THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, October 31, 1958-24
Set Final Plans for Donor Event
of Sisters of Zion Mizrachi
Nominate Eight
for Sinai Board
Louis Tabashnik, chairman of
the nominating committee of
Sinai Hospital and North End
Clinic, announces nominations of
the following persons for five-
year terms on the boards of
trustees: Sidney J. Allen, Irwin
I. Cohn, Max M. Fisher, Morris
Garvett, Max Osnos, Nate S.
Shapero, Abraham Srere and
Melville S. Welt. All are pres-
ent members of the Boards.
Nominees will be voted on at
the Sinai Hospital and North
End Clinic's annual meeting,
Nov. 25, in the Hospital lecture
room. Additional nominations
may be made by petition of 50
members of the corporation
prior to Nov. 15, Tabashnik
said.
GOING OVER final plans for the 22nd annual donor
luncheon of the Sisters of pion Mizrachi are, left to right,
seated: Mesdames JOSEPH H. KUNIN, child restoration chair-
man; ABE KELMAN, journal; MILTON A. WINSTON, pro-
gram; MORRIS S E R V E T T E R, president; and AUGUSTA
SUBAR; standing, Mesdames MORRIS GOLDBERG, overall
chairman; and PEARL LEADER, co-chairman.
* * *
A donor rally, at which all a musical program, to be pre-
outstanding funds are requested sented by Cantor and Mrs. Reu-
to be remitted, will be held by ven Frankel. For tickets, call
Sisters of Zion Mizrachi at 12 Mrs. Morris Goldberg, donor
noon, Wednesday, at Holiday chairman, UN 3-3877.
Manor. Dessert luncheon will be
served.
Mrs. Joshua S. Sperka, just Luncheonette Series
back from Israel, will speak on to Spur Concert Plans
Mizrachi children's homes in
A series of luncheonettes is
the Jewish state which are sup-
ported by f un d s from local currently being planned by the
organizations. Friends are in- Music Study Club to spur prep-
arations for its annual Artist
vited.
Final plans will be discussed Concert, to be held Dec. 7, in
for the annual donor event, the auditorium of the Detroit
which is being held at 12:30 Institute of Arts.
The concert will highlight the
p.m,. Nov. 12, at Holiday Manor.
Rabbi Mordecai Kirshblum, past appearance of
national president of Mizrachi, two promising
local talents,
will be guest speaker.
The donor also will feature according to
Mrs. Jack B.
Mash, presi-
Want The Best?
dent. They are
Ask the Folks Who've Had
Linda New-
soprano,
SAM BARN ETT. man,
and Jerome
and His Orchestra
Rosen, • violin-
ist.
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The first Mrs. Reich
luncheonette will be held at
12:30 p.m., Tuesday, in the
home of Mrs. Norman Allan,
I
18507 Northiawn. The hostess
will entertain with selections
One (1) Week Only
on the organ.
Mrs. Max Reich is concert
Bring This Ad and Get
chairman, and Mrs. J. Stewart
A 30-Minute Massage
Linden is co-chairman.
With Steam Cabinet
Redstone to Speak
at Membership Event
of Women's Congress
. Louis G. Redstone, recently
returned from an extensive visit
in Israel and Europe, will pre-
sent pictures taken in Moscow
and describe his experiences in
Russia at a meeting of the De-
troit Women's Division, Amer-
ican Jewish Congress.
The program, open to new
members and their sponsors,
will be held at
1 2 : 3 0 p. m.,
Wednesday, in
the new home
of Mrs. Doro-
thy Turkel,
2760 W . 7
Mile. New
members will
be accepted at
the door. A
five - day, all -
Redstone
expense vaca-
tion for two at Oakton Manor
Resort will be given the person
enrolling the most new mem-
bers.
Redstone, one of 12 American
architects to attend the fifth
congress of the International
Union of Architects in Moscow,
was an alternate delegate of the
American Institute of Archi-
tects. With Mrs. Redstone, he
attended sabbath services at the
Great Synagogue there.
In charge of the membership
drive for Congress are Mes-
dames S. M. Israel and Louis
Redstone, co-chairmen. They
are assisted by the following
chapter chairmen:
Mesdames I. B. Dworman,
Northeast; E. Fishman and F.
Efrusy, Northwest; S. Redstone,
M. Lasser, G. Moscow. A. Sin-
Shaarey Zedek YPL Sets
ger, J. Samberg and H. Anthill,
Price $2
Membership Cocktail Party Schaefer-Seven; I. Hermaline
For Women Only
Shaarey Zedek Young Peo- and S. Pollack, Brandeis; and
ple's League will hold its an- E. Agins and G. Lewis, Louise
For Appointment, Call
nual membership cocktail party Wise.
UN 2-9867
at 8:30 p.m. Sunday, in the Syn-
agogue social hall.
Golden Chain Slates
President Jerry Adler an- Three Coming Events
nounced that music will be by
The Detroit Link of the Or-
the Felix Resnick dance band, der of the Golden Chain is cur-
and hot hors d'oeuvres and rently planning a number of
10604 W. 7 Mile Rd.
champagne will be served. The events for the coming weeks,
party is open to non-members. including a Master Masons
N or as
night on Nov. 10 and a mem-
bership luncheon, Nov. 24. both
at Rainbow Terrace.
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The latter event, one of the
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Prospective members are wel-
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Plans also are being made
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Also available this season, Hockey lesson by Doug Young,
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Year's Eve dinne•-dance, to be
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Neighbor Boy and Girl
Win Hula Hoop Prize
Betrothal . Told
MISS GERALDINE MOSES
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis H. Moses
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Geraldine Mari-
lyn, to Robert Erwin Kaplan,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Kap-
lan, of Oak Park. No wedding
date has been set.
They really know how to
hula hoop on Hartwell.
At least that's what last Sun-
day's competition at the United
Jewish F o l k School proved,
when nine-year-old Stanley
Schwartz and eight-year-old Rita
Orden placed first and second
in the first hula hoop contest
known to be sponsored by a
community school.
tSanley, who lives at 19335
Hartwell, won a phonograph,
while Rita, a neighbor who lives
at 19345 Hartwell, won a radio.
Third place winner was little
six-year-old Wendy White, of
19504 Stansbury, who received
a wrist watch.
The contest, under the chair-
manship of Mrs. Jack Abram-
son, vice-president of the Folk
School, was emceed by radio
and television celebrity Mickey
Shore.
Music
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Two Detroiters
in State Posts
Leon S. Cohan, a Detroit at-
torney, has been named to the
Attorney General's capital staff
in East Lansing by Michigan
Attorney General Paul L. Ad-
ams.
The appointment was the
second of a Jewish attorney in
the last five months. In May,
the Attorney General named
Jerry S. Cohen, another Detroit
lawyer, as an Assistant Attor-
ney General.
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Cohen was the first Jewish
attorney named to the Attorney
General's office in 10 years. He
is the son of William Cohen, a
vice-president of the Jewish
Community Council. His mother,
Mrs. Martha Cohen, presently
serves as president of the De-
troit Women's Division of the
American Jewish Congress.
Both young attorneys are
graduates of the Wayne State
University law school and have
practiced law in Detroit. Their
families are presently residing
in the Michigan capital.
Cohan is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Maurice Cohan, of Detroit.
As a youth he was active in the
Young People's Group at Adas
Shalom Synagogue.
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