Chief of Hadassah Medical Center Reistman-Benson
to Address Detro it Chapter Event Troth Announced
Sinai's Shapero School of Nursing
Will Graduate .39 Practical Nurses
Dr. Kalman J. Mann, director-
general of the Hadassah Med-
:ical Organization in Israel, will
be guest speaker at Detroit
Chapter's first open meeting of
the season 12:45 p.m. Sept. 11
at Temple Israel.
The event is a highlight of
the current Honor Roll Cam-
paign. Mann is an expert also
on the World Health Organiza-
tion's medical care advisory
panel.
Invited to the meeting are
members of the medical pro-
fession and related fields. con-
tributors, members and friends
of Hadassah, according to Mrs.
Max L. Lichter, Chapter presi-
dent.
The Shapero School of Nurs-
ing of Sinai Hospital will grad-
uate 39 practical nurses at its
10th graduation exercises
Wednesday, Sept. 12, 8 p.m., at
the Jewish Center. Rabbi Morris
Adler will be the commence-
ment speaker.
The school was a gift to the
hospital from the Nate S. and
Ruth B. Shapero Foundation
and the Cunningham Drug Com-
pany Foundation. It was estab-
lished in September; 1956, to
prepare competent men and
women for bedside nursing in
general hospitals, chronic dis-
ease units, doctors' offices, clin-
ics, convalescent homes and pa-
tients' homes.
The one year program is ap-
Lois Brandwine
Wed on Aug. 26
MRS. HADAR GRANADER
Lois Dorothy Brandwine be-
came the bride of Hadar Grana-
der in a double-ring ceremony
Aug. 26 at Bnai David Syna-
gogue, performed by Rabbi
Hayim Donin and Cantor Hyman
Adler.
Parents of the newlyweds are
Mr. and Mrs. Morris J. Brand-
wine, 8020 Lincoln, Huntington
Woods, and Mrs. Sonia Grana-
der, 17303 Indiana, and Jacob
Granader, 18700 W. Chicago.
The bride wore her mother's
wedding gown. It was a princess
line gown of antique ivory slip-
per satin, with a Renaissance
lace yoke and Queen Anne col-
lar and bracelet-length sleeves.
Her waist-length illusion veil
was attached to a pill box of
ivory satin illusion and ended
in a chapel train. A white or-
chid with ivy adorned her con-
secration Bible.
Mrs. Jack (Susan) Bindes was
matron of honor. Ilene Brand-
wine was maid of honor. Judith
and Janice Lunsky and Mrs.
Arnold (Joanne) Zuroff were
bridesmaids.
Ronald Granader served his
brother as best man. Ushers
were Warren Brandwine, broth-
er of the bride, Herbert Pont,
Eugene Applebaum and Sidney
Feldman.
Mark Brandwine served his
sister as ring-bearer.
After a honeymoon to New
York and the Catskill Moun-
tains, the newlyweds will re-
side at 15080 Greenfield.
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A reception honoring Mann
will be held following his ad-
dress in the Leon Fram social
hall at Temple Israel. Dr. I.
Jerome Hauser will introduce
the guest speaker, according to
Mrs. Harold Hoffman, program ;
chairman. Rabbi Leon Fran I
will deliver the invocation. Can-
tor Harold Orbach will enter-
tain with Israeli songs.
Mrs. Alfred Deutsch, vice-
president of fund-raising, is
assisted by Mrs. Jack Perlman,
general solicitation chairman,
and the following group chair-
men:
Mesdames Harry Komer, Max
Steiner, Irving Keys, Irvin
Tamler, Bagley North, Edward
Grebs, Jack Mickel, Harry
MISS LINDA REISTMAN
Brenner, Abe Cherrin, Nathan
At a family dinner, Mr. and
Spenner, Raymond Fishel, Bag-
ley South, Carmi Slomovitz, Mrs. Maurice B. Reistman, 17577
Melvin Janis, Evergreen; Leon- Fairfield, announced the engage-
ard Weingarden, Harry Wein- ment of their daughter, Linda
stein, Greenfield; Clifford Rog- Carol, to Ronald M. Benson, son
ers, Seymour Joseph, Livonia; of Dr. and Mrs. Davis A. Ben-
Robert Siegel, Robert Ostrow, son, 1300 Wellsley.
Yetta Aronoff, Meyers; Irving , The prospective bride is a
Rose, Samuel Aarin, Ben Bader, 'senior in the school of liberal
Charles Goldstein, Donald Lev- I arts at the University of Michi-
inson, Jerry Morse, Jack Schre- gan. Her fiance is a senior in
ier, Elizabeth Stone, Sherwood; the University of Michigan Medi-
Louis Cohen, Tom Goodman, cal School, where he is affiliated
Percy Haron, Ben Lefkowitz, with Phi Delta Epsilon frater-
Harold Silberblatt, Morris nity. A December wedding is
Weiss, Schaefer; Nathan Fink, planned.
Morton Barnett, Harry Bur-
stein, Eli Cast elma n, Sol Bnai Brith Youth
Schwartz, Richard Bleznak, A. Asked to Develop
S. Rogoff, Sherman Shapiro, Jo-
seph Cabot, Meyer Stamell, Uni- European Activities
versity East; Milton Freedman, I STARLIGHT, Pa., (JTA- —
Ellis Gans, A. H. Stein, Univer- I Delegates to the 18th annual con-
sity North; John Sender, Aaron I - vention of Bnai Brith Girls were
Zamek, James Starman, Charles I asked to intensify efforts in or-
Kaufman, Karl Stillwater, Al- ganizing
ganizing Jewish youth communi-
fred Rosen, Joseph Kahn, Aaron ties of continental Europe.
Marovitz, University S o u t h;
"With exception of a few Bnai
Harold Nelson and Irving Her- Brith youth organization units
melin, Wyoming.
currently in existence. there is
virtually no directed, Jewish-
oriented program of activities
Joe Newman Owns
for continental Europes' Jewish
youth by which they can continue
Irving Gift Shop
Joe Newman has assumed to identify with spiritual ties
ownership of the Irving Gift and binds of Jewry," Janet Ross,
Shop, Seven Mile and Liver- Bournemouth, England, told 200
nois. Member of a pioneer delegates participating in a
seven-day conference. Miss Ross,
Detroit f am-
a 17-year-old member of the or-
ily, Newman's :"
ganization, is attending the par-
grandfather,
ley as representative of Bnai
Abraham Ja-
Brith youth of Great Britain.
cob, -settled
"BBYO's broad-scale pro-
here almost a
grams and diverse activities are
century ago.
ideally suited to Europe's Jew-
Prominent,
ish youth community needs," she
community : - .
worker, Gus D.:-
said. She added that she is par-
Newman, for-
ticularly concerned with Jewish
merly of Henry;;;
youth of Nazi-ravaged countries
the Hatter, is
"where Jewish life has been slow
Newman
his brother.
in recovering." A similar appeal
With a long career in the field was made to the 39th annual
of gift merchandise and jewelry, convention of Aleph Z a d i k ;
Newman has chosen imports Aleph, Bnai Brith Youth organi-1
from every corner of the world zation's teen-age boy's division,
for his grand opening, which will by 17-year-old Maxwell Gold of
take place on Aug. 30. from 9:30 Hull, England.
a.m., till 9 p.m.
Boutique items, antique silver, Einstein Center Plans
patterns in china and glassware, Medical Development
lamps and tables, paintings on
PHILADELPHIA, (JTA) — A I
silk and oil paintings are some plan
to intensify the develop- ;
of the objects that are the spe-
of the Albert Einstein
cialty of the Irving Gift Shop. rnent
Medical Center was disclosed by
Previous Irving employes are Edwin Wolf 2nd, president of the
remaining on in their former Federation of Jewish Agencies,
capacities.
and Earl • Perloff, president of
the Medical Center.
The plan involves the concen-
Tilchin-Aaron Buys
tration of all medical center ac-
tivities - at the Northern Division
Muskegon Motel
Muskegon's 53 - unit Toma- of the AEMC, and continuation
hawk Motel has been acquired of the present Southern Division,
by Tilchin-Aaron Motels. of as a first-class independent hos-
pital under other auspices than
Detroit.
the Medical Center. It contem-
To be renamed "Muskegon plates
provision for present mem-
House," the motel became the bers of
the Southern Division
fourth in the . T/A operation, medical
and personnel to
which already includes Cadillac transfer to staff
the Northern Division,
House and Cranbrook House in if they choose.
Detroit and Birmingham House
in Birmingham.
Borman Stockholders' Annual
Muskegon House will be the Meeting Is Set. For Oct. 17
smallest in the T/A operation.
Joseph Kron, executive vice
Asher N. Tilchin. T/A senior president of Borman Food Stores.
partner, said that the firm plans Inc., announced that the board
ultimately to expand Muskegon has scheduled the annual meeting
House in keeping with the com- of stockholders for Oct. 17, to
pany's luxury motif with an elect 13 directors, and the trans-
average 100 units per motel.
!acting of business.:
.
proved by the Michigan Board
of Nursing. It includes class-
room instructions and nursing
experience at Sinai Hospital. A
residence is provided for stu-
dents who cannot commute.
In 1957 the school initiated
the admission of two classes
each year, (September and.
March) and will have graduated
'347 men and women as licensed
practical nurses.
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