Blood Bank Day of Oak Paik
Community Groups, Wednesday

Simon-Bornstein
,Rites Solemnized

Mayor R. J. Alexander of Oak I from 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. Apoint-
Park has proclaimed August 1 ments may be made by calling:
through 9 as Blood Bank Week. Mrs. Erwin Siporin, chairman,
The people of Oak Park and LI 5-4978; Morris Arnowitz, LI
members of all organizations 5-8690; Mrs. Gilbert Burnside,
participating in the Oak Park LI 6-7547.
Council of Community Organiza-
In March, 1959, through a
tions have been urged to partici- joint venture of the Oak Park
pate by donating blood next Council of Community Organiza-
Wednesday, at the 04k Park tions and the American Red
Community Center.
Cross, an experiment was intro-
The Blood Bank will be held duced to the Oak Park Com-
munity, to determine the feas-
ibility of maintaining a blood
Center Sets Activities bank
to serve an entire com-
munity. Mrs. Siporin announces
for Young Adults, -
that since then an average of
Retired Businessmen 10 pints of blood per month has
A Retired Businessmen's Club, been requested of and furn-
MRS. THEODORE SIMON
a number of • August activities ished by the Oak Park Com;
for young adults and a travel munity Blood Bank. "No re-
quests
from
any
resident
of
this
Cheryl
Ann Bornstein and The-
film for both adults and chil-
dren are scheduled by the city or member of qualified odore F. Simon were wed in a
Jewish Community Center, organization has gone un- ceremony performed by Rabbi
answered," she stated. - Benjamin Gorrelick June 25 at
18100 Meyers.
A list of people living within the Park Shelton Hotel.
The Center's newly-formed
Parents of the couple are Mr.
a
50
mile radius, known to have
Retired Businessmen's Club has
and Mrs. Lawrence Bornstein of
rare
types
of
blood,
has
been
geared its program to meet the
Ardmore Ave. and Mr.
leisure-time. needs of members compiled. This list of willing Bert Simon, formerl
formerly engaged - in the busi- donors is invaluable when whole tucky Ave., no
blood transfusions become nec-
ness, and professional world.
essary for people with rare Hampshire.
The club's social and cultural blood types.
The b
wo • an ivory col-
activities include outings to
n of Italian silk taffeta.
Due to excessive demand Oak ored
Camp Tamarack, fishing parties, Park is indebted to the South
A
ding the bride were her
guest speakers and entertainers. Oakland County Blood Bank sis s, Mrs. Lee S. Weisberg,
Wives are 'invited to the social for 49 pints.
on of honor
programs.
is Bornstein,
Red Cross Workers will be
For membership information served dinner on Aug. 9 by the
ids. Amy Weis
call Eugene Jaffe, DI 1-4200 or women of the Oak Park Baptist
David Brown, acting club chair- Church. Refreshments to blood
erald Simon, .rother
e
man, DI 1-4649:
donors will be served by the b egroom, was • best m
ol-
The young adult program Temple Emanu-El Sisterhood.
lo
a a honeymoon i
e Cat-
includes an evening trip to
the couple-
live in
Edgewater Park, Wednesday;
Ports
th, N.
an outdoor lounge at _the
Center including. trampoline,
17
In
Kadans and
dancing, volleyball and other
social activities 8:30 to 10:30
File fo
co •Ity;
p.m, Aug. 16; a bus trip to
4 in oun = I Race
Northland Playhouse to see
REX LODGE will open its
At ney Josbph Kadans, of
"The Studlent Prince" at 8
Cheyenne, and Daniel D.
p.m. Aug. 23; and a - to bowling season 9 p.m. Sept. 5 at 1
North Lanes, Greenfield and L in, of 20100 Robson, a build-
Tiger Stadium for e Ti
mes
Couzens.
For
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and a teac er, have enter
C'hicago night g e 7:15 p.m.
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Aug. 30. .
r, to oppose
Registratio n aymen1 for
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the trips wi aken in Blom
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ASSOCIATION will be held.
e Primarie
t. 12.
days befo t the scheduled
ay through Sunday at the
Filing for
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For ormation, call
eraton-Cadillac Hotel with
Council
e:
Youth a ision, DI 1-4200.
resident Dr. Freeman L. Raku-
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