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MISS ELAYNE GAYMAN

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Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Gay-
= man, of Lilac Ave.. announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Elayne Rita. to Sheldon
Harvey Kardener, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Israel Kardener, of
Fullerton Ave. The couple has
set Aug. 3 as their wedding
date.
The bride-elect is an ele-
mentary education 'major en-
tering her senior year at
Wayne State University. Her
fiance is a graduate of the
WSU college of engineering,
and is presently residing in
Miami, Fla.

Masterpoint Bridge
Games Franchise
Given Clover Lodge

Duplicate Bridge tourna-
ments will be held twice
weekly at Clover Lodge, pop-
ular summer resort on the
shores of Grand Traverse Bay
in Omena. Mich.
Masterpoint games will be
held Saturday evenings at 8
and Sunday mornings at 10.
Points can be piled up at these
tournaments towards a Master
Rating.
For the July 4 weekend there
are many special activities, in-
cluding discussion on current
trends in literature by Mrs.
Harry Oberstein, and- a simul-
taneous chess exhibition by
Walter J. Korn.
In addition. there will be
weiner roasts, movies, cocktail
parties, costume balls, games,
and sports.
Clover Lodge has added a
buffet lunch to be served daily.
compliments of the house, in
addition to the two deluxe
meals previously advertised.
Reservations may be made by
calling Sutton's Bay, BR 1-3240
or BR 1-9001. The cost of the
call will be deducted from
bills; or call Detroit, A. J.
Lachover. UN 1-5552, or Belle
Martell, UN 4-1612, or UN
2-9904 or UN 3-7713.

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News Brevities

Dr. LEON FRAM. rabbi of
Temple Israel. will be in San
Francisco, Calif., this week to
attend the national convention
of the American Library Asso-
ciation. He will represent the
Detroit' Public Library Com-
mission, of which he is presi-
dent, at the special trustee sec-
tion of the convention.
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The annual picnic of the
ROSNER FAMILY CLUB will
be held this Sunday, at Ken-
sington Park.
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MEYER SILVERMAN, hon-
orary president of the Gold
Star Parents of the Jewish War
Veterans, has been named an
"Honorary Alumnus" of the
. S. N Center t
Great Lakes, Ill. Silverman,
who was ted b
Gov.
Williams last year to attend
the homecoming at the Center,
received a certificate of appre-
ciation from Capt. W. Burrows,
commanding officer.
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July by the MICHIGAN
OPERA COMPANY of Detroit,
it is announced by Victor Dyni,
chorusmaster. No previous
operatic experience is required.
Auditions will be held at 8
p.m., Tuesday evening, at the
International Institute. For in-
formation, call LO. 7-2694.
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Detroit Branch of the Nation-
al JEWISH WELFARE BOARD
recently received a USO award
for services to the Downtown
USO Center, which provides fa-
cilities for 12.000 servicemen
each month. Mrs. I. Irving Bitt-
ker received the award on be-
half of JWB from Col. James
H. Hancock.
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STANLEY LAWRENCE EI-
SENBERG, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Max N. Eisenberg, of 3224 Glen-
dale, has been awarded a schol-
arship to continue studies to-
ward a master's degree at the
University of Michigan. A June
cum laude graduate of Hills-
dale. Stanley will major in Rus-
sian history and language. He
Chorus auditions for quali- was a member of two scholastic
fied Detroit and Windsor area and leadership fraternities
singers will be held during while at Hillsdale.

Youngsters Race in Midget Cars
at Own Track on Telegraph

Midget auto racing for young- ecutive indicates that these
sters. an established sport on ' youngsters, racing under adult
the West Coast and in other supervision, are actually safer
parts of the United States, is than a child riding a bicycle.
coming into its own locally,
In addition to the thrill of
according to Lew Stern. whose racing, the Wolverines teach
two children both participate safety and sportsmanship. They
in weekly races here.
race for points which are to-
The youngsters, 4 to 15, com- taled at the end of the year,
prise the Wolverine Ms Midget when trophies are awarded to
Racers. and they race each Sun- the winners.
day in special cars, which. as
"Miracle Mile." as the track
I the name implies, are one-fourth is called, is well attended each
the size of regular midget racing week. when 2,000 to 3,000 spec-
tators turn out to watch the
cars.
Stern's two children. Mark, youngsters race. There is no
7. and Ronna, 9. have recently admission charge.
become active in the group,
Information on enrolling in
which has its own track on the program may be obtained
Telegraph and Square Lake Rd. from Stern, Norman Goodman
Because of the July 4 holiday, or Blair Alford, secretary-trea-
there will be racing today, as urer of the Wolverines, at the
track.
well as on this Sunday.
The 78 members of the group
race in cars that are powered 2 Michigan Youths
with a two-thirds horsepower Join Israel Pilgrimage
motor, capable of going 20 to 30
Arline Sugar. of Detroit, and
miles an hour. The track, com- Robert Shur of Flint. are among
plete with retaining wall and 61 young persons participating
pit area, operates as a regular in a pilgrimage to Israel spon-
racing track, and is one-tenth sored by the United Synagogue
of a mile in circumference.
of America.
In the five years that the
The program is part of the
Wolverines have been racing United Synagogue program of
here, there has never been an fostering better "s piritual
accident. Stern said, and the bridges" between Israelis and
kids all love the sport. A recent Americans.
statement from an insurance ex-
The pilgrimage will include
a tour of the .major points of
interest in Israel as well as a
Standard, City Clubs
two-week work period in an
Announce Merger
Israeli farm settlement.
Merger of the City Club of
Richard is the son of Mr. and
Detroit and the Standard Club, Mrs. Saul Shur, and is an 11th
to form the Standard - City grade student in Flint's Cen-
Club, was announced this week tral High School.
by Sydney Jacobs, chairman of
the board, and Malcolm Lowen-
stein, president of the new Jewish Youth Night
at Walled Lake July 9
group.
Wednesday will be Jewish
Other officers of the. fused
club, elected at a recent meet- Youth Night at the Walled Lake
ing of the combined member- Casino Ballroom, as Don Mac-
Kinnon's Dance-Capades plays
ships, are the following:
Milton Maddin, vice-presi- host to AZA, BBG and temple
dent; Jay Allen, secretary; and youth groups from 8 to 11:30
Sydney Heinrick, treasurer. In p.m.
addition to the officers, who
Dress is informal for the
serve on the board. the follow- dance, floor show and refresh-
ing directors were chosen: ment program. A queen repre-
Adolph Goldberg, Jason Honig- senting Detroit - area Jewish
man. Richard Jacob and Mich- youth organizations to compete
in the Miss Dance-Capades con-
ael Roberts.
Facilities of the organization test will be chosen.
in the Sheraton-Cadillac Hotel
Among those serving on the
will be available for the use youth commission planning the
of all members of the former evening are Dan S n y d e r,
clubs. Enlargement of the club Michael Aller, David Olshansky
rooms was expected to get un:. and Ivan Bloch. Tickets are
derway this week.
available at the door.

`The Night Heaven Fell'
Premiere at Trans-Lux

1 Vivian Liber to Wed
1 Roger Al. Gottfried

Thomas E. Rodger s, vice
president of Trans - Lux Thea-
tres Corp., announced that the
American premiere of "The
Night Heaven Fell," the newest
Brigette Bardot film, will open
at the Trans-Lux Krim Theater
July 16. Trans-Lux Krim Thea-
ter will continue the daily
matinee policy inaugurated with
its first picture. "The Night
Heaven Fell" will have continu-
ous performances commencing
at 2 P.M. on all weekdays and
commencing 12 noon on Satur-
day, Sunday, and holidays.

Sam Jaffe has been added
to the cast of MGM's "Ben
Hur," to be photographed in
the Camera 65 process with
William Wyler directing and
Sam Zimbalist producing.
Charlton Heston plays the title
role of Judah Ben Hur, with
Cathy O'Donnell portraying his
sister Tirzah.

MISS VIVIAN LIBER

Announcement is made of
the engagement of Vivian
Sharon Liber, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Kalman Lustig, of
Monterey Ave., to Roger Mich-
ael Gottfried, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Jerry Gottfried, of Park-
side Ave.
The bride-elect attends
Wayne State University, where
she is majoring in education.
Her fiance is a senior at the
University of Michigan, and is
a psychology major.

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Dr. ABE GELBART, former
professor of mathematics at
Syracuse University, assumed
his post as director of Yeshiva
University's newly-created Grad-
uate School of Mathematical
Sciences.
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The Grand River Chevrolet
Company, a highly successful
Chevrolet dealership_ for 26
years at Grand River and
Warren Avenues, was discon-
tinued by its owner, SAUL H.
ROSE, on June 30.

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FEIGENSON - LEAMAN: The
marriage of Jacqueline Leaman
and Mort. Feigenson was solem-
nized June 24, in the study of
Rabbi Morris Adler at Cong.
Shaarey Zedek. The bride is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Leaman, of Wyoming Ave.
Mr. Feigenson is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. P. Feigenson, of Oak-
man Blvd.

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