THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS -- Fr iday, Oc tober 10, 19 58-20

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SANDRA SCHOENFIELD

Announcement is made of the
engagement of Sandra Gail
Schoenfield, daughter of Mrs.
David Keats and Dr. Gilbert
Schoenfield. to Charles Edward
Tobistnan, son of Mr and Mrs.
Jack Tobisman. A December
wedding is planned.

Downriver Sisterhood
Slates Season's Events

A full calendar of activities is
planned by the newly-organized
Sisterhood of the Downriver
Jewish Community Center, be-
ginning with a luncheon on
Tuesday, at the Lincoln Park
Security Bank.
Also scheduled for the corn-
ing weeks are a toy and gift
demonstration, to be held Oct.
26 and 27, in the Allen Park
home of Mrs. Don Lewis, 14907
Englewood, a bake sale on Nov.
7 and a games party and fash-
ion show, under the supervision
of Mrs. Isadore Mulias.
Families moving into the
Downriver area are invited to
contact Mrs. Moss Cenkar, 2640
Trenton, OR 6-0227, for infor-
mation on membership.
The Sisterhood also sponsors
a youth group for 11 to 16-year-
olds, under the chairmanship of
Mrs. Bernard Pick, 3505 Bridge,
Trenton, OR 6-3836. Social
gatherings are held once a
month, and business meeting
twice a month.

Evergreen Parents
to Discuss Education;
Plan Musical Comedy

"Parents' Responsibility in the
Jewish Education of their Chil-
dren" will be discussed by Rabbi
Hyman Agress at a general meet-
ing of Evergreen Jewish Cong.
at 8:30 p.m., Wednesday, at Cam-
bridge H a 11. Interested non-
members may attend.
Plans are going forward for
the congregation's three-act mu-
sical comedy presentation, "The
Ace of Space," which will be
seen Nov. 4 and 5, at IVIumford
High School.
Under the professional direc-
tion of Stuart Piggins, who re-
cently completed a season with
the Ford Sunday Hour and 'pre-
viously served as musical direc-
tor of the Columbia New York
Opera Co., there will be a cast
of 55 men and women.
The choreography, under the
professional tutelage of Enid
Ricardeau, will include a chorus
line consisting of Mary Berlin,
Bertha Gold, Linda Krut, Gladys
Levine, Ruth Shafer, Molly Fein-
berg, Ilomay Jacobs, Maybelline
Greenberg and Renee Bliefield.
The musical score and direc-
tion are being supervised by
Artie Fields, with publicity and
public relations being handled
by Sally Fields. The only pro-
fessional entertainers to appear
in the show will be the Van-
guards, a local trio who have
Sung with the Don Large Choir
and made appearances at the
Michigan State Fair.
Reservations may be made for
either night by calling Lil Kell-
man. KE. 4-2164, or Edythe Mon
ciano KE. 7-7198. ,

Beth Aaron USY Groups
Slate Opening Dances

Beth Aaron Senior United
Synagogue Youth will hold its
annual kick-off dance at 8:30
p.m., Saturday, at the syna-
gogue. Music by Harry Roth
and his orchestra. For further
information call Gary Moss,
WE 5-5460, or Michael Saywitz,
LI 7-3986.
The Synagogue's Junior USY
will hold its kick-off dance at
8:30 p.m., a week later on Oct.
Temple Israel Young
18. Same orchestra. For infor-
mation, call Arlene Kadshaw,
Marrieds Plan Ball
UN 1-1646, or Frances Dubrow-
Temple Israel Young Mar- sky, UN 2-8739.
ried's Group is holding a Har-
vest Moon Ball as their opening
event of the season. The dinner-
dance will be held at 8:30 p.m.,
Saturday, in the Frain Hall of
the Temple. Music by Iry Gil-
bert and his orchestra.
The ball is open to all mem-
bers and friends. For reserva-
Oct. 3 — To Mr. and Mrs.
tions, call Mrs. Seymour Raskin, Stanley Victor Delidow (Jeanne
LI. 6-0418, or Mrs. Sidney Gar- Mackey), of 18475 Roselawn, a
elick, UN. 4-0478.
daughter, Beverly Claire.

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Fuerst-Katz Rites
Planned foiDecember,

New Officers Elected
by Detroit Socialites

Plans are being made by De-
troit Socialities for the installa-
tion ceremonies for the follow-
ing newly-elected officers:
Dorothy Farber, president;
Gerry Lisagor and Sol Goldberg,
vice-presidents; Ann Goldman,
Celia Burke and Harry Nessel,
secretaries: Peter Stettin. coun-
sellor; and Esther Goldstein,
treasurer.
Elected to the executive coun-
cil were Robert Feinstein, Ger-
trude Steingold, Sam Neshefsky,
Bess Sherbin, Betty Abrams
and Myra Radnor.

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Chomsky to Speak to AL

American Legion Rosenwald
Post will present Max Chomsky,
well-known Zionist speaker, at
MISS JANICE FUERST
9 p.m., Oct. 22, at 17556 Wyo-
Mr. and Mrs! Morton Fuerst ming. Chomsky will speak on
have announced the engagement the "Middle East Prospectus."'
of their daughter, Janice Ruth,
to " Gerald Katz, son of Mr. and
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Mrs. Jack Katz.
The bride-to-be is a junior at
Wayne State University. Her
fiance, a former Wayne student,
is now majoring in accounting
at Walsh Institute. A December
wedding is being planned.

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Home Relief Society
Plans Dinner-Dance

Mrs. Max Kogan, 19255 Bur-
lington, will be hostess to mem-
bers of Home Relief Society, at
a dessert luncheon meeting to
be held this
afternoon.
Final plans
will be dis-
cussed for the
annual f u n B-
raising dinner-
dance, to take
place Oct. 22,
a t Windsor's
Elmwood Casi-
no, under the
chair m a n ship
of Mrs. John
Mrs. Mossman Mossman.
Named by Mrs. Robert Fried-
enberg, president, to assist the
chairman are Mrs. John Her-
man, who is in charge of tick-
ets, and Mrs. William Budman,
yearbook chairman.
The dinner-dance will feature
entertainment, and there will be
two trips for two at New York
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Beth Aaron Sisterhood
'Slates Open House, Tea

Open house for all captains
working on the Beth Aaron Sis-
terhood donor luncheon will be
held at the home of Mrs. George
Fredson, 18080 Pinehurst, at 1
p.m., Monday. The luncheon is
set for Dec. 16 in the Synagogue
* * *
Oct. 2—To Capt. and Mrs. social hall and captains are re-
Henry M. Botuck (Joan Hertz- quested to bring their ads in to
enson), Detroiters now at 1021 the open house.
A member-bring-a-member tea
Potomac, Alexandria, Va., where
Capt. Botuck is serving with will be held at 1 p.m., Tuesday,
the U. S. Army Dental Corps at the home of Mrs. Joseph Bra-
at Fort Belvoir, a daughter, ver, 20155 Oxley Rd., announced
Sisterhood president Mrs. Albert
Linda Susan.
Kaplan. Prospective members
* * *
Oct. 1 — To Mr. and Mrs. are invited, but members of
Ralph Gold (Marsha Ketai), of I longer standing may attend only
ac companied by a new or
10 Mile Rd., Oak Park, a son,
prospective membe r. Shirley
Jeffrey Howard.
Sherman will be vocalist at the
* * *
Sept. 23—To Mr. and Mrs. event. For reservations call Mrs.
Sid Lifton (Carol Lynn Joseph), Hyman Zalenko, UN 3-0245.
The Sisterhood is also hold-
of 16701 Greenfield, a son,
ing a b i r t h d a y celebration
Keith Michael.
"cruise," at 12:30 p.m., Oct. 20,
* * *
Sept. 16—To Mr. and Mrs. at the synagogue social hall.
Stanley A. Baar, of Church Rd.,
Oak Park, a daughter, Victoria SZ Young Marrieds to See
Red at Opening Dance
.Joyce.
* * *
Just wear something red, and
To Dr. and Mrs. Jerry G. you'll be eligible to attend the
Margolis (Geraldine Roda Gold- Fireman's Ball, a square dance
man, of Windsor), former De- being held by the Young Mar-
troiters now of 566 Valencia, ried League of Cong. Shaarey
Pontiac, a daughter, Marci Beth. Zedek.
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The dance will open the sea-
To Mr. and Mrs. Stephen S. son for the couples club at 8:30
Cohen , (Barbara Ann Prady, of p.m.. Saturday, itt the synagogue
Detroit). of Long Island, N.Y., social hall. Refreshments will
a daughter, Roberta Lynn.
be served. Friends are invited.

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