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CRUISE SCHEDULE

Departures from New York Unless Otherwise Noted.

EVERY FRIDAY FROM SEPTEMBER 7th— SANTA ROSA and SANTA PAULA
13 DAYS EACH CRUISE TO: Curacao, LaGuaira, Aruba, Jamaica, Haiti, Ft. Lauderdale
RATES VARY WITH SEASON
EVERY FRIDAY FROM DECEMBER 23rd—ITALIA—EACH FOR 7 DAYS
TO NASSAU
from $150

No. of
Lv. Ship Days

SEPTEMBER

1
5

BRITTANY
CONSTITUTION

28 KUNGSHOLM

Southhampton, England,
$135
Madeira, Casablanca, Algeciras,
Palma, Genoa, Cannes, Naples 629
Madeira, Casablanca, Algeciras,
Gibralter, Palermo, G e is o a,
Cannes
629
8 Norfolk, Nassau •
240
6 Nassau
IHU

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Casablanca, Algeciras, Gihral-
ter, Palermo, Naples, Genoa.
Cannes, Madeira
629
14 Port-au-Prince, Jamaica, Colum-
bia, Canal Zone, Nassau
355

OCTOBER

2 BERGENSFJORD
2 BRASIL

JANUARY, 1963

8 San Juan, St. Thomas, Bermuda 220
Bermuda, San Juan, Martinique,
Barbados, St. Thomas, Nassau
450
5 CARONIA
59 Madeira, Morocco, Greece, Tur-
key, Russia, Romania, Bulgaria,
Egypt, Lebannon Israel, Yugo-
slavia, Italy, Sicily, France,
Spain, Gibralter, Portugal, Eng-
land 1100
6 INDEPENDENCE
Lisbon, Algeciras, Gibralter,
Palerma, Naples, Genoa, Cannes,
Barcelona, Casablanca
501
11 NIEUW AMSTERDAM 5 1 2 Bermuda
165
11 AMERICA
5
Bermuda
160
12 'BERGENSFJORD
8 San Juan, St. Thomas, Bermuda 220
▪From Philadelphia
13 KUNGSHOLM
9 St, John, St. Thomas, San Juan 230
19 NIEUW AMSTERDAM 12
St. Thomas, Martinique, Cura•
coa, Port•au-Prince
325
20 CONSTITUTION
Casablanca, Algeciras, Gibralter,
Palma, Messina, Naples, Genoa,
Cannes, Madeira
475
22 •BERGENSFJORD
6 Port•au-Prince, Kingston, Nassau 170
• From Ft. Lauderdale
24 ARGENTINA
15 Baltimore, San Juan, Trinadad,
(Terminates In
Barbados, Martinique, St.
Baltimore)
Thomas, Nassau
450
24 KUNGSHOLM
12 'Nassau, Port-au-Prince, San
Juan, St. John, St. Thomas
315
26 OCEAN MONARCH 21
San Juan, St. Thomas, Barbados,
Trinadad, LaGuaira, Curacao,
Cartagena, Ocha, Rios, Port-au-
Prince, Nassau
560
26 STATEDAM
10 St. Thomas, San Juan, Port-au-
Prince
265
29 'BERGENSFJORD
7 San Juan, St. Thomas, Port-au-
•From Ft. Lauderdale
Prince
195
30 INDEPENDENCE
Casablanca, Algeciras, Gibraltar,
Palma, Palermo, Messina, Na-
pies, Genoa, Cannes, Madeira
475

25 CARONIA

25 •STATENDAM
'From Norfolk

25 VICTORIA

25 QUEEN FREDERICA
26 'FRANCA "C"
•From Pt. Everglades

29 OLYMPIA

15

29 UNITED STATES

1 NIEUW AMSTERDAM 15

1 QUEEN FREDERICA
4 HOMERIC

7
19

5 •OCEAN MONARCH
'From Pt. Everglades
5 JERUSALEM

13

7 OSLOFJORD

56

3 'FRANCA "C"

'From Pt. Everglades

6

'BERGENSFJORD
'From Charleston
7 KUNGSHOLM
STATENDAM

9 'ARGENTINA
'From Baltimore

10 'BERGENSFJORD
' From Charleston
13 CONSTITUTION

13

4

9
12

18

4

18 •FRANCA "C"
'From Pt. Everglades
17 KUNGSHOLM
16

21 •JERUSALEM
'From Miami
21 BRASIL

27

21 STATENDAM

24

24 'FRANCA "C"
'From Pt. Everglades

7

13

24 INDEPENDENCE

28 'JERUSALEM
'From Miami

60

St. Thomas, Guadeloupe, St. Lu-
cia, Barbados, Grenada, L a -
Guaira, Curacao, Nassau
285
Nassau
125

San Juan, St. Croix, St. Thomas 230
San Juan, Curacao, Jamaica,
Port-au-Prince
315
Pt. Everglades, San Juan, St.
Thomas, Martinique, Barbados,
Cartagena, Christobal, Nassau,
Pt. Everglades
540
Nassau
125

Casablanca, Algeciras,
ter, Palermo, Naples,
Cannes, Maderia
St, Thomas, San Juan

Gi brat-
Genoa,

475
155

St. Thomas, St. Lucia, Barbados,
Trinadad, LaGuaira, Curacao,
Port-au-Prince, Nassau
440
San Juan, St. Thomas, Port-au-
Prince
220
Bermuda, St. Thomas, Bahal,
Santos, 1110 de Janeiro, Barba-
dos, San Juan
890
San Juan, St. Thomas, Martin-
ique, Granada, LaGuaira, Aruba,
Port-au-Prince
365
St. Thomas, Guadeloupe, St.
Lucia, Trinadad, Granada, La-
Guaira, Curacao, Port-au-Prince 285
Santa Cruz, Algeciras, Gibraltar,
Naples, Genoa, Cannes, Barce-
lona Casablanca, Madeira
475
Mexico, Venezuela, Portugal,
Spain, It a 1 y, Israel, Greece,
France, Gibraltar, Canary Is-
lands
1200

DECEMBER

NIEUW AMSTERDAM 14

7

Port-au-Prince, Jamaica, Cura-
coa, Barbados, Guadeloupe, St.
Thomas '
Santa Cruz, Algeciras, Gibraltar,
Naples, Genoa, Cannes, Barce-
lona, Casablanca, Madeira
St. Thomas, LaGualra, Curacao,
Port-au-Prince ,
Kingston, Port-au-Prince, Nassau

5

Nassau, Port-au-Prince

6 CONSTITUTION

7 ROTTERDAM

8 'FRANCA "C"
'From Pt. Everglades
15 'FRANCA "C"
'From Pt. Everglades
18 HOMERIC

12

385

475

355
155

110

15

Nassau, Port-au-Prince, C u r a-
coa, Barbados, Martinique, St.
Thomas, San Juan
19 INDEPENDENCE
Santa Cruz, Algeciras, Naples,
Genoa, Cannes, Barcelona, Casa-
blanca, Madeira
19 NIEUW AMSTERDAM 14 Nassau, Kingston, LaGuaira,
Curacao, St. Thomas
20 GRIPSHOLM
14 San Juan, St. Lucia, Trinadad,
LaGuaira, Curacao, Port-a u-
Prince
21 MAURETANIA
11 Nassau, St. Thomas, Curacao,
Montego Bay, Port-au-Prince
21 OSLOFJORD
12 St. Vincent, Guadeloupe, St.
Thomas, San Juan, Haiti
21 FRANCE
12 Port de France, Port-of-Spain,
Curacao, Port-au-Prince
21 'FRANCA "C"
14 St. Thomas, Guadaloupe, St.
From Pt. Everglades
Lucia, Trinadad, Granada, La-
Guaira, Curacao, Port-au-Prince,
Nassau
21 AMERICA
5 Bermuda
21 ROTTERDAM
13
Port-au-Prince, Curacao, Barba-
dos, Martinique, St. Thomas
21 MAASDAM
11 Port-au-Prince, St. Thomas, San
Juan
21 VICTORIA
14 Nassau, Port-au-Prince, Aruba,
Guadaloupe, St. Thomas
26 AMERICA
61/2, Nassau

470

475

450

450

330

275

350
160

450

275

460
185

13

13

8 VICTORIA

8 QUEEN FREDERICA 7
14
9 'FRANCA "C"
'From Pt. Everglades

12 STATENDAM

15

13 ARGENTINA

63

26

15 LEONARDO DAVINCI 51

16 UNITED STATES

16

16 'QUEEN FREDERICA 7
19 'OCEAN MONARCH 16
'From Pt, Everglades

19 JERUSALEM

14

19 ROTTERDAM

15

21 QUEEN ELIZABETH
21 VICTORIA

5
14

21 EMPRESS of Canada

61

23 'FRANCA "C"
'From Pt. Everglades

13

23 'QUEEN FREDERICA 7
'From Boston
25 HOMERIC
14

28 QUEEN ELIZABETH 5

St. Thomas, Curacao, Cartagena,
Cristobal, Montigo Bay, Port-au-
475
Prince
170
Nassau
Nassau, Port-au-Prince, Cristobal,
Curacao, Port of Spain, Barba-
dos, San Juan, St. Thomas
560
Port-au-Prince, Aruba, Cartagena,
Cristobal, Kingston, Nassau
390
San Juan, St. Thomas, Curacao,
Cristobal, Port-au-Prince
370
Madeira, Morocco, Malta, Egypt,
Lebanon, Israel, Rhodes, Turkey,
Greece, Crete, Corfu, Yugoslavia,
Italy, Sicily, France, Spain, Ma-
jorca, Gibraltar, Portugal
1300
St. Thomas, Trinadad, Granada,
Guadeloupe, San Juan
400
170
Nassau
St. Thomas, Guadeloupe, St.
Lucia, Trinadad, Granada, La-
Guaira, Curacao, Port-au-Prince,
Nassau 350
San Juan, Trinadad, Granada,
LaGualra, Aruba, Martinique,
St. Thomas 435
Pt. Everglades, Barbados, Bahia,
Rio De Janeiro, Santos, Monte-
video, Buenos Aires, Cape Town,
Durban, Lourenco Marques, Zan-
zibar, Mombasa, Aden, Suez,
Alexandria, Messina, Naples,
Barcelona, Lisbon
2185
Port de France, Rio Dc Janeiro,
Bridgetown, Curacao, Port-au-
Prince, Nassau
Lisbon, Palma, Palermo, Herak-
lion, Alexandria, Larnaca, Bet-
rut, Haifa, IstanbulY a l t a,
V a rn a, Piraeuas, Dubrovnik,
D
Messina, Naples, Genoa, Cannes,
Barcelona,
Casablanca, Tene-
rife
1495
Nassau, St. Thomas, Curacao,
Martinique, Trinadad, Cristobal 525
Nassau—'From Boston
170
St. Thomsa, Martinique, St. Vin-
cent, Trinadad, LaGuaira, Aruba,
Cristobal, Kingston, Nassau
480
San Juan, St. Thomas, Curacao,
Cristobal, Montigo Bay, Port-au-
Prince
400
St. Thomas, Barbados, Granada,
LaGuaira, Curacao, Kingston,
Port-au-Prince
475
Nassau
185
St. Thomas, San Juan, Curacao,
Port-au-Prince, Nassau 430
Morocco, Spain, Tunis, Malta,
Crete, Greece, Turkey, Greek
Islands. Egypt, Cyprus, Leb-
anon, Israel, Rhodes Yugosla-
via Italy, Sicily, Corsica, France,
Spain, Gibraltar, Portugal, Santa
Cruz, Madeira 1675
San Juan, St. Thomas, Marti-
nique, Barbados, LaGualra, Cu-
racao, Port-au-Prince
325
Nassau
170

San Juan, St. Thomas, Cristo-
bal, Port-au-Prince, Nassau
415
Nassau
185

MARCH

STATENDAM
10 Nassau, San Juan, St. Thomas 295
2 'QUEEN FREDERICA 9 Nassau, Port-au-Prince
220
'From Boston
6 QUEEN ELIZABETH 5 Nassau
185
6 GRIPSHOLM
52 Spain, Morocca, Tangier, Malta,
Egypt, Israel, Russia, Turkey,
Greece, Rhodes, Crete, Yugo-
slavia, Sicily, Italy, France,
Palma, Lisbon
1550
7 AMERICA
11 St. Thomas, San Juan, Kingston 295
13 St. Thomas, Barbados, Granada,
8 'OCEAN MONARCH
▪From Pt. Everglades
Trinadad, Aruba, Port-au-Prince 390
NIEUW AMSTERDAM 10 St. Thomas, LaGualra, Curacao,
Kingston, Port-au-Prince
395
8 VICTORIA
14 San Juan, Trinadad, Granada,
Barbado s, Guadeloupe, St.
Thomas
430
13 St. Thomas, Guadeloupe, St.
9 'FRANCA "C"
Lucia, Trinadad, Granada, La-
'From Pt. Everglades
Guaira, Curacao, Nassau
325
12 HOMERIC
14 San Juan, St. Thomas, Curacao,
Kingston, Port-au-Prince, Nas-
sau
415
14 INDEPENDENCE
44 Casablanca, P a 1 m a, Messina,
Alexandria, Beirut, Haifa, Is-
tanbul, Piraeus, Venice, Dubrob-
nik, Kotorfjord, Naples, Leg-
horn, Cannes, Barcelona, Lisbon,
Madeira
1245
16 FRANCE
14
Fort de France, Port of Spain,
Curacao,
Cristobal,
Port-au-
Prince
10 St. Thomas, San Juan, Ber-
20 AMERICA
muda
275
9 St. Thomas, San Juan, Haiti,
22 'OCEAN MONARCH
•F'rom Pt. Everglades
Nassau
270
23 •F,I1ANCA "C"
13 St. Thomas, Guadeloupe, St.
'From Pt. Everglades
Lucia, Barbados, Granada, La-
Guaira, Cu r a ea o, Port-au-
Prince
325
23 VICTORIA
13
San Juan, Martinique, Trinadad,
St. Lucia, St. Thomas
400
25 NIEUW AMSTERDAM 10
Nassau, St. Thomas, Bermuda 280
27 HOMERIC
10 San Juan, St. Thomas, Port-au-
Prince
295

APRIL

JANUARY, 1963

3 HOMERIC

12

4

12

GRIPSHOLM

4 NIEUW AMSTERDAM 10

4 VICTORIA
5 •FRANCA "C"
'From Pt. Everglades
5 ROTTERDAM

7 FRANCA "C"
'From Pt. Everglades
12 OSLOFJORD

10
2

15

8

24

14 VICTORIA
10
16 NIEUW AMSTERDAM 14

17 KUNGSHOLM

I
I

I
I
I

91

17 'FRANCA "C"
•From Pt. Everglades
17 HOMERIC

16

18 GRIPSHOLM

45

9

18 QUEEN FREDERICA 7

San Juan, Barbados, Port-of-
Spain, Martinique, St. Thomas 335
St. Thomas, San Juan, Haiti,
Nassau
345
Montego Bay, Port-au-Prince,
Nassau
275
San Juan, St. Thomas, Antigua 305
Nassau
45

St. Thomas, LaGualra, Curacao,
Cristobal, Kingston, Nassau
465
San Juan, St. Thomas, Port-au-
Prince
175
San Juan, St. Thomas, St. Kitts
& Nevis, Guadeloupe, St. Lucia,
Barbados, St. Vincent„ Trina-
dad, Aruba, Columbia, Canal
Zone, Jamaica, Haiti, Nassau
550
San Juan, St. Thomas, Antigua 305
Port-au-Prince, Montego B a y ,
Curacao, Barbados, Guadeloupe,
St. Thomas
405
Canal Zone, Galapagose Islands,
Marquesas Islands, Tahiti, Moor-
ea, Rarotonga, Fiji Islands, New
Zealand, Australia, New
Guinea, Bali, Singapore, Bang-
kok, Hong Kong, Japan, Hono-
lulu, Los Angeles
3030
San Juan, St. Thomas, Port-au-
Prince, Nassau
200
San Juan, Barbados, LaGuaira,
Cartagena, Cristobal, Kingston 485
('anal Zone, Peru, Chile, Argen-
tina, Uruguay, Brazil, Barbados,
St. Thomas
1350
Nassau
170

5 BERGENSFJORD
10
6 'FRANCA "C"
8
•From Pt. Everglades
6 NIEUW AMSTERDAM 131/2

12

6 VICTORIA

9 QUEEN FREDERICA 7
15 •FRANCA "C"
11
•From Pt. Everglades
17 BERGENSFJORD
12

14

19 VICTORIA

23 AMERICA
27 'FRANCA "C"
'From Pt. Everglades

Haiti, San Juan, St. Thomas
230
San Juan, St. Thomas, Port-au-
Prince
175
Kingston, Curacao, Martinique,
St. Thomas, Bermuda
375
San Juan, St. Thomas, Port•au-
Prince, Nassau
365
Nassau
170
St. Thomas, Guadeloupe, La-
Guaira, Curacao, Port-au-Prince 240
Guadeloupe, Barbados, Domin-
tea, St. Thomas, San Juan
275
St. Thomas, Martinique, Barba•
dos, Trinidad, San Juan, Her-
430
muds
160
Bermuda
Kingston, Port-au-Prince, Nits-
155
sau

MAY

3 VICTORIA

13

4 'FRANCA "C"
'Special One-Way
Cruise from Pt.
Everglades
17 VICTORIA

19

29 MAASDAM

10

31 V1("I'ORIA

13

13

San Juan, Martinique, St. Lucia,
400
St. Thomas, Bermuda
North Africa, Mediterranean &
340
Europe

San Juan, St. Thomas, KingSton,
400
Port•au-Prince, Nassau
Nassau, Port-au-Prince, B e r-
185
muda
San Juan, Granada, Guadeloupe,
400
St. Thomas, Bermuda

JUNE

San Juan, St. Thomas.
'mint, . Bermuda

13 VICTORIA

47

27 GRIPS1101.51

340
Iceland, Norway, Sweden. Den-
mark, Finland, Russia, Germany.
Holland, Belgium, Ireland 1400

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Max J. Zivian. president of Smith and Louis and Rose year. The facilities to he dedi-
1 the United Jewish Charities. Friedman.
cated are for use by children
will speak in behalf of the Jew.
Mr and Mrs. Friedman also during the summer camping
I Ash community when the Tam- contributed the Samuel and season. Family groups and
il arack Authority and Fresh Air Isabelle Friedman Model Farm , older adults camp in the early
▪ Society dedicate new facilities in memory of Aaron and Maxi summer and early fall. The
at Camp Tamarack, Ortonville, Friedman. Camp is used for meetings of
n at 1 p.m. Sunday.
Katzen, as president of the Jewish organizations, and for
r- • The dedication program in Fresh Air Society, and Nathan retreats and conferences. There
chides a bus tour of the cans!) Silverman, chairman of Tama- is a Day Camp Center used for
at 1 p.m. The rack Ilills Authority, invite all one-day outings for children en-
formal part of members of the community to rolled in United H e b r e w
t h e program attend the dedication and in- Schools and Jewish Community
will begin spec( the new facilities, Silver- Center programs.
Katzen asked those interested
with songs by man said some of the materials
a chorus of used in the facilities are native in attending the dedication cer-
to the camp. Silverman remind- emonies to call Fresh Air So-
campers.
The invoca- ed the community that the 750- city, DI 1-5666, for a printed
tion will b e acre Tamarack site is used by program that will include driv-
given by Rab the community throughout the .ing directions.
0
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bi Hayim Do- j
nin, of Con-
gregation Chapel to Be Dedicated Sunda
Bnai David.
Maxwell E.
as
Katzen, presi-
dent of the
▪
Fresh Air So-
Zivian
• ciety, will con-
duct the society's annual
I meeting. Dr. Irving Posner,
▪ chairman of the dedication pro-
I gram, will present plaques to
I those whose contributions made
the construction of the new
.•
I facilities possible.

MISS CAROLE HACK

-

FEBRUARY

15 FRANCE

NOVEMBER

Palma, France, Italy. Greece,
Egypt, South Arabia, India, Cey-
lon, Singapore, Bangkok, Hong
Kong, Japan, Honolulu, San Fran-.
cisco, Acapulco, Canal Zone 3180
92 Nassau, Canal Zone, Acapulco,
Long Beach, Honolulu, Japan,
Hong Kong, Philippine Islands,
North Borneo, Bali, Singapore,
Bangkok, Ceylon, India, Aden,
Egypt, Israel, Italy, Portugal 2850
16 St. Thomas, Guadeloupe, Bar-
bados, Trinadad, LaGuaira, Cu-
racao, Kingston 430
13 San Juan, St. Thomas, Kingston,
Port-au•Prince, Nassau
400
7 Nassau
170
13 San Juan, St. Thomas, Marti-
nique, Barbados, LaGuaira, Cu-
racao, Port-au-Prince 285.
52 Portugal, Gibraltar, Malta, Egypt,
Lebanon, Israel, Rhodes, Rus-
sia, Romania, Bulgaria Turkey,
Greece, Yugoslavia, Sicily, Italy,
France, Spain, Morocco 1075
15 Nassau, St. Thomas, Martinique,
Trinadad, Curacao, Cristobal
495

80

24 ROTTERDAM

7

14 INDEPENDENCE

17 BRASIL
18• BRASIL
'From Norfolk
27 CONSTITUTION

Minimum
Rate

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Facilities to Be Dedicated Sunday
Will Greatly Enlarge Camp Tamarack

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Facilities to be dedicated
include three units for pio-
neer campers. Construction
of one unit was made possible
by the Furniture Club. Irving
Tyner, club president, and
Peter D. Brown, chairman of
the Child Welfare Commit.
tee, will accept a plaque for
the club.

THE SAMUEL AND ISABELL Friedman Auditorium and

Chapel will be dedicated at ceremonies at Camp Tamarack,
1 p.m., Sunday. The chapel in this year-round building can
accommodate groups up to 500. It has kitchen facilities.

Hadassali Launches Annual Honor
Roll Drive for Projects in Israel

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Frankel,
Detroit Chapter of Hadassah
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph 0. Grant has bunched its annual Honor
" r0 and Mr. and Mrs. Merwin Gros- i Roll Campaign to meet the
> berg endowed a second pioneer urgent needs of the organiza-
z unit in honor of the 75th birth- tion's projects in Israel, it was
day of their father, Charles I announced by Mrs. Alfred
• Grosberg. Merwin Grosberg will 1Deutsch, vice president of fund-
raising.
; accept the plaque.
Harry S. Grant made possible I Honorary chairmen of the
▪ the construction of a third pi- earn p a i g n are Mrs. Joseph
oneer unit, to be named the Ehrlich and Mrs. Henry Wine-
Edna and Harry S. Grant Pio
'
The Special Gifts Committee,
L) neer Unit. Grant will accept the
eaded
by Mrs. Sam Shekter,
plaque,

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- man

will meet 12:30 p.m. Monday at

XI Friends of the late Nathan the home of Mrs. I. Jerome
W, Lurie contributed funds to Hauser, 1980 Strathcona. Lead-

M ry ,

have a cabin, that will house 10 ers of the committee are Mes-
73 campers and two counselors, dames Peter Brown, co-chair-
rn built in his memory. Mrs. Na- man; Ben Mossman, advisor;
z than W. Lurie will accept the Herman August, Samuel Cog-
m plaque.
gals, Samuel Cohl, Walter Field,
Nathan and Meyer Fishman Sam Frankel, Barney Keywell,
I have completed a porch addi - Adolf Lowe Herman Radner
I lion to the Fishman lodge in and Nate Schlafer, vice chair-
▪ memory of Kathy Ann Fish- men. Mrs. Jason Honigman is
▪ man. Mrs. Alvin Fishman will chairman of IMA's (mother),
and Mrs. Benjamin Bond heads
I accept the plaque.
The Sheruth League coin- treasury gifts.
I pleted a recreation room in A meeting for workers of
I Sheruth Lodge as a memorial
to Sonya Brasch. Mrs. Morris
Hersh will accept the plaque
every
for the Sheruth League.
Mrs. Theodore Bargman will
(il
I accept the plaque for the addi-
tiejitr
tion to the Theodore and Mina
I Bargman
Arts and Crafts Shel-
This Week's Radio and
ll ter. Mr. and Mrs. Benard Maas
Television Programs
n and Benard Jr. have contrib.
• uted funds for an addition to
COUNCIL•ALTMAN HOUR
1 17 the Robert John Maas Memo-
Time: 10 p.m. Saturday.
▪ rial Health Lodge.
Station: WJLB.
Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Rosen-
Feature: Mrs. Isadore Lee-
r; thal have made possible the man, president of the National
construction of the Patricia Lee Women's League of the United
IA Modell Youth Recreation Hall Synagogue of America, Mich.
• in memory of their late grand- branch, will discuss the role
< daughter. Mrs. Rosenthal hon• and activities of that group.

general solicitations will be
held 12:30 p.m. Aug. 20 at the
home of Mrs. Max Zivian, 1565
Balmoral, and another at 12:30
p.m. Aug. 21 at the home of
Mrs. Jerome Keywell, 1800 Lin-
colnshire,
Mrs. Jack W. Perlman is
chairman of general solicita-
tions and Mrs. Samuel Levitt
is co-chairman, Mrs. Nathan
Schermer is in charge of rec-
ords, while Mrs. Robert Drews
heads publicity.
The first open chapter meet-
ing will be held Sept. 11 at
Temple Israel. Guest speaker
will be Dr. Kalman J. Mann,
director-general of the Hadassah
Medical Center in Israel.

Weddings Elegante

ored her husband, on his 65th

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thal Nature Shelter, Emanuel

plaques.
Irving and Milton Mahler
,' have contributed the Joseph
J. Mahler Trip Center in
•
memory of their late father.
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Milton Mahler will accept the
▪ plaque.

J.

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the University of Michigan,
College of Education.
Her fiance did his undergrad-
uate work at Wayne State Uni-
versity and is a past president
og Tau Epsilon Phi fraternity,
He is presently a junior at the
University of Michigan Medical
School, where he is affiliated
with Phi Delta Epsilon medical
fraternity.
A June 23 wedding has been
planned.

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Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hack, 15231
Rosemary, Oak Park, announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Carole Joyce, to Jerald Bur-
toll Maltzman, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Maltzman, 15225 Rose-
mary, Oak Park.
The bride-elect is a senior at

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