THE DETR OIT JEW ISH NEW S — Fr iday, June 8, 1962 — IS

Rabbi Leon Fram, of Temple
Israel, De t r o i t, will have a
prominent part in the program
of the 73rd annual convention
of the Central Conference of
American Rabbis to be held
over a five-day period starting
June 19 at the Radisson Hotel,
Minneapolis.
Rabbi Fram will present a
paper at the morning session
The Canary Islands got their on Wednesday, June 20, entitled
name from "cants," the Latin "What Is Judaism's Mission in
the Contemporary World."
word for dog.

Hebrew Schools to Hold 42nd Annual Meeting

The United Hebrew Schools
will hold its 42nd annual meet-
ing the evening of June 20 at
the Jewish Center.
Mandell L. Berman, president
of the board will present the
annual report.
The nominating committee
has presented the following
slate for election - Abe Kasle,
honorary president; David Saf- -
ran, president; Harold Robin-
son, Jack Shenkman and Her-
man Fishman, vice presidents;

Mitchell Feldman, secretary;
George Zeltzer, treasurer; Gor-
den Ginsberg, assistant treasur-
er; Dr. Maxwell B. Bardenstein,
Leonard Baron, Norman Katz,
Albert Lubin, Harry Casselman,
Abraham Borman, Herman Fish-
man, Erwin Friedman, Dr. Ja-
cob E. Goldman, Abe Kasle,
Robert Kasle, Louis LaMed,
Nicholas Lazar, Harold Robin-
son, Warren Shwayder, Philip
Slomovitz and George Spoon.
Featured speaker for the eve-

ning will be Isaac Toubin, exec-
utive director of the American
Association for Jewish Educa-
tion. He will discuss the First
World Assembly on Jewish
Education, slated for this sum-
mer in Jerusalem.
Members of the United He-
brew Schools student - teacher
chorus will perform. The public
is invited.

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MISS STEPHANIE RUBENS

Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Rubens
of Birmingham, England, an-
nounce the forthcoming mar-
riage, on Aug. 14, of their
daughter, Stephanie, to Melvin
S. Merzon, son of Mr. and Mrs.
M. Manuel Merzon of Griggs
Ave.
The bride-elect is a graduate
of St. Martin's School of Art in
London, England, having receiv-
ed a National Diploma in De-
sign and at present is employed
as- dressmaking advisor at Rack-
hams in Birmingham, England.
Her fiance was graduated
from Wayne State University
with the degrees of bachelor of
arts and master of education.
He is a member of Kappa Nu
fraternity. He attended Yeshi-
vath Beth Yehudah and the
Theological Seminary Chachmey
Lublin of Detroit. At present
he is teaching English, by ap-
pointment from the British Min-
istry of Education, at King Ed-
ward the Sixth School for Boys,
Aston, Birmingham, as well as
the University scholarship level
classes. He also teaches in the
Hebrew school in Birmingham.
The couple will leave for a
honeymoon to the Scandinavian
countries and Western Europe,
after which they will live in
England for another year be-
fore coming to the U.S.
The parents of the bride-
groom will leave for England
early in August and will fly to
Israel after the wedding for a
visit of several weeks with rel-
atives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Helman,
formerly of Detroit, will attend
the wedding. Helman, who is
a Vice Consul with the Ameri-
can Embassy in Vienna, will
be the bridegroom's best man.

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Mr. and Mrs. Irving Goldman
of Mark Twain Ave. announced
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Judith M., to Melvyn David
Shewach, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Shewach of Westbrooke
Ave., at an open house held
May 27 at the Goldman home.
The bride-elect attended High-
land Park Junior College. Her
fiance is a senior in the Wayne
State University School of Busi-
ness Administration. A Dec. 23
wedding is planned.

Workmen's Circle
Holds 'Report Nite'

The Workmen's Circle will
hold a "Report Nite" 9 p.m. to-
day at the Workmen's Circle
Center, 18340 W. Seven Mile.
Frank Newberg, delegate from
Michigan to the national W. C.
convention in Atlantic City last
month, will report on the events
related there. M. Teiler and
Jacob Reissman will report on
their findings at the national
W.C. school conference, which
was also held at Atlantic City.
Refreshments will be served.

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activities in Society

Dr. and Mrs. Henry H. Berris will be at home, from 7 to
11 p.m., Sunday, June 17, in honor of the Bar Mitzvah of
their son, David, to be solemnied at the Shaarey Zedek on
June 16, and on the occasion of the graduation of their daugh-
ter, Jan Carol, from Mumford High School. No cards.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Stone will honor their son, Dr. Dale
Howard Stone, with a cocktail party at Kingsley Inn on Sunday.
Among the many out of town guests. Robin Herman of Chicago
will be present. Dr. Stone, a graduate of Chicago Osteopathic
Medical School, will be interning at the Detroit Osteopathic
Hospital in Highland Park.
The Bodzin Family - Club will meet Sunday evening at the
home of Mr. and Mrs . Marvin Seligson, 18115 Wisconsin.
The wedding anniversary of Esther and Mike Tarnapol,
charter members of the Mr. and Mrs. Group, City of Hope, was
celebrated May 22 at the organization's annual dinner party at
the Elmwood Casino, Windsor, Ont.
The Morey Charmers will entertain the Eat and Bust Supper
Club Sunday evening at their home, 13410 Rosemary, Oak Park.
Prior to the Oak Park High Prom at the Town and Country
Club, a coke-tail party honoring Donna Lewis upon her gradua-
tion with honors from Oak Park High School, will be given
Tuesday evening at the home of her parents, the H. A. Lewis'
of 24271 Blackstone, Oak Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Sorkin of Rutherford Ave. will depart
for Chicago to attend the graduation Saturday of their daughter,
Joyce Rosiland, from the University of Chicago.
Alan Jay Goldman, Mumford High School's American Field
Service exchange student, will leave for .Japan to spend the
summer as the adopted son of Dr. and Mrs. Taro Kato of Mizu-
nami, a small village about 200 miles south of Tokyo. Since
school in Japan will be in session until July 20. Alan will attend
classes with his Japanese brother. Alan is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. David A. Goldman of Briarcliff Road.

Bnai Brith Activities

Charles Fink was installed as !berg, guardian; and Murray
president of the LOUIS MAR- I Maisel, warden.
* *
SHALL LODGE Installed with
Fink were :
TIKVAH LODGE will hold its
Robert Israel,
15th annual installation of of-
Max Kushner,
ficers 6:30 p.m. June 17 at Rose-
Harry S.
mond Hills. Dining and dancing
Cohen, vice
will highlight the affair and Max
presidents;
Sosin will entertain. Officers are
William Ol-
Sam Malamud, president; Dave
son, Jack Tar-
Gross, Dr. Joseph Seltzer and
n o w, secreta-
Manny Jacobs, vice presidents;
ries; Harry
Hy Storchan, treasurer; Len Ma-
Gaines, treas-
son, Abe Rapoport, Lea Genser,
urer; David
secretaries; Sam Rose, guardian;
Pacernick, Fink
Louis Kramer, warden; Lloyd
chaplain; Merwin Solomon, Weingarden, chaplain; and Ben
warden; and Sheldon Berry, Bircoll, Dave Kahn, Morris Zorn,
guardian. Elected to the Board Al Smith, Jack Lieberman, Louis
of Trustees were M. Manuel Mehr, William Utley, Harold
Helfman, Joseph Feldman, Lebus, Sam Rose, trustees.
Samuel . Zieman, William Ben-
deroff and John Lightstone.
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LOUIS D. BRANDEIS LODGE
recently installed Isadore Malin
as president. Other officers are
Murray Pancer, Saul Schwartz.
Walter COhn, vice presidents;
Dave Teitlebaum, Harry Siefert,
Art Weintraub. secretaries; Nate
Sosin, treasurer; Sandor Hertz-

liTeinberger-Kat4 .
Troth Announced

Local Bridge Tourney
Winners Announced

The Michigan Masters Pair
Tournament was won by Louis
J. Cohen and Richard Balanow
of Chicago.
Eighty-eight midwest experts
competed in the event. The next
best Detroit pair were Mr. and
Mrs. Morris Berman. who finish-
ed fourth. Berman was recently
awarded his Life Master card.
Martin J. Cohn captained a
team that tied for first in the
Team of Four event, and was
second in the Men's Team.
Sylvia Stein captured the
Womens Pair, and Albert J.
Silber was a member of the win-
ning Men's Team. June Honig-
man joined the winners of the
Women's Team.
The limited pairs was led by
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Caplan.
Other local players who finish-
ed second in various events in-
cluded Florence Weill, Audrey
Melander, Lorraine H e i n r i c h,
Walter Goldsmith and Bruce
Perkers. Perkers and Myi•on
Charfoos recently claimed the
Regional Championship at Cleve-
land.
The M.B.A. Knockout Champs,
Irwin A. mar, Eugene Epstein,
Dr. William Greenburg, Herbert
Eisner, Robert Schwartz and
Capt. Ronald Kottler, will en-
gage a Toronto team 1 p.m.
June 16 at the Detroit Leland
Hotel.

MISS RUTH WEINBERGER

The engagement of Ruth Lee
Weinberger to Lawrence Katz
was announced at a recent
cocktail party in their honor.
The prospective bride is the
daughter of Sam Weinberger
of Greenlawn Ave. and the
late Lillian Weinberger. Her
fiance is the son of Mrs. Tillie
Katz of Lesure Ave. and the
late Issadore Katz. AR Oct. i8
wedding is planned.

Katz to Address
Kvutzah June 16

Irving I. Katz, executive sec-
retary of Temple Beth El and
president of the Jewish . His-
torical Society of Michigan, will
lecture in Hebrew on "Mich-
igan Jewry and the Civil War"
before the Kvutzah Ivrit, the
Hebrew culture society of De-

troit, Saturday. evening, . June
16.

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS -- Friday, June 8, 1962

The school's enrollment has
grown from the original 29
students to more than 110 stu-
dents, who are registered for
the school's fifth year begin-
ning in September.
In addition to fine class-
rooms, the new quarters will
include an arts-and-crafts and
science room, indoor athletic
facilities, and superbly equipped
kindergarten, library and lunch-
room areas, as well as a spa-
cious playground.

ucation. The modern Hebrew
Studies are taught in the spirit
of tradition within the frame-
work of Conservative Judaism.
There is limited registration
available for kindergarten, as
well as a few vacancies in ele-
mentary grades one through
five. For information call the
school office, DI 1-8260.

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nabbi Jacob E. Segal, presi-
dent, announces that the Hillel
Day School of Metropolitan De-
troit will be housed in the class-
rooms of the Jewish Commun-
ity Center, 15110 Ten Mile
Rd., Oak Park, starting in
September.
The school was founded four
years ago by a group of Detroit
educators, rabbis and leaders of
Conservative synagogues, along
with key figures in the Zionist
Organization of Detroit.

Besides the experienced
licensed grade teachers, the
faculty includes specialized in-
structors in science, music,
speech therapy and physical
education. A competent psy-
chologist serves as consultant
for student tests and measure-
ments.
The general studies program
is fully accredited by the State
of Michigan, and meets t h e
highest standards of the Oak
Park and Detroit Boards of Ed-

Rabbi Fram to Speak
at Rabbinical Parley

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Hillel Day School Moves to Larger Quarters at 10 Mi le Jesuits