THE DETROIT
To Wed Oct. 16
MISS FAYE GOOZE
Dramatic and Dance
Programs at Center
Dramatic, dance and charm
classes of the Jewish Center
will put on plays and programs
in May as the final event of
their class season.
The Junior and Tween mod-
ern dance classes will present
their program at 7 p.m., May
16.
Junior folk dance classes will
present programs of Israeli,
American, European and Mexi-
can folk dances, in honor of
Mothers' Day, at 2 (grades 1-3),
and 3:30 p.m. (grades 4-6),
Sunday.
The Tween charm class will
hold a fashion show and recep-
tion, modeling fashions from
a local shop, at 7:30 p.m., May
19.
The Tween dramatic class
will present a musical adapta-
tion of Shakespeare's "Taming
of the Shrew," with music from
Cole Porter's "Kiss Me Kate,"
The engagement of Faye Mar-
lene Gooze, daughter of Mrs.
Sandy Gooze, of 17417 San
Juan, and the late Mr. David
Gooze, to Robert Leonard Syner,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester
Syner, of 19775 Freeland, was
announced recently at a family at 4 p.m., Wednesday, and May
party. An Oct. 16 wedding is 18.
The sixth grade dramatic class
planned.
will present an original show
by class members. "All Wound
Two Detroiters Named
Up," at 1:30 p.m., Sunday.
to Staff of Camp Shor
The fifth grade dramatic class
Frank Leider•an, resident will present a version of "Alice
director of Camp Shor, an- in Wonderland," "The Magic
nounces the appointment of two Bed Knob" or "How to Become
staff members from the Detroit a Witch in Ten Easy Lessons,"
area: George Gelberman, who plus a comedy on the problems
will serve as arts and crafts of modern day royalty, "That's
supervisor, and Sy Greenspan, the Way It Goes," at 4 p.m.,
who will serve as a general May 17.
counselor.
The fourth grade dramatic
Camp Shor will accommodate
100 children, including boys class will present "Alice in
and girls, ages 6 . to 14. Featur- Wonderland" at 4 p.m., Monday,
ing a beautiful, filtered swim- May 16,
ming pool the camp has com
plete facilities and observes
the dietary laws. For informa-
tion call DI 1-8898 . or LI 7-1165.
Co-Ed Tennis Classes
tArtnouncements
Co-ed tennis classes for begin-
ners will be offered by the Jew-
April 24 — To Mr. and Mrs.
ish Center, 18100 Meyers, in six- Earl Bennett (Beverly Weiner),
week sessions starting May 18 of 24026 Geneva, Oak Park, a
and 19. Jim Kerwin, veteran son, Howard Bruce.
tennis instructor, will conduct
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the classes.
April 23—To Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Markel (Bernice Lum-
berg), of 21011 Gardner, Oak
Park, a son, Howard.
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April 21 — To Dr. and Mrs.
OHEL
Daniel S. Elman (Barbara Fruit-
Ly . _ Since 1941--"N man, of Flint), of 15436 Ward,
EXCLUSIV (
in Detroit
Hospitals& Homes 'a son, Kenneth Donald.
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April 18—To Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Wolf (Verna Charusof-
....Recommended by Physicians...
sky), of 29481 Fairfax, South-
field, a son, -Michael Scot.
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LEO
April 15 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Myron V. Goff (Gloria Fay
Wolf), of 18585 Milburn, Li-
Expert Mohel
Serving in Hospitals and Homes
vonia, a son, Kevin Harlan.
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LI 1-9769
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April 15 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Finkelstein (Elaine
Sax), of 21351 Kenosha, Oak
RABBI CHASKEL
Park,
a son, Leslie Irwin.
GRUBNER
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SPECIALIZED MOHEL
April 14—To Mr. and Mrs. Hy
Recommended by Physicians
Goldstein (Ruby Repitor), of
Serving in Hospitals and Homes
Romeo, Mich, a daughter, Jan
3298 Sturtevant TU 3-1441
Renee.
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April
11
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To Mr. and Mrs.
REV.
Bob Rivkin (Rae Wein), of
21841 Stratford, Oak Park, a
RABBI
GOLDMAN
Marshall L. Goldman
MOHEL SPECIALIST
Serving at Homes and in Hospitals
DI 1-9909
Rabbi
I saac Kaplan
Isaac
Certified Mohel
17181 Cherrylawn UN 1 - 1508
Certified Surgical Mohel
Rabbi Israel GOODMAN
Serving in Hospitals
Homes Anywhere
and
/7 Years' Experience
Pontiac, Mich.
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daughter, Nancy Faith.
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April 7—To Mr. and Mrs. Sol
Moss (Ida Travis), of 18004
Wildemere, a daughter, Wendy
Eve.
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March 27—To Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Seltzer (Estelle Weder), of
19774 Burgess, a son, Eric
Mitchell.
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March 11 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Philip Mittleman (Marilynn
Fruitman, of Flint), of 1869
Trenton, Mich., a son, David
Todd.
Kinneret to Honor Past Presidents
Phi Beta Kappa Awards
Won by 46 Mumfordites
With 46 graduating seniors
earning Phi Beta Kappa awards,
Mumford's June 1960 class has
set a new school record. Those
earning the honors are:
Myra Auslander, Joel Ben-
nett, Karen Bleir, Paula Brose,
Susan Cohn, Bruce Colton,
Eugene Eisner, Marilyn Freed-
land, Larry Gelb, Judy Gerson,
Maxine Gordon, Barbara Greis-
man, Elaine Grossbart, Larry
Jackier, Susan Kahn, Dorcas
Kane, Diana Kohen, Sherry
Kovan, Richard Leach, Judy
Lepofsky, Sanford Lewis, Mari-
lyn Loren, Rosalyn Loren,
Audrey Mellen, Leroy Mermel-
stein, Anne Mishchakoff, Julie
Nichamin, Richard Panush,
Past presidents of Kinneret Chapter of Pioneer Women
Martin Pearlman, Gary Pierce,
who will be honored at a special 10th anniversary celebration David Raitt, Paul Redstone,
on June 15, at Sammy's are, left to right, FRANCES DRIKER, Stanley Rosenbaum, Douglas
first president; REBECCA WARREN, now in office; Mrs.
Ross, Susan Rubin, Donald
REBECCA COHN, third president; SOPHIA TATELMAN, who Sandweiss, Ellen Schwartz, Wil-
will be honored as Kinneret's "Woman of the Year"; SARAH liam Shiovitz, Elliot Sigman,
KANTER, immediate past president; and RUTH GOSMAN, Bob Toumajian, Laurie Wender,
who was second president. Mrs. Frances Shayne is chairman of Jan Winkelman, Walter Win-
arrangements for the program.
shall, R i c h a r d Wishnetsky,
Kathryn Yakes, and Milton
Yolles.
To receive the Junior Phi
Beta Kappa standing, a senior
must have compiled a 2.6 aver-
age with 3 equal to an all A
The final phase of the annual
Hal Gordon and his orchestra, average. Marks from the tenth
World Jewish Child's Day, a besides several entertainment through twelfth grade are
three-fold effort by the Detroit features, will be presented, an- counted.
Council of Pioneer Women, will nounces Mrs. Wilbur Shapira,
be highlighted with a dance on chairman of the spring affair. A
Want The Best?
May 14, at Adas Shalom Syna- portable typewriter and other
Ask the Folks Who've Had
gogue, Curtis and Santa Rosa. valuable gifts will be awarded.
All money raised during this
SAM BARNETT
Pioneer Women Readies Final
Round of World Jewish Child's Day
Name Mrs. Chaiken
to 3rd Term as Prexy
Mrs. Irving Chaiken has been
elected president for the third
consecutive year of New Life
Chapter, of the American Medi-
cal Center at Denver.
Serving with Mrs. Chaiken
will be Mesdames Oliver
Barnes, Harold Goldberg, Don-
ald L. Golden and Elvin Pol-
lack, vice-presidents; Louis Par-
zen, treasurer; Manuel Kravetz,
Peter Polinsky and Harvey
Rothstein, secretaries; E. Ep-
stein, chaplain; S. Goren, J.
Eaton and N. Goldman, trus-
tees.
The board of directors in-
cludes Mesdames J. Friedland-
er, G. Borenstein, M. Saper-
stein, M. Kolovsky, M. Madvin,
P. Kravetz, C. Carson, N. Ekel-
man, S. Rale, S. Ecoff, A. Gott-
leib, I. Liebroder, F. Berenson,
F. Chaiken and M. Kanes.
Installation of officers will be
held in June at the Tam 0'
Shanter Country Club. Chair-
man of the affair is Mrs. Donald
L. Golden.
Also on the group's agenda is
a rummage sale, May 20. Chair-
man is Mrs. Harold Goldberg.
Funds will aid in further re-
search at the Eleanor Roosevelt
Institute for Cancer Research
and hospitalization for cancer
cases at the American Medical
Center.
Award Dr. Halperin
Political Fellowship
Dr. Samuel Halperin, 10011
Albany, Oak P a r k, has been
awarded an American Political
Science Association Congres-
sional Fellowship for 1960-1961.
Assistant professor of polit-
ical science at Wayne State
University, Dr. Halperin will
spend ten months on Capitol
Hill in Washington, D.C. as a
legislative assistant to a U.S.
Senator and Represenative of
his choice.
One of more than 150 appli-
cants for the post, Dr. Halperin
will attend a continuing series •
of conferences with members
of C o n g r es s, Congressional
s t a f f, officials of the White
House, Bureau of the Budget,
Executive departments, journal-
isst, lobbyists, and political
party chiefs.
He will also engage in re-
People who have tuberculosis search involving participant-
spread the germs by coughing, observer study of the emerging
sneezing or spitting. Get a chest role of Congress in public
X-ray!
policies on higher education.
project, which included a one-
week cannister drive, will be
utilized to further activities of
Pioneer Women's child rescue
program for Youth Aliyah. Ex-
panded facilities this year in-
clude a new school for home
economics at Nachlat Yehuda
and two new vocational schools
in Beersheba and Haifa.
•The Pioneer Women program
also includes the maintenance
of social welfare and educa-
tional services through its sis-
ter organization in Israel, Moet-
zet Hapoalot.
Mrs. Norman Leeman is gen-
eral chairman of World Child's
Day, while Mesdames Saul
Rose and Sam Wasserman serve
as vice-president of funds and
president of Detroit Council,
respectively. For ticket infor-
mation, call DI 1-0786.
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