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▪ Pioneer Women Hear
L,D I Report on 'Pilgrimage'
at Oneg Shabbat

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Recently returned from Is-
rael,
four members of the De-
co
troit Council of Pioneer Women
who participated in the organi-
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zation's pilgrimage to Israel in
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celebration of its 10th anniver-
Eip
sary will be honored at an oneg
cts shabbat Saturday.
Mrs. Gerson Berris is chair-
4 man of the event, which will
I begin at 1 p.m., Saturday, at
up the Hayim Greenberg Center,
19161 Schaefer.
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Reports will be given by Mrs.
Michael Michlin, "Cultural As-
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pects of Every Day Living in
Israel"; Mrs. David Sislin, "The
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Youth Village at Kanot"; Mrs.
Harry Mondry, "The Celebra-
tion of Israel's 10th Anniver-
sary," and Mrs. Morris Fried-
marl, who will give a reading
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dedicated to the holiday season.
Community singing will be
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gO led by Mrs. Morris Plafkin, and
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a social hour will be served by
a committee headed by Mrs.
Julius Taitelman. The public is
invited.
Mrs. Mondry, who is head of
the education department plan-
ning the program, advises that
a leadership seminar for of-
ficers and committee chairmen
will be held at 10 a.m., Oct. 9,
at the Greenberg Center.

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Family Pledges
Shelter Belt for
Sam Schneiders

Local Boy Makes
Mark in Polo

The distinction of being the
youngest active polo player in
I the country goes to a 12-year-
old Detroit boy, Franklin Ed-
win Levinson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Benjamin Levinson, of
18315 Birchcrest.
Despite his youth, Franklin
has already played with such
notables in the polo world as
Jack Ivory, Richard Gibson,
Leonard Foley, Wendell Smith
and Thomas Young.
In the past two years, young
Levinson has played in several
exhibition tournaments for
charities, and only last Sunday
he played in a game for the
benefit of the hospital commit-
tee of the Allied Veterans
Council.
After the game, a certificate
of appreciation was presented
to all the players, including
Franklin. This being the first
award he has received, he
treasuees it like nothing else.
He hopes to attain a reputa-
tion nationally as a high goal
player, thus following in the
footsteps of his idol. Jack
IVory.
Franklin is a student at the
Hampton School.

8ngag ements

For the
Perfect Affair . . .

Mickey Woolf

Announcement is made of the
and His Orchestra
forthcoming marriage of Judith
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Horwitz, daughter of Mrs. J.
Shurly Horwitz, of Whitmore
Rd., and the late Mr. Horwitz,
to John Willis, son of Mrs. Mor-
ris Slattery, of Pasedena, Calif.
The bride-to-be is an alumna
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of Cornell University, and is do-
Weddings - Bar Mitzvahs
Formals, Candids, 3 D's, Movies
ing graduate work at Radcliffe
For Quality Workmanship
College. .Mr. Willis, who did his
Call Mr. Rosen
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undergraduate work at the Uni-
versity of California at Berkley,
is now working for his doctor-
Dance with Delight
ate in biology at. Harvard Uni-
versity.
to
The wedding will be held in !LARRY FREEDMAN
Detroit this Sunday.
and his Orchestra
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nounces the engagement of his
daughter, Corrine Ruth, to Al-
bert H. Kohn, son of Mrs. Doro- :PHOTOS
thy Kohn of Philadelphia. A
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Dec. 20 wedding is planned.

Nieces and nephews of the
late Mrs. Rose Schneider who
gathered at her recent yahrzeit
unveiling have pledged a
memorial shelter belt to be
planted in Israel, both in her
memory and that of her hus-
band, Samuel, who preceded
her in death.
The pledge, made through
the Jewish National Fund, will
make possible a shelter belt
in the Negev, and serve to
provide protection from pos-
sible Arab attack for new
settlements now being built.
Creation of the project is a
continuation of the work of
Mrs. Schneider herself. Only
a few years ago she had turned
over her life insurance to the
JNF. She also was a big pur-
chaser of Israel Bonds.
Bar
Since the Schneiders were
* Mitzvahs
CARD OF THANKS
childless, her heirs were her
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nieces and nephews and grand-
The family of the late Minnie
Bloom acknowledges with grate- *Quality work
nieces and nephews, many of
ful appreciation the many kind
whom have also been active
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expressions of sympathy ex- *UN 3-8532
workers in the JNF and other
tended by relatives and friends
Israeli causes.
during the family's recent be-
Prominent among the family
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reavement.
is Mrs. Samuel Heyman, who
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served for many years as presi-
dent of the JNF Women's
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Auxiliary and as a member of
Rabbi and Mrs. Halpern
Delicious Cheese - Tempting Onion - Creamy Egg,
the JNF Council.
• to Host Newly-Marrieds
Salt Stick - Plain and Salt
ANOTHER GOLDSTEIN FIRST—LOW-CAL WHEAT BAGEL!
SHOLOM AUXILIARY will
Other members of the family
Rabbi and Mrs. Israel I. Hal-
"Freeze 'em" - "Heat 'em" - "Toast 'em" - "Eat em"
pern will hold a reception for are Mrs. Charles Friedenberg, hold a membership party at 8:30
couples at whose marriages donor secretary for the JNF p.m., Tuesday, at the home of
Rabbi Halpern officiated in re- Auxiliary; Mrs. Joseph Gold- Mrs. Dave Eisman, 20286 Hunt-
cent years on Oct. 8, in the farb, a co-worker; Mrs. Norman ington, when a skit written by
OPEN: Monday thru Thursday, 1 p.m. to 12 p.m. — Closed Friday.
Continuously Saturdays from 10 a.m. THRU Sunday, 2:30 p.m.
synagogue social hall.
Freilich and Mrs. Sam Karpel, Mrs. Marvin Madgy and Mrs.
18231 WYOMING near CURTIS
The occasion will be a get- both long supporters of JNF Leo Panzer will be presented. A
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social hour also is planned. New
acquainted dance for members projects.
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members
who
join
will
be
in-
of the newly-organized Beth
vited to a dinner planned for
Abraham Couples Club. For in-
Oct. 14, at Jeri's Restaurant, as
formation or reservations, call. Bnai Brith Women
MRS. GRUNT'S OWN HOME-MADE MEICHOLIM
guests of the chapter. For reser-
Mesdames Alan Bernson, KE
Launch
Membership,
vations, call Mrs. Sandford Gor-
7-9322, Arthur Schreier, UN
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don, UN. 4-3042.
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TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT !
3-3959.
Setting out to "Astound the
Lt. ELI LEVIN AUXILIARY
World in 80 Days," members of will meet at 8:30 p.m., Tuesday,
We will be closed Sukkot — MONDAY and TUESDAY,
Adas Shalom USY
the Greater Detroit Bnai Brith at the Memorial Home. Host-
September 29 and 30; Oct. 6 and 7.
Slates Picnic, Dance
Women's Council this week be- esses will be Frances Magid and
Adas Shalom Chapter, United gan its annual membership Ruby Tompkins.
We thank our customers for their patience and coopera-
Synagogue Youth, will hold a campaign.
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tion with our holiday items.
wienie roast at 8 p.m., Oct. 4,
The drive for new members
Sgt. MORTON A. SILVER-
at the west side of Palmer Park. will officially open on Oct. 13
Dancing will follow at the home with Founders Day, the start of MAN AUXILIARY will meet
of Marvin Alpine r, 20011 Founders Week, which contin- Wednesday evening, at the home
of Mrs. Lillian Latzer, 15340
Picadilly.
1'8252 WYOMING near CURTIS
ues through Oct. 18. Coordinat- Rosemary, Oak Park. Hostesses
ing the major events planned will be Mesdames William Lov-
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in connection with the cam- inger, Frank Selman and Lester
WE NEED
paign will be Mrs. Sidney Eidel- Singer. Tickets are now avail-
Boarding homes for children
man, overall chairman, and Mrs. able for the donor luncheon, ac-
temporarily separated from
Nathan Kantor, co-chairman.
cording to Mrs. William Levitt,
their families.
The Council, under the lead- chairman. For information, call
WE PAY
ership of Mrs. David Grosberg, LI. 5-3720. At a recent meet-
Boarding care and 011 other
also is -engaged in its yearly ing, at which Mrs. Oscar Katz,
Kosher Fryers and Yearling Pullets
expenses.
fund-raising drive to support Department president, and Mrs.
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such programs as its blood John Neuron, vice - president,
bank, Israel children's home were honored guests, five and
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and veterans programs.
10-year membership pins were
Jewish Family and
The culminating event will awarded.
Children's Service
be the annual star-studded re-
vue, to be held Nov. 18, at the
13327 Linwood
Dr. Fauman Gets EMC
Fox Theater.

J. J. CLARKE

ANEW

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Professorship Post

Dr. S. Joseph Fauman, the
Jewish Community Council's
director of research and com-
munity relations, has been
granted a leave of absence to
accept a professorship in so-
ciology at Eastern Michigan
College. He will retain his resi-
dence in Detroit.

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