THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS—Friday, Ma rch 13, 1959-18
Port Huron Gives
Adinoff Honors
Councilettes Slate
Unique Fashion Show
Rhode Island Miss
to Wed Detroiter
"Sunrise to Sunset," a fash-
ion show depicting the daily
life of a teen-age girl and the
appropriate ensembles for each
occasion, will be presented by
Councilettes, junior group of the
National Council of Jewish
Women, at 2 p.m., Sunday, at
Adas Shalom Synagogue.
Members will participate as
models and will offer original
entertainment in song . and
dance. A second-hand book and
record sale also will be fea-
tured.
Proceeds from the event, plus
an outfit from each participant
in the show, will go to the
Council Resale Shop, which sup-
ports Council activities through-
out the year. Ticket sale pro-
MISS JOYCE BOGRAD
ceeds, however, will be ear-
marked for Camp Tamarack.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Bog-
For tickets, call the Council rad, of Cranston, R.I., announce
office or make purchases at the engagement of their daugh-
the door.
ter, Joyce, to Robert M. Spunt,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Spunt,
Aesculapians to Learn
of 18054 Steel, Detroit.
Mr. Spunt currently attends
About Prescription Plan
An originator of Green Purdue University, where he is
Shield Prescription Insurance a member of Tau Epsilon Phi
in Windsor, W. A. Wilkinson fraternity. Plans are being
will address the Aesculapian made for a Sept. 19 wedding.
Pharmaceutical Association on
Monday evening, at Rainbow Home Auxiliary
- Terrace.
Plans are being made by the Honors Volunteers
Association and its Ladies Aux-
At a buffet- dinner and square
iliary for a barn dance, to be dance honoring- the service
held April 8, at Rainbow Ter- group of the Women's Auxil-
race. Proceeds will go to the iary, Jewish Home for Aged,
Children's Leukemia Associa- last Sunday, certificates of
tion.
merit were awarded to volun-
teers with 100 and 300 hours in
volunteer service.
Cited for 300 hours' service
g3iftli Announcements
and receiving pins to mark the
occasion were Mesdames Pearl
March 8 — To Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Strager (Bernadene Bez, Yetta Bez, Pearl Jacobs,
Bernard Porvin (Brenda Marko- Woloveck), of 24812 Rensselaer, Shirley Milinsky, Shirley Mintz,
witz), of 10100 Saratoga, Oak Oak Park, a daughter, Patricia Jessie Shapero, Evelyn Zamler,
Park, a son, Mitchell Allen,
Rae.
Molly Weisberg, Eva Fishman
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and Rhea Bass.
March 6 To Mr. and Mrs.
March 4 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Woman putting in over 100
Ed Silberstein (Joan Meister), Richard Green (Jeannine Klue- hours included Mesdames Sylvia
of 26219 Clarita, Redford Town- ger), of 19342 St. Francis, Barr, Rose Belinsky, Rose
ship, a daughter, Judy Clara.
Livonia, a son, Michael David. Bricker, Esther Engel, Esther
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Gerber, Miriam Hanenberg,
March 6 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Jennie Kannon, Bertha Knitzer,
Feb.
26
—
To
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ben Monast (Ilene Sweet), of Robert Leaf (Maureen Weiner), Lil Levine, Sarah Moss, Rose
4063 W. Buena Vista, a son, of 15883 Appoline, a son, Arnold Newman, Ethel Ostrow, Char-
Dale Robert.
lotte Richman, Jane Rosenfeld,
Jay.
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Nina S o v erinsk y, Dorothy
March 5 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Storchan, Clara Rubin, Mina
Feb.
26
—
To-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Richard Moskovitz (J u d i t h Sam Kohen (Sheila Berman), Schwartz and Mollie Sukenic.
Grossman), of 20805 Kenosha, of 19225 Votrobeck Dr., a daugh-
Also honored with certificates
Oak Park, a son., David Mark.
of merit for their contributions
ter, Mindy Sue.
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to the Home were the follow-
March 4 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Feb. 25 — To Mr. and Mrs. ing men: Harry Gurwin, David
Irwin Goren (Donna Reider), of Litchtman, Sol Grand, Max
Kenosha Ave., Oak Park, a son, Ostrow, Jack Fisher, Dr. Joseph
Jacobs, Dan Altman and Sol
Steven Craig.
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Mintz.
Feb.
21
—
To
Mr.
and
Mrs.
OH EL
EXCLU sly LY Since 194- fi■ Bernard Whitefield ( Charlotte Temple Men to Hear
in Detroit
Singerman), of 24351 Jerome,
Hospitals & Homes
Oak Park, a daughter, Malorie Humorist Rosenberg
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Lonvri
Joi.
The annual open board meet-
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ing of the Temple Israel Men's
Feb. 19—To Mr. and Mrs. Club will be held at 6:30 p.m.,
RABBI
Harry Gordon (Judith Aron- Thursday, in the temple's Leon
son), of 2740 - Fullerton, a Fram Hall.
LEO GOLDMAN
daughter, Michelle Elizabeth.
Aaron Rosenberg, a practic-
Expert Mohel
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ing attorney in Detroit for the
Recommended by Physicians
Feb. 18 — To Mr. and Mrs. past 30 years, will present
Serving in Hospitals and Homes
Larry Letofsky (Marilyn Honey his "Tales a la Sholem Alei-
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Fenton), of 839 Roselawn, To- chem." Rosenberg has been
ronto, Ont., a daughter, Debra called the Jewish Mark Twain
Mae.
Certified Surgical Mohel
because of his own writings
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Rabbi Israel GOODMAN
and his humorous presenta-
Serving in Hospitals and
Feb. 16 — To Mr. and Mrs. tions.
Homes Anywhere
William Shulevitz (Marion Ruth
Following dinner, members
18 Years' Experience
Cullen), of 20185. Lichfield, a will hear brief reports on club
Pontiac, Mich.
son, Michael Benjamin. .
activities. In charge of the eve-
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ning's arrangements are Julius
Jan. 31—To Mr. and Mrs. C. Pliskow, Manuel Bershad,
Charles Joseph Reich (Sally Hyman M. Jackson, Fred Mar-
Cohen), of 20538 Plainview, rich, Dr. Albert Shulman and
a son, Michael RayMond.
Joseph Sklar.
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To Mr. and Mrs: David H.
An all - Beethoven Concert,
Resnick (Jacqueline L. Gantz), sponsored by the CHAMBER
CERTIFIED MOREL
"HOSPITALIZATION RATER
of 29250 Fairwax, Southfield, a MUSIC SOCIETY, will be pre-
'Serving at Homes TO —
son, Gregg Stephen.
and in Hospitals IS" / 09 -1 9
sented at 8:30 p.m., Tuesday, in
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the lecture hall of the Detroit
To Mr. and Mrs. Norton L. Institute of Arts. Participating
Fine (Roslyn Brose), of North- artists will be Karl Haas, pi-
RABBI CHASKEL
field Blvd., Oak Park, • a son, anist; Mischa .Mischakoff, violin-
GRUBNER
Steven David.
ist; and Paul Olefsky, cellist.
SPECIALIZED MOHEL
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The concert is a special event,
Recommended by Physiciafrs
To Mr. and Mrs. Richard not included in the regular
Serving in Hospitals and Homes
Zatkin (Judy Fields), of Rob- subscription series. For tickets,
4252 TUXEDO
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son Ave., a son, Steven F.
call UN 1-151a.
Samuel Adinoff, a resident of
Port Huron for 31 years, was
recently awarded that city's an-
nual Human Relations Award in
conjunction with the commu-
nity's observance of Brother-
hood Week.
The dinner was attended by
nearly 200 persons, largest at-
tendance in the five-year history
of the award, which is given by
the Community Relations Board.
Mr. Adinoff, who has been
particularly active in the United
Jewish Appeal and Jewish Na-
tional Fund campaigns, was the
unanimous choice for the award,
which recognized his "outstand-
ing contribution to improving
inter-group relations and civic
betterment."
The award was accepted by
Mr. Adinoff, but the prepared
response was read by a personal
friend, Thomas Jones, because
of Mr. Adinoff's current illness.
In his remarks, Mr. Adinoff
had written, "Our country is a
living demonstration that all
people can live together as one
family. There is no other coun-
try like it. When bigotry raises
its head," he continued, "speak
up. Speak up for justice, for
fair play and decency."
Principal speaker at the pro-
gram was Richard V. Marks,
secretary-director of the Com-
mission on • Community Rela-
tions for Detroit. Mr. Adinoff is
now retired after having served
as a chemist with St. Clair Rub-
ber Co. for 28 years.
RE, MARSHALL
GOLDMAN
Seymour Lipkin Yeshivah PTA to Hear
Report on Convention
Gets Ford Grant The Parent Teachers Asso-
A Ford Foundation grant of
$5,000 is being given to Detroit-
born pianist Seymour Lipkin
to prepare a new composition
which is being written especial-
ly for him by another Founda-
tion recipient.
Lipkin, the versatile pianist,
teacher and conductor, was one
of 10 concert is to receive
a grant. He is the son of Dr.
and Mrs. Ezra Lipkin, of 17599
Greenlawn.
Commissioned to write the
composition for Lipkin is
Harold Shapero, of Natick,
Mass., a teacher at Brandeis
University who has written ex-
tensively for strings, orches-
tra and voice.
The grant carries the stipula-
tion that Lipkin will perform
the new work with three of the
cooperating symphony orches-
tras during the 1960-61 and
1961-62 seasons.
Beth Abraham PTO
Slates Parents Night
Parents night will be held by
the Beth Abraham PTO of the
United Hebrew Schools at 8:30
p.m., Tuesday, at the synagogue.
Dr. Naphtali Wiesner, educa-
tional consultant to the schools
will speak on "The Well Ad-
justed Jewish Child." A ques-
tion and answer period will fol-
low.
Also featured at the meeting
will be a presentation of Israeli
and holiday songs by the chil-
dren's choir, directed by Mrs.
Chana Stiebel, music director
of the schools. A program of
community singing will be fea-
tured also. Parents will meet
their children's teachers after
the program.
Plans are now being made,
according to Mrs. Charles
Young, PTO president, for the
annual Purim party, to be held
March 25, and the annual model
seder, planned for April 27.
Comedienne at Music
Anna Russell, who will
apPear - in the Scottish Rite Au-
ditorium of Masonic Temple at
8:20 p.m. today, is the in-
ternational concert comedienne
famous for her spoofs about
opera, popular music, instru-
mentalists and serious musici-
ans in general. Her interest in
the classics began sedately
enough: she was trained at the
St. Felix School, in her native
England, then in Brussels, in
Paris and finally, at the Royal
College of Music in London.
ciation of the Beth Yehudah
Schools will hold a board meet-
ing on Wednesday evening, at
Cong. Mogen Abraham, when
Rabbi and Mrs. Joseph Elias,
Mrs. Israel I. Rockove and Mrs.
Milton Duchan report on the
recent conventions of the Na-
tional Association of Hebrew
Day School PTA's, held last
month in ilarrisburg, Pa.
Also planned is a "package
party," the group's annual fund-
raising event. An executive
board meeting is planned for
Monday evening, in the home
of Rabbi and Mrs. Elias.
Purim Mixer Scheduled
By Beth Abraham Couples
Beth Abraham Couples Club
will present a . Purim mixer at
8:30 p.m., March 25, in the
synagogue activities room. For
information on the program or
the group, call Mr. and Mrs. -
Alan Bernson, KE 7-9322, or
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Keil, LI
7-8038.
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