THE DETROIT JEW ISH NE WS—Friday, Febr uary 27, 1959- 16
Sycze,w rtz, - Ka tzni a n
Troth Announced
Chapters Gear for Membership
Dr. S. E. Gould
Visits Venezuela Drive to Mark National ORT Day
to Aid Research
Dr. S. E. Gould, director of
laboratories at Wayne County
General Hospital and professor
of clinical pathology at Wayne
State University, is currently
investigating the possibilities
that a common bug in Vene-
zuela is the cause of a high per-
centage of deaths in that
country.
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Invited to Venezuela by Dr
Jose I. Baldo, dirr ct o
chronic disease contro 1, Dr.
Gould recently spent several
weeks in that country lecturing
and learning about the bug.
The Detroit doctor learned
that the bug, called a triatom,
is similar to what is called in
Michigan an assassin bug, only
the latter does not attack
people, while the former does
and also deposits a one-celled
parasite.
Dr. Gould believes it is these
parasites which get into the
bloodstream and multiply in the
, muscle tissue, including the
muscle of the heart. This. in
turn, expands all four chambers
of the heart.
The disease, called chronic
myocarditis, is responsible, Dr.
Gould relates, for causing 43
I 1 percent of the adult deaths in
the city of Valencia, Venezuela's
fourth largest city. It is more
common among the poor ele-
ments of the population.
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MISS LAYNE SWARTZ
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Swartz,
of 237 Pillette Rd., Windsor,
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Layne Marilyn,
to Nels Katzman, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Daniel Katzman, of 21
Shore Haven, Riverside Ont.
The bride-elect attends
Wayne State University, and is
a member of Phi Sigma Sigma
sorority. Her fiance- is a .student
at the University of Detroit,
where he is affiliated with Phi
Sigma Delta fraternity.
A June wedding is being
planned.
Sng ag ements
Bar Mitzvahs
Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Apple-
.baum, of Blackstone, Oak Park.
announce the engagement of - Mr. and Mrs. Frank Silver-
their daughter, Harriett, to Dive man announce the Bas Mitzvah
Hillman, son of Mr. and Mrs. of their daughter, Susan. on
Herman Hillman, of , Oak Pack. Feb. 27, at • the Sholem Alei-
An August wedding is planned. chem Institute.
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Mr. and Mrs. Lewis S. Gross-
A Valentine dinner party was man, of 18471 Muirland, an-
given recently by Mr. and Mrs. nounce the Bar Mitzvah of their
Sam Fenton, of Birchcrest Dr., son, Steven Andrew, on March
at which announcement was 6, at Temple Israel. A reception
made of the engagement of in Steven's honor will follow
their niece, Linda Frank, the services.
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daughter of Mrs. Sol Saperstein,
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Kro-
and Leonard Blondy, son of Dr.
Samuel Blondy. Leonard is a mirs, of 18400 Ilene, announce
senior at the University of the Bar Mitzvah of their son,
Michael, on Saturday, at Beth
Michigan.
Aaron Synagogue. A dinner in
Michael's honor will be held
I 'Sunday evening, in the Mayfair
58 Yeshiva U. Students
Room.
Win Regents Scholarships
Fifty-eight students, more
than one-third of the eligible
seniors in Yeshiva University's
three high schools in New York
City, have been awarded New
York State Regents Scholar-
ships beginning in the fall.
The Yeshiva high schools are
composed of two schools for
boys, one at the university's
Main Center in Manhattan and
the other in Brooklyn and a
girls' school, also in Brooklyn.
Marriages
ROBBINS - SCHWARTZ. Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Schwartz, of
Monica, Ave., announce the
marriage of their daughter
Shirley, to Isadore Robbins, on
Feb. 22, at Horowitz Catering.
After a brief honeymoon, the
newlyweds will reside on Hessel
Ave.
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Selfhelp-Detroit Elects
Dr. Gans as President
Dr. Ernest Gans was recently
elected president of Selfhelp-
Detroit at the annual general
assembly, which was addressed
by Sheldon Siegel, of the Jew-
ish Family and Children's
"Service.
Also elected to office were
Walter Herz, executive vice-
president; Paul Corby and
Mrs. John Leopold, vice=presi-
dents; Bernard Marx, treasurer;
and Max Gidion, secretary.
Elected as members of the
board were Mrs. Oscar Amberg,
Mrs. Ernest Gans, Karl Lowy,
J. Offer, Aaron Blumberg, Mrs.
Richard Kramer, Dr. Ruben
Manko. Mrs. Fred Schild and
Mrs. Else Simons.
For the
Perfect Affair . . .
, Mickey Woolf
and His Orchestra
In the absence of Mayor Miriani, Detroit Council president,
UN 3-3737
MARY V. BECK, signs a proclamation declaring March 4 as
ORT Day. Looking on are Mrs. BEN NATHANSON (center)
and Mrs. IRVING GOLDBERG, membership leaders in Women's
LEARN
American ORT's Michigan Region.
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SPANISH
Detroit members of Women's
Vera Br a mson Chapter:
QUICKLY AND FLUENTLY
American 0 R T (Organization , Brunch at 12:30 p.m., Monday,
With South American Teacher
for Rehabilitation t h r o u g h in the home of Mrs. Louis Sar-
WE 4-8573
Training) will join with their kow, 18461 Ohio, Mrs. Sol Ad-
counterparts in cities through- ler, president, is chairman of
out the nation this week to the day. The film, "Eliahu's
PHOTOGRAPHS by
mark ORT Day.
House," will be shown.
BERNARD H.
In Detroit, ORT Day was of-
Town and Country Chapter:
ficially proclaimed for Wednes-1 An educational program, featur-
day in a resolution drafted by ing a dramatic skit and musicale
Mayor Miriani and signed by will be held Wednesday, in
Council president Mary V. Beck. home of Mrs. Arnold Tansman,
KE. 1-8196
Local chapters will observe 20161 Gardendale. Mrs. Irvin
GIFT of MM. Album
the occasion, which also marks Kurtz, regional president, will
for Mom on all Candids
ORT's 79th birthday, by seeking be guest speaker.
to enroll a large number of dues-
Nort wes Chapter: Dessert .
i paying members. Women join-
!
Dinner at DARBYS
ling
on ORT Day will be credited luncheon at 1 p.m., Wednesday.
with membership through the in the home of Mrs. Harry Ber-
is o real treat!
man,
18025
Littlefield.
Mrs.
Abe
following year, according to
Oslik
will
give
a
book
review.
Mrs. Henry Pariser, membership
• Visit Our New
Huntington Woods Chapter:
SKYLIGHT
vice-president.
ROOM Cocktail
Fashion show of knit wear from
The following chapters are
Lounge and Bar
Israel and Italy will be shown
planning special events through-
by Marge Fisher's on Wednes-
• AFTER
out the month:
home of Mrs. Charles
THEATRE
Northland Chapter: Tea at 1 day, at the -
Snacks . . . a
Wolk, 4151 W. Outer Dr. Cham-
Delight
u.m., Wednesday, in the home
of Mrs. Stephen Bromberg, pagne hour andt to follow
• LUNCHEON
ORT maintains 500 vocational
20011 St. Marys. Mrs. Joseph
A Pleasure
training installations in 20 coun-
G. Fenton will be guest speak-
tries
to
aid
in
building
and/or
Resv. UN. 2-7642
er, and the film, "Eliahu's
re - building lives by training
House," will be shown.
SEVEN MILE at WYOMING
Jews for a variety of jobs or
Balmoral Chapter: Dessert
luncheon at 12:30 p.m., Wednes- skills.
day, at the home of Mrs. Irving
Kramer, 1538 Strathcona. Rob-
ert Garelick, of Garelick's Gal-
leries, will speak on "Art Is
for Everyone," and will show a
collection of paintings. Mrs.
3-DAY! SPECIAL
Harry Broder is guest speaker.
Oakwood Chapter: Member-
FRIDAY, SUNDAY, MONDAY
bring - a - member Smorgasbord
dinner planned for 8:30 p.m.,
We specialize in Complete
March 17, in the home of Mrs.
Baked Goods for Weddings,
Morey Dubin, 22110 Avon, Oak
Bar Mitzvahs and All Occa-
Park.
sions in Your Home or Syna-
Suburban Hills Chapter: Meet-
ing Wednesday, at home of Mrs.
gogue.
William K a h n, Birmingham,
Reg. 65c lb.
when Shirley Eder and Mrs.
HOURS:
Harry Singer will be speakers.
Doily and Sundays,
A prize of a trip to the Con-
7 a.m. to 9 p.m.
cord Hotel by Elkin Travel Bu-
Fridays, 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. .
reau will be featured.
CLOSED SATURDAYS
Northeast Chapter: C h a m-
lb
pagne party and luncheon at
i AMPLE FREE PARKING .
12:30 p.m., Wednesday, in' the-
home of Mrs. Ted Roth, 19000
Fairway. Prospective member_
Weedsitaft eafeete,
needed for admission.
10038 West Seven Mile Rd.
Livonia Chapter: ORT skit
(1 Blk. West of Wyoming)
"An Idea Is Born" will be given
UN. 4-6077
for husbands at 8 p.m., Wednes-
day, at Clarenceville High
School, 20210 Middlebelt.
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