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MRS. MOSHE HEYMAN
The marriage of Miss Rena
Yukelson, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Shmuel Yukelson, of Nes
Zionah, Israel, to Moshe Hey-
man, prominent young Detroiter
who recently returned to Is-
rael, was performed at the ZOA
House, in Tel Aviv, Aug. 14.
The bride, a- native of Nes
Zionah, is the granddaughter
of the Lerrers, who founded
Nes Zionah in 1883. She is a
third generation Israeli on her
mother's side.
She is a graduate nursery
teacher.
Her great-grandmother died
in Nes Zionah at the age of 112.
Half of the Nes Zionah com-
munity are her relatives.
Mr. Heyman, a native De-
troiter, who resided in Israel
for 20 years before enlisting in
the U. S. Army in the last war,
returned to Detroit 10 years
ago and was engaged in ac-
countancy. Upon his return to
Israel four months agc., he be-
came the comptroller of the
Super-Sal Supermarket in Tel
Aviv.
The newlyweds will make
their home in Rishon LeZion,
which was the home of the
bridegroom's parents for nearly
30 years.
JWV Bowling League
Action Begins Sept. 9
The Department of Michigan
Jewish War Veterans' Bowling
League will begin bowling at
7 p.m. Sept. 9, at Star Lanes,
Telegraph and James Couzens.
There are still a few openings
to be filled. Any JWV member
who is not bowling in the
league, or prospective members
who would like to bowl, should
contact Paul Epstein, president,
LI 4-9659.
There will be a free night
of bowling for the JWV Bowl-
ing League next Wednesday, at
Star Lanes, to 9 p.m, -
Women s
Clubs
A sound movie of Penrickton
Nursery will be shown at a
membership luncheon of CHIL-
DREN UNLIMITED, 12 noon
at Holiday Manor. Members
and friends are invited.
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NORTH WOODWARD
BRANCH of the Jewish Women
European Welfare Organization
will hold its first fall meeting
at the home of president Mrs.
Morris Haut, 19312 Rutherford,
at 12 noon Tuesday. Reports on
all summer functions will be
given.
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CLUB TWO, Pioneer Women,
will launch its season activities
with a meeting at 12 noon
Wednesday in the Hayim Green-
berg Center. Incoming president
Mrs. Jack Rose will be assisted
by Mesdames Hymen Zarenkin,
I. Serling and Bernard Stashef-
sky, vice-presidents; Julius
Fisher and Fannie Friedman,
secretaries; and Joe Kiel, treas-
urer. Also, chairmen Leah
Rubel, corresponding secre-
taries; Joseph Yendick, bulletin;
M. Grober, contributing organ-
izations; Ethel Labiner, JNF
trees; Lena Band, JNF boxes;
Sylvia Schwartz, Histadrut;
Gertrude Garmel, dues; Dora
Dworkin, publicity; Gertrude
Laibowitz, Israel supplies; Mary
Lerner, -social; Fay Bookstein,
hospitality; and Nathan Fink,
telephone.
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A picnic in the garden of
Mrs. Meyer Weingarden, of
19151 Monica, will be held by
EQUALITY CLUB at 12 noon
Tuesday. All proceeds will go
to charity. For reservations, call
UN 4-2308.
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Mrs. Morris Goldberg, presi-
dent of SISTERS OF ZION
MIZRACHI, announces the
opening event of the group with
a cash linen shower and lunch-
eon at 12 noon Wednesday at
Holiday Manor. Rabbi Isaac
Stollman, national president of
Mizrachi - Hapoel Hamizrachi,
will be guest speaker.
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The CITY OF HOPE CAN-
CER FIGHTERS will hold an
executive board meeting, Aug.
31, 8:30 p.m., at the home of
Mrs. Andrew Berger.
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H 0 M E RELIEF SOCIETY
will launch the fall season with
a combination board and reg-
ular meeting Sept. 11, at the
home of president Mrs. Robert
Friedenberg, 24270 Morton Rd.,
Oak Park. Co-hostess for the
dessert luncheon will be Mrs.
Ira Friedenberg. The annual
group fund-raising event will be
a dinner dance at the Sheraton-
Cadillac Hotel, Nov. 14, with
Mrs. Joseph Mossman as chair-
man.
Susan E. Kurtzman,
Kenneth Rogin'TVed
Something different in De-
troit in the way of nightly en-
tertainment can be seen at the
Critic's Club, 10441 W. Eight.
Mile, where patrons can relax
while enjoying music and
drama in a nightclub atmos-
phere.
Opening night, Aug. 21, proved
that Detroit has been looking
for a club such as this. "Slings
and Arrows," written by Pierce
Rollins and Carl Pavzner, with
music written by Hershel Horo-
witz, will run through Sept. 4.
The players are a versatile
cast: Paul Stolarsky and Bever-
ly Markowitz are full - time
schoolteachers; Hershel Horo-
witz, a dentist; Gay Surkin, a
local singer; and musical direc-
tor Phil Gaberman appears at
MRS. KENNETH ROGIN
Momo's. Other members of the
In a yellow and white floral troupe are Roslyn Lichtenstein,
decor at the Sheraton Cadillac props, and Nancy Sparrow,
Hotel, Susan Eve Kurtzman and lighting.
Kenneth Edward Rogin were
united in marriage Aug. 16.
Parents of the couple are the
Sol G. Kurtzmans, of Canter-
bury Rd., and Dr. and Mrs.
Eric H. Rose, managing di-
James R. Rogin, also of Canter- rector of the Trans-Lux. Krim
bury Rd.
Theater announced that "The
The bridal gown was of white Scapegoat," co-starring Acad-
silk organdy, fashioned with a emy Award winners Alec
bateau neckline of Chantilly Guinness and Bette Davis, will
rosepointe lace, empire waist- have its Detroit premiere at
line and short sleeves. A panel the Trans-Lux Krim Theater
of matching lace graced the on Sept. 1.
front of the skirt with its deep
scalloped hemline, fan pleated
and swept into a train at the
HOLTZMAN
hack. The illusion veil was held
PLAY
CENTER
in place by a small crown of
Mrs. David Holtzman, director
Chantilly lace roses.
for Pre-School children ages
For her attendants, the bride
21/2-6 Specializing in Rhythm
chose Caroline Kurtzman, her
Bond - Music Appreciation -
sister, as maid of honor, and
Baton Twirling - Arts & Crafts
Mrs. Sidney Hertz, her aunt,
& Baking.
as matron of honor. Brides-
Morn.:
maids were Anne Rogin, the
9.1 1:30
After.:
Per
bridegroom's sister, Patsy Ru-
Class
12:30-3
bin and Linda Friedlander.
Transportation 50c extra
Best man was Norman Lip-
Inquire at 24311 Blackstone
pitt, while ushers were Richard
Oak Park
Kurtzman, brother of the bride,
LI 3-4014 - LI 3-4688
Sidney Ruby, Alvin Wolfe,
Ronald Smith and Donald Pur-
ther.
Following a dinner-reception
after the ceremony, the couple
left on a honeymoon trip to
Bermuda. After Saturday, the
couple will be at home on Strat-
ford Rd.
In honor of their 50th anni-
versary, a celebration will be
held for Mr. and Mrs. Nathan
Mandeberg, of 18472 Monica, at
an open house from 2 to 5 p.m.
Sept. 6 at the Furniture Club
of Detroit, 18940 Schaefer.
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• The same
fine food you
have always
enjoyed
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BR 2-0644
Carry-Outs
—
Complete Dinners
Another BOESKY'S
12th at Hazelwood
Children's feet do!
DINAH SHORE and her hus-
band, motion picture actor-
producer GEORGE MONTGOM-
ERY, are show with their
daughter, Melissa Ann, on their
first trip to Israel, during which
they toured Israel Bond proj-
ects and historical sites. The
famous couple and their daugh-
ter met leading Israeli officials
and visited many of the enter-
prises throughout the country
which receive Israel Bond as-
sistance. Among the sites they
visited during their stay in
Israel was Caesarea (above),
the ancient port on the Medi-
terranean coast.
• The most
beautiful
cocktail lounge
in Detroit
Shoes don't grow...
Television and recording star
THE NEW
BOESKY'S
Dinah Shore and
George Montgomery
on Visit in Israel
Following the election of her fice of mayor in Memphis, op-
MIAMI BEACH, Fla. — A
number of Miami Beach resi-
dents boast of excellent collec-
tions of palms in their own gar-
dens. There are hundreds of
14700 Dexter.
different kinds of palms that
Her 38-year-old son, the will grow here, the most fam-
youngest man to hold the of- ous of which, is the coconut.
MR. AND MRS. N,
MANDEBERG
$1 75
son as mayor of Memphis, erated the family's cleaning
store chain there, along with a
brother, William, until he de-
cided to enter politics f our
years ago when he was elected
public works commissioner.
Loeb, whose father and grand-
father were active in Memphis
civic affairs, planned to drop
out of politics after four years,
but was persuaded by friends
to run for mayor. Outstripping
his four opponents for the of-
fice, Loeb received 85,282 votes,
a plurality of 53,112.
Honor Mandebergs
at Golden Milestone
Brevities
Mrs. Walter Lath Shares Son's
Victory in Memphis Mayoral Race
Tenn., Mrs. Walter Laib, 850
Whitmore, vowed she would go
"to bed for two days."
Henry Loeb III, elected last
week by the largest number of
votes ever given a political can-
didate in that city, was host to
his mother during the cam-
paign. "I was so excited," she
said to a Detroit News reporter,
"I stayed at the polls all day
and celebrated all night." Loeb
and his wife, a former "cotton
queen," have three children.
The 61-year-old grandmother,
a native of Memphis, moved to
Detroit shortly after her first
husband died 17 years ago.
Walter Laib is president of the
Wol Detroit Envelope Co.,
Versatile Cast Sparks
Nightclub-Theater
Parents naturally want their children to
have the best of everything, and that
includes shoes, too. It has been a
tradition in Detroit for 43 years that the
school year for most children starts
with a visit to the Hack Shoe Company.
Here, parents know that their
children's shoes will be correct
... and properly fitted! Right
now, Hack has a splendid
selection of children's shoes
for school, dress or
play—all one quality
the very best.
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DETROIT JEWISH NEWS—Friday, August 28, 1959
Detroiter Married
to Israeli Girl at
Tel Aviv House