Yeshivah Sets Movie Date, Elects , Officers
JFCS Re-Elect • Judith Dermer Wed
Pregerson, Fetes to William Partrite
Foster Parents
Foster parents of the Jewish
Family and Children's Service
were honored by the agency
and representatives of the Jew-
ish Welfare Federation at a
birthday luncheon last week.
The .occasion also marked the
first meeting of the JFCS
board, at which Milford R. Pre-
gerson was re-elected president,
along with Max M. Shaye, vice-
president; Mrs. Victor Shiff-
man, treasurer; and Harold
- Silver, secre-
tary and di-
rector.
The pro-
gram was
filmed and
shown on
Tuesday
morning on
Rita Bell'S
television
show on
WXYZ-TV.
Isidore So-
beloff, execu-
Pregerson tive vice-pres-
ident of the Federation, paid
tribute to the foster parents,
and Mrs. Theodore Bargman,
past president of JFCS, pre-
sented a huge birthday cake
which was accepted by Mrs.
Alex Goldberg, president of the
parents group.
Introduced to the gathering
were two Detroit women who
have been foster parents for a
total of 46 years. They were
Mrs. John Farkas, a 30-year
foster mother, and Mrs. Charles
Harris, a foster parent for 16
years.
Foster home needs in the
community were served through
the organization, in 1929, of the
Jewish Child Placement Bu-
reau, which merged in 1941
with the Jewish Children's
Home to form the Jewish Chil-
dren's Bureau.
The present JFCS child
placement department has been
in existence since 1944 follow-
ing the merger of the JCB with
the Jewish Social Service Bu-
reau, the former name of JFCS.
The JFCS is a community
agency supported by funds
from the Allied Jewish Cam-
paign and the UCS.
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The sixth annual Beth Ye-
hudah movie party will be Mon-
day evening at the Avalon The-
atre, it is announced by Mrs.
Jack Isbee, co-chairman of the
theatre project.
Two musical shows are fea-
tured: "Tammy and the Bache-
lor" and "The Seven Little
Foys." Tickets may be obtained
from the Yeshivah office, Dex-
ter at Sturtevant, or at the the-
atre box office the night of the
show. Children's tickets are
half-price.
Elected as officers for the
coming season are Henry Baum,
president; Mesdames Eric
Greenbaum, S. N. Cohen, vice-
presidents; A. Zentman, treas-
urer; Marshall Goldman and
Joseph Hendler, secretaries.
Board members are Mesdames
H. Abrams, L. Bakst, H. Baum,
L. A. Burg, H. N. Carlebach, J.
Cohen, L. Cohen, J. Elias, A.
Gluckowsky, E. Greenfield, K.
Hertz, B. Jerusalem, E. Mittel-
man, L. Penfil, B. Pass, S. Shoe-
nig, A.. M. Silverstein, J. S.
Sperka, J. Spitzer and B. Wrot-
slawski.
SHAPIRO-LUSTIG. Speaking
their vows before Rabbi Morris
Adler and Cantor Nicholas Fen-
akel, in the presence of the im-
mediate family, Nancy Gail
Lustig and Howard Sidney Sha-
B-I-G JULY 4th
piro were united in marriage
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June 14 in the Grand Ballroom
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The bride-elect, daughter of
Mrs. Herbert Lustig and the
late Mr. Lustig, wore a white
floor-length gown of silk organ-
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The bridegroom, son of Dr.
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Deanne Gursky and Arlene ushers included Ronald Lustig,
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Abrams serving as bridesmaids. Herbert Sillman and Edward
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• Pickled Fish
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The bridegroom, son of Mr. Marks, of Washington, D.C.
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• Dill Pickles
Following dinner and a re-
and • Mrs. Edward Partrite, of
• Chopped Liver
Westhampton Ave., Oak Park, ception, the couple left for a
was attended by Arthur Dermer, Bermuda honeymoon. On their
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mour Linovitz, George Hall and
CORBETT-KOTTLER. In a
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The bride, attended by her
for the Aged who are celebrat-
sister-in-law, Mrs. Ronald Kott-
ing their birthdays this month ler,
wore an old-fashioned gown
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Participating in the program, Owings Mills, Md., was best
which is arranged by Cantor man, and ushers were Gordon
Nicholas Fenakel, of Adas Sha- Anderson and Ronald Kottler.
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