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The Suburban Community

Hadassah Units
Joe Forbes Wins Election
Installation
to Oak Park's Cit y Council Set
The Oak Park East and West

Martin Agronsky Jesse' to Address
to Talk April 19 Mt. Clemens Dinner
for Israel Bond Drive
at El-mum-El
Nat Litvin, chairman of the

Martin Agronsky, prominent Mt. Clemens Israel Bond Com-
newscaster for the National mittee, which is host commun-
Broadcasting Company, w i 1 1 ity for the Pontiac-Port Huron-
speak at Temple Emanu - El, Mt. Clemens-Sarnia Israel Bond
By the Oak-Woodser
school election were respon- Groups of South Oakland
eleventh anniversary dinner
Oak Park voters on Mon- sible for her husband's victory County Chapter of Hadassah, 14450 W. 10 Mile, Oak Park, committe e, announced that
will hold their installation at 8:15 p.m., April 19.
day -proved their satisfaction Monday.
His talk, on "The United George Jessel, America's "toast-
luncheon at 12:30 p.m. Tues-
With the integrated fire and
She said that what started
States
in a Changing' World," master general" would be the
day, at Northland Auditorium.
police departments, when they
with about 50 of his friends
is
being
presented under the guest of honor at the banquet
voted Raymond J. Alexander,
The meeting, entitled "New
turned into a chain reaction
auspices
of the temple Men's on May 2, at the Colonial Hotel:
acting mayor, into office as
Faces of 1959," will include a
that acquainted Oak Park citi-
Assisting. Litvin in the Mt.
Mayor.
Passover program prepared Club.
zens with his qualifications for
Attorney Abel J. Selburn, office.
Agronsky is the nephew of Clemens area are Dr. Joseph
and presented by the educa-
who opposed Alexander's bid,
tion department, headed by Gershon Agron, Mayor of Jeru- N. Scher and Louis M. Davis.
Forbes has been extremel Y Mrs. Irwin Jaffee and Mrs. Vic- salem and publisher of the Jeru- Chairman of the Port Huron
polled only 1,382 votes to Alex-
ander's 4,059 in an unsuccess- active in Oak Park, ever since tor Moss. There will be .a salem Post, Israel's only Eng- Israel Bond Committee is Al
ful attempt to win election and moving to the area with his sneak preview of the SOC lish-language daily. He started Drescher, and the Sarnia chair-
family eight and a half years Hadassah Annual Production, his newspaper career with his man is Hugh Shapsove.
separate the two departments.
Admission to the Israel Anni-
ago. At that time, they lived "Now, Hear This," to be pre- uncle's paper in 1936, when it
Actually, Selburn had in- on
Gardner, but recently they sented on May 9 and 10 at the was known as the Palestine versary Dinner will be by pur-
troduced the only real issue moved into a new home at
chase of at least a $1,000 State
Post.
Ford Auditorium.
in an otherwise routine cam- 24541
of Israel Second Development
Harding. The Forbes
The featured speaker will be
Now assigned to Washington, Bond per couple, the chairmen
paign, which saw Joseph have three daughterS, Rita, 13;
Mrs. I. Jerome Hauser, execu- where he lives with his wife and said.
(Joe) Forbes become the E-stelle, 10; and Mickey, 81/2.
tive vice-president of Detroit four children, Agronsky has his
city's second Jewish Council-
He served as organizing pres-
man. He joins David Shep- ident
Chapter of Hadassah, who has own interview show, "Look
Our Want Ads Get Results!
of the Oak Park Junior
herd, an advertising execu- High School
recently returned from a trip Here," and handles other pro-
PTA, which school
tive, who was elected two is attended by Rita and assisted to Israel. She will show many grams for NBC News.
years ago and continues in
of the slides taken on her trip.
GO CONTINENTAL !
After leaving his, uncle's pa-
the formation of the Roose-
that office for another two in
Executive boards of both the per, Agronsky worked as a free
velt
PTA.
His
other
daughters
We'll remodel your double or
years.
East and West Groups for lance reporter covering the last
single breasted suit to the new-
In winning, Forbes outpolled attend Roosevelt School.
1959-60
will
be
installed
by
stages
of
the
Spanish
Civil
War,
The new Councilman also
est fashion in men's clothing !
incumbent Paul W. McGovern,
has served as chairman of the past president Mrs. Harvey worked for International News
3,313 votes to 3,079, as Mc-
Expert alterations on- Ladies'
Barnett.
A
surprise
gift
will
be
Service
and
then
joined
NBC.
Recreational Advisory Board,
clothes including leather.
Govern won the • second Council
given everyone who attends.
In 1943, he joined ABC as a
is
a
director
of
the
Friends
seat. Mrs. Harriet Arnowitz, a
The entire afternoon has Washington correspondent and
of the Oak Park Library, the
New spring fabrics and
housewife and civic leader, re-
Oak Park Civic . Improvement been planned by Mesdames served there for 14 years cover- fashions in brand name
ceived 1,967 votes, and Marsh-
Norman
Graff,
Marshall
Fisher,
ing
the
1952
and
1956
'political
League and is a vice-presi-
all Wallace, an attorney, 1,484,
dent of the PTA Area Coun- Julius Rubin, and Murray Shu- conventions, before rejoining Suits (Continental style),
in their unsuccessful bids for
Sport Coats, Pants, Blaz-
NBC in 1957.
cil.
He also belongs to the bin.
office.
ers and iridescent coats.
Variety
Club
and
the
Optim-
Tickets for the Agronsky lec-
A businessman, Forbes was
ists - Club and is a member of Beth Shalom Affiliates ture are available at the temple
making his second try for pub-
office, LI 7-5015, according to
the
operating committee of
TUXEDO
lic office. He was defeated by
Schedule Joint Social
the
10
Mile
Jewish
Center.
Al Weinberger, Men's Club
only 70 votes in last year's
RENTALS
A
joint
social
program
is
be-
president.
Born in Detroit, Forbes at-
school board eledtion in an ex-
tended Central High School be- ing planned by the Sisterhood
ceptionally poor turnout at the
fore entering military service and Men's Club of Cong. Beth Emanu-El Sisterhood
polls. Even so, he ran second
in World War II. He met and Shalom at 9 p.m., Saturday,
in a field of five.
married his wife while he was when square and social danc- to Hear 'Exodus' Review
Mrs. Forbes stated that a
Temple Emanu-El Sisterhood
stationed in the Middle East ing will be featured in the syna-
great many people who apolo-
gogue building, Lincoln and wil meet at 12:30 p.m., Mon-
14 years ago.
Clothiers & Cleaners
gized for not voting at the
day, at the temple. Mrs. Mil-
Forbes will be sworn into Tyler, in Oak Park.
22155 COOLIDGE
Bill Picken will be caller for ton Rosenbaum will review
office next Monday. As a Coun-
(So. of 9. Mile Rd.)
New Northland Store cilman, he plans- first to become the square dances, according to "Exodus" and a dessert lunch-
FREE PICKUP & DELIVERY
acquainted with problems as Mrs. Sidney Berg and Martin eon will be served.
Brings Total to 110
they exist, although he ex- Herman, respective vice-presi-
Admission is free for paid-
LI 7-1511
New construction and sub-
presses the hope that he will dents, who are chairmen for the up members. All women are
division of existing facilities
Open
Sundays 11-3
be able to hold the tax line. evening. Refreshments will be invited.
has again increased the size of
His philosophy is do the best served. There is no admission
Northland Shopping Center,
job with the least expenditure charge.
which serves a population in of funds.
The dance will replace reg-
excess of 500,000, from 105 to
There was little excitement ularly scheduled meetings for
110 stores and services, accord-
in the Huntington Woods elec- both groups in April.
ing to Rorace Carpenter, Jr.,
tion, as unopposed Mayor David
vice president and general man-
R. Calhoun, incumbent Commis-
Yiddishists Get $25,000
ager.
sioner Harry S. Benjamin and
NEW YORK (JTA) — The
The Marwil Book store will
former Commissioner Gordon World Congress for Yiddish
double its size and operations
R. Bryant won office.
Culture has distributed about
due to the enlargement of the
Stanford A. Wallace, Robert $25,000 in prizes to 79 authors,
glass walled kiosk that houses
J. Erdman and Oscar A. Gore- it was reported at the world
the present store at a second
Seeks care and lots
lick finished unsuccessfully 'in conference of Yiddish writers
entrance to the Community that order.
and educators.
Concourse.
of affection.
Additional space constructed
in a glass kiosk leading to
Call Mrs. Barbara Mandell
Northland's Medical Concourse
has not yet been leased.
JEWISH FAMILY
These new facilities are in
AND CHILDREN'S SERVICE
addition to - the 62,000 square
feet of sales space being added
13327 Linwood Avenue
to the J. L. Hudson Company
branch store at Northland, by
TOwnsend 8-2490
enlargement of the store's
fourth story.

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