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Country Day Camp Sets 'Visiting Day'
Klein-Sucan Rites
In response to many inquiries Moscow, Sharon Newsman, Mimi
and Judy Korn, Larry Birndorf,
Planned for Nov. .6 regarding its facilities and pro- Judy
Brenner, Marilyn Hoscow,
events include a hospital party
gram, Country Day Camp will
May 15, at Battle Creek Veter-
have a special pre-camp Visit- Ricky Bronson, Judy Lepofsky,
ans Hospital; the annual instal-
ing Day from 1 to 4 p.m., May Jerry Lax and Marilyn Las-
lation of officers on May 22 and
15, according to Morton Kanfer, brook.
a mother and daughter party
director. •
For directions to the camp
May 16, at the Memorial Home.
All interested families are in- or further information, call Kan-
Reservations for the latter af-
vited to visit the camp, which is fer at MA. 6-6308 or VE. 7-6701.
fair maybe made with Ruth
located near Walled Lake, and
Wolfe, WE. 5-2240; or Raye
to meet with this year's staff.
Weimer, KE. 2-5274.
For the
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All facilities of the camp will
Perfect Affair .. .
be
open
for
inspection.
ROBERT J. RAFELSON
Lt. ROY F. GREEN POST POST recently elected the fol-
The camp program includes
and AUXILIARY will jointly lowing new officers: Ralph Ep-
nature study, horseback riding,
and His Orchestra
install new officers at a pro stein, commander; Milton Rose
cookouts, all outdoor sports,
UN 3-3737
gram May 14, in the Memorial and Sidney Goodfriend, vice-
door-to-door t r a n s p or tation,
Home. Harry T. Madison, past commanders; Morton Oppen-
daily hot lunches and an after-
national commander, will induct heim, quartermaster; Milton
ternoon snack. There are spe-
John Nemon, commander; Mil- Shore, adjutant; and Jack Iden,
Confirmation,
cial dining and recreational fa-
Wedding, Bar Mitzvah,
ton Greenberg and Oscar Braun, chief of staff. The officers will
cilities for nursery age children.
Sweet Sixteen Invitations.
vice - commanders; Russ e 11 be installed at a joint supper
David Moscow, camp program
Matches and Napkins
Greenberg, quarteni.aster; Ber- dance with the Auxiliary on
director, returns for his seventh
Complete Selection at
MISS JONI KLEIN
nie Hoffman and Burt Siegel, May 14, in the Memorial Home.
Reasonable Prices
season, 'while other staff mem-
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Klein, bers are Bob Massel, Harold Mi-
MRS. KATE ALTMAN
judge advocates; and Marvin Special guests will be Irving
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Foxman, chief of staff. The fol- Cane, • Department commander, of Noel Dr., Southfield, an- aels, Bonnie Weitzman, Norman
lowing Auxiliary officers will be and Mrs. John Nemon, Auxil- nounce the forthcoming marri-
installed by Mrs. John Nemon, iary president. Mrs. Nemon will age of their daughter, Joni Beth,
president of the JWVA Depart- install the new Auxiliary offi- to Stanley Edward Sucan, son
ment of Michigan; Mesdames cers, and Norman Berkley, past of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sucan,
Jerry Dale, president; Carl Zide Department commander, will in- of Prairie Ave.
Mr. Sucan, a Phi Beta Kappa
and Ben Herman, vice-presi- stall Post officers.
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graduate gf Wayne State Uni-
dents; Harry Harrison, treas-
urer; S. Wiener, patriotic in-
Sgt. MORTON A. SILVER- versity, is a past president of
structress; D.• Eisenberg, chap- MAN POST and AUXILIARY Gamma Kappa Chi fraternity.
lain; M. Siegel, guard; L. Ber- have scheduled a joint installa- He is presently affiliated with
man, historian; and M. Schein- tion program for Sunday eve- the Detroit Board of Education.
Black & White — "Living" Natural Color
ker, conductress. For reserva- ning, in the Memorial Home. A Miss Klein is a former WSU
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tions, call Mrs. Scheinker, BR. supper will be served to mem- student.
8632 McNichols Rd., West
A Nov. 6 wedding is planned
bers, their guests and prospec-
3-8133.
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tive members. For reservations, at Temple Israel.
SHOLOM AUXILIARY, at its call Bill or Shirley Sniderman,
recent installation ceremony, in- DI. 1-2246. * * *
ducted the following women:
Appointment of Walter Klein
Mesdames Milton Zimmerman,
president; Emile Jacobs and and Mrs. Morton Oppenheim as
Kosher Meat & Poultry Market
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel D. Lip-
Charles Siegel, vice-presidents; chairmen of JWV's silver anni- kin, of Oakman Blvd., announce
Robert Leach, treasurer; Ralph versary DEPARTMENT OF the engagement of their daugh-
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Friedman, -Sanford Gordon and MICHIGAN convention was an- ter, Karen Ruth, to Sheldon
nounced
this
week
by
Irving
INSPECTED AND GRADED "A" PRIME.
Peter Helman, secretaries; Fred
Arnold Schore, son of Mr. and
Sorkow, historian; David Ber- Cane, Department commander, Mrs. Henry Schore, of Green-
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man, patriotic instructress; Al- and Mrs. John Nemon, Auxil- lawn Ave.
bert Pasick, conductress; Jules iary president. The convention
The
bride-to-be'
is
a
graduate
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Goldstein, Murray Krugel and is planned from June 3 to 5, of Wayne State University's
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M. Raskin, trustees. A luncheon when Bernard Abrams, national college of education. Her fiance
is planned for May 17, in the commander, will be guest graduated from Wayne State
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home of Mrs. Harry Levin, speaker.
University, and he is presently
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29490 Lochmoor, Franklin
attending the College of Osteo-
ELI
LEVIN
AUXILIARY
Lt.
Knolls, honoring Mrs. David
pathic Medicine and Surgery in
will
meet
at
8:30
p.m.,
Tuesday,
Eisman, outgoing president.
Des Mollies, Ia. He is affiliated
in
the
Memorial
Home,
when
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hostesses will. be Esther Singer- with Lambda Omicron Gamma.
YETZ-COHEN AUXILIARY man and Jennie Wish. Recently- An August wedding is planned.
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will meet Monday evening, in elected by the group are Ida
Announcement has been made
the Memorial Home, when host- Phillips, president; Esther Sin-
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esses will be Jean Friedman german and Rose Shapson, vice- of the engagement of Gail 2.
and Raye Weimer. Other May presidents; Lillian Braunstein, Katz, daughter of Mr. Meyer A.
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• Esther Phillips, secretaries; Fri- the late Mrs. Katz, to Laurence
da S'hiffman, chaplain; Jennie Wasser, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Wish, conductress; Emily Cut- Ben Wasser, of Woodingham
ler, historian; Louba Lupiloff, Dr., Detroit.
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University
of
Miami,
-where
she
Goldsher,
guard;
Louba
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Lt. RAYMOND ZUSSMAN
AUXILIARY will install newly-
elected officers at its annual
Mother's Day program to be
held at 7 p.m., Wednesday, at
Rainbow Terrace. The women,
on Thursday, serviced patients
at Dearborn Veterans Hospitals,
serving refreshments and dis-
tributing gifts.
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Socialites Schedule
`Cabaret Night,' Sunday
Detroit Socialites plans an
open-house Cabaret Night on
Sunday evening, at the Sholem
Aleichem Institute.
Arranged as a night club
style program, the evening will
include popular dancing and
light beverages and refresh-
ments served by club hostesses.
This event, according to
executive secretary Eve Gold-
berg, will close the organiza-
tion program season, and will
precede by three days the
annual meeting and election of
officers.
•Chopped Herring
• Pickled Lox
• Dill Pickles
• Horseradish
• Pickled Fish
• Gefilte Fish
• Cole Slaw
• Pimentos
• Pbtato Salad
AND NOW — MRS. GRUNT'S OWN STRICTLY
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• Stuffed Cabbage • Fricasse
• Kreplach
• Meat Blintzes
• Matzo Balls
• Chick-en Soup
• Barley Mushroom Soup
• Kasha with Gravy
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