THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, February 22; 1 963 20 ▪ Marie Syrkin to Lecture at Annual Histadrut Mid-Campaign Roll Call Histadrut will present Marie Syrkin, professor of English and Humanities at Brandeis Univer- sity, in a lecture Tuesday eve- ning at the Labor Zionist Insti- tute. Miss Syrkin is the editor of the "Jewish Frontier" and au- thor of several books, including Weinstein-Gorstein Engagement Told Feinberg Gift of I. S. Cane Named on Fcost's -Poetry in Hous'g CommiSsion Irving S. Cane. of 19736 Hebrew U Show - cheyenne, well known local real book published in 1961 is the biography . of her father, the estate dealer, was named on Zionist theoretician. Nachman First editions of the poetry of Tuesday by - Syrkin. the late Robert Frost were Mayor Jerome Dr. Benjamin Darsky, associ- placed on exhibition in Jerusa- Cavanagh as a lem this week. ate professor of Sociology at the member of U. of M. and author of "Compre- The manuscripts. were pre- the Detroit' hensive Medical Services Under sented to the Hebrew University Housing Com- by the noted Detroit collector, miss ion. Voluntary Health Insurance," He Charles E. Feinberg. will introduce Miss Syrkin. succeeds Don- The 50 bibliophile items are ald D. Lublin. Morris Lieberman, chairman of the Detroit Israel Histadrut being shown at the Hebrew Uni- Cane is a versity. Campaign, has called upon His- former state tadrut volunteers to complete commander of Cane their assignments and to bring -UJA Women in N.Y. the Jewish War Veterans and the returns to this event, the is one of Michigan's most ac- Raise $1,275,000 annual mid-campaign roll call. Admission is free and by invi- NEW YORK (JTA) — The tive JWV leaders. He is active tation only. 25th year of campaigning for in many other movements and Reservations may be made by the United Jewish Appeal of is presently serving as cam- calling UN 4-7094 or by writing MISS SANDRA WEINSTEIN Greater New York opened Mon- paign manager. for Common Pleas Court Judge Joseph J. to the Histadrut office, 19161 Mr. and Mrs. Morris Wein- day with a rally of 3,000 Pernick. Schaefer. A social hour and re- Women's Division volunteers at stein of Steel Ave. have an- freshments will follow. flounced the engagement of the Americana Hotel, followed their daughter, Sandra, to Nor- by two luncheons at which 600 Jewish Parents Group man ' leading con- Gorstein, son of Mrs. Anna of the divisions Sheldon Rott and his Teen, Adult Members Gorstein. A March 3 wedding tributors announced gifts total- ing $1,275,000. is planned. MARIE SYRKIN ORCHESTRA Present Music Event Peace Corps Director Robert "Music As You Like It" ilif" J HOME: "Blessed is the Match," "Your Shriver, Jr., received the first The Jewish Parents Institute OFFICE: LI 7.0896 School, Your Children," and will present a musical program l Kent and Pernick Eleanor Roosevelt Memorial U 5-2737 "Way of Valor," a biography of in honor of Jewish Music Month Award. Mrs. Roosevelt's son, Golda Mein Her most recent 9 p.m. March 2 at the Jewish Are Renomm ated Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr., new- Center. ly appointed Undersecretary of .rti:›3* , :x.:‹vwx:x.o.xxstwx..xx. Judges George D. Kent and Commerce, made the presenta- ig PLASTIC FURNITURE - The performers will consist of its adult and teen members. The Joseph J. Pernick were renomi- tion on behalf of the New York ( '1 COVERS Sid Shmarak's program will present Mrs. Milton nated for the Common Pleas UJA Women's Division. MADE TO ORDER 4' el or READY MADE Bates, soprano; Mrs. Morton bench at the Primary Election The award, given for "no- Eden, pianist; Tanah Freedman, on Monday. table achievement in enhancing CALL ANNA KARBAL - Judge Kent headed the candi- the dignity of man, in keeping Xi violinist; Dr. Louis Kaufman, LI 2-0874 r ■ /, flutist; Eugene Agins, mandolin; dates' list with 43,382 votes, and with the life-long ideals of Mrs. r.SX::ittM<>1.14:5 Judge Pernick was a close sec- Want to get away for a few Dr, Zalman Konikow, pianist; Franklin D. Roosevelt," in the days? The Park Shelton Hotel The Kinders Trio, folk singers; ond with 43,325. form of a silver plaque, com- For the HY Spot Another candidate on the same memorates Mrs. Roosevelt's is offering a special "HOLI- Mrs. Sidney Verier, Mrs. Jerry Of Your Affair DAY WEEKEND," for yourself Sillman, and Mrs. Morton Eden, ticket, Meyer R. Rubin, received long-standing interest in causes and spouse for two or three recorder trio; Lois Berman and 10,158 votes. Running on another aided by UJA, and her frequent Music by days—Saturday a.m. to Sunday Alan Ellis, dancers. Dr. Melvin . cket, on which Judge Farmer participation in its activities. I p.m., or Friday a.m. to Sunday Cohen will lead community sing- was renominated for the Com- It was presented to Shriver in Hy Herman p.m. For information call the ing with guitar accompaniment. mon Pleas CoUrt, William S. recognition of the accomplish- And His Orchestra manager or assistant manager The evening was arranged by Plotnick received 9,075 votes. ments of Peace Corps volun- formerly with Mickey Woolf Alvin Iwrey polled 1,013 votes at TR 5-9500. Dr. Zalman Konikow, Aaron BR 2-5447 teers in helping the people of * * * Sherman and Harold Gales. Mrs. in the race for the Common underdeveloped lands make • Distinctive Ceremonies Council. Arnold Axelrod and Mrs. Aaron a Specialty! Wyn & Harold Landis' new Hundreds of well-wishers progress toward better lives. restaurant and cocktail lounge, Sherman are in charge of the visited the Kent and Pernick food arrangements. THE FLAGPOLE, located at homes on election night to when you care enough to remember . 15509 Livernois, just north of congratulate them on their the John Lodge Expressway, is victories. open Monday through Friday The party at the Pernick from 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. for home, at 18300 Greenlawn, was lunches, and for cocktails 'till 7, especially festive. More than with ample parking adjoining 300 relatives and friends came the restaurant. Newly remodel- by HERMAN JAFFEE to congratulate the successful ed and decorated, the warm in- judicial candidate. Governor LI 2-6373 timate room is available for pri- Feb. 17 — To Mr. and Mrs. Swainson, who for 10 'years Weddings • Bar Mitzvahs • Home Portraits vate parties and business gath- 'Richard L. Coskey (Pauline was associated with Pernick, Member Northwest Professional Photographers Guild erings during the evening and prepsk-) of 13330 Dartmouth, whom he appointed to t h e over the weekend. Wyn and Oak Park, a son, Irwin Lowell. judgeship last December, was Harold. well known caterers in * * * among the first to call to con- the community also operate the Feb. 14 — To. Mr. and Mrs. gratulate him. HARBOR on the riverfront dur• Joseph F. Hirsch (Elaine Ham Pernick's parents, Mr. and ing the summer months. For in- merstein), 23701 Wildwood, Mrs. Maurice Pernick, were ARE NOW ACCEPTING RESERVATIONS FOR OUR FAMOUS formation, call 863-9809. there. The judge was able to Oak Park, a daughter, Jennifer * * * PASSOVER SEDORIM — MONDAY & TUESDAY NIGHTS — pass on the guests' congratula- Susan. * * * T. W. GRANT of 20010 Jas.1 tions to them in sign language, APRIL 8th and 9th. CALL UN 3-4351 FOR RIESERVATIONS. Couzens has gone to New York I Feb. 14 — To Mr. and Mrs. having learned it in order to "fishing for bargains" for his Gerald Katz (Janice Fuerst), converse with his parents, both We Still Have a Few Choice Dates Available For Bar Mitzvah, customers. He will re-open on 17160 Lee, Southfield, a daugh- deaf mutes. Showers, Weddings, Etc. at Your Home, Hall, Synagcgue or in Judges Kent and Pernick now Monday, March 4. ter, Lori Jo. Our Beautiful Terrace Room. * * * must campaign for election Feb. 12—To Mr. and Mrs. Lee against two opponents, ballot- Reedmmended by Physicians 18451 Wyoming Avenue Stein (Ellen Katzman), 1851 ing: to be on April 1. Villa, Birmingham, a son, Eric I Anthony. League of Jewish • * * Women's Groups Are Expert Mohel Feb. 12—To Mr. and Mrs. Serving in Hospitals and Homes John Fell- of Livonia, a son, Cited for Exhibits LI 2 - 4444 LI 1 - 9769 John Kevin. The League of Jewish Worn- - • * * I en's Organizations has awarded Feb. 9 — To Mr. and Mrs. citations to affiliated groups for CERTIFIED EXPERT MOHEL Phillip York (Norma Silver), outstanding exhibits which por- COCKTAIL LOUNGE, DINING ROOM, COFFEE SHOP RABBI 19920 Westbrook, a daughter, frayed their growth, announced PIANO BAR, BANQUET MURAL ROOM AVAILABLE Marcy Denise. Mrs. Martin Naimark, League JAMES COUZENS AT GREENFIELD * * * president. Feb. 9 --- To Dr. and Mrs. The exhibit was held at the Featuring: FE 4-4149 FE 4-8266 Bernard J. Fogel (Judith Sir- recent 35th annual League meet- Serving - in Hospitals and Homes bu), formerly of Detroit, now ing. residing at 322 Jewel St., New Winners include Mai Brith, Orleans, La., a son, Kenneth first prize for originality; Home REV. Alan. for Aged Women's Auxiliary, * * first prize for artistic quality; Feb. 7 — To Mr. and Mrs. Sinai Hospital Women's Guild, MOHEL Sy Warshawsky (Geraldine Her- honorable mention for artistic Serving at Homes and Hospitals man), 19358 Montrose, a daugh- quality; Detroit Women of Al- DI 1-9909 ter, Cheryl Ann. pha Omega Dental Fraternity, * * * OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK first prize for content; Sinai Feb. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hospital Women's Guild, popu- RABBI CHASKEL Madvin (Buzzy Seyburn), a son, lar vote winner. BOWLERS • COME DRESSED AS YOU 'ARE! Andrew S. GRUBNER * * *. Ample Free HARRY BOESKY Manoah was an ignoramus. for SPECIALIZED MOHEL BR 2-0644 Feb. 6—To Mr. and Mrs. Rob- he followed the dictates of his Your Host Parking Recommended by Physicians ert M. Komorn (Judith Katz), wife not only in household mat- Serving in Hospitals and Homes .Ann Arbor, a daughter, Sherri ters, but also in worldly affairs. 3298 Sturtevant TU 3-1441 Lynne. —Be racho th 61. 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