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T HE DETR OIT JEWISH NEW S — Fr i day, July 10, 1959 -

Trip to ftest Indies
Follows June 27 Rites

Activities in Society

Welcome 3 Families
Home from Israel

Reveal Miss _Barr 's
Betrothal at Party

Mr. and Mrs. Shimon Kleinplatz, of Hartwell Avenue, cele-
brated their tenth wedding anniversary at a family gathering
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hyman A. Goodman and children. Cheryl and
Alan, are now residing in their new home at 21120 Kenosha,
Oak Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Balkany, of Fargo. Ave., recently
honored the Bar Mitzvah of their son, Milton H. Balkany, with a
luncheon, which followed services at Cong. Mogen Abraham.
Mrs. Allen W. Gale (Sylvia J. Helfgott), daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred A. Helfgott, of Oak Park. Mich.. has left to join
her husband, who is serving in the U.S. Army at Fort Benning,
Ga. Pvt. and Mrs. Gale will be residing at the Victory Apart-
ments. Fort Benning Rd.. Columbus, Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harrison and children. Judy and Ronald,
formerly of Roselawn Ave., are now residing in their new home
on Kentucky Ave.

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MRS. STUART S. OPOTOWSKI

In a candlelight, double-ring
ceremony solemnized June 27,
at Temple Israel, Enid Sharon
Berk was united in marriage
to Stuart S. Opotowski. The
bride is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. David M. Berk, of Vassar
Dr. Mr. Opotowski's parents are
the Rubin S. Opotowskis, of Pe-
toskey Ave.
The bride wore a gown of
white silk organdy featuring a
sabrina neckline and long, tap-
ering sleeves. The bodice of
Chantilly lace was appliqued on
the skirt, and the midriff of
white taffeta formed a large
how with streamers in the back
of the full skirt, which fell into
a court tra_r. The illusion veil
was held in place by a pearl
crown. and the bride's colonial
bouquet was of butterfly or-
chids and ivy tendrils.
Ellyn Joyce Berk, sister of
the bride. was her maid of
honor, and Geraldine Bailies
and Lorraine Hirschman were
bridesmaids, with Cathy Ann
Schafer, the bride's cousin, as
junior bridesmaid.
Irving Tukel was the bride-
groom's best man, and ushers
included Ernest Bennett, Dan-
iel Marcus and Martin Cohen.
Stuart Earl Schafer, another
cousin of the bride, was ring
bearer.
Following dinner and a re-
ception in the temple, the cou-
ple left for a honeymoon in the
West Indies. On their return,
they will take up residence on
Merton Rd.

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Mrs. N. Kanter, First Massada
President, Returns to Office

Mrs. Norman Ka-ier, organ-
izer and first president of the
20-year-old Massada Chapter of
Pioneer Women, was re-in-
stalled as president at the
group's anniversary dinner re-
cently in Springel's Patio
Room. Mrs. Kanter is also past
president of the Pioneer coun-
cil.
Other officers installed by
Florence Greenberg, Mrs. Kan-
ter's sister, • were Mesdames
Harry Kay, Irving Turner and
Simon Karbal, vice-presidents;
Rose Sarasohn, L. Fidler and
Victor Finn, secretaries; David
Colman. financial secretary and
treasurer; Simon Karbal, Moet-
zet Hapoalot; H. A. Woolf, bul-
letin; Max Kirschbaum, child
welfare; Herman Gach, dar-
lings; Harry Zausmer, happy
day. and Florence Greenberg,
cultural and program.
Also, Mesdames Robert Wise,
housing; J. Weintraub, pub-
licity; Abe Heller, hospitality;
David Colman, JNF and Hista-
drut; Julius Silverman, cannis-
ters; Frances Stellar, member-
ship; Sol _ Rosenhaus, Israel
supplies; Victor Finn, tele-

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This Week's Radio and
Television Programs
of Jewish Interest

WORDS WE LIVE BY
Time: 10:30 p.m., Sunday.
Station: WWJ.
Feature: The seventh of 15
summer broadcasts, highlight-
ing literary dialogues between
author and critic Mark Van
Doren and author-lecturer Mau-
rice Samuel on legends of the
Bible will be presented.
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MESSAGE OF ISRAEL
Time: 11:05 p.m., Sunday.
Station: WXYZ.
Feature: Rabbi Ira Eisen-
stein, former spiritual leader of
Anshe Emet Synagogue, Chi-
cago, Ill., will speak on "Miss-
ing the Point."
4, 4, s
COUNCIL-ALTMAN HOUR
Time: 10 p.m., Saturday.
Station: WJLB.
Feature: Mrs. Maurice Schil-
ler, president of South Oakland
County Chapter of Hadassah,
will be interviewed by Mrs.
Maurice Reizen, Chapter pro-
gram chairman, in a review of
the role and activitie., of the or-
ganization.
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THE JEWISH HERITAGE
Time: 8:30 p.m., Sunday.
Station: WCAR.
Feature: "The Voice of Is-
rael," a special broadcast by
former Israel Ambassador Abba
Eban and Mrs. Eleanor Roose-
velt, will be heard in this weekly
series of broadcasts presented
by the Jewish Community Coun-
cil.

phone squad, and Irving Turn-
er, council representative.
Chairman of the dinner was
Mrs. Jerry Gell. Mrs. Kanter's
mother. Mrs. Clara Greenberg,
a Pioneer leader for 53 years,
spoke to the group.

First Girl in
Ceresnie Clan
Ruins Everything

When Mrs. Sol Ceresnie went
ipto Harper Hospital for de-
livery of her fifth child last
Sunday, it was almost a fore-
gone conclusion among mem-
bers of Ceresnie clan in Detroit
that it would be another boy.
The Sol Ceresnies, who live
at 20237 Mark Twain, and the
Harry Ceresnies. of 21750 Gard-
ner, Oak Park, between them
have seven boys. Sol and Harry
are the proprietors of Ceresnie
Brothers Furs, on Livernois
Ave.
But last Sunday proved to be
a turning point. One day after
July 4, Mrs. Ceresnie, the form-
er Sophie Horwich. issued her
own declaration of independ-
ence in the person of Janice
Helene Ceresnie.
The young miss soon will join
an all-male household consist-
ing of Steven, 101/2, Eddie, 9,
Michael, 51/2, and Glen, 31/2.
It was young Michael who
made the observation. rather
critically. that everything was
ruined, since now the business
will have to be known as
"Ceresnie Brothers and Sister."

Town-Country Club Sets
Formal Dinner-Dance

The first formal summer din-
ner-dance of the Town and
Country Club will be held at
6:30 p.m., Aug. 8, at Temple
Israel. under the general chair-
manship of Dr. Benjamin Brand,
club vice-president.
Assisting in planning the
event are Dr. Jack Friedland,
reservations; Mesdames Harry
Rosenblum, Moe R. Miller and
Myron Schiffman, seating ar-
rangements; Phil Levant, din-
ner and refreshments; and Max
Sosin, entertainment and or-
chestra.
Information or reservations
may be obtained from Dr. Fried-
land, DI 1-3884.

Men's Clubs

Heading the bowling league
of the ADAS SHALOM MEN'S
CLUB during the coming year
will be Abe Zussman, president;
Morris _Harelik and William
Alexander, vice-presidents; Joe
Silverstein, secretary; and Her-
man Berke. treasurer. Board
members are William Goulding,
Earl Gould, Dan Shapiro, Man-
nie Jacobs and William Schmit-
tel. Bowling will begin at 9:30
a.m., Sept. 13, at Varsity Rec-
reation

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MISS LOIS BARR

Announcement of the engage-
ment of Lois Hayman Barr to
William Harold Swartz was an-
nounced at a cocktail party in
the home of the bride's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. George J. Barr,
of 17338 Northlawn. The bride-
groom-elect is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Swartz, of
17344 Northlawn.
Miss Barr is a 1959 graduate
of the Shapero School of Prac-
tical Nursing. Her fiance at-
tends the University of
Michigan Medical School where
he is a member of Phi Delta
Epsilon medical fraternity.
The couple is planning a
June wedding.

Israel Seeks Reciprocity
in Inheritance Tax Law

Direct JTA Teletype Wire
To The Jewish News

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queathed in Israel to persons
living in another country will
he exempt from the Israel in-
heritance tax if the country
does not levy an inheritance tax
on benefaction to an Israel resi-
dent, according to an amend-
ment to the Israel tax laws pass-
ed Tuesday in the Knesset.

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will be featured at a melave
malkah to be given at 10 p.m.
Saturday in honor of three
Young Israel families who have
returned from the Jewish State:
Dr. and Mrs. Hugo Mandel-
baum and family, Rabbi and
Mrs. Henry Carlebach and Mr.
and Mrs. Siegfried Hess.
Dr. Mandelbaum, who spent
his sabbatical leave from Wayne
State University lecturing at
the Hebrew University, Tech-
nion and other schools, will
show the slides, a part of 1200
he photographed of the topog-
raphy of Israel, geological stud-
ies and a review of the syna-
gogue structures in cities and
kibbutzim.
Rabbi Carlebach will describe
the city life in Jerusalem and
Bnam Brag, and the Hesses will
report on their travels.
Friends of the three families
are invited to attend the recep-
tion, under the direction of Hil-
lel L. Abrams, social chairman,
and Mrs. Rae Gellman, pres-
ident of the Women's League
of Young Israel, who planned
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