The Detroit Chapter of Hadassah hostess committee for the
Feb. 9 benefit showing of "Exodus" at the Mercury Theater
includes, from left, (seated) Mesdames Marvin Frenkel, Fern
Schwartz, (standing) Michael Travis, chairman; Joseph Kaufman
and Marvin .Mitteldorf. Committee members not shown include
Mesdames John Redfield, Ralph Schiller, Carol Durbin, Myron
Unger, Harvey Snider, Seymour Dunitz= and Richard Prentis.
Tickets may still be obtained by calling the Hadassah Office,
BR 3-5441, or Mrs. Julian Tobias, ticket chairman, UN 3-8682.
* * *
Ticket chairman Mrs. Julian
Tobias announces that a limited
number of $5 seats and $25
(two) patron tickets still are
available for the Detroit Chapter
of Hadassah benefit showing of
"Exodus" Feb. 9 at the Mercury
Theater.
(They may be obtained by
calling her at UN 3-8682, or
Mrs. Nate Schlafer, UN 4-0541.) -
Funds raised from the bene-
fit will be used to help pay the
expense for the Hadassah-
Hebrew University Medical Cen-
ter's "Operation Moving Day."
Approximately 500 patients,
the entire staffs and equipment
of the various Hadassah installa-
tions in Israel will be moved to
the new Medical Center.
The Hadassah , Medical Or-
ganization in Israel has a staff
of approximately 1,500_ physi-
cians, dentists, pharmacists and
other technical personnel. The
Henrietta Szold School of Nurs-
ing and Residence will accommo-
date 150.
The newest type of cobalt
Mrs. Charles Golinsky, 19941
bomb—a 3,000 Curie-Theraton- Shrewsbury, needs volunteers
will be among the -costly ap- to fill these shoes for the 1961
paratus to be moved and in- Torch Drive. As a member of
stalled. Its use will make the the United Foundation Re-
Center a focal point of cancer
cruitment Committee, she has
research in the Middle East.
already begun
40,000 w
tri-co
du
ce - for -
ve.

Torch Drive
Needs Help

Winer-Schofield
Rites Solemnized

MRS. BURTON WINER -

Brenda Schofield - was wed to
Burton Winer in a -ceremony per-
formed Jan. 7 at Cong. Beth
Abraham.
They are the children of
and Mrs. George Schofiel,
vonia, formerly of Ati'ver
Ont., and Mr. and Mrs.
Winer of Freeland Ave.
Maid of honor was Anne
field and bridesmaids • were
riet Weiss, and Harriet Radner.
Best man was Edward Miller.
Ushers were Henry Schofield and
Lou •Randall. - •
The couple honeymooned in

New ;Fork City....

The cal ar may say Feb
, but at least 2,000
r
• senting gr•ass the
tri-c0
arra-
ning . .for
The
Tdrch Drive Recruit-
men
rogram
'11 r-
its
offi
send off
the
t in
me ngs wil
Hud
Compan '
auditor
The
or
ion repre-
se
es have been invited to
d one
fo
ee me ek
s to
b. 7, 9,
he 19 .1 rec
Ina
ern.
On e
ions send-
ing their re
es will in-
elude B
e League
of

idney Hill Appoi
Coh

Loui

point
ney Hl
Private

for

ap-
Sid-

e available
rain 1-5 p.m., by
appointment. Cohen is a life
master, the highest ranking a
player can attain. He was awarded
a master teaching certificate by
Charles H. Goren, bridge expert.

JWV Activities

A meeting , of the SOL YETZ-
MORRIS COHEN AUXILIARY
will be held Monday evening at
the JWV Memorial Home. Host-
esses will be Ada Martin and
Jeanette Cohen. Members are
asked to bring Canned goods for
the Auxiliary's adopted family.
U.S.O. Chairman Edna Arnkoff
announces the Auxiliary will
service the U.S.O. Tuesday. Any-
one who would like to be hostess
may call Mrs. Arnkoff, TU 3-0627.
Raye Weimer ' has made final
arrangements for the annual
Valentine Day Party to be held
for a group of children afflicted
with muscular dystrophy Feb. 12.
Refreshments will be served,
prizes given and entertainment
offered.
* *
BLOCH-ROSE POST will pres-
ent an American flag to Cong.
Beth Moses 1:30 p.m. Sunday,
announces Commander Morris
Elkin.
*
*
*

OAK PARK AUXILIARY will
give a party Feb. 11 at the Oak-
land' County Juvenile Home in
Pontiac, announces Mrs. Julie
Goodman, child welfare chair-
man. The Auxiliary will meet
Feb. 14 at the home of Mrs.
Helen Binder, 24240 Ithaca, Oak
Park. For information, call LI
2-8899.
*
* *

Sgt. MORTON A. SILVER-
MAN AUXILIARY will hold a
luncheon-meeting 12:30 p.m.
Wednesday at the home o
Harry Norber, 192
comb.
Board member
resent plans
for a Puri
ty, according to
Preside
s. Ben Gol. •
Canc
ads will be . e
an
Departm
Michiga
-up mein
1 •ch
1 be held 12:
p
Cong. Bnai
e in
nnounces
. L
Bia
,
reasurer, 9742 irie. - The
uxiliary will join the 'Post
0 p.m. Saturday at the JWV
*al Home for
" •
man ancing,
games . and refreshments will be
featured. Teenage children of
members are invited.

Classified ads bring fast results!

Marcia Krupp Will
Wed Stanley Moffitt

MISS MARCIA KRUPP

Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Krupp
of Northiawn Ave. announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Marcia, to Stanley M.
Moffitt, son of Mr. and Mr
Dave Moffitt of Los
Calif.
The bride-e
tended
Michigan S
niversity
d
is curre
attending
ne
•State U
ersity. She w
tinue
education at
Her iance is a
Unive ity of Southe all r-
nia.
is affiliated • with Beta
• national honorar
Alpha
accounting
Gamma Sigma national honor-
ary business fraternity.
An August 16 wedding is

m arriages

I

STRAGER -FELIX. Shirley
Evelyn Felix and Melvin Ber-
nard Strager were united in
marriage Dec. 25 at Beth Abra-
ham Synagogue. The bride,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam-
uel J. Felix of Murray Hill Ave.,
was dressed in a white sheer
wool suit. Mr. Strager is the son
of Mrs. Loretta Strager of Co-
lumbia Ave., and the late Mr.
Harry Strager.
Best man was th,e bride-
groom's brother Edward
Strager, while Mrs. Allan Green-
berg served as matron of honor:
A dinner in the couple's honor
followed the ceremony.
The bride is a senior in the
Wayne State University College
of Education, and Mr. Strager
is a senior in the College of
Engineering at WSU. He is
affiliated with Tau Epsilon Phi
fraternity.
The newlyweds have' taken up
residence on W. Grand Blvd.

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19 - THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Frid ay, February 3, 1961

Hadassah Hostess Committee Gets
Ready •for 'Exodus' Benefit Show