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Bee Kalt, one of a selected group of 10 persons from various
states, has just returned from a five-day visit to Holland where she
was the guest of the Dutch government and the Amsterdam Tourist
Board. Miss Kalt, of the Bee Kalt Travel Service, made the trip on
Royal Dutch Airlines.
George Wechsler of New York is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
T. Wechsler, 24091 Scotia, Oak Park.
Historic and Famous Sayings "Penguin Quotations Dictionary"
The Isaacs Family Club will meet May 12 at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Bierman, 19651 St. Francis, Livonia.
Mrs. Sarah Levin, 17579 Cherrylawn, gave a Passover tea for
the board members of Club One, Pioneer Women, at which time a
bon voyage was bid to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mondry, who plan a
three-month stay in Israel.
Paula Stark, president and past matron of Purity Chapter,
Order of the Eastern Star, entertained officers of her year as
matron at a luncheon at her home on George Washington Ave.,
Southfield, in honor of her daughter, Mrs. Sandra Stark Finn, who
recently returned from her honeymoon in Florida. Mr. and Mrs.
Al Finn now live at 16830 Rutherford.
The Sherman Family Club will meet 8:30 p.m. Sunday at the
home of Emanuel Friedman, 23240 Scotia, Oak Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Mertz, 16115 Hilton, Southfield, have re-
turned from vacationing in New York and the Catskill Mountains.
Five Detroit life insurance representatives are listed in the
1962 Roster of the Million Dollar Round Table of the National
Association of Life Underwriters. They are Edward Gordon, Harold
Gottlieb, Merton J. Segal, Irving M. Weisberg and Louis I. Zucker-
man.
The following Detroiters were elected members of the Ameri-
can Jewish Congress National Governing Council at the biennial
convention held last week: Marshall I. Brenner, Zeldon Cohen,
Rabbi Leon Frain, Frank Rosenbaum, Mrs. Louis Redstone, Mrs.
Dan Shapiro, Mrs. Leopold Snyder and Mrs. Allan Weston.
Barbara Lynn Komisar, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Komi-
sar, formerly of Livonia and now living in Winter Park, Fla., will
celebrate her "sweet sixteen" birthday with a luncheon May 12
at the Imperial House. Thirty-five guests will attend.
Mrs. Nathan Lewis, son Sheldon, and daughter, Marlene, of
20454 Carol, are vacationing at the Carillon Hotel in Miami Beach.

Center, Family-Children's Service,
Resettlement Service Meet Jointly

Theodore R. Isenstadt, direc-
tor of a national project to
study and improve services for
the aged, will address the joint
annual meetings of the Jewish
Family and Children's Service,
Resettlement Service and the
Jewish Center 2 p.m. Sunday
at the Jewish Center.
The four-year project, fi-
nanced by a Ford Foundation
grant of $300,000, has been un-
dertaken by the Family Serv-
ice Association of America to
improve counseling, homemaker
services, foster care and other
specialized services for the aged
conducted by family agencies.
Forty agencies in America,
including the Jewish Family
and Children's Service, are in-
volved in the project designed
to demonstrate what can be
done in selected communities
to strengthen programs and op-
portunities for older people.
Isenstadt has been execu-
tive director of the Jewish
Family Service Association
of Essex County, N.J., for
the past 15 years and has
also developed many special-
ized services for the aged.
He will conduct a project
which will be led by a small

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mobile unit of specialists
experienced in work with the
aged and in the management
of volunteer agencies.
The Jewish Center will pres-
ent its Older Adult Chorus,
under the direction of Cantor
Nicholas Fenakel.
Nathan Milstein, president of
the Resettlement Service, an-
nounces that the RS will elect
officers and a board for the
coming season. Highlights of
the JFCS activities for the cur-
rent year will be reviewed by
agency president Max M. Shaye
and a report will be given of
special work initiated this year
with teen-age girls.
The Annual Meeting will
elect new Boards of both the
Jewish Center and the Family
Service.
Charles Gershenson , Center
president and chairman of
the annual meeting program,
will present the annual
Volunteer Citation to Mrs.
Arthur Rice, in behalf of the
volunteer group. Other volun-
teers will receive their cita-
tions through the mail.
Friends of the agencies are
invited to attend the annual
meetings and the reception to
follow. Mesdames Robert R.
Drews, Arthur I. Gould and
Sidney J. Karbel lead the recep-
tion and hostess committee.
The Resettlement Service is
financed by the Allied Jewish
Campaign. The Jewish Family
and Children's Service and the
Jewish Center are member
agencies of the Jewish Welfare
Federation and the United
Foundation.

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Rabbi and Mrs. Abraham Gar
din, 23031 Avon, Oak Park, an-
nounce the liar Mitzvah of their
son, Joseph, will be observed at
Sabbath morning services May 5
at Cong. Mishkan Israel. A kid-
dush will follow. A cocktail din-
ner-party in his honor will be
held 6:30 p.m. Sunday at Cong.
Shaarey Shomayim in Oak Park.
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Mrs. Blanche Martin, 17579
Woodingham, announces the
Bar Mitzvah of her son, Stew-
art, will be observed at Sabbath
services 8:30 a.m. Saturday at
Beth Aaron Synagogue.

MRS. MORRIS BORNSTEIN

Reva Rice, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry L. Rice of Ard-
more Ave., was wed to Morris
Bornstein, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Bornstein of Monte Vista
Ave., on April 7 at Rainbow
Terrace. Rabbi Morris Adler
officiated. •
The bride wore a Bianchi
bridal gown of silk mint taffeta
fashioned with a batteau neck-
line and Alencon lace appliqued
on the bodice and skirt ending in
a chapel train. A crown of
orange blossoms held her finger-
tip veil of silk illusion.
Helen Rice, sister of the bride,
was maid of honor. Ronald Born-
stein served his brother as best
man. Ushers were Ronald Shear-
er of Ann Arbor and Ralph
Snoke of Plymouth.
After a honeymoon in the Vir-
gin Islands, the newlyweds will
reside in Ann Arbor.

First Levin Award
Winner Announced

William J. Gillen, a doctoral
student in economics at Wayne
State University and a lecturer
at Assumption University, is the
first winner of Wayne State's
Samuel M. Levin Economics
Award.
The $150 award is from a fund
established in 1958 in honor of
Prof. Levin upon his retirement
after 45 years of distinguished
service at Wayne State.
Gillen 26, of 2004 Iroquois,
Windsor, was given the award
for his essay on "The Bargain-
ing Power Theory of Wages." It
is an anlysis of attempts to ana-
lyze "bargaining power" under
collective bargaining.
The award will be presented
by Levin at a special seminar at
2 p.m. on Tuesday, in Wayne
State's McGregor Memorial Con-
ference Center. Gillen will also
summarize his paper.
Gillen holds a B.A. degree
from Assumption University and
an M.A. degree from the Univer-
sity of Toronto. He has been ,0
doctoral student in economics dt
Wayne State since September,
1960.
He has served as a technical
officer for the Canadian Depart-
ment of Labor and as a junior..
economist in the research depart-
ment of the Canadian Broadcast-
ing Corporation.

Mrs. Livingston of Flint Elected
President of Hadassah State Region

Mrs. Henry Livingston of Flint Wepman of Grand Rapids, Er-
was elected president of Michi- nest Bondell of Saginaw and
gan Region of Hadassah at the David Schachter of Detroit, vice
organization's first Michigan Re- presidents; H. H. Kesten of
gion convention, held Sunday Flint and I. A. Schlysestone of
through Tuesday at the Henrose Pontiac, secretaries; and Oscar
Hotel here. Band of Huntington Woods,
The conference was attended treasurer.
Detroit Chapter was awarded
by 135 delegates representing
Hadassah chapters of 13 state a special citation for a musical
communities. Mrs. Sidney Winer satire, "Conference Papers," pre-
of Detroit Chapter was program s rented at the opening banquet,
and a special citation for golden
chairman.
Other officers elected t&head ball and banquet decor. The
the region are Mesdames Ben satire was written by Mrs. Les-
lie Schmier and Mrs. David
Edelman, accompanied by Mrs./
Ravitz to Address
Benjamin Tolmich and directed
by Mrs. Eli Gross.
Jewish Labor Body
Greenfield Group of the De-
itroit Chapter also won a special
Membership Rally
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citation
for a skit.
Councilnon Mel Ravitz will
address the first annual mem-
bership rally of the Jewish Labor
Committee 9 p.m. May 18 at the
Workmen's Circle Center, 18340
W. Seven Mile. .
His topic will be "The Chal-
lenge of the 60's." Folk balladier
Kay Britten will be the featured
entertainer.
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Mr. and Mrs. Norman Zelick-
man of • Oak Park Blvd., Oak.
Park, announce the engagement
of their daughter, Marilyn
Doreen, to Fred Joseph Brainin,
son of Isidore Brainin and the
late Mrs. Charlotte Brainin. The
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Mr. and Mrs. Philip Maskin,
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