for Tisha b'Ab
The traditional mid-summer
appeal in behalf of the Jewish
National Fund and its land re-
clamation and soil development
projects in- Israel will be con-
ducted in congregations in
Michigan- and congregations
around the nation next month
on the occasion of Tisha b'Ab,
which occurs on Aug. 2, it was
announced by Phillip Stollman
and Norman Allan, co-chairmen
of the JNF religious groups
committee.
An appeal ,issued by Stollman
and Allan urges rabbis and
synagogue lay leaders through-
out the state to carry on the
traditional appeal for the JNF
on Tisha b'Ab so that every wor-
shipper has an opportunity to
demonstrate his devotion to the
land and people of Israel. The
appeal points out that by virtue
of the recent agreement with
the government of Israel, the
JNF has been charged with the
sole responsibility for the re-
habilitation and developneni. of
Israel's land owned by the
State, as well as the JNF's own
great holdings.
Stollman and Allan are also
urging that Shabbat Chazon,
the Sabbath preceding Tisha
b'Ab and Shabbat Nachmu, be
devoted to Keren Kayemet.
Friedman Essay Wins Top Honors
Melvyn Friedman, 2647 Elm-
hurst, has been named a triple
award winner receiving $250 inj
prizes for his essay, "Civil De- '
fense—An American Tradition."
A June graduate of Central
High School, Friedman won
first prize of $50 and a trophy
from the Wayne County Coun-
cil Ladies Auxiliary of the Vet-
erans of Foreign Wars; first
prize of a $100 savings bond
from the State of Michigan; and
a silver medal and $100 savings
bond from the Office of Civil
Defense Mobilization
In his essay, Friedman cited
the "inherent characteristic of
American society from the time
of its origin to band together
quickly and effectively against
any threat to its existence."
The essay has been entered
for national competition.
The son of Mr. and Mrs. Max
Friedman, the essayist gradu-
ated with honors and was
awarded two scholarships to the
University of Michigan. He will
enroll this fall as a pre-medical
student.
Now new U.S. Savings Bonds
earn 3 3/4% interest to maturity.
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MISS JUDITH WASSER
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MRS. RICHARD GRAUER
At a recent dinner at their
home, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Wasser
Enid Carol Lappin on July 10
ON YOUR
of Woodingham Dr. announced
became the bride of Richard D.
the engagement of their daugh-
Grauer at the Sheraton-Cadillac
ter, Judith, to Ira Gerald
Hotel. Rabbi Morris Adler per-
Samuels, son of Mr. and Mrs.
formed the ceremony.
Morris Samuels of Roslyn Rd.
They are the children of Dr.
Miss Wasser will attend
and Mrs. Irwin I. Lappin, 19310
Wayne State University in the
Parkside Rd., and Mr. and Mrs
fall. The future bridegroom is
Edwin B. Grauer, 10154 Lincoln
majoring in real estate at the
Dr., Huntington Woods.
Detroit Institute of Technology.
18211 WYOMING nr. Curtis
The bride wore an ivory silk
Strictly Kosher Meats- Poultry
JDC Overseas Conclave
taffeta gown with open neck-
The fourteenth annual Over-
line and heirloom Brussels lace
WE
FREE PARKING
seas Conference of the Joint
appliqued on a molded bodice.
UN 1-4770
DELIVER
ACROSS STREET
Distribution Committee will be
A petal-shaped overskirt was
held Oct. 31 through Nov. 3, in
fitted to a floor-length, dome-
Hotel du Rhone, Geneva, Switz-
shaped skirt which fell into a
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chapel train. A mantilla of heir-
erland, it was announced by
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loom Brussels lace completed
Robert Fulton was a portrait Charles H. Jordan, JDC direc-
the ens e m.b 1 e. The bride's painter before he became an tor-general for overseas opera-
flowers comprised an arrange- inventor.
ment of stephanotis and white
spray orchids.
Attending the bride were her
sister, Mrs. Edward Stulberg,
as matron of honor; Marjorie
Sue Lappin, Cynthia Bloom, as
NOTE: We are now featuring in our fabulous OAK PARK market a complete
junior bridesmaids;, and Mrs.
take-out delicatessen counter including appetizers, "HOT KOSHER" corned
Leo I. Bloom.
beef, pastrami, tongue — cooked fresh daily. TRAY SERVICE: We can now pre-
The bridegroom's best man
pare complete tray service featuring STRICTLY KOSHER products. FOR YOUR
was his brother, Robert. Ushers
SPECIAL
EVENTS CALL JO 6-4640.
were Robert Segar, Richard
in our
Kahn, Robert Zeigelman, Nor-
NOTICE: Visit our new modern Fresh Fish and Sea Food Department
man Zeigelman, Edward Stul-
selection in the city!
OAK
PARK
MARKET
.
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The
finest
berg and Arthur Baum, Jr.
The couple will reside on
Greenfield Rd. after the honey-
moon in the New England
states.
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DIV Activities
ROBERT J. RAFELSON
POST and AUXILIARY at a
recent meeting formulated
plans for a swim party and
wiener roast to be held 8 p.m.
Sunday, July 31, at the Oak
Park Pool and Major Park. The
group has rented the pool for
its exclusive use from 8:15 to
9:15 p.m. and will hold the
wiener roast afterward in the
park, according to Ralph Ep-
stein, Post commander, and Mrs.
Jack Iden, Auxiliary president.
In case of inclement weather,
the date will be August '7. For
reservations call LI 1-8593.
Lean, Meaty
Extra Special
STRICTLY
SMOKED
'Ms
PASTRAMI
HILL'S BROS.
BEECHNUT or
Chase & Sanborn
COFFEE
1-lb.
can
59c
PILLAR ROCK or
GEISHA, Imported
KIPPERED
SALMON
Fancy, White Meat
Solid Pack
99 ` lb.
3 cans 85c
TUNA
MENDELSON'S
GRADE A
EXTRA LARGE
WHITE
EGGS
49
c
doz.
KRAFT
Philadelphia
CREAM
CHEESE
8-oz.
pkg.
29c
Vegetable
Vegetarian, or
Tomato Rice
SOUP
cans
VOTTEST
NOODLES
NE
51j
29 c pkg.
EGG PLANT
STICKS
BIRDS EYE
POTATO PUFFS
3 ogs.1 00
5
pkgs.
sr
35c ea.
BIRDS EYE
ORANGE JUICE
4 , cans 89`
BIRDS EYE
Tender
GREEN PEAS
3
pkgs.
55`
99` 5 cans 99c
CLEARFIELD
Individually
Wrapped
LARGE
HOME-MADE
CHEESE
SLICES
• BLINTZES
69
8-oz.
Pkg.
c doz,.
29c
Cheese, Blueberry,
Cherry
American, Pimento,
Swiss
RICHELIEU
'GREEN GIANT
"Raggedy Ann'
F reestone
SWEET
PEAS
Large, Tender
Yellow
Peaches
3
4
303
cans EI9 C
303
cans
69c
DOLE
Hawaiian
Unsweetened
PINEAPPLE
JUICE
4
giant $
cans
1
00
WHITE STAR
SOUR CREAM
Save 18c!
pint
carton
SMUCKER'S PURE
Strawberry
Preserves
Large 20-oz. Jar
Only 49c
PRODUCE SUPER SPECIALS
IT'S NEW!!
HUDSON
PA-PER
TOWELS
White, Yellow, Pink
GREENFIELD
NOODLES
MRS. PAUL'S
Save 36c!
SPECIAL!
FROZEN FOOD DEPARTMENT
BIRDS EYE
FISH STICKS
ROLAND
IMPORTED
SPRATS
HEINZ
2
rolls
39c
MOTT'S
Fancy
Applesauce
3 3.5;04 $1 00
We Reserve Right to Limit Quantities
MT. WHITNEY
Super Colossal
RIPE
OLIVES
2
tall
cans 85
Large, Green,
Extra
Fancy,
Crispy
Fancy
Sweet
LETTUCE
NECTARINES
PEACHES
2 h4ci s 29` 29` IL
2 ibs.29`
17 - THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday , July 15, 1960
Tells o Troth
Enid Lein Is Ted Traditional JNF
to Richay4. Grr auel Appeal Issued