33rd Folk Chorus Benjamin Tomarins
Concert Sunday Wed 50 Years
The Jewish Folk Chorus,
composed of 100 adult and
youthful singers, will hold its
33rd annual Spring Concert at
8 p.m., Sunday in the Scot-
tish Rite Cathedral of Ma-
sonic Temple.
The- two-part program will
open with a special portion
dedicated to the celebration of
I s r a el's 10th anniversary.
Israeli, American and Yiddish
folk songs will be presented.
The Warsaw Ghetto Uprising
will be commemorated in the
second portion, which is high-
lighted by the oratorio, "Fun
Vieg Lied Tzum Zieg Lied"
(From Cradle Song to Victory
Song).
The oratorio encompasses
songs of the life in Europe
from the first World War
through the Ghetto Uprising
and the end of the Hitler era.
The oratorio will be accom-
panied by interpretive dances.
Lillian Shapero, chroreographer,
will be joined by a dance
group.
Tickets are available in ad-
vance by calling Mrs. D. Mil-
gram, UN. 1-2606, or at the
door the evening of the per-
formance.
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and his Orchestra
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Mr. and Mrs. BENJ. TOMAR.IN
Four generations in the fam-
ily of Benjamin and Rebecca
Tomarin gathered last Sunday
at a family dinner in the cou-
ple's home, 3351 Sturtevant, to
celebrate their 50th wedding an-
niversary.
Married on May 29, 1908 in
Poland, Mr. Tomarin came to
the United States in 1912. His
wife joined him a year later.
For 45 years, Mr. Tomarin
has been engaged in the kosher
meat business, and is well-
known by all old-time De-
troiters.
The couple is a member of
Cong. Beth Shinuer and Cong.
David Ben Nuchim, and Mrs.
Tomarin is a member of Lach-
ver Ladies Aid Society and Ha-
dassad. They have four children,
Jack, Gilbert, Mary and Kay,
nine grandchildren and three
great grandchildren.
To, mark the occasion, the
family is inscribing their names
in the Jewish National Fund's
"Book of Life" in Jerusalem.
The Tomarins are planning a
trip to Israel next year.
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Feature: Mrs. Joshua Sperka,
representing the Women's Divi-
sion, State of Israel Bonds, will
discuss the Israel bond dinner,
to be held June 11, at Temple
Israel, over the Jewish Com-
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BRAVERMAN'S
KOSHER MEATS
activities in Society
Election of officers of the
Town and Country Club was
held recently. Samuel W. Leib
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kramer, of 900 Whitmore, will cele- was elected president, with Moe
brate their 50th wedding anniversary on Saturday, June 14. R. Miller, Dr. Benjamin Brand
Open house in their honor will be held that evening, from and Dr. Abe Pearlmas elected
8 to 11, at Women's City Club, Park and Elizabeth. No cards. vice-presidents; Dr. Morris
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mondry, who have just returned from Marks, secretary; Dr. Meryl
Israel where they participated in the state's 10th anniversary Fenton, treasurer; and Dr. M.
celebrations, were honored on their arrival home at a meeting E. Bachman, the club's first
of Arlazaroff Branch of the Farband. Mr. Mondry is president president, was elected honorary
president.
of the branch.
Charter memberships are
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Heiman will honor their son, Norman, on
the occasion of his graduation from the Wayne State University available in the club until June
medical school with a cocktail party in their home, 19600 Roslyn 30. Applications should be sent
to Dr. Marks, 4076 Chippewa.
Rd., from 5 to 11 p.m., June 14.
Meanwhile, the club has au-
Dr. David L. Edgar is leaving for Chicago, Ill., where he will
undertake graduate dental training in orthodonics during the thorized a r c h i t e c t Henry
Abrams to start work on con-
next two years.
An afternoon barbecue honoring the wedding anniversary struction plans for a new build-
of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gold was given on Decoration Day by ing to be constructed at South-
their children, Mr. and Mrs. Philip H. Gold and Mr. and Mrs. field and 12 1/2 Mile.
Lloyd Blazofsky.
"if music be the food
Dr. Ronald E. Trunsky, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Trunsky,
of love, . . .
of 17433 Strathcona, a captain in the U.S. Army medical corps
serving in France, has returned to his home base following an
extensive tour of Europe, which included visits in Moscow and
Leningrad. Dr. Trunsky, who graduated from the University
of Michigan medical school, interned at Harper Hospital before
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the next two years will be London, England.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace J. Haber, of 20426 Stratford, will
travel this weekend to Howe, Ind., for the graduation of their
son, Michael H. Haber, from the lower school of the Howe
Military Academy. Joining them for the trip will be another
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Brandeis Women
to Elect Officers
Election of officers will high-
light the closing meeting of
the season for members of the
Detroit Women's Committee of
Brandeis University.
In the form of a subscrip-
tion box luncheon, the meet-
ing will be held at 12:15 p.m.,
June 16, in the home of Mrs.
Saul Rose, 1701 Balmoral. For
reservations, call Mrs. Manny
Rotenberg, DI. 1-1276.
Mrs. Samuel Moss, national
vice-president of the Women's
Committee, will be the guest
speaker, advises Mrs. Charles
Briskman, program vice-presi-
dent, who has arranged the
afternoon's festivities.
The Women's Committee,
with a membership of 62,000,
is considered the largest
friends-of-a-library group in
the world. Its major project
has been the support of the
library at the 10-year-old Wal-
tham, Mass., school.
Voluntary contributions to
the book fund and to special
and major book collections
honoring all occasions may be
made locally through Mrs. Nor-
man Levey, vice-president of
the book fund, UN. 2-1361.
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Adas Shalom Couples
To Install Officers
Adas Shalom Young Married
Couples Club will hold an in-
stallation dinner-dance at 8:30
p. m., June 21, at Terova's
Rathskeller. Dancing will be
to the music of the Dick Stein
Trio.
For reservations or for fur-
ther information, call Mr. or
Mrs. Joe Klein, UN 2-3383, or
Mr. or Mrs.. Bill Sklar, UN. 3-
3880.
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