MISS SUZANNE PERLMAN
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Perl-
man, of Ohio Ave., announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Suzanne, to Lester Gold-
stein, son of Mr. and Mrs. Abra-
ham Goldstein, of Avon Ave.,
Oak Park.
The bride-elect attended the
University of Michigan, where
she was affiliated with Delta
Phi Epsilon sorority, and is
now a student at Wayne State
University.
Her fiance, a senior in the
University of Detroit school of
dentistry, is a member of Alpha
Omega professional fraternity
and an alumnus of Phi Sigma
Delta social fraternity.
Plans are being made for an
April 10 wedding.
Sheruth League's
Donor on Dec. 2
The 11th annual donor lunch-
eon of the Sheruth League will
be held at 12:30 p.m., Dec. 2,
in the Fountain Ballroom of
_Masonic Temple. _
Announcement was made this
week by Mrs. Dave Muskovitz,
donor chairman, that guests, by
their attendance, will be/assur-
ing scores of handicapped and
emotionally disturbed children
a summer camp vacation.
A highlight of the afternoon's
program will be the appear-
ance of television's Sonny
Eliot, who will emcee a panel
show entitled "Our Price Is
. Right." The audience will bid
for many valuable prizes.
Also planned is the award
of a free week's vacation for
two at the Empress Hotel in
Miami Beach, Fla., and a vari-
ety of other prizes.
Assisting Mrs. Muskovitz in
planning the luncheon are Mes-
dames A r t h u r Schreier and
Joseph Fetter, tickets; Irving
Rom and Meyer Kuneck, pro-
gram book. For tickets, call
Mrs. Schreier, UN 2-4513.
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Detroiters Invited to Attend'
Functions of Miami Club
activities in Society
Detroiters who attended and participated in the marriage
on Nov. 1 of Miss Reva Katz to Rabbi Bezalel Elazary at Bnai
Jacob Synagogue, in Toledo, 0., included Rabbis Isaac Stollman,
S. P. Wohlgelernter, Max J. Wohlgelernter, Max Kapustin, Samuel
H. Prero, Israel I. Halpern, Hayim Donin, Joel J. Litke, Yaakov
I. Rounick, Chaskel Grubner and Max Kaufman. The bride
is the daughter of Rabbi and Mrs. Nehemiah Katz, of Toledo.
Rabbi Elazary's parents are Rabbi and Mrs. Chaim Elazary, of
Canton, 0. Among the other guests were Rabbi El Silver, presi-
dent of the Union of Orthodox Rabbis of America; Rabbis Moses
Feinstein and Rubin Levovitz, uncles of the bride from New
York; Rabbis Samuel Tellem, Newark, and Ralph Pelcovitz, Far
Rockaway, N. Y., uncles of the bridegroom; Rabbis Isaac Small,
Chicago; Paul Levovitz, Lakewood, N. J.; Philip Kaplan, Sarnia,
Ont.; Mordechai Gifter, Telshe Yeshiva, Cleveland; and Rabbi
Schneur, representing Yeshivath Beth Medrash Goveha, of Lake-
wood, N. J., where the bridegroom received his rabbinic diploma.
Mr. and Mrs. Israel Z. Taines, of 3275 West Outer Drive,
left for a two-month visit in Los Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris E. Bloomberg, of Fairfield Ave., left
last week for an extended tour of Israel and Europe. On their
itinerary will be stopovers in England, France, Italy, Spain
and Portugal.
Among the numerous out-of-town guests here to attend the
Bar Mitzvah of Paul Isaac Kar, son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Kar,
of 14001 Wales, Oak Park, this weekend, will be the Bar Mitzvah's
great grandparents, Rabbi and Mrs. Summer Rosenbaum, of
New York.
Tourism in Israel Is Cover Story
in Current Issue of Holiday
Israel has hit the big time in
tourism!
Recognition of the many at-
tractions for tourists in the Jew-
ish state is given by Holiday
Magazine in a cover story by
Robert Graves in its December
issue. Beautiful photographs by
Arnold Newman showing many
aspects of Israeli life and of the
Israeli people illustrate the
lengthy tribute.
There is hardly a phase of
Israel's growth that hasn't been
captured in this fascinating
story of a land that the author
described as "the most exciting
country to visit in the modern
world."
Truly Inspired
by Visit to Israel
Not only does Graves delve
into the high points of history
that usually attract the tourist,
he tells the story of the Israeli
people and their lust for life,
learning and peace.
One of the most interesting
sections of the article, which
even most Jews know little
about, is a table giving a variety
of information giving specific
information to the tourist plan-
ning a visit.
September to April is consid-
ered the best time to visit Is-
rael, the author states, and a
table of temperatures illustrates
why this is so. Eilat, for in-
stance, has a rather pleasant
high of 71 and a low of 52 in
winter. In summer, however,
the temperature reaches 104,
with a low of 76.
Other cities and their tem-
perature in summer, are:
Tel Aviv
Jerusalem
Tiberias
87
83
98
70
67
76
More comfortable winter tem-
peratures are:
Tel Aviv
Jerusalem
Tiberias
Mrs. SARAH LYONS, visit-
ing in Israel last summer on
a tour sponsored by Hista-
drut, obviously liked what
she saw. Returning home, she
gave a big boost to Israeli
tourism by immediately en-
rolling as a member of De-
troit's Kinneret Chapter of
Pioneer Women. Not content
with this alone, Mrs. Lyons
is shown here presenting a
check to Mrs. REBECCA
WARREN, Kinneret presi-
dent, to cover the complete
cost of equipping the chil-
dren's department of Kupat
Holim's clinic at Jaffa, Israel.
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U.S. citizens need only a valid
passport and a certificate of
vaccination against smallpox to
gain entry. into Israel. A visa is
granted without charge upon
arrival in the country, is valid
for three months and renew-
able.
The traveler to Israel, the
article points out, may take in
or bring out any amount of for-
eign currency; however, Israel
currency may neither be
brought in nor taken out. A
special 20 percent cash premium
over the official rate of ex-
change is given tourists. The
American dollar thus brings
2.16 Israeli pounds. On depar-
ture, up to $100 in Israel money
can be reconverted.
Many other revealing facts
are covered in the Holiday
story, which is one of the most
complete accounts of modern
Israel, its people and progress
printed in a general magazine
story.
SAM ROSENBLAT
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AND HIS ORCHESTRA
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MISS EILENE PASMAN
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Pasman, of
Wildwood Ave., Oak Park, an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Eilene, to Al Weiner,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Max
Weiner, of Miami Beach, Fla.
The couple plans a summer
wedding.
Ahavas Achim Affiliates
Set Square Dance Sunday
FOR
Charitable Organizations
Rosenman Flowers
JO 4-6078
26025 Coolidge, Oak Park
Larry Paul
Furniture Service
Refinishing & Repairing
7579 W. McNICHOLS
UN 4-8440 UN 2-7949
The Sisterhood and Men's
Club of Cong. Ahavas Achim
will jointly sponsor a square
dance at 8:30 p.m., Sunday, in
the synagogue social hall. Jim
Schultheis will be the caller,
and there will be refreshments,
social and square dancing.
WHAT EVERY BRIDE
SHOULD KNOW .
Want The Best?
Ask the Folks Who've Had
Call
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and His Orchestra
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For fine color movies
of your wedding
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Announcement!
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We are pleased to announce that
Prof. S. Levin to Discuss
Economist Henry George
Samuel M. Levin, professor
emeritus of economics, Wayne
State University, will address
the regional organization of the
Henry George School at 8:30
p.m., Nov. 20, at WSU's Mc-
Gregor Memorial Conference
Bldg.
Prof. Levin's lecture on "The
Economic Ideas of Henry
George, A Critical Summary"
is open to the public.
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All Detraiters who will be
visiting Miami, Fla. soon are
invited to attend a meeting and
Hanukah party to be held by
the Detroit Social Club of
Greater Miami on Nov. 16 and
Dec. 21, respectively.
is resuming custom made drapery department.
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19-THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS—Friday, November 13, 1959
April 10 Wedding
Told by Miss Perlman