THE DETROIT JEWISH • NEWS — Friday, March 6, 1959-18
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Women of BB
West-Ellis Nuptials Set Antique Fair
Mark 50th Year - Held by Candlelight March 15 to 18.
• Celebrating the golden an-
at Temple Israel
niversary of Bnai Brith Women,
the Greater Detroit Bnai Brith
Women's Council will hold a
city-wide membership initiation
program at 8:30 p.m., Monday,
at Cong. Bnai David, in South-
field :.
;. Mrs.. David Grosberg, Council
president, stated that the local
chapters would be joining in
an overall
tional pro-
gram in ob-
servanc-e of
t h e women's
group's 50th
year.
Mrs. Sidney
E i d el m a n,
Council mem-
Mrs: Eidelman bership chair -
man, and Mrs. Nathan Kanter,
co-chairman, announce that the
March membership class will
be named for Mrs. Robert A.
Coggan, a past president of the
Detroit Council and currently
president of District No. 6.
At the initiation event, mem-
bers will sign a pledge of a
blood donation, in conjunction
with Red Cross Month. At the
next blood rallies, on March
30 and 31, the women making
the pledges will give their don-
ations.
The first Bnai Brith women's
chapter was organized in San
Francisco, Calif., on March 9,
1909:
MRS. EDGAR WEST
Sandra Beth Ellis, daughter
of Mr.- and Mrs. Nady Whiten
Ellis, of Kipling Ave., Oak
Park, and Edgar West, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred West,
of Marlowe Ave., were joined in
marriage in a candlelight cer-
emony on Feb. 28, in the Crys-
tal Ballroom of the Sheraton-
Cadillac Hotel.
Atending the bride as maid
of honor was Dorothy Hames,
while bridesmaids were Ida
Himelstein, her aunt f r o m
Toronto, Denise Radomske and
Sandra Abugow. Janice Ava
Stone, a cousin from Toronto,
was the flower girl.
Parker West, the bride- -
groom's brother, was his best
Israel's Head Mason man, while ushers were Leslie
Donald West and Allan
Feted on Visit Here and
Lebow.
Dr. Jona Ron, grand master
Following a wedding trip to
of the Grand Lodge of the State
of Israel Masons was feted by Acupulco, the newlyweds will
take up residence on Miller
Michigan Mas-
Ave., in Oak Park.
ons at a din-
ner in his
honor at Mas-
onic Temple
last week: . •
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Rbn and-
wife are phy-
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sicians in Tel
March 1—To Mr. and Mrs.
Aviv. Dr. Ron
Austin A. Kanter (Harriet Eg-
is a 33rd de-
rin), of 19475 Mendota, a son,
gree Mason
Daniel Lawrence.
and credits the
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Masons with fostering goodwill
Feb. 23 — To Mr. and Mrs.
between Jews and Arabs in
Bruce S. Koerner (Frances
Israel.
Craftsman Lodge No. 521 Levin), of 102-40 62nd Nye.,
was- host to Dr. Ron during his Forest Hills, N.Y., formerly of
visit here. Joseph Bensman was Detroit, a daughter, Eleanor
toastmaster at the dinner in Dr. Karen.
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Ron's honor.
Feb. 23—To Mr. and Mrs.
Law Degree for Gen. Dayan Howard J. Steinmetz (Barbara
General Moshe Dayan Israel's Bandler), f or m e r Detroiters
former Chief of Staff, received now of Saginaw, Mich., a daugh-
a law degree this week &orb ter, Ivy- Linn.
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Tel Aviv University.
Feb. 17—To Mr. and Mrs.
Mickey Milberger (B a r b a r a
Schiff), of 22110 Stratford, Oak
Park, a daughter, Stacey .Ann.
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Feb. 16—To Mr. and Mrs. Ted
EXCLUSIY (....
Ly Since 194- 6—■
Cohen (Liane Nagelberg, of De-
in Detroit
troit), of Los Angeles, Calif., a
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5rivr3_,< daughter, Deborah Susan.
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Feb. 15 -- TO Dr. and Mrs.
Laurence A. Garelik (Kathy
RABBI
Klein), of 21740 Westhamp-
LEO GOLDMAN
ton, Oak Park, a son, Bruce
Expert . Mohel
Yale.
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Recommended by Physicians
Serving in Hospitals and Homes
Feb. 14—To Mr. and Mrs.
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UN 3-6242 Robert Greenberger (Eileen
Linovitz), of 1425 University
Terrace, Ann Arbor, Mich., a
Certified Surgical Mohel
daughter,- Phyllis Beth.
Rabbi Israel GOODMAN
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Serving in Hospitals and
Homes Anywhere
Feb. 8—To Dr.- and Mrs. Leo
16 Years' Experience
H. Harris (Helen Sherman), of
,
Pontiac, Mich.
23291 Harding, Oak Park, a son,
Michael Eric.
FEderal 4-4149
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Feb. 5—To Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Helman (Shirlye Busch,
of St.-Louis), of 17545 Ardmore,
REV
a daughter, Lori Dee.
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Jan.
31
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To Mr. and Mrs.
CERTIFIED MOREL
Manny Friedman (Janice Stein-
"HOSPITALIZATION RATES"
Serving at Homes —
gold), of 23240 Scotia, Oak
and in Hospitals IC)
., 7-0979
Park, a daughter, Laurie Ellen.
Tirth
anouncements
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MARSHALL
GOLDMAN
Rare glass, fine wood pieces,
fixtures, antique silver and
primitives are some of the items
to be shown at the eighth an-
nual Antique Fair, sponsored by
the Temple Israel Sisterhood,
it was announced this week by
Mrs. George M. Stutz, presi-
dent.
The fair, to be held March
15 to 18, at the temple, will
feature exhibits by 22 dealers,
some from out-state areas.
Booths will be open from 12
noon to 10 p.m., all four days.
Mrs. Edward Skully, vice-
president of ways and means
and chairman of the fair, an-
nounces that
in addition to
antique s,
there will be
a country
store, selling
old - fashioned
delicacies,
hand-made ap-
rons and other
items. Mrs.
M o e Traurig
will man this
booth. Mrs.
Samuel Shew-
itz and her
Mrs. Stutz
committee are in charge of the
needlework. Mesdames Harry
Fisher and George Victor are
in charge of exhibitors.
Three outstanding painters,
Steve Davis, George Provard
and Bertus Gale will do pastel
sketches of visitors to the fair.
This feature was arranged
through art patrOn Sam Field.
Organ music will provide a,
musical setting throughout the
fair, and the Birdcage Tea
Room will serve -home-cooked
luncheons, suppers and snacks,
under the chairmanship of Mes-
dames Sol Stein and Mrs. Torn
Mittledbrf; • assisted" by Mrs. -
George Kline.
The fair souvenir program
is being planned by Mesdames
Morton Snyder and - CharleS-
Bassey with Mrs. Irma Somlyo
in charge of "Our future lead-
ers." Secretaries include Mes-
dames Morris Arkin, Morton
Barris and Simon Traurig.
There will be free parking
with an attendant in charge.
Tickets are being handled by
Mesdames Samuel Barr and
Paul Monchnik and may also be
obtained at the door.
Mrs. Stutz said proceeds will
go toward the education of
young men in the U. S. and in
far-flung areas who wish to
study for the rabbinate.
League Plans Tour
of Crittenton Home
A tour of the Florence Crit-
tenton Maternity Home by its
social administrator, Mrs. Mar-
tha . Steinmetz, is planned as
the concluding program of the
community relations series of
the League of Jewish Women's
Organizations.
The meeting will take place
at 12:30 p.m., Thursday, at the
Home, 11850 Woodrow Wilson,
and will be preceded by a des-
sert luncheon. Reservations
should be made by Tuesday
with Mrs. G. Goldberg, UN.
3-7642, or Mrs. J. Kraft, VE.
8-3209.
The community relations
meetings also will feature re-
ports on the proposed millage
bill by a representative of the
Citizens Advisory Committee
for Our Schools and on the
United Foundation by Mrs.
David Liebow, chairman.
According to Mrs. Louis
Kazdan, League president, the
deadline for nominations for
the Mildred Simons Rosenberg
Youth Awards is March 16. All
applications must be submitted
by then to Mrs. Theodore Barg-
man, chairman.
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National Plenary •
NCRAC Sessions in
Detroit May 14-17
Judge Kaufman to Address.
Beth El Young Adults
Judge Nathan J. Kaufman
will be guest speaker at a meet-
ing of the Young Adult Group
of Temple Beth El on Thursday
evening, in the temple. His
topic will be "Humorou§ Anec-
dotes in a Legal Career."
Following a discussion period,
refreshments and a social hour
have been planned. Non-mem-
bers are invited to attend.
During the past weeks, two
Detroiters, leaders in the Jew-
ish Community Council, at-
tended meetings of committees
of the National Community
Relations Advisory Council
(NCRAC) in New York.
The chairman of the Council's
Legal Committee, Louis Rosen-
zweig, participated in meetings
of the NCRAC's civil rights com-
Music and Entertainment
mittee where consideration was
given to the progress and status
of Congressional moves for
enactment of new civic rights
and his Orchestra
legislation.
DI. 1-1609
Stanley J. Winkelman, Corn-
munity Council treasurer, par-
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ticipated in discussions of the
community relations signifi-
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Nedwin L. Smokier w a s
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of National Lawyers Guild. A.
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surer. Dean A. Robb is the
newly-elected president.
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