THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, September 30, 1960 — 20

Fern Marcus Will
Wed Eugene S4lar

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MISS FERN MARCUS

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Marcus
of Oak Park announce the en-
gagement of their daughter,
Fern Ruth, to Eugene Sklar,
son of Mrs. Esther Sklar of San
Juan Ave. and the late Sam
Sklar.
Miss Marcus is a graduate of
the Wayne State University Col-
lege of Education. Her fiance
attends the University of De-
troit School of Dentistry where
he is affiliated with Alpha Om-
ega dental fraternity. He is also
a member of Sigma Alpha Mu
fraternity.
A June wedding is planned.

New Adas Shalom
Sisterhood Book
Reviews Planned

The Sisterhood of Adas Sha-
lom will launch a new book
review series under the co-chair-
manship of Mrs. Philip Helfman
and Mrs. Joseph Katchke. The
first review event will take ,place
on Oct. 18, to be followed by
events on Nov. 22, January 17
ana Feb. 21.
The reviews will be given by
Mrs. Harry Oberstein, Mrs. Jacob
E. Segal, Rabbi M. Robert Syme
and Rabbi Jacob E. Segal. Con-
sultants for the new series in-
chide Mrs. Sol Hammerstein,
president; Mrs. Jacolf E. Segal,
Mrs. Nathan Glenner, Mrs. Mil-
ton Weiss, Mrs. Nicholas Fena-
kel, Mrs. George Bassin and
Mrs. Manny Lax. Publicity for
the series is being handled by
Mrs. Louis E. Levitan.
All the events will be held at
10 a.m. in the social hall and a
continental breakfast will be
served, arranged by Mesdames
Earl Gould and Abe Morrison.
Series tickets may be obtained
through Mrs. Philip Langwald,
UN 3-6127; and Mrs. Harr, Port-
ner, UN 3-3789.

Club Nils Ultra Group
ith Party
Opens

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People residing in . Oak Park
and the Northwest Area . .
I have moved my shoe repair
shop from Dexter & Waverly

to

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BY SUSAN KOBEL
In their first game of the sea-
son, the Mumford Mustangs
played 'to a 13-13 tie against the
Central Trailblazers, last Friday.
The team opens the home game
series next week, in a clash with
Southeastern, 3:30 p.m., at Mum-
ford. Included in the game's ac-
tivities will be a colorful half-
time show celebrating M-Week.
Newly chosen members of the
Mumford "Radio Broadcasters"
Guild are: Margaret Burton,
Judee Cohen, Bob Dovitz, Bob
Goldman, Eddie Goldman, John
Heavenrich, Nathan Keller, Lois
Mandiberg, Linda Plein, Susan
Tenenbaum, Jeannie Summers,
Gerald Fife, and Chuck Mintz.
They joined old members at a
club party last Sunday, to build
a float for the M-Week festivities.
Mumford's American Field
Service Club will begin its ac-
tivities with a bottle drive this
Sunday to raise funds. Later in
the month, the group will hold
its annual Halloween party, host-
ing exchange students from the
Detroit area.
Dec. 8 and 9 are the dates of
Mumford's school play this sem-
ester, "The Heiress," based on
the novel "Washington Square,"
b7 Henry James. Student direc-
tor will be Barbara Linden.
The senior class of January
1961 went to the polls to choose
its class officers. Campaigning
for the presidency were Joey
May and Phyllis Lui; for Veep
spot, Wendy Yolles and Pat Fur-
lough; running for secretary,
Thelma Phillips and Sandy 'Yol-
les; for treasurer, Wendy Serwer
and Marshall Korby. Until the
elections are final, the class has
been led by the steering com-
mittee, headed by David Drach-
ler.

Women's Council Will
Hear CBS Analyst
Richard C. Hottelet

Richard C. Hottelet, CBS tele-
vision news analyst, will be the
featured speaker at the opening
meeting of the Detroit Section,
National Coun-
cil of Jewish
Women, 12:30
p.m. Monday at
Temple Israel.
His topic will
be "New Stages
in World De-
velopment."
A dessert
luncheon will
be :served by
Mrs. S a m u el Hottelet
Willis and Mrs: Conrad Friedman,
hospitality chairmen, and their
committee, Mesdames Joseph
Bing, Rosalie Brodman, Louis
Goldenberg, Milton Hirschfield,
Harold Kratze, Jerome Manheim,
Jack Milin, C. H. Ressler, Carl
Rosman, Harold Simon, M. Teitel-
baum and L. Trunsky.
Mrs. Maier Finsterwald, chair-
man of the day, will introduce the
speaker, and Mrs. Edward Kahn
will offer the opening prayer.

National SZO Director
to Speak at Wayne U.

Who Needs Israel?" will be the
subject of a talk to be presented
by Aryeh Simon, national director
of the Student Zionist Organiza-
tion, at a special SZO program
8 p.m., Oct. 9 in the Mart Room,
Student Center, Wayne State Uni-
versity.
Folk dancing, community sing-
ing and refreshments also will be
featured. The public is invited to
attend.

Form Friendship Club

News Brevities

DR. GERALD GURMAN was
reelected president of the De-
troit Tennis and Squash Club,
13200 Grove, at the annual
election of officers. Gurman,
who is the present Detroit city
doubles champion along with
Robert Nederlander, will be
serving his second term as pres-
ident. Elected to serve with
Gurman were Arnold Frank,
vice president; and William
•Perlmutter, treasurer.
* * *
Dame Margot Fonteyn will be
guest artist with the Royal Ballet
of England when it appears here
at the Masonic Auditorium Jan.
5-8. It will be
the ballet's re-
turn to the
U. S. after a
three - year ab-
sence. Many
other attrac-
tions are listed
in this year's
Masonic Tem-
ple and Scot-
tish Rite Audi-
torium series Dame Margot
of, concerts, including the series
of symphony events.
* * *
MARCEL MARCEAU, known
as the world's greatest panto-
minist, together with his cele-
brated "COMPAGNIE D E
MIME," are at the Shubert Thea-
ter for an engagement extending
through Saturday evening.
The "Compag e"
direct fro • a
ay ru
where M eau an
is company
played
capacit
diences.

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mak'
a rapid ecovery fr
a co nary oc '
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to a emple
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The abbi
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pulp after a fe weeks o
at th ome of ends.

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The FRIEN
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State
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day at
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Memorial
Buildin Dr. Ke
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L'A LIER G
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Livern
will be
its fall a-
son wit one ma show o aint-
ings, wa
olors and
ges by
Leonard w a Master
of Arts degree from Michigan
State University where he studied
with Abraham Rattner. He is pres-
ently teaching art at Western Col-
lege for women in Oxford.
* * *
The ROYAL DANISH BAL-
LET will make its second tour of
North America during 1960. The
Danish ell . any is scheduled to
pl a t 'rmance en-
eme in Detr. 's Masonic
•mple i ct. 7 and 8. will give
wo e ni • per o antes at
::20 p. .
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a s o
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single
atinee
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et. 8.

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Forma
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HALL wil
plat Oct. 13,
with a o
our long eremony
startin
10:30 a.m.,f tw• days
prior the opening of t Na-
tio
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Abe Rosen, 15211 Miller, Oak
Park, has organized the "Golden
Age and Friendship Club" for
widows, widowers and married
The Detroit Department of couples who live in the Oak
Parks and Recreation announces Park-Detroit area. For informa-
the semi-annual auditions for t e tion, write to Rosen at the
CIVIC CENTER CHOR
ove address.
Monday, 7
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n the
Rainbow
eterans
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Memoria uilding.
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and his
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Rent-A-Tool Dept.
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