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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, June 24, 1960 --
Nurses Score in
Communal Service
JOYCE BUSSELL (left)
and ADRIENNE LANKIN are
young women whose interest
in communal affairs as high
school students motivated
them to education for service.
The two young ladies, grad-
uates of the Shapero School
of Nursing this March, are
now serving patients at Sinai
Hospital as practical nurses.
Miss Lankin, a Mumford grad-
uate, was active in Bnai Brith,
and Miss Bussell, a Central
graduate, participated in the
camping program of the Jew-
ish Community Center.
New Center Summer
Membership Rates
The Jewish Center, 18100
Meyers, announces a new special
summer membership rate for
Young Adults, ages 19-24, of
$12, and Adults, 25-up, of $20,
effective for three months,
through Sept. 15.
The summer membership rate
includes all privileges of Cen-
ter membership, and those reg-
istering under the summer
plan will be able to convert to
regular membership by paying
the balance of a regular year's
membership, through the end
of September.
For further information, call
the Center's membership de-
partment, DI 1-4200.
Labor Zionist Branch 11
to Elect New Officers
Daniel Yosef Branch 11 of
the Labor. Zionist Organization
will elect new officers at a
meeting called for 9 p.m., Sat-
uraay, in the home of the Bob
Liebmans, 14601 Bishop, Oak
Park.
Phyllis Pincus, past president
of the branch, is chairman of
the nominating committee. Fol-
lowing the election, there will
be a showing of the film, "Wil-
derness of Zin." Refreshments
will be served.
Courtesy will never become
old-fashioned or out of style.
Sheldon Rott
and his
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A Games Night will be fea-
tured at the last membership
meeting of the season for DON-
ALD FOX CHAPTER, to be
held at 8:30 p.m., Tuesday, at
Temple Beth Yehudah, 17556
Wyoming. Mah jongg, prizes
and refreshments are planned
for the evening. All members'
and friends are welcome.
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Harry Thomas has been elect-
ed president of the COSMO
BNAI BRITH ALL STARS, a
group comprised of the best
bowlers in the organization.
Other officers are Sam Rodd,
vice - president, and H a.r r y
Bloomfield, secretary-treasurer.
The league is entering its 15th
year.
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GEORGE GERSHWIN CHAP-
TER has completed arrange-
ments for its annual picnic, to
be held at 11 a.m., Sunday, at
Oak Park's Major Park, at the
Dartmouth entrance. The entire
family is invited to attend and
bring lunches. Games and prizes
are planned. For information,
call Shirley Weinhart, UN.
4-8409. The chapter's fund-rais:
ing kickoff dinner is planned
Wednesday evening, in the
Hayim Greenberg Center, 19161
Schaefer. For information, call
Irene Schmallberg, LI. 2-8369.
Club Installs Mrs. Jack Greenberg
L ampear-Kass Rites Zedakah
Reservations are available by
Mrs. Jack Greenberg will be
as president of Ze- calling Mrs. Morris Aaron, UN.
Sol_emni zed jun e 19 installed
dakah Club at a luncheon party
3-2057; Mrs. Podoll, SU. 8-3407;
planned Tuesday afternoon, at
Tarn O'Shanter Country Club. or Mrs. Chestnut, LI. 5-2418.
Inducted with her will be
Mesdames Maurice Knopper,
Leonard Shapiro, Ben Chestnut
and Jack Miller, vice-presidents;
Harry Friedman, Lou Illson and
And His Orchestra
Morris Aaron, secretaries; and
Elizabeth Martin, treasurer.
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Committee chairmen to be
installed are Mesdames Hattie
Schwartz, hospitality; Sam Wex-
ler, publicity; Ben Jacobs and
Reuben Klein, community re-
S. LEIBICK, Prop.
lations; and Harry Podoll, Harry
Finest in Child Photography
Katzman and Joe Lee, trustees.
AMEDAH STUDIO
Wedding - Bar Mitzvah • Candids
MRS. BERNARD LAMPEAR
The Sheraton-Cadillac Hotel
was the setting for the June
19 wedding which united in
marriage Sharon Joyce Kass
and Bernard Lampear.
The bride, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Kass, of
Wildemere Ave., wore a gown
of ivory peau de soie with a
scooped rimmed neckline and a
fitted bodice embellished with
heirloom Venetian lace. Accent-
ing the back was a Victorian
drape, which fell into a chapel
train. Her cap of matching lace
and pearls held the billowing
ivory, French illusion, fingertip
veil.
Mrs. Walter J. Rubiner, sister
of the bride, was her matron
AFL-CIO Endorses
of honor, and bridesmaids were
Dr. Ravitz for Council Mrs. Harold Lampear, Sandra
Endorsement of Dr. Mel J. Hoffman and Mrs. Gerald Licht.
Ravitz, associate professor of
Elissa Kass, another sister of
sociology and anthropology at the bride, and Janice Lampear,
Wayne State University, by the the bridegroom's niece, served
Wayne County AFL-CIO was an- as junior bridesmaids.
nounced last week.
Mr. Lampear, son of the late
Dr. Ravitz, 36, who serves as Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lampear,
a member of the Detroit City was attended by his brother,
Plan Commission, will seek the Harold Lampear, as best man,
Council seat left vacant when and ushers included Benjamin
Councilman James H. Lincoln Lampear, another brother, Dr.
was named a judge of Probate Jerry Lynn, Dr. Julian Rosen-
Court.
thal, Leonard Polukoff and
Ravitz, who lives at 9115 War- Walter J. Rubiner. Seating the
wick, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. guests before the ceremony
Samuel Ravitz, of 22001 Sussex, were Sheldon Freedheim, Ken-
Oak Park. His father is a past neth Lynn, Ray Kass and Ed-
president of the Bnai David ward Kanf ex%
Men's Club.
Also in the bridal procession
were the bridegroom's 'aunt and
Weintraub Sisters Solo uncle, Mrs. William Talan, of
and Mr. Albert Hoff-
with Detroit Symphony Pontiac,
man, of Los Angeles, Calif.
Joyce and Joanne Weintraub,
Following a honeymoon in
winners of the third annual Florida, the newlyweds will
Bendetson Netzorg Memorial make their home in Detroit.
Piano Contest, sponsored by the
Bohemian Musical Club of De-
troit, will appear as soloists
with the Detroit Symphony
Orchestra on July 12, at the
G E M I L U T H CHASSODIM
State Fair Grounds.
MEN'S CLUB will hold an in-
The Misses Weintraub are the stallation program on Thursday
daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Jo- evening, at Jericho Temple,
seph Weintraub, of 19035 Park- 18495 Wyoming. Rabbi Joel J.
side.
Litke will conduct the installa-
tion of officers ceremony, and
Rabbi Emanuel Applebaum will
speak on "Two Views on Zion-
ism—Ben Gurion vs. Dr. Gold-
mann." A social hour will fol-
low, according to Max Werner,
program chairman. The public
is invited.
Men's Clubs
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Perlstein Elected
to Council Board
Norman Perlstein, Midwest
Regional director of the Ameri-
can Jewish Congress, was this
week elected to the executive
board of the Detroit Council on
Human Relations.
The group, which consists of
over 50 community organiza-
tions, cooperates in all efforts
to combat the spread of dis-
crimination and prejudice.
Perlstein was chairman of the
r e c e n t l y concluded 1959-60
Leadership Clinic conducted by
the Council.
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