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MISS SUZANNE HELLER

Mr. and Mrs. Milton Heller
of Sorrento Ave. announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Suzanne Barbara, to Dr. Jer-
ome Seymour Kaufman, son of
Sam Kaufman of Miami Shores,
Fla.
Miss Heller attended Michi-
gan State University and is
presently a senior at Wayne
State University studying music
education.
Dr. Kaufman received his un-
dergraduate training at Uni-
versity of Michigan and Wayne
State University. He obtained
his degree in osteopathic medi-
cine from the Kansas City Col-
lege. His post-graduate work in
ophthalmology was done in Eng-
land, France, Spain, and India.
A Dec. 21 wedding is planned.

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Bar Mitzvahs

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schiller,
25900 Pembroke, announce the
Bas Mitzvah of their daughter,
Cynthia Ann, at 8 p.m. Oct. 14
at Temple Emanu-El. A reception
will follow the services.

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Dr. and Mrs. Arnold Kass,
24621 Oneida, Oak Park (for-
merly of Cherrylawn), announce
the Bar Mitzvah of their son,
Robert, Oct. 8 at Adas Shalom
Synagogue. An open h re-
ception will b
evening
No ca
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: and Mrs. Herman Pritz,
34 Braile, announce the 9 ar
itzvah of their sue, Ke et
Robert, Oc 15
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To help celebrate *Ripple®
Sale Shoe Week, (October
9th to 15th) Mr. Nathan
Hack, inventor of RIPPLE®
Soles and founder of the Hack
Shoe Company, will greet old
friends and customers at the
Downtown Hack Shoe Store
on Monday and Wednesday
from 11 a.m. to 12 noon and
2 to 4 p.m.

HACK
SHOE COMPANY

5th Floor Mutual Bldg.
at 28 West Adams
*TM Ripple Sole Corp.

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Parent - Teachers C 1 u b ha:
planned its activities for the
coming, season, cl
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LIAR JACOBS

Hampton PTA members will sp
day evening get
acquainted with their new principal G
e Monroe.
ta :
tly prayers are di-
Fleischaker, program chairman, and
committee h e
ne recte
of
ards you and your
special events to take place on the
"e nd Tuesday evenin g
ho
.ld. With warmest wishes
18209 Stoepel
month, as traditional night for H
ton PTA meetings.
The Charlip Family Club h
their first meetin,, ecently
Wishes to thank all her
Want The Best?
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ge ge Rapoport, 17368 Wi
Ask the Folks Who've Had
Officers were elected.
relatives and friends for
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Hack, lo
now residing
their kindness during her
SAM BARN ETT
in Santa Monica, Calif., have returned here to take part in the
and His Orchestra
recent illness.
second Detroit Ripple Sole Shoe Week. While in "Detroit,
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the Hacks will be visiting at the home of their son and daughter-
in-law, the Morton Hacks -of Burlington Drive. James Arthur
Hack, son of the Morton Hacks, has returned to Detroit after an
absence of more than three-and-on•ear After leaving the
U.S. Navy as a lieutenant (j. in Europe
and Israel before returni
Dr. Max Kapusti
Brith Hillel director at Way
State
University, celebra
his 50th birthda
a sur
inner
arranged by his
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ends
attended.
Jordan K
of George Washingto
thf d, was
honored by h
friends at a surprise
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art
wen at
Black & White "Living" Natural Color
home by his
fe, Pudgie. Among the many gif
resented
Kahn were a
ted brushes, various toiletrie
d knitted
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Pisgah Lodge No. 34
Honors Alfred Bounin

Pisgah Lodge No. 34 will
honor Alfred H. Bounin on his
65th birthday 8:30 p.m. Mond
at the Hayim Greenberg
announces President
Hyman N. Cryst
executive secret
Grand Lodge
No. 6 and e
ecutive di
tor of
Metropo
IDetroit
I Michigan B
Brith C o u n -
ils, will be
uest speaker
A past pres-
ident of the
lodge and De-
Bounin
troit Council,
Bounin has been active in Bnai
Brith for more than 25 years.
He is now editor of Pisgah
Broadcaster, first place winner
in the lodge bulletin contest of
District Grand Lodge No. 6.

Brevities

Nathan Hack

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and God's constant care •
Father Jerome Herman."

ROBERT R. WOLFE of
Greenbriar Ave., a Wayne State
University graduate presently
attending the Chicago College
of Osteopathy, has been named
"national trustee" of Alpha
Gamma Chapter of Kappa N
fraternity.
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"HIROSHIMA, MON
ational
winner of the Int
Cannes
Critics' Award of t
Festival of 1959, is ow at the
Studio Theater. St ring Em-
t of the
manuele Riva, recip
Strat-
Best Actress Award at
ford International Film
val, and Eiji Okada, it introduces
many innovations. One of these,
it seems certain, will find many
imitators in the motion picture
world.
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The first fall meeting of the
DETROIT AREA COUNCIL of
HOSPITAL AUXILIARIES will
be held at noon Oct. 18 at the
Wayne County Medical Society.
After the luncheon, Mrs. H. E.
Norris, program chairman, will
report on the Michigan Asso-
ciation of Hospital Auxiliaries'
2-day workshop and will re-
view "Final Diagnosis" by Ar-
thur Hailey.

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shments will be
board meeti
e held
8:30
at the home
idney Levine, 19612
ntage, Livonia.
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LOUIS D. BRANDEIS CHAP-
TER will meet 8:3.0 Tuesday at
S h o 1 e m Aleichem Institute.
Games, prizes and refreshments
will be featured.

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PISGAH CHAPTER will have
an afternoon of games and pre-
sent -a noted guest speaker 12:30
p.m. Tuesday at the Hayim
Greenberg Center, announces
President Mrs. Carl Gould and
Rose Marcus, program chairman.

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REX CHAPTER will hold a
dessert smorgasbord 8:30 p.m.
Monday at the home
David Levine
An inte
orator will be
gu
er. For information,
rs. Dolores Gladstone, LI
-4398.

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BUSINESS
SIONAL CHAPT
its annual m
at 9 p.m.
ay,"
Oct. 15, at the
.rkm s Cir-
cle Hall. Girls
11 be admitted
by paid-up
mbership only.

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for Fair Housing Here

"The Greater Detroit Com-
mittee for Fair Housing Prac-
tices" has been formed to pro-
mote an open housing market
and has begun a drive to get
thousands of residents to sign
cards pledging to welcome as
a neighbor "any responsible
person, regardless of race, color
or national origin."
Included on the Committee's
temporary executive board are
Dr. Abraham F. Citron, Aaron
Blumberg, Michael Gaines, Flo
Gould, Dr. and Mrs. Shmarya
Kleinman, Prof. Aaron Krasner,
Norman Perlstein and Dr. Mel
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NEWS — Fri day, October 7, 1960

Ruth Meckler, Detroit-born concert pianist, and her
husband, Jaime Laredo, concert violinist, will spend a
few days at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Meckler of Baylis Ave. The young couple has recently
begun an extensive concert tour of the U.S. and Canada,
and in January, will begin a six-week concert to
Europe. Early in March, Miss Meckler will
debut with the Philadelphia Orchestra.
y, she and
her husband will give concerts in
America for
another six weeks.

Max Elkin, owner of the
Colonial Hotel in Mt. Clemens,
received many well wishes at
the time of the High Holidays,
but one he holds in special re-
gard because it testifies to
establishment's • popular'
members of all faithts.
"May I take this
rtunity
to extend to you a
' our dear
the let
r said, "a
`L'shana
vah
asevu.' May
God bestow
all of you His
choicest gra
and blessings
throughout t
coming sacred
time for .•eyo
anifold kind-
nesses,
is
e I am too
nt

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