Schreiber-Goldman
Troth Announced
MISS MARGO SCHREIBER
The engagement of Margo
Schreiber, daughter of Mrs.
Rubye Schreiber of Wildwood
Ave., Oak Park, and the late
Norman Schreiber, to Michael
Goldman, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Goldman of Whitmore
Ave., Oak Park, has been an-
nounced.
The future bridegroom is a
pre-law student at Wayne State
University where he is affiliated
with Sigma Alpha Mu fraternity.
An Aug. 20 wedding is planned.
Cantor Fenakel to Do
`Bridge of Lights' at
Jewish Music Festival
Cantor Nicholas Fenakel of
Cong. Adas Shalom and the Gol-
den Age Club will perform the
dramatic narration, "The Bridge
of Lights," by Robert Lurie, at
the Jewish Music Festival at the
Jewish Center during February,
Jewish Music Month.
The "Bridge of Lights" was one
of the highlights of the USA-
Israel Fashion Festival, sponsored
by the Detroit Women's Division
for State of Israel Bonds on Dec.
17.
Arlazaroff to Show
`Bernstein in Moscow'
Morris L. Schaver, president
of the Arlazaroff branch No.
137, Farband L.Z,O., announces
a showing of the movie "Bern-
stein in Moscow„ 9 p.m. Wed-
nesday in the Schaver Audito-
rium of the Hayim Greenberg
Center, 19161 Schaefer.
David Sislin, cultural chair-
man of Arlazaroff branch, an-
nounces refreshments will be
served.
There will be no charge for
admission. The entire commun-
ity is welcome.
Council
egates Mee
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and • idents of Council of
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organizations will me
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Council Delegate Asse
8:15 p.m. Jan. at
sther Berman bra h f e
United Hebrew S ••
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Schaefer.
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corn-
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r inkelman,
nounces Sta r ey
Council pre d
Mrs. Philip
Bernstein
mmittee chair-
man.
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RABBI JACK GLICKMAN of
Brooklyn, N.Y., was named ex-
ecutive director of the Mizrachi
Hatzair Youth Organization at
the fall meeting of the MH
Youth Commission in New
York.
* * *
RABBI JACK J. COHEN, spir-
itual leader of the Society for
the Advancement of Judaism
in New York, was elected chair-
man of the United Synagogue
Commission on Jewish Educa-
tion at the Commission's annual
meeting in Atlantic City re-
cently. '
* * *
ROBERT ROCKAWAY, youth
director at Bnai David Syna-
gogue, recently was awarded an
academic scholarship at Wayne
State University, where he is a
senior and president of Alpha
Epsilon Pi fraternity.
Women's Club Lea.,
to Air Problems'
Mrs. Philip P. Fealk,
dent of the League of Je
Women '- s Organizations,
flounces a board meeting will
Jan. 12 at t
held 12:15
Martin Naii
home of, Mrs. M
19605 Canterbury. A
luncheon will be serve
Presidents of constit
organ
izations, officers and hairmei
are invited to hear a esident'
Forum on the subjec Proble
and Panaceas," Mrs
avid Kli
ger, League Survey c
man, wil
moderate. M e s d a e s Phili
Bernstein, Robert I gan an
Irving H. Small will
as re
source people along wit
of experts.
Plymouth Engineer
Prove 'Alternator '
Eliminates Stalling
Important advantages of
outh's new alternator for avoidi
embarrassing and costly "stalls"
in slow-moving, heavy winter traf-
fic and for keeping the battery
strong, even under heavy elec-
trical loads, were demonstrated to
the press this week by Plymo
engineers.
The alternator is P1
th's
new electrical power-
ducing
machine replacing
conven-
tional DC generator
roduced
for the first time
egular pas-
senger cars as stand
equipment
on the 1960 Valiant, i
a featur
on all 1961 Plymouth an
cars at no extra cost.
In one of a series of dramatic
demonstrations of the alternator's
capabilities, newsmen in Detroit
witnessed the departure of two
ars, a 1961 Plymouth and a 1961
aliant — without batteries — for
Chicago.
Chicago newsmen were on
hand to greet the cars when they
arrived in the Windy City five-
and-a-half hours after leaving De-
troit.
- In making the 328-mile trip,
the cars came to a complete stop
24 times each, yet the engines
never stopped running.
"The Detroit to Chicago trip
demonstrates that under practical
driving conditions the alternators,
without the aid of a battery, pro-
duces enough power, parti
at the critical idling
vide sufficient
current
to prevent t
from stalling,"
Jack E.
riRar, Plymouth's
chief e
eer and director of
produ
xplained.
"I ddition to the nter
ing vantages o
It
or,
it
s many yea
W
make it sups
conventional gen ator
ri r emphasized.
iese ad
s ar
anger attery life.
"2.
"3. More tro
"4. Lower maintenance costs.
"5. At 12 3 /4 pounds, the alter-
nator is nine pounds lighter in
weight than a conventional gen-
erator."
[i
ill Re.b. fling Champs
Center Teen Cagers
Rena Winter IVill
The Jewish Center Teen V sity defeated.
The B league team dropped in-
Cagers continued und' ated,
-oit Ten
third p e as t
beating Herman Garde 42-25,
lub nd t m em
for their eighth straig win.
The Teens will vis• Franklin p ss.
I,
ipping the
side
Settlement Tuesday nd host nto
Berkley Recreation 7 p.m. lub, 3-2.
Thursday.
t round
Kingstons won the
of Class A Teen bask
whipping Olympics, 36-27, in a
Has a
playoff game. Olympics, Kingstons
and Marathons tied, 6-1, in the
Big Selection Name Brand
first round of Class A play when
league-leading Olympics were up-
set in their final regular season
game. A preliminary playoff saw
Kingstons beat Marathons, 40-32.
Royals were undefeated, 5-0, to
win the first round of Class B
Teen basketball. In Men's Health
lub squash, the Class C team
c tinued to lead intra-city league
MISS RENA WINTER
p y, by routing the downtown
• Overcoats • Suburban
inner at the S ney Hill Club. The team is un-
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W . -r of Murray Hill Ave.,
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