ctivities in Society

MR. & MRS. F. ORECHKIN

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Orech-
kin, of Windsor, Ont., will
celebrate their 50th wedding
anniversary on Sunday, at a
family get-together with their
children, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
H. Manning, Mr. and Mrs.
Nathan Kantor and Mr. and
Mrs. Milton D. Hubert, their
grandchildren and one great
grandchild, at the Manning resi-
dence, 18520 Parkside.
Mr. Orechkin came to Wind-
sor from Russia in 1906, and
he and Mrs. Orechkin were
married in Detroit on Aug. 16,
1908. He has been engaged
in the livestock business in
Windsor for over 40 years.
The • Orechkins are active
members of Congs. Shaar Ha-
shomayim and Shaarey Zedek,
and Mr. Orechkin served as
_first vice-president of the for-
mer for four years and is now
a member of the board of di-
rectors.
Both are members of Wind-
sor Bnai Brith, and Mrs. Orech-
kin also serves with the Shaar
Hashomayim Sisterhood and
Windsor Hadassah.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Krasnow have returned from California
and Las Vegas, after celebrating their fifth wedding anniversary
as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Phil Krasnow, of Los Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. LaPides are currently celebrating
their 26th wedding anniversary at Grossinger's in. New York.
With them is their daughter, Bonnie.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Winokur and son, Marvin, have moved
from Tuxedo Ave., and are now residing in their new home at
18601 Kentucky.
A barbecue garden party was tendered recently in honor of
the 60th birthday of Hattie Joslove, of Steel Ave. Members of
the family and her friends joined in the festivities.
Mr. Elliott Elkin, of the Elkin Travel Bureau, together with
Mrs. Elkin, will leave for a 16-day cruise an the Alcoa Line from
New Orleans to LaGuaira, Venezuela; Kingston, Jamaica; Port of
Spain, Trinidad; and the Dominican Republic. The trip is being
made to check accommodations and facilities for the firm's
clients.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Slutsky, sons, Allan and Larry, and mother,
Mrs. Sylvia Charman, formerly of Tyler Ave., are now residing
in their new home at 20476 Lesure.

Special Holiday Honeymoon in South
Week-End Events After Aug. 19 Rites
at Omena Inn

The biggest holiday weekend
of the season, extending through
Labor Day, will be celebrated
at Omena Inn, according to Mrs.
Lillian Landis, owner of the
popular Northern Michigan re-
sort.
Special entertainment, featur-
ing some of the most talented
personalities in show business,
has been planned by Samuel
Bela Lovett, general manager
and activities director of the
resort. There will be songs by
Laurence West of "Carousel,"
"Desert Song" and "Merry Wi-
dow" fame. Music and dancing
will be by Bob Ruskin and his
orchestra. Social activities have
been organized to fill every hour
of the day.
Greater emphasis than ever
before is being given to the
program for the sum-
I sports
mer's last big weekend. In ad-
dition to excellent swimming
from Omena Inn's private beach
and fishing on its private lake,
baseball, tennis, shuffleboard,
volleyball, ping pong, horse-
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available.
The customary Am e r i c a n-
Jewish cuisine, for which the
resort is already well known, is
assured the guests. Cocktail par-
ties, smorgasbord and wienie
roasts are all on the agenda.
NEW SUNDAY
Experienced counselors will
& HOLIDAY
guide the children, who play,
are entertained and eat together
in their own dining room, while
parents are free to participate
in planned adult activities.
Children's facilities include
One (or more) of
fully-equipped playground, han-
dicraft shop, special swimming
and dancing instructions, water
Checker Bor-B-Q's
sports and trips.
Delivery Trucks
"Since we are located in the
heart of Northern Michigan's
pollen-free area, Omena Inn is
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a haven for hayfever sufferers
at this time of the year," said
Mrs. Landis. "Many of them will
join our guests for this Labor
I Day weekend. We are, expecting
I the biggest turnout of . the sea-
son."
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Mrs. LeRoy L. Atler will head
the Parent-Teachers Organiza-
tion of the Adas Shalom Branch
of the United Hebrew Schools
during the coming year.
She will be assisted, by Mes-
dames Norman Leemon and
Louis Beresh, vice-presidents;
Theodore Crantz and Emanuel
Feinberg, secretaries; Morris
Bloomberg, tr ea surer; and
Albert Elazar, teacher repres-
entative.
Board members are Mesdames
Charles Cash, Alfred Deutsch,
Joe Gordon, Henry Hertzberg,
Aaron Karp, Sam Rosenthal,
Diane Simon, Robert Willens,
Harry Fridson, Lew Nucian,
Alex Bragman, Harry Cohen, I.
Goodman Cohen, Alvin Topper,

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Mr. and Mrs. Max M. Fisher,
of Franklin, Mich., announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Jane Ellen, to David Law-
rence Sherman, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred E. Sherman, of War-
rington Dr. The bride-elect at-
tended the Connecticut College
for Women. Mr. Sherman is a
University of Michigan grad-
uate.

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Barbara Carole Stone, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Stone, of Warrington Dr., - be-
came the bride of Lawrence
Martin Rosen, son of Mr. gnd
Mrs. Ben Rosen, of Northlawn
Ave., in an evening ceremony
Aug. 19, at Temple Israel. Dr.
Leon Fram and Rabbi M. Rob-
ert Syme officiated. A recep-
tion followed the ceremony.
The bride wore a gown of
peau de soie and Alenceon lace.
• The sabrina neck line and long
sleeves were of matching lace,
and the bodice was fitted. Her
headpiece was made in a tiara
shape of small pearls, with a
double tiered fingertip veil.
Mrs. Harold Freed, cousin of
the bride was matron of honor,
and Arthur Ungerleider was
best man, while Mrs. Donald
Gurwin, Beverly Eder and Judy
Allen were bridesmaids. Ushers
for the bridegroom were Mar-
vin Sherkin, James Stone and
Alvan Wolfe, while seating the
guests were Michael Miller,
Peter Miller. and Richard Mil-
ler.
The newlyweds will honey-
moon in Miami Beach, Florida.
Upon their return they will
take up residence on Fairfax
St., Southfield.

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JNF to Reclaim 3,000
Dunams of Vital Land

EIN GEV, Israel — The re-
clamation of 3,000 dunams of
land of vital strategic import-
ance has been undertaken by
the Jewish National Fund
east and southeast of Lake
Tiberias.
Here, Israel owns a narrow
plain bordering on the lake
and. parts of the steep slopes
of the Gaulan Mountains, as
well as a strip of land a few
hundred yards wide along the
Yarmuk River, wedged in be-
tween the Syrian and Jor-
danian frontier.
These bare and uninhabited
expanses had hitherto con-
stantly tempted Arab shep-
herds and infiltrators to cross
the border and had been the
cause of numberless incidents,

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