Women's auhs

Mrs. Bertha Goldstein will be
hostess at a farewell party hon-
oring Mrs. Ida Zuger, who is
leaving for Los Angeles, to
members of JULIUS ROSEN-
WALD AUXILIARY, American
Legion, at 8:30 p,m., Monday, in
her home at 23410 Geneva, Oak
Park. For information, call
Mrs. Marion Goldberg, DI.
1-2526.
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Mrs. S. Karabenick, 18611
Provost, will be hostess at a
games party to members and
friends of RADOMER LADIES
AUXILIARY at 8:30 p.m., Mon-
day. Proceeds will go to charity.
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Mrs. Albert Potiker, president
of the EZRATH GROUP, invites
all friends to participate in the
group's fourth annual garden
luncheon and games party at
12:30 p.m., Wednesday, in the
home of Mrs. Beryl Harrison,
19203 Monica. For tickets, call
UN. 1-0205 or UN. 1-3762.
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KOZAN - HORODOKER RE-
LIEF SOCIETY will hold an
emergency luncheon at 12:30
p.m., Monday, at Federal's
Grand River-Oakman auditorium
for all friends and landsleit.
Proceeds will go to purchase
packages for Israel. For tickets,
call Mrs. C. Superstine, LI.
8-4290.
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BETH AARON PTO, United
Hebrew Schools, recently elect-
ed Mrs. Bernard Miller as presi-
dent for the coming year. Serv-
ing with her will be Mesdames
Ralph Levy and Max Bell, vice-
presidents; Louis Gabe, treas-
urer; Percy Hertz, Henry Wolf
and Irving Berger, secretaries.
Chairmen include Mesdames J.
Frank, social; V. Ross and W.
Posen, telephone; William
Schey, scholarship; NI. Katz,
courtesy; B. Gaspas, A. Buell,
I. Wyman and N. Yellan, fund-
raising; H. Sitron, M. Wainer
and R. Levy, PTO Council; M.
Levin, advisor; C. Anchill, J.
Goldman, J. Rosen, H. Broder,
S. Locker, S. Sandier, S. Kra-
vetzker, I. Stahl, board mem-
bers; and B. Kriechman, teach-
er representative.
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DETROIT LADIES AUXILI-
ARY, American Medical Center
at Denver, will hold a special
meeting at 1 p.m., Tuesday, at
Cong. Beth Moses, according to
Mrs. Paul Shapiro, president.
Mrs. Mary Kahn " will present
her report on the recent 33rd
annual donor luncheon. Mrs.
Leah Davidson will be hostess
to the members at a social hour
following.
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NEGBAH CHAPTER, Pio-
neer Women will close the
current season with a luncheon,
Wednesday, 12:30 p.m. at the

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dames Rose Gayer, Fanny
Greenbaum and Frances Sha-
piro will host this affair to
which guests are invited. Mrs.
Martha Rosenfeld will review
the year's activities.

An installation and paid-up
luncheon is planned by the HE-
BREW LADIES AID SOCIETY
on Wednesday afternoon, at
Holiday Manor. Officers to be
inducted include Mesdames
David Weiss, president; Julius
J. Ring, Henry Roth, Sam Yol-
lick and Emanuel Engel, vice-
presidents; Max Brumer, Martin
Bodansky and Lillian Brod,
secretaries; John Leuchtman,
treasurer; Regina White, case
worker; Allen Janawitz, cour-
tesy chairman; Jennie Wiatrak
and Emanuel Engel, sick com-
mittee; Adolph E i n z i g and
Louis Goldfine, mailing; and
Mrs. Goldfine, publicity.
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ACHIEZER will meet at 9
p.m., Tuesday, in the home of
Mrs. Rena Fite, 18256 Wiscon-
sin. Marsha Lappan, of the
Detroit Public Library, will re-
view several short stories. Mrs.
Rhoda Schwartz is co-hostess
for the evening.
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Mrs. Paul Fenton, newly-
elected president of FANNIE
GLUCK CHAPTER, Mizrachi
Women, announces a garden
party and luncheon Monday
afternoon, in the home of Mrs.
Daniel Temchin, 14150 Victoria,
Oak Park. Proceeds from the
luncheon will be given to the
Child Restoration Fund. Friends
are invited. For information,
call Mrs. Fenton, UN. 2-5772.

Bar Mitzvahs .

Mr. and Mrs. George Bremen
announce the Bar Mitzvah of
their son, Barry Michael, on
Saturday, at :Cong. Shaarey
Zedek.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Michlin,
of Stonewood Ct.,. Farmington,
announce the Bar Mitzvah of
their son, Kenneth, on July 2,
at Cong. Shaarey Zedek. A din-
ner in his honor will be held
the following evening, at Holi-
day Manor:
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Mr. and Mrs. Leonard E.
Adler, of 20280 Patton, an-
nounce the Bar Mitzvah, of their
son, Eugene Victor, on June 25,
at Young Israel Center of Oak-
Woods. A dinner-dance in Eu-
gene's honor. will be held that
evening, at Sammy's Avalon
Room.
* *
The Bar Mitzvah of Charles
Berris, son of Mrs. Gerson I.
Berris, of Pennington Dr., and
the late Dr: Berris, will be ob-
served Saturday, at Adas Sha-
lom Synagogue.
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The Bar Mitzvah of Steven
Lebow, son of Mr. and Mrs.
David Lebow, of Hartwell Ave.,
will be observed Saturday, at
Cong. Mishkan Israel. A dinner
in Steven's honor will be held
that evening, at the Detroit
Furniture Club.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Adler,
of 20280 Payton, announce the
Bar Mitzvah of their son, Eu-
gene Victor, on Saturday, at
Young Israel Center of Oak-
Woods.

MISS SHEILA BURK

Mr. and Mrs. William Burk, of
Bellwood Dr. S., in Southfield,
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Sheila Beth, to
Eliot Charlip, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Meyer E. Charlip, of Oak
Dr. An Aug. 10 wedding is
planned.

Many Schmulka Meat
Products Available at
Dexter-Davison Stores

Dexter Davison Mark et s,
operated by Norman and Ruby
Cottler, anounce that their mar-
kets are handling the Schmulka
Bernstein Strictly Kosher Pro-
vision products of New York.
"Only prime choice meats
are used in these products," the
Cottlers stated. "The kosher-
minded Detroiters now can pur-
chase these foods with complete
confidence. They have the rab-
binical endorsements of Rabbis
Joachim Spiegal and Joseph P.
Levinson, members of the
Union of Orthodox Rabbis of
the U.S. and Canada. Available
among these products are sa-
lami, b o 1 o g n a, frankfurters,
corned beef, rolled beef, liver-
wurst, etc." .
The Schm I k a Bernstein
products are handled here by
Berlin Brothers, kosher food
brokers, from whom additional
information c a n be secured
about their products by calling
TO. 9-8404. .4klier Berlin said
that new kosher meat products
introduced by the firm, for
which* no salting or soaking is
necessary, include steaks, chops,
livers and a large variety of
meats.

Espar Associates with
Swimming Pool Center

Julian Espar has become as-
sociated with Swimming Pool
Center, 28635 Northwestern, as
vice president in charge of
construction, Seymour Brode,
president, announced.
Espar, one of the Detroit
area's best known construction
superintendents, has directed
the building of more than
$150,000,000 worth of homes,
apartments and commercial
buildings within the past 14
years. A graduate mechanical
engineer, he coached swim-
ming at local country clubs to
finance his education.
Under Espar's direction,
Swimming Pool Center will
now offer a complete backyard
planning service, including ca-
banas, deck work, garden and
play equipment, and the pool
itself.
Swimming Pool Center is the
sole Detroit-area builder of
"Starlite" s p r ay e d concrete
pools.
Since its founding in 1957,
Brode said, Swimming Pool
Center has constructed virtu-
ally all the club, motel and
other commercial pools built in
the Detroit area.
Sonie of its current projects
include pools at Town and
Country Club, Forest Hills
Country Club, Birmingham
House Motel, and numerous
executive homes.

JWV Activities

Mrs.. Jack Iden, president of
ROBERT J. RAFELSON
AUXILIARY, announces t h e
appointments of the following
chairmen for the coming year:
Mesdames Joe Berger, hospital;
Sol Bromberg, USO; Bernard
Yoffee, child welfare; Ralph
Epstein, sunshine; Morton Op-
penheim, public relations;
Norman Appleton, telephone;
Nathan Brenner, U.S. Bonds;
Norman Berkley, legislator and
budget; Bernard Schwartz, pro-
gram.

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YETZ - COHEN AUXILIARY
will service patients at Dear-
born Veterans Hospital on July
7, when hostesses will be Ann
Rubin, Leah Singe:, Sylvia
Selick, Sara Lankin and Ruth
Wolfe

Overweight is a health hazard
because it adds to the work of
the heart, according to the
Michigan Heart Association.

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beaten by a teen-ager whom she
surprised in her home at 3303
Clements.
Mrs. Barbas had caught the
youth stealing money from two
purses. She was hit on the head
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