister, was her maid of honor,
and bridesmaids were Rochelle
Aisen, Phyllis Barr, Elinor Ber-
lin and Eileen Simon.
The bridegroom's brother,
Stanley M. Shuck, was his best
man, while ushers were Fred-
erick FriedMan, Allan Doelling,
Irvin Gettleman and Neil Bortz,
all of Cincinnati.
The couple will reside in Cin-
cinnati, where both are students
at the University of Cincinnati.
Out-of-town guests attending
the ceremony were from Cin-
cinnati, Miami Beach, Fla.,
Huntington, W. Va., Evansville,
Ind., Mansfield, 0., Columbus,
0., Youngstown, 0. and New
York City.

Labor Zionists Plan
Seminar On Israel

At its January meeting the
Council of the Labor Zionist
Organization of America com-
pleted plans for a Mid West
Regional Seminar to be held
on Mar ch 22 and 23. The
theme of the Seminar will be
"60 Years of Zionism and 10
Years of Israel." Speakers at
the sessions will be Professor
Ezra Spicehandler and soci-
ologist Marshall Sklare. Her-
bert Pincus, chairman of ar-
rangements, will be assisted by
Lester Blickstein and Henry
Faigin and Mesdames Harold
Noveck, Ben Harold, I r v i n g
Posner.
Plans were also submitted
for the commemoration of Ber
Borochov, the founding leader
of Labor Zionism on the 40th
anniversary of his death. Part
of the memorial to Rim would
be the raising of funds for the
dedication of a cultural center
presently being constructed in
Kiryat Borochov in memory of
Simon Richardson, late Zionist
leader. The Detroit share of
the building fund was set at
$20,000.
The Council also voted to
undertake a membership drive
that would eventually double
their membership.

Has limited number of openings

Socialites to Hear Talk
by Dr. Robert Drews

Detroit Socialites will present
Dr. Robert Drews, eminent
psychiatrist and noted speaker,
at • their first program-social
meeting of the year, at 8:30
p.m. Wednesday, at the Labor
Zionist Institute, 19161 Schae-
fer.
Dr. Drew's topic will be "In-
troducing You to Your Friend-
liest Enemy — Yourself." A
question and answer period and
a social hour will follow. The
meeting is ,open to the public.

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