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Alfred Tobocman
Weds Toledo Miss
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Wil-
liams. of Toledo, Ohio, announce
the marriage of their daughter
Paula Rochelle to Alfred Toboc-
man July 30.
The bride is a graduate of
Ottawa Hills High School, To-
ledo, and the University of
Michigan where she was'_ af-
filiated with Alpha Epsilon Phi
sorority. Mr. Tobocman is the
son of the late Morris Toboc-
man and Mrs. Abe Tobocman
of Greenfield Rd. He is a grad-
uate of the University of, Michi-
gan School of Architecture and
Design. Mr. Tobocman is a
member of Sigma Alpha Mu.
Rochelle Caplan of Pittsburgh
was maid of honor. Mrs. Paul
Lichter of Ann Arbor, Mrs. Irv-
ing Tobocman . and Elaine
Katcher of Toledo were other
attendants. Debbie Anne Wil-
liams was her sister's junior
bridesmaid.
Irving Tobocman was his
Aug. 1 — To Mr. and Mrs.
best man. Brothers of
the bride, Leon and Ralph Wil- Robert Syner (Faye Gooze),
liams and Sherman Freund 20328 Redfern, a son, David
were ushers.
HoWard.
* * *
The newlyweds left after the
wedding dinner for their honey-
July 27—To Mr. and Mrs. Al-
moon in New. York *and Ber- lan Becker (C arol Krohn),
muda.
15327 Steel, a daughter, Bar-
bara Alicia.
artla
announcements
Capt. Israel M. Jacobs, ma-
rine fisheries consultant and
boat appraiser, of Stonington,
Conn., has been authorized by
the local council of Kiryat-Ono,
Israel, to assist in securing
. funds to advance the settle-
ment's cultural needs.
Jacobs, who is contacting
friends throughout the country
for this project, points out that
what will be needed to aid the
children of Kiryat-Ono are:
$25,000 for a library building,
$5,000 for Hebrew.. and English
books and $5,000 for musical
instruments for the children's
symphony orchestra.
* * 4:
July 25—To - Mr. and Mrs._Sid-
ney Sorkin (Jackie Hecht), 1034
McKeighan, Flint, a daughter,
Nichole Joy.
* * *
July 22 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert H. Freedland (Rona
Lois Lawson) of Birmingham,
a daughter, Karen Elsie.
* * *
July 21—To Dr. and Mrs. Her-
bert Lux (Ellen Skolnick), 19180
Votrobeck, a son, Jeffrey Steven.
* * *
July 21—To Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Lyons (Gladys Steinmetz), 19748
Lesure, a d Wendy.
-
and Mrs.
Geraldine
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f Detroit, a
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`Singles Only' Weekend Planned at Tamarack
every
The Detroit Jewish Welfare
On the Air
Federation has joined with the
Council of Jewish Federations
This Week's Radio and
and Welfare Funds in granting
Television Programs
a $1,400 scholarship to Elliot J.
of Jewish Interest
Berkowitz of New Britain,
Conn., for graduate training in
THE JEWISH HERITAGE
Jewish communal service.
Time: 11:30-p.m. Sunday.
Station: WCAR.
Berkowitz, a second year stu-
Feature: Joseph Edelman, di-
dent at the University of Con-
necticut School of Social Work, rector of the Jewish Community
was one of 12 advanced social Council's Culture Commission,
work students who have received will narrate "Stories from the
grants ranging from $800 to Rabbis."
* * *
$3,000 for the 1961-62 academic
... TO DWELL TOGETHER
year.
Time: 9:15 a.m. Sunday.
The announcement was made
Station: WJBK-TV, Channel 2.
jointly by Max M. Fisher, presi-
Feature: "An Israeli Stamp Is
dent of the Detroit Federation, Born,"
special telecast por-
and Mrs. A. Louis• Oresman of traying a on
film the life situa-
New York,. chairman of the tions from which
the colorful
CJFWF National scholarship Israeli stamps are created.
committee.
*
*
Fisher reported that Berko-
COUNCIL-ALTMAN HOUR
witz, who is majoring in group
Time: 10 p.m. Saturday.
work, will join the staff of the
Station: WJLB.
Detroit Jewish Community Cen-
Feature: Mrs. Jack King,
ter when he completes his stu- newly-elected president of the
dies this year. The Center Infants Service Group, will dis-
helped finance his first year of cuss the role and 'es of
graduate study.
that orga
*
*
Berkowitz, 27, has been a
c ounselor at the Hartford
ET
AL LIGHT
(Conn.) Jewish Community
me: 10: • p.m. Sunday.
Center and was a caseworker in
tation: J.
the Connecticut Department of
Feature: Maurice Samuel an
Walfare. He has also been a TV
ark Van Doren it disc
director in Hartford.
loves tha iled as
amples
Ahab and
and
Tamar in
15 erary
dialogues
an and
ivine."
MRS, ALFRED TOBOCMAN
Capt. Jacobs Helps
Kuryat-Ono Project
0.1
Mr. and Mrs.
(Ruth Ribiat),
Park, a son,
a,
Steven.
* :
July - 13 — To r. and Mrs.
tanley V. De ow (Jeanne
Mack•y . F 530 Balfour, Oak
,a
, A
Scott.
* *
r. and Mrs. Alan
MESSAGE 0
*me: 11:05
RAEL
. Sunday.
Tamarack Lodge, Greenfield
Park, N.Y., announces its annual
"singles only" Labor Day week-
end party will be held Sept. 1-4.
Catering to the interests of
young men and women fo
Bar
Mr. nd Mrs.
field, 1390 Kipli
ann ce the Bi
the' son, Rob ed
obs ed Satur
bnai • vid.
three-day holiday period, the
resort has scheduled two night-
club shows nightly, a "Miss
Tamarack" beauty contest, "Mr.
Muscles" he-man competition,
olf and tennis tournaments, a
ter carnival, cocktail parts,
le-m i n g 1 e" get-together,
other items of interest to
people.
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Z.
Featu : Rabbi Eugene B.
Borowitz, director of education
of the Union of
brew Congrega
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of "•inate
Versus Kar " on
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s positi
among t 500 rgest ba
the free
rld was est
hed
by Bank
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• when
the America
er, the only
daily banking newspaper, re-
vealed in its annual "500 larg
est banks" issue that Bank
Leumi now ranks as No. 186.
"We are coming up fast in
this world," commented Gideon
Strauss, manager of the bank's
New York agency. "Only three
years ago we ranked 410th. In
1959 we held 372nd place, and
last year our position was No.
227. "With, consolidated assets
in excess of half a billion dol-
lars and with 130 domestic
branches, in addition to affili-
ates in London, Zurich, Frank-
furt and an agency in New
York, ,Bank. Leunil is today by
any standards a sizeable bank-
ing institution on the interna-
tional scene."
Founded in 1902 as the
nancial instrument for J
settlement in Palestine
ord-
ing to the concepts of
. Theo-
dor Herzl, the ba
and its
subsidiaries consti
Israel's
first financial fa
. Its U.S.
agency is located
60 Wall St.,
New York.
ale e Spector), bpi--
Detro now of 30 E.
k 176
dale, Ha dale, N.Y., a City National
in National
aughter, Cath in Gail,
king
*
*
City National
nk, wit
o Dr. and Mrs. deposits of $16
2,496, is ri
(Joyce Zuieback), the 176th larg
bank i
, Huntington Woods, United States in eposit size, a
ert Mark.
gain of five place • ce the year
* * *
end, according to
961 Rol
To Dr. and Mrs. Call of the 300 larges
yin J.
inhart (Malverne cial banks in the country released
Gleiber) 919 rooks, Ann Arbor, recently by the American Banker,
a son, •e
avid.
the daily newspaper of Banking.
There are 13,461 commercial
therefore keep My banks in the country.
nd Mine ordinances
City National Bank's total re-
a man do, he shall live sources now amount to $182,779,-
: I am the Lord."
725, 'a gain of $16 million since
Levi. XVIII, 5 one year ago.
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