Glick-Oncie•wyzer
Troth Announced
Readers Write on Sabbath Issue
activities in Society
MISS FRANCES GLICK
The engagerhent has been an-
nounced of Frances Lee Glick,
daughter of Mrs. Sarah Glick of
Greenlawn Ave. and the late Emil
Glick, to Steven John Onderwyzer,
son of Mrs. Lucie Onderwyzer of
Beverly Hills, Calif., and the late
Louis Onderwyzer.
The bride-elect is a student at
Carnegie Institute. Her fiance is
attending Michigan State Univer-
sity. An Aug. 13 wedding is
planned.
Guardian Savings'
Record Pace Growth
From a small beginning a
few years ago, Guardian Savings
haS become one of the fastest
growing savings institutions in
the Detroit area.
Ph _ ilmore A.- Leemon, secre-
tary of Gardian Savings, stated
they recently passed the $15,-
000,000. mark in savings ac-
counts and have the largest
nurnbers of savers in their his-
tory.
Guardian Savings also sent
out more checks to their Christ-
mas Savings Club accounts
than ever before. All regular
savings accounts earn 3 1/2 %
current rate and are insured by
an agency of the United States
Government.
Last Wednesday night the
staff of Guardian Savings were
given a party at the Elmwood
Casino in Windsor to celebrate
their recent successes.
Five members of the family of Dr. Leon Fram were in Detroit
last week to participate in Temple Israel's celebration of the rabbi's
65th birthday. They were Mr. and Mrs. Philip Fram, of Montreal,
Can., Mrs. Nat SilverStein, of Beverly Hills, Calif., and Mr.. and
-Mrs. Milton Albert, - of Baltimore, Md. They were entertained in
Detroit by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Buegeleisen, Mr. and Mrs. Abraham
Caplan, Dr. and Mrs. S. B. Danto, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dickman,
Mr. and Mrs. Saul H. Dunitz, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Feldman, Dr.
and Mrs. Robert Kallman, Mr. and' Mrs. Leslie R. Schmier and
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Schreiber.
Mrs. Amelia. M. Spunt, 17400 Third, has returned home from
a cruise to Nassau aboard the SS Yarmouth.
' The Gussin Family Club will hold its Hanukah party Sunday
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Max Fine, 17219 Dolores, Livonia.
Joan Shwitzer of San Francisco, Calif., will arrive here Dec.
23 to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Shwitzer, 191
Washburn.
Songwriter Kay Swift, in Detroit this week to promote the
album "One Little Girl," music for the first Broadway-
musical honoring a youth group (Camp Fire Girls), is the h
of Dr. and Mrs., Harry Paysner, 3223 N. Adams, Birmin
The Silverstein Cousins Club will hold its ann
dinner party Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M .
19710 Roslyn.
The Rosner Family Club will meet Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Rosner, 25021 Gardner,
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wolf and family of Pon
into their new home at 24550 Seneca, Oak Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Lyness were given a s
away dinner party by their neighbors of Sorrento Ave. ast week
at the home of Mr. and .Mrs. Harvey Ross. Guests included Mr.
and Mrs. William Brookstein, Mr. and IVIrs. Louis Parzen, Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Rice and Mr. and Mrs. George Rosenberg.
The Haskell Rothenberg Family Club will give a Hanukah party
2 p.m. Sunday at the Hayim Greenberg Center, announces Mrs. David
Fredrick, program chairman. In charge of the affair will be Mrs. Hal
Eiszenberg and Mrs. Sydney Zaron, co-chairmen. _A candle-lighting
ceremony will be performed by aunts Freida Fox, Fannie ShUlman
and Ann Green. The story of Hanukah will be told by Jacqueline
Myra Brant. Entertainment will be presented by junior members of
the family. Luncheon, movies and gifts. will be featured. ,
ment, a nur er
tions we
ish New
that react e
in the past
followin
poin
s:
EPH KADANS
lac Tower: "Yes,
the Jewi Commu
shoul
n o
e Sab
but
pose of
ligio
for the b
of t se 1 . g in th
a of
the enter. Also, •
e Center
is
ned for
purpose, ar-
rangement
uld be made so
that
ploye of the Center
sh
be forced to report for
rk."
MRS. ISADORE LEVIN,
president of the Ladies of Ye-
shivath Beth Yehudah and Worn-
en's Sabbath League: "We in the
Jewish Community of Detroit
have had such a unanimity of
purpose where the dignity and
sanctity of the Jewish name is
concerned and we 'feel that this
would be broken should this in-
tention of e Center
come ab
LENOR OLER, 17360 Men-
e Board of D•
and
munity
nd con, aware
.C.A. and Y.W.C.A.
ed on Sunday? . . . What
togetherness? Isn't there a
of saturation even where
erned?"
MAX SCHRUT
For Real Fine
Photographs
Call
BLAIR STUDIO
Weddings - Bar Mitzvahs
TY 5-8805
UN 4-6845
Bnai Brith Activities
HENRY MORG . ENTHAU
LODGE will hold its annual latke
party Monday evening at the Sho-
lem Aleichem Institute. A choral
group will provide the entertain-
ment. In charge of the .event are
Al Nathan and Kal Bruss. The
public is invited. Winners of the
recent duplicate bridge tourney
are Dr. and Mrs. Joe Davis, and
Mr. and Mrs. Don Canvasser, first
place; Herb Lenter and Bob Pas-
man, and Mr. and Mrs. Alan Na-
than, second place. Consolation
prize went to Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Caminker.
A children's talent show, bake
sale and prizes will be featured.
Guests are invited. Refreshments
will be served.
'k * *
DOV FRENKEL CHAPTER
and LODGE will hold a Hanukah
party from 2-5 p.m. Sunday at
Koepplinger's Hall. Toys, cartoons
and refreshments will be a spe-
cial attraction for the children.
For information, call Mrs. Benja-
min Monast, EL 6-9026, or Arnold
Hersh, LI 3-4867.
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BUSINESS A N D PROFES-
SIONAL , CHAPTER will hold a
"Chinese White Eelephant Sale"
for Bellefaire -at the next open
ROSENBLAT ORCH RA
business meeting 8:30 p.m. Tues-
Detroit's Favorite
:C.
day_ at Cong. Beth Joseph.
and His Entertain ent
* * *
-
Specialty
ALBERT EINSTEIN LODGE
Weddings & Bar
zvahs
will hold a Hanukah latke party
UN 4-0237
291
9 pm. Saturday at the Sholem
ER will present
AleichemInstitute. Entertain-
es for Ladies Night" 8:
p.m. Monday at the Oak Par ment, games and refreshments
Our 15th Year
will be featured. The lodge will
Community Center. Games will
COLOR MOVI
give its New Year's Eve dance
atured
infor
ation,
Weddings, Bar M
from 9:30 p.m. to 3 a.m. in the
ky,
-3495
Complete Coverage
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social hall of Cong. Shaarey Sho-
from
EINS
CHAP- mayim of Oak Park. Eric Rose-
HOWARD H. • IEST
TE will m
. p.m. Wed- now and his orchestra will pro-
LI 2-787
nesd
orkmen's Circle. vide the music. Prizes and a full
dinner will highlight the ev
ning, according to President Si
munt Rubin, For reservatio
call Rubin at BR 3-8465; .1x
Friedman, VE 7-0008; or S.
Freedman, DI 1-8268.
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driving to
ALBERT D. TUCKER CHAP-
WHIT
p ur Springs
TER will make bibs for the Pen-
rickton Nursery for Visually Han-
dicapped Children at its next
3 hours from DET
meeting, 8:15 p.m. Tuesday at the
Golden el xpr
BBYO office. A blood bank movie
will be shown and refreshments
will be served, according to Gert
YEAR 'RO
Levin, program chairman (VE
• World Fa
7-3462).'•
• Free Su
arium
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(Pere
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DAY
(:;:I
per person
Fa us Food
YUSTER - R.OSENBERG
--, •
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ouble occupancy
• Dancing—Plan d Ente inme
LODGE will hold a business
-
• Free Flow( Shows on Wee
European Plao
meeting 9 p.m. Thursday at
• Two OrChestras
Lutzker Hall.
ED P
JACOBSON
GE
old its fifth annual an-
ukah party 11:30 a.m. t 3:50
m. S at the W
men's
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A m icia
• be the
r
ment. Re-
re
e served.
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COME AS
A statement issued by all the
local Orthodox and Conservative
rabbis and two Conservativ rab-
bis, appealing against pen-
ing of the Jewi e Sat-
urdays a r v the abbat
issue pecte to
reopene y
Jewish Cent
executi
committee.
Insp . d by the
eservations or Information write, or cell,
Hotel, St. Joseph, Michigan, YU 3.3501
WRITE FOR BROCHURE
SULPHUR SPRINGS
Make Plans for 'Exodus'
Beth Aaron Synagogue Sister-
hood and Men's Clubs will spon-
sor the first Sunday evening
showing of "Exodus" Feb. 12 at
the Mercury Theater. For res-
ervations, call Mrs. Jerome Sil-
berman, chairman, DI 1-0436, or
UN 1-0773.
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