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Mr. and Mrs. Eli Castleman and Mr. and Mrs. Sidney S.
Wigler, of Detroit, and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Winnick, of Birming-
ham, are among the participants in the Women's American ORT
Caravan, which left New York May 1 for Europe, North Africa
and the Middle East. The group will spend 35 days touring
Israel, Tunisia, Morocco, Austria, Switzerland and Italy, visiting
some 20 ORT schools, including the Aron Syngalowski Center
near Tel Aviv, the largest vocational training school in the
Middle East, which was built by ORT.
Mrs. Herman H. Stark, of 19169 Ilene, is celebrating her
65th birthday today, while vacationing at Denver, Colo.
Mr . and Mrs. Ben Kaplan, of Woodingham Dr., have
returned home from Miami Beach, Fla., where they spent the
winter months.
Dr. Alvin M. Ring, son of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Ring, of Snow-
den Ave., has left for a six-week tour of Europe, during which he
will attend a medical convention in London, England. On return-
ing to this country, he will practice at Michael Reese Hospital in
Chicago, Ill.
Mrs. Lena Techner, for many years president of the Detroit
Senior Bicur Cholem Society. has left for Los Angeles, Calif.,
where she will spend several months with her children.
Mrs. Edward Wishnetsky, of Manor Ave., will be hostess at
an informal tea on Thursday afternoon honoring Lt. Gov. John
B. Swainson. The party is one of a series of such events for Mr.
Swainson, a leading Democratic gubernatorial candidate.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Borsand, of 17218 Cherrylawn, announce
the graduation, on June 3, of their son, Donald Martin Borsand,
from the Illinois College of Optometry. Mr. Borsand also holds a
BA degree, which he received in 1957 from Wayne State Uni-
versity.
Mrs. William H. Frank, of 18426 Wildemere, served last
week as chairman for a tea given by the United Foundation at
the St. Francis Orphan Home. Assisting her at the tea, one of a
series given by the United Foundation to acquaint citizens with
the service available as a result of their participation in the an-
nual Torch Drive, were Mrs. James H. Wineman, of 17176 Fair-
way; and Mrs. Louis Fisher, of 19976 Briarcliff.
Frohinan Chorus
Concert Sunday
The annual concert of the
Dan Frohman Chorus will be
presented at 8:30 p.m., Sunday,
in the auditorium of Mumfard
High School.
Frohman, who conducts the
Chorus, has prepared a varied
program of Yiddish, English
and modern
Israeli ballads,
Negro spiri-
tuals and ex-
cerpts fro m
operas, operet-
tas and orato-
rios.
Assisting
the Chorus
will be Rebec-
ca Frohman
a n d Marian
Frohman
Hahn, duo-pianists, who will be
heard in a program of works by
Bach, Rachmaninoff and Mil-
haud.
Ten vocal soloists will divide
the individual solos, operatic
duets and solo with the chorus.
Bella Goldberg will be at the
piano.
Tickets are still available, and
may be obtained by calling LI.
3-3253 or LI. 5-5680. They also
will be sold at the box office
the evening of the concert.
Beth Aaron Men's Club
Elects Meyer Millman
Meyer Millman, who served
for two years as vice-president
of the Beth Aaron Men's Club,
was recently elected to the
office of president, succeeding
Jerome Silberman in office.
Serving with Millman will be
Arthur Faber and Allen Rosen-
berg, vice-presidents; Ben Z.
Freeman, treasurer; and Hyman
Zalenko, Samuel Lankin, Eman-
uel Greenlick and Sherman Pon
yin, secretaries.
Members of the board of di-
rectors include Abe Halem,
Maynard Feldman, Joseph Med-
wed, Abe Meral, Sam Molitz,
Albert Porvin, Aaron Rosen,
Thomas Hannis, Mark Weitz
and Philip Wuntner.
New officers and board mem-
bers and 10 additional members
of the board to be appointed
by the president will be in-
stalled at a breakfast on May
22.
Judge Baum to Address
New Radom Mutual Group
Judge Victor Baum will dis-
cuss the "International Refugee
Year" at a meeting of the new-
ly formed Radom Mutual Soci-
ety of Detroit at 8:30 p.m., Sun-
day, in room 111 of the Hayim
Greenberg Center.
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MISS SUSAN HIRSCHFIELD
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Edwin
Hirschfield, of 18430 Fairfield,
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Susan Barbara,
to William Myron Engelman,
son of Dr. and Mrs. Michael
Engelman, of 19491 Wyoming.
Miss Hirschfield attends
Wayne State University. Her
fiance is a student at the Uni-
versity of Michigan dental
school. An early fall wedding is
planned.
ngagements
Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Wald-
man, of Cooley Ave., announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Judith Elaine, to David S.
Layne, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Herman M. Layne, of Mendota
Ave. Miss Waldman is a student
in the Wayne State University
college of education. Her fiance
is a Wayne alumnus, and is
affiliated with Kappa Nu fra-
ternity.
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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nemeth,
of Rosemary Ave., Oak Park,
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Sandra Rosalie,
to Morton Bogorad, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Isadore Bogorad, • of
Sorrento Ave. The couple is
planning a July wedding.
Radomer Affiliates Set
Anniversary-Surprise Fete
Israel's 12th anniversary will
be celebrated at a joint event
of Radomer Aid Society and
Auxiliary at 8:30 p.m., Tuesday,
at the Workmen's Circle Cen-
ter, 18340 W. Seven Mile, an-
nounces S. H. Rubin and W.
Finkelstein, president and vice-
president, respectively, of the
society.
One of the oldest members
will be honored at the celebra-
tion, billed also as a surprise
party. Entertainment and re-
freshments will be featured.
Members and friends are asked
to attend. For information call
Finkelstein, UN 4-8942.
American Legion Slates
Joint Party for Retarded
Rosenwald Post' and Ladies
Auxiliary, American Legion,
have scheduled jointly their
semi-annual Lapeer Hospital
Party for retarded children, at
1:30 p.m., May 22.
Participating in the party
preparations are Mr. and Mrs.
Goldberg, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Shaperio, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Slakter and Mr. and Mrs. Mor-
ris Wolf.
Beth El Women I neview
Book at Seminar May 26
Mrs. Shlomo Marenof will
Elect Mrs. Bloom discuss
"Enriching the Child's
cu. V.um.s.
At the 59th annual luncheon
meeting of the Sisterhood of
Temple Beth El, Mrs. Arthur
R. Bloom was elected to serve
as president.
Voted into
office with her
were Mes-
dames I. Irv-
i n g Bittker,
William Good-
friend, H e r-
bert J. Jessler,
Roger D. •tt-
linger and
Merwin K.
Grosberg sec-
retaries; a n d
Nathan H o r-
witz, treasur-
er.
Selected to
serve on the Mrs. Bloom
organization's board of directors
were Mesdames Peter Altman,
Joseph Bleier, Leo I. Franklin,
Howard Freeman, Edwin B.
Grauer, Samuel N. Gershenson,
Fred Gross, Irving L. Hirsch-
man, Lester Hollander, Martin
Lenhoff, Sol M. Lewis, Edward
Lichtig, J. J. Marks, Max Neu-
man, Samuel J. Rands, Peggy,
Ratner, Carl Rosman, Ralph
Schiller, Ben Salon, Samuel C.
Silver and Samuel S. Willis.
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Round the Year," at the next
meeting of the Jewish Com-
munity Center's Book Review
Seminar, at 1 p.m., Thursday,
May 26, led by Dr. Samuel
Golden, associate professor of
English at Wayne State Univer-
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