Friday, May 12, 1961 — 1 6
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Lipsky-Applebaulii
Engagement Told
activities in Society
MISS MARCIA LIPSKY
Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Lip-
sky of Mark Twain Ave. an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Marcia; to Eugene
Applebaum, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Applebaum of
Broadstreet Blvd.
The future bridegroom is a
graduate of Wayne State Uni-
versity's College of Pharmacy.
He is affiliated with Sigma
Alpha Mu and Alpha Zeta
Omega fraternities. A May 30
wedding is planned.
Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Goodman of Mendota Ave. arrived in
Israel April 30. The Goodmans were the 999th and 1000th pas-
sengers booked to Israel by the Jules Doneson Travel Agency,
and were received at Lod airport by representatives of BOAC
and the Israel Government Tourist Corp.
Mrs. Florence Agree of the Jules Doneson Travel Agency
is presently in Europe, touring through Italy, Switzerland, and
France.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Albert Sugar arrived in Spain last week
where they joined the Dr. H. Saul Sugars for a Madrid holiday.
The Albert Sugars will continue on to Israel, Greece, Austria,
Italy, Holland and London before returning home.
The Sherman Family Club will meet 8:30 p.m. Sunday at
the home of Dr. and Mrs. Phillip Sherman, 18114 Warrington.
The Gussin Family Club will meet Sunday night at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fagin; 19145 Coyle, to discuss plans for
the summer picnic.
Dr. and Mrs. Ted Winshall, 17210 James Couzens, are in
Boston for the Bar Mitzvah of a nephew, Stephen Jay Goldin,
and a visit with their son, Walter, a student at the Massachusetts
Institute of Technology.
- Mrs. Betty Fisher of Wisconsin Ave. and Mrs. Belle Fisher
of Ardmore Ave. are vacationing at the Majestic Hotel in Hot
Springs, Ark.
Mrs. Bee Kalt of the Bee Kalt Travel Service, Birmingham,
was a luncheon guest of the Canadian Pacific Steamship Line at
the launching of their newest vessel, the Empress of Canada, from
Montreal. In the afternoon, after a tour of Montreal, she paid a
visit to the new Queen Elizabeth Hotel for an inspection tour.
Dinner was served afterwards, courtesy of the hotel.
Oak Park Council
Elects Officers, Plans
Picnic, Blood Bank
8ng agements
.1
Mr. and Mrs. Harris Young,
former Detroiters now living in
San Mateo, Calif., announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Sharon Maxine, to Shmar
(Sandy) Abilovitz, form
of
Israel. The future
groom
is completing gr
ork in
mechanical en eer
at the
University of • lifor ia. A. June
wedding an esidence in Berke-
ley, Calif., s planned.
* * *
Mr. and rs. Louis
Cass, Mt. Clemens,
the engage ent of th
ter, Judith
all
• nn, to
Jay Kandel , son o
. and
Mrs. Harry K.
Los An-
geles, Calif. The bride-elect at-
tended Michigan State Unive
sity. Her fiance was gr
from Los Angeles C•
A May 28 weddin
nial Hotel in M
been set.
The Oak Park Council of
C o m m u n i t y Organizations
named Florence Burnside pres-
Chef Boy:Ar-Dee Cheese Rav- ident of the organization of
ioli is not only a tasty and over 40 groups in the Oak Park
luscious Italian dish with "Yid-, Area.
dishen taam" (Yiddish taste), .
Myra Richardson was named
but is also. easy to prepare — first
'dent; Harriet
e
just` heat and serye..•
witz, secon
ce president;
Made with sharp tantalizing
MacKen
recording
Italian cheese, it is also econom- sec rriet
orin, corre-
•tary;
Ru
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cents
per
servi
ical, about 15 ,
onding se tar and Elaine
Lacoff, re
uly picnic and
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mg to Frances
And His
airman, will be
CONTINENTAL ORCHE
. until late after-
the city park. Booths,
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ment stands, a beauty
est, games for children and
arade will be held. Groups
to participate or to con-
ooths may call Mrs.
tract f.
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Shepher.
Mrs. Er n Siporin, chairman
• OM,
of the OP 0 Blood Bank, an- Satovsky . o Pre • d
oung
next bank will be
nces
gust. The group has at Nati 'al Me s
in
a fici n blood, and members Clubs
nventi
or e ents of Oak Park can
Abraham
tovsky of Detroit
heir pledge to Mrs. Si- a past presi
mak
t of the Nati
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Federation o
Jewish
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11 organizations who belong Clubs, will presi
organi-
o the OPCCO are urged to have zation's 32nd annual convention
Blood Bank chairmen get as Sunday through Wednesday at
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many pledges as possible for Kiamesha Lake, N.Y.
SEVEN - MILE at WY
the next bank.
Ambassador Michael Comay,
permanent representative of Is-
rael at the United Nations, will
speak on "New Spiritual Fron-
WE WILL BE CLOSED SHAVUOT, SUNDAY and
tiers in Israel", and Rabbi Ber-
nard Mendelbatun, provost of the
MONDAY, MAY 21 and 22.
Jewish Theological Seminary of
America, will discuss "New Spiri-
tual Frontiers in the Diaspora"
at the closing banquet Tuesday.
The Bar Mitzvah Anniversary of
the State of Israel also will be
observed at the dinner.
Italian Dish with the
`Yiddishen Taam'
-
E rie Rosen
Alpha Omega Parents
to Elect Officers
rlaza roff B ranch
Honors Sislins on
45th--Anniversary
The Parent's Club of • Alpha
Omega dental fraternity, Chi
Chapter, will hold a meeting
8 p.m. WedneSday at the Madi- -
son Dental Supply Co., 15888
Wyoming.
Election of officers will take
place and plans for the June
installation will be made.
H s for the evening will be
Mr. nd Mrs. Louis Lavine and
Mr. nd Mrs. S'am Schwartz-
berg.
Members of Arlazaroff
Branch, Farband LZO, and many
personal friends gathered Wed-
nesday at the Hayim Greenber
Center to celebrate t
wedding anniversary
David
.
and Sophie S i s
Liam
Hordes greet
hem in the
name of th
ranch, and spoke
of their ife-long service to
Labor Z• ism, and it vi-
the
ties in e Farban
Perfect
Affair . . .
Histadr , Pioneer
band C . p and
or
on'
Schools.
and His Orchestra
Greeti
were ext' - • by
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Jacob Lem
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secretary of
ment of
Jewis
ational
Fund,
perso
friend of
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KOSHER CATERING
Mickey Woolf
HOROWITZ
Des
Discus
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The writings of
wned
Israeli ovelist S.
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the
ject
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ectur series delivered
by 'chael Deshe, Israeli poet,
8:30 . Saturday in the Jewish
Cent . The public is invited_at
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Music for Two Pianos
Evelyn Gurvitch, pianist, will
present a group of pupils in an
evening of music for two pianos
8:30 p.m. Wednesday in the lec-
ture hall of the Detroit Institute
of Arts.' Works of Mozart, Beeth-
oven, Bach, Mendelssohn,' Rach-
maninoff and Weber will be fea-
tured.
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