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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, January 6, 1961 —
Detroiter Dr. Fred Stein Elected
Vicky Gross Weds
to Head National Dental Fraternity David Buckfire
Over 1,000 persons attended
the 53rd annual meeting of the
Alpha Omega Dental Fraternity
at the Sheraton Park Hotel in
Washington, D. C., Dec. 27-31.
The Detroit delegation of fifty-
six Couples was headed by Dr.
Fred A. Stein who was installed
on Dec. 30 as the national presi-
dent for 1961.
Other Detroiters present were
Dr. Philip Sherman, regent of
this area; Dr. Leo Shipko, De-
troit Chapter president; Dr. Louis
Galin, past national president and
national chairman of the Support-
ing Alumni for the dental school
in Israel; Dr. Abe Pearlman,
chairman of the dental school
drive in Detroit; Dr. Jack Law-
son, national chairman of the
Alpha Omega M. M. Fintz Student
Aid Fund; Dr. Gerald Freedman,
national chairman of the Under-
graduate Affairs Committee and
newly elected regent of this area;
and Dr. David Silver, who with
Dr. Shipko, represented the De-
troit Chapter at the business
sessions.
The fraternity, representing
some 14,000 'dentists in the U.S.,
Canada, and Israel, discussed its
final drive for raising $1,500,000
for the building of the new dental
Beth Abraham Men
Sponsor 'Exodus' Party
The Men's Club of Cong. Beth
Abraham has reserved the facil-
ities of the Mercury Theater for
an exclusive showing of the
movie "Exodus" 7:30 p.m. Feb.
26, announces vice president and
general chairman Meyer Lullove.
The theater party committee
consists of Max Ellenbogen, Mor-
ris Davis, Ted Scholnick, Irving
Michaels, Harry Left, Rabbi I.
Halpern, Sam Berghoff, Sidney
Dinner, Alex Rubin, Ed Rice,
Bert Kanarek, Charles Brickman,
Isadore Schon, Bernard Lichten-
stein, Willie Opperer, David Bus-
sey and Benjamin Gantz.
Reservations are being taken
by any of the above or the syna-
gogue office.
school in Israel which will be
known as the "Hebrew Univer-
sity—Hadassah School of Dentis-
try Founded by the Alpha Omega
Fraternity".
The National Israeli Dental
School Committee includes De-
troiter Dr. Louis Galin, national
chairman of Supporting Alumni
for the Hebrew University—Alpha
Omega Post Graduate and Re-
search Center.
Other officers elected were Dr.
Walter Levine of Baltimore, presi-
dent-elect; Dr. John Samuels of
Cleveland, secretary; Dr. Gilbert
Robin of Pittsburgh, treasurer;
and Dr. Marvin C. Goldstein, of
Atlanta, editor.
Montreal was chosen as con-
vention city for 1961.
The winter semester of the
Adult Education Program at
Mumford High School begins
Jan. 9.
Courses off ere d include
beginning and advanced real
estate, parent-teenager relation-
ships, "music for moderns,"
woodcraft, public s p e a k i n g,
Spanish, Fr e n c h, Italian and
Swedish conversation, radio and
television r e p a-i r, preparation
for retirement, oil painting,
photography, knitting, sewing,
tailoring, cake decorating, fancy
pastries, interior decorating,
creative writing, blueprint read-
ing, bridge, ceramics, piano and
string instruments.
Also offered are business
courses in shorthand, transcrip-
tion, typing, bookkeeping and
office machines. Classes in Eng-
lish for the foreign born are
provided, along with an aca-
demic program from elemen-
tary grades through 12A. Ele-
mentary and high school
diplomas are available upon
graduation.
For information, call DI
1-2784 from 7 to 9:30 p.m. Mon-
day through Thursday.
Dartmouth Ave., _Oak Park, a
daughter, Lisa Beth.
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Dec. 23—To Mr. and Mrs. Ab-
raham Medwed (Helyn Katz) of
Dale Ave., a daughter, Gail Paula.
* * *
Dec. 27 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Ellis M. Roth (Linda Weingar-
den) of Bellwood Dr., South-
field, ,a son, Stephan Mark.
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Dec. 25—To Mr. and Mrs.
To Mr. and Mrs.
Dec. 18
Henry Katz (Shirlee Jacobs) of Gerald B Sallan (Lorraine
Godfrey), 8684 Milburn, Li-
vonia, a ughter, Beth Cheryl.
RABBI
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17 — To Dr. and Mrs.
B. Heller (Sharon
OHEL
), 20322 Weyher, Li-
1946
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a daughter, Landi Anne.
is Detroit
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Dec. 15—To Mr. and Mrs. Louis
'prrvri
Gordon (Ele or Joyce Gold-
man), 20288 edfern, a daugh-
Recommended. by Physicians
ter, Susan Mi elle.
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To Mr. and Mrs.
Dec.
nick (Marilyn Cohl),
Arth
lawn, Oak Park, a
Expert Mohel
ric.
Serving in Hospitals and Homes
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c. 12 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey M. Yourist (Adrienne
Joan Davis), 951 Morton, Oak
Certified Surgical Mohel
Park, a -on, ott Aaron.
Rabbi Israel GOODMAN
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Nov. 30— o Mr. nd Mrs. Joel
Goldstein),
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Mark Alan
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LEO GOLDMAN
Marshall L. Goldman
January 18 will ma
e
adrut
opening of the 1961
Campaign, announce hilip D.
Goldstein, chairman the exec-
utive board. An e rt to reach
at least two-thi of the local
-$160,000 quot ill be m
between now d that date,
said.
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address the o
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includ
performers
Raye, contralto.
Preceding Jan. 18, individual
division meetings will be held
by the following chairm - • -and
co-chairmen: David S'
man Katz, Farba , Herbert
Pincus, Sam Y da, Labor
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Young Ad
Vicky Gross, daughter of Mr. Film on 'I
Mumford Night School ' and
Mrs. Zoltan Kreisman of
Offers Bridge, Swedish Sussex Ave., and David Buck- The Young.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Temple Beth
and Blueprint Reading fire,
Buckfire, were wed Dec. 25 at psychiatrist Dr. Thomas
Arth, Announcements
Dec. 29 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Pomerantz (Beverly
Feldman), 7718 W. Norton, Los
Angeles, Calif. (formerly of
Detroit), a son, Bradley Scott.
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Dec. 25—To Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Rose (Dee Dee Modell),
27505 Old Colony, Farmington,
a daughter, Jody Lee.
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Histadrut Drive Rolls Toward $150,000 Goal
MRS. DAVID BUCXFIRE
Cong. Bnai Moshe.
The bride wore b
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ballerina-length go i,vn nd match-
ing shoulder-length v eil. Matron
of honor was S is Buckfire,
sister-in-law of e bridegroom.
Bridesmaids were Slf ey Gonte,
Janet Sosin and Ly Arden.
erved his
Phil Buckfire
n. Ushers wer
brother as best
Alan Buckfire, a cousin;
Hersh and Ber ie Arden. A
a Florida hone oon, the • • )1
will reside on onte V. a
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Israel Plas
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ments with the
any, Ltd., of
and Rubber C
Hadera, Israd for a technical
gram leading to
cooperation
the constru on of Israel's first
manufacturing
polyureth
plant.
The agre ent was an un • d
k by Shi n Y.
in New
Horn, Nort American d ector
of the Gove ment of Isr In-
vestment Au rity , on beh of
the American nd Israeli corn-
panes.
id and op.
Alliance will
crate the factory,
cal know-how and training pro-
vided by American Latex.
A five-year contract between
American Latex, which is a sub-
sidiary of Dayco Corporation
of Dayton, Ohio, and Alliance
Tire and Rubber Company, was
signed by Dayco International
Vice-President Richard D. Ro-
senberg and Alliance Board
Chairman Arthur Taubman.
Terms of the agreement call
for the training of Israeli chem-
ical specialists and supervision
of pilot plant operations by
Dayco's American Latex Prod-
ucts subsidiary, in exchange for
five per cent of net sales of the
new plant, which is expected
to have an initial output of
$250,000.
The new operation, a pilot
enterprise for Israel in the field
of modern plastic materials, is
named Caesarea Polymer Cor-
poration, Ltd., deriving its title
from the plant site in Caesarea,
an ancient Mediterranean har-
bor town where the Romans
once based their Palestinian
capital, and Emperor Titus
trained his gladiators.
At the outset Caesarea Poly-
mer, a wholly owned subsidiary
of Alliance Tire and Rubber
Company, Ltd., will manufac-
ture foam products and print-
ing rollers for the Israeli do-
mestic market. Land is pres-
ently being levelled for the
new factory, and it is expected
that construction of buildings
will be completed in the spring
of 1961. Machinery from the
United States will be installed
at that time.
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