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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, Zune Z3, 1961
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Marvin Mazur, president of
REX LODGE, and Lionel Silver-
man, president of the REX
LODGE BOWLING LEAGUE,
and their wives, head the dele-
gation attending the District
Six Bnai Brith convention to be
held in Chicago, the week of
June 25. The first executive
meeting of Rex Lodge will be
held 9 p.m. July 6 in the audi-
torium of the Reynolds Alum•-
num Building, - James Couzens
and Eight Mile Rd. Guests are
invited to attend.
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A "Games Night" will be fea-
tured for the last membership
meeting of the season for DON-
ALD FOX CHAPTER to be held
8:30 p.m. Tueesday at Beth Ye-
hudah, 17556 Wyoming. Prizes
and refreshments are planned
for the evening. Friends are
welcome.
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The combined installation of
officers of the ALBERT EIN-
STEIN LODGE and • CHAPTER
was held recently at Bnai David
Synagogue, at which time Mrs,
Anzel Gun became the sixth
president of the chapter, and
Sol Rosenberg became the sixth
president of the lodge. The in-
stalling officers were Harry_
Yudkoff, member of the Nation-
al Board of Governors, and Mrs.
Charles Solovich, national pres-
ident of Bnai Brith Women. The
Chapter's new officers and mem-
bers of the board of directors
are as 'follows: Mesdames Max
Tyner, Chiam Weinberg, Nathan
Berman, Jack Miller, David
Krasman, Max Mino, Marcus
Last, Israel Kozuch, Harry Bal-
berman, Harry Ribitwer, Joseph
Klein, Herman Auster, Norman
Gitler, Henry Dorfman, Leon
Feld, Bernard Hirsh, Herman
Klahr, Albert Youra, Joseph
Klaiman, Joseph Berman, Hen-
ry Kupfer, Louis Levinson, Wal-
ter Wiener, Sam Moss, Norman
Horowitz, George Berenholtz,
William Klein, Henry Lee, Hen-
ry Morgan, Lazar Bordeley,
Frank Krause, Leslie Weisen-
berg, Nathan Tyrkiel and Berko
Lazarowicz.
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BUSINESS AND PROFES-
SIONAL CHAPTER recently
held its installation dinner-
dance. Mrs. Henry P. Onrich in-
stalled the following: President,
Gertrude Steingold, vice pres-
idents, Myna Moss, Ruth Fogel
and Lucille Karr; counsellor,
Bertha Kaplan; secretaries, Zelda
Rossman, Ruth Hagelberg, Ber-
tha Kritzer and Margaret Ka-
bachnik; treasurer Molly Moss;
sentinel, Dorothy Guttenberg;
guide, Lily Rachlin; historian,
Estyr Dishell; trustees, Pearl
Nusbaum, Betty Rockaway,
Mina Spiro and Etta Davis;
board members, Mildred Lepler,
Alice Cohen, Bertha Greenberg
and Norma Hudosh.
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YUSTER-ROSENBER G
LODGE and MARY COUSENS
CHAPTER, Bnai Brith Young
Women, will co-sponsor a "June
Night Dance" 9 p.m. Saturday
at Adas Shalom Synagogue. The
semi-formal event will feature
prizes and refreshments. For in-
formation call Joyce Greenberg,
VE 5-2876.
Wed une 21
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2 Local Athletes
to Represent U.S.
in Maccabiah Gaines
The United States Games Com-
mittee has announced a tentative
list of approved candidates,, in-
cluding two from Michigan, for
the American team to be sent to
the sixth Maccabiah Games to be
held in Isarel Aug. 29-Sept. 4.
The financing of each athlete's
participation in the Games is
estimated at $1,500.
Chosen from this area are De
troiter Ralph Goldstein (basket-
ball) and Thomas Segal (track
and field), of Western Uni-
versity.
MRS. DOUGLAS BLOOM
Susan Elise Grosberg, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Merwin
Kenneth Grosberg of Wilde-
mere Ave., and Douglas Arthur
Bloom, son of Dr. and Mrs.
Arthur Bloom of Gloucester
Dr., were wed June 21 in a
ceremony performed by Dr.
Richard Hertz of Temple Beth
El at the Crystal Ballroom of
the Sheraton Cadillac Hotel.
The bride wore a gown of
antique ivory Italian satin and
Alencon lace. The bodice fitted
snugly in the midriff of the
satin, topped by a petal scal-
loped modesty neckline formed
by the lace. The full-length
lace sleeves were studded with
seed pearls that glistened. The
bouffant skirt was distinguished
by the rambling of the pearl
studded lace which formed a
band topping the harem chapel
train.. A Catherine de Medici
cap, made of the 'lace and
studded with pearls and with
an unopened rose of satin at
the center point held a circular
veil of French silk illusion.
She carried a spray of phae-
lanopisis and ivy on her con-
firmation Bible.
The bride's sister, Ronna,
was maid of honor, and brides-
maids included Mrs. Dale Stone
of Chicago, Barbara Berman,
Carol , Grant, a cousin; and
Stephanie Glazer. The bride-
groom's brother, John, was best
man, and ushers were Stephen
Crane, Stanley and Stuart
Frankel, cousins of the bride;
Sidney Jackson, Philip Lewis
and Philip. Dennis Rands.
A reception and dinner-dance
followed the 'ceremony.
Nancy Cohen Wins
Graduate Fellowship
to Chicago University
A 21-year-old coed from Hunt-
ington Woods will attend the
University of Chicago this Sep-
tember on a graduate fellowship
in English and American Litera-
ture.
The award is only one of sev-
eral honors garnered by Nancy
Helen Cohen who graduated this
month from Brandeis University,
Waltham, Mass.
Miss Cohen, daughter - of Dr.
and Mrs. A. L. Cohen, 25426
Parkwood, was one of only four
Brandeis graduates to win the
coveted Louis D. Brandeis honor-
ary scholarship, given for out-
standing achievement in the
fields of psychology, science, mu-
sic and literature.
Nancy also won the Henry and
Ida Wilchinski Poetry Award,
presented for a lyric poem which
was published in the university's
literary magazine.
In graduating magna cum laude,
Nancy also was a member of the
National Honor Society,. and will
be elected to Phi Beta Kappa in
the fall when Brandeis is offi-
cially recognized by this scholas-
tic organization.
Nancy, who plans to teach En-
glish and literature in college,
will work toward her master's
degree in English and American
Literature in Chicago and will
continue for her doctorate.
She is a graduate of Berkley
High School and also of the Tem-
ple Israel High School.
Michigan Restricts
`Kosher' Label to
Foods Rabbis Okayed
Olson-Gerstl
Rites Solemnized
Rosenwald Dinner Nets
$750,000 for UJA
NEW YORK, (JTA) — Wil-
liam Rosenwald, American Jew-
ish leader, was honored by the
United Hias Service for nearly
30 years • of leadership in
refugee_ resettlement work at
a testimonial dinner in the
Hotel Pierre here.,
The 300 guests announced
$750,000 in contributions to the
United Jewish Appeal.
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MRS. JEROME OLSON
Jeannette Gerstl and Jerome B.
Olson were wed in a ceremony
performed by Rabbi H. Donin
June 11 at the Rainbow Terrace.
Parents of the couple are Mr.
and Mrs. William Gerstl, 18021
Steel, and Mr. and Mrs. William
Olson, 15788 Steel.
The bride wore a gown of white
peau de soie with lace appliques.
She carried a bouquet of lilies
of the valley and orchids.
Ruth Bardos was matron of
honor. Bridesmaids were Sylvia-
Dore and Joann Sparr. Mindy
Vexler was flower girl. -Harvey
Olson was best man. Ushers in-
cluded Bruce Lyons, Fred Apel,
Ted Hochberg, Gary Olson and
Artie Olson.
A reception followed the cere-
mony and the couple departed for
a Miami Beach and Nassau honey-
moon.
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The State of Michigan has
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ruled that, henceforth, foods Gary Boren Gets
labeled "kosher" must be pro- U.C.L.A. Law Honors
ducts sanctioned for such de-
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Gary Boren, son of Mr. and
signation by Orthodox Hebrew Mrs. Ben Boren of San Juan
Diamond Rings and
religious requirements.
Dr., • was graduated recently
g Bands at SPECIAL
The Council of Orthodox from the U.C.L.A. Law School
FOR JUNE & JULY !
Rabbis will aid the State's De- with the highest honors in his
partment of Agriculture on class.
problems involving enforce-
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be labeled only "kosher-style."
The ruling on behalf of the
State 'Department of Agricul-
ture was announced by J. L.
Littlefield, chief of the De-
partment's foods and standards
division, after consultation with
the Jewish Community Council
and the Council of Orthodox
Rabbis. A study of the subject
had been made by a Jewish
Community Council subcommit-
tee headed by Jack Malamud
Dr. and Mrs. B. Berlin, 1611 under the chairmanship of Dr.
South, Ann Arbor, announce Samuel Krohn.
the Bar Mitzvah of their son,
Paul, was observed June 17 at Germany Sentences
Beth Israel Community Center,
Nazi Propagandist
_1429 Hill, Ann Arbor.
Silver Anniversary
COLOGNE, (JTA) Bernhard
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Sander, 61, an insurance sales-
in Algonquin Park, Anil o
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Persin, man, was sentenced here to five
rs, since
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A _reunion of all Tamakw ca
of 17203 Ilene, announce the weeks in jail on - charges of de-
e place at
ill
Ives,
and
1936, with their: husbar
Bar Mitzvah of their son, Gary, famation of the Jews.
Tamakwa on
was held June 17 at the Young
The Cologne Criminal Court
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Israel of Northwest Detroit.
found him guilty of distribliting
UESDAY, SEPT. 5
FRIDAY,
SEPT.
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a • leaflet by the Swedish anti-
Pa iculars Contact
For Furth
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Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Disner, of Semite, 'Einar Aberg, titled
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Oak Drive, announce the Bar "Proof That the Jewish Allega-
DAVID HERM LIN,- 20335 ARCHER
Mitzvah of their son, Steven tion That Hitler Gassed 6,000,000
DETROIT 19, MICH., KE 3-6857
Jay, was held at Congregation Jews Is a Big Lie."
Shaarey Zedek.
Mrs_ Faye Fauman, 18714
Greenlawn, announces the Bar
Mitzvah of her son, Richard Alan,
will be observed June 24 at Adas
Shalom Synagogue. A luncheon
in his honor will be held at
er Programs
Limited openings for members and non-member in
Boesky's Restaurant following
services.
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• DAY CAMP for 6-12 year olds—five days
ays—starts June 29
• FUNTIME for 5-7 year olds—Tuesda
s,
Wednesdays, Fridays—
• SUMMERLAND for 7-10 year
starts June 30
RAMS
Annual confirmation services
• TWEEN AND TEEN TRIP P
for Cong. Ahavas Achim were
held Sunday, June 4. An at home
Special programs for 10-12 ye r olds, tween and teens
reception will be held for the
following Ahavas Achim con-,
firmand:
For information call
Bar Mitzvahs
CAMP TAMAKWA
eton
Summer Vacation Starts
Week I
AtHomePlanned
for Consecrant
SURET TE ELAINE BRON-
STEIN, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Merle J. Bronstein, of
19197 Steel, 2-5 p.m.; June 25.
JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER, DI 1-4200