Allied Campaign Reaches
Half of 1962 Achievement
Thamages
Lois Desow to Wed Mr. and Mrs. Group;
City of Hope, to Meet
Jay J. Lorber
The Detroit Mr. and Mrs.
Group of the City of Hope will
GLICK-GOLDMAN—In a dou-
hold a business and social meet-
ble-ring ceremony at Cong. Bnai
ing 8:30 p.m. Saturday at the
Moshe on March 24, Lois Sandra
home of Ernie and Ann Gradis,
Goldman became the bride of
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Edward Sidney Glick. Rabbi
Moses Lehrman and Cantor Hy-
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man Adler officiated. Parents
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of the newlyweds are Mr. and
Mrs. Martin Goldman of Oak
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Park and Mrs. and Mrs. Maurice
and His Orchestra
Glick of Oak Park. • The bride
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wore a gown of white chantilly
lace with an elbow-length veil.
She carried a Bible trimmed
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with white orchids. Attending
BERNARD H.
the bride was her new sister-in-
law, Marsha Fisher, matron of
honor. Bridesmaids were Carol
Sue Goldman, sister of the bride,
and Roslyn Goldstein, cousin of
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the bride. Flower girl was Kim
MISS
LOIS
DES
OW
Goldman, cousin of the bride.
Robert Glick, brother of the
Mr. and Mrs. David Desow of
At Allied Jewish Women's Division rally — Molly
bridegroom, served as best man. Cherrylawn Ave. announce the
Picon, noted actress, being greeted by Mrs. Morris Brand-
Ushers were Steven Gross, engagement of their daughter,
and his
wine, chairman of general solicitations.
cousin of the bridegroom, and Lois Fern, to Jay J. Lorber, son
ORCHESTRA
Gil Mayor. Ring - bearer was of Mrs. Ann B. Lorber of High-
"Music As You Like it"
HOME:
OFFICE:
The 1963 Allied Jewish Cam- sions were closely followed by David Goldman, cousin of the land Park and Dr. Joseph H. Lor-
bride.
After
honeymooning
in
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paign's progress was outlined at the food division. Division Co- Washington, D. C., the couple ber of Southfield.
Chairman Robert Rosenthal, re-
The bride-elect is a senior in
its first report meeting last Fri- porting for Peter B. Copeland, will reside in Oak Park.
the College of Education at
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day, with all 10 campaign divi- announced 74% of last year's
Wayne State University. Her fi-
MON. and TUES. ONLY
YATES-PLOTKIN: A candle- ance is a senior in the College of
sions reporting more than 50% $578,000 total.
Paul Broder, chairman of the light ceremony was the setting Medicine at Wayne State and is
of 1962 achievement. The meet-
HAIRCUT, SHAMPOO
ing was chaired by Leonard N. services division with Harold S. when Phyllis Joan Plotkin be- affiliated with Phi Lambda Kap-
AND SET
pa
fraternity.
A
Dec.
1
wedding
came
the
bride
of
Harvey
M.
Norman,
reported
$210,000
—
Simons, former campaign co-
Yates
at
Temple
Israel
on
March
is
planned.
Plus
Condition
chairman, and a vice-chairman 68% of the 196'2 achievement.
$20
Treatment
this year. The Rev. William
For the mechanical trades di- 30. Rabbi M. Robert Syme and
Limited
Time
Hull, spiritual advisor to Adolph vision, whose chairman is Harry Cantor Harold Orbach officiated.
Music the ,Stein-VVny
Eichmann, by appointment of B. Aronow, Jack 0. Lefton re- The bride is the daughter of Mr.
HAIR DESIGN
the Israeli government, was the ported 67% — $1,128,000 of the and Mrs. William Plotkin, 23730
Coyle, Oak Park, and the bride-
STUDIO
meeting's speaker.
1962 total.
groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
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Look for the Green Canopy
The real estate and building
The mercantile division, with Stanley M. Yates, 15298 Miller,
10615 W. 7 Mile at Pinehurst
division was the meeting spon- Marvin G. Alexander, chairman, Oak Park. Howard Plotkin,
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sor and division chairman Lewis reporting, announced $299,000, brother of the bride, served as
S. Grossman called for the cam- 61% of 1962 giving.
best man, and Mrs. Jerome
paign reports.
The professional division, un- Wolok, sister of the bridegroom,
For the host division, Alfred der the chairmanship of Dr. Ab- was maid of honor. Also in the
Deutsch reported that he antici- raham Becker and Milton J. wedding party were Sharon
pates total achievement for 1963 Miller, has more than 3,500 pros- Sosnick, Mrs. Harvey Lapin,
Our qualified professional photographers will
of more than three-fourths of a pective contributors-1,000 more Mrs. Steve Yardley and Mrs.
record your party properly and efficiently.
million dollars which would be in volume than the next highest Richard Henderson as brides-
"Quality and Service Always"
$100,000 more than its 1962 number in the mercantile divi- maids. Mark Owens, Steve Yard-
sion. Dr. Samuel J. Hyman, re- ley, Richard Henderson and
achievement.
Alan E. Luckoff reported for ported for the 'division the sum Michael A d e 11 attended the
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the arts and crafts division, of $450,000, 56% of 1962 giving. bridegroom. Steve Coden, Sol
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whose chairman is Irving Gold-
Grossman reported that the Ash and Aaron Kranitz • served
We are happy to show samples on request.
berg. His division, which was total of the seven trade and as ushers. The couple will reside
the leading trade and profession- professional divisions stood at in Livonia after a wedding trip
al division in 1962, reported $2,759,000 on 3,500 pledges, to the West Coast.
78% of last year's total of $221,- which was 67% of 1962 total
Name Executive Committee
000.
giving.
The two front-running divi-
The Women's Division made 'for Schumer Testimonial
the leading report at the first
The executive committee for
Emphasizing EXPERT INSTRUCTION by
meeting, with Mrs. Sidney J. the Harry L. Schumer Detroit
Institute Appoints
Karbel reporting 84% of 1962 Labor Zionist "Man of the Dec-
TALENTED, EXPERIENCED LEADERS • •
giving. The Women's Division ade" testimonial was organized
Burns as Director of
chairman is Mrs. Harold A. at a meeting Sunday in the Labor
Summer Day Camp
Robinson.
Zionist Institute.
The Sholem Aleichem Insti-
Reporting for the metropolitan
The testimonial will be the
tute announces the appointment and organizations divisions, Isa- highlight of the Farband LZO-
of Elliot Burns as director of its dore H. Kolodney announced Pioneer Women-Landsmanshaften
summer day camp, Camp Sha- 51% of 1962 giving. Barry Yaker, 1963 Detroit Israel Bond cam-
shua.
reporting for Junior Division paign.
A teacher in the Fine Arts Chairman Louis M. Stern, an-
4-WEEK or 8-WEEK ENROLLMENTS
Mrs. Morris L. Schaver is hon-
Department of Oak Park High nounced 53% of 1962 giving.
orary chairman and Morris Lie-
Stanley and Elsie Michaels, Directors
School, Burns is experienced in
berman is the testimonial chair-
day camping and in work with
19647 Roslyn, Detroit 2L Michigan
man. Co-chairmen are: Norman
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children.
Cottler, William Hordes, Sol Ka-
Camp Shashua will open on
nat, Sam Kaufer, Nathan Linden,
Member of American Camping Association
June 24. Centered in the air-
Joe Lee, Hyman Lipsitz, Nathan
conditioned building at 19350
P. Rossen and Sidney M. Shevitz.
Greenfield, the camp program is
Members of the executive com-
designed for children from the
mittee are Sam Belkin, Isidore
ages of 4 through 10. The camp
Burstein, Israel Burnstein, Harry
program includes sports, swim-
Citrin, Hyman Friedman, Maur-
ming, arts and crafts, trips to
ice Gelfand, Harry Gonte, Mor-
of the
ris Goldsmith, Mrs. M. Goldoftas,
places of interest and is enrich-
Mrs. Rachel Kurtzman, Mrs. Mich-
ed with Jewish experiences.
ael Michlin, Misha Malin, Jack
For information, call VE
Malamud, Jack Moskovitz, Mor-
8-7440.
ritz Schubiner, David Sislin and
Let us help you plan your
J. L. Stone.
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At Its Best!
Mother's Gefilte
Fish in 3 Ways
o The Parents
BAR MITZVAH BOY
Bar Mitzvah Reception-Dinner
Display Wins Award
Detroiter Eric Lind's display
"The Story of a Movement" won
a special award as part of the
Judaica Historical Philatelic So-
ciety exhibit at Interpex-63 held
recently at the Hilton-Statler in
New York.
The display documented in 80
pages of poster stamps, papers,
letters, clippings and photos the
story of the movement against
anti-Semitism founded in Vienna
30 years ago by Irene Harand,
now living in the United States.
She attended the exhibit, along
with other members of the move-
ment who paid tribute to com-
rades who lost their lives in the
Nazi holocaust.
Social Singles Will
Hold Dance Workshop
Three distinctly different
blends of Mother's Gefilte
Fish are available, each with
its own flavor. They are the
All Whitefish, the Whitefish
and Yellow Pike and the Old
Fashioned variety, a combina-
tion of whitefish, pike and
carp. All three styles are
Kosher for Passover and Par-
eve.
The Social Singles will spon-
sor a three-hour dance workshop
in collaboration with the Jack
Barnes Dance Studio 8 p.m. Sun-
day at the Jewish Center.
Nick and Claudia Dean, in-
structors for Jack Barnes, will
teach the Fox Trot, Bossa Nova,
Cha:Cha, and include the basic
steps for the Twist and Swing.
There will be three one-hour
sessions with intermission for re-
freshments. The first session will
begin promptly at 8 p.m.
This program is for single
people between the ages of 21
and 35.
You can be confident that our well
trained staff will put forth every effort
to make this memorable occasion
a very happy one.
For the convenience of your out-of-town guests, we also hove
available comfortable air-conditioned rooms and suites . . . for
their dining pleasure, our beautiful Sapphire Dining Room . . .
and ample parking in our underground heated garage.
Plese call our catering manager, Mr. Sned-
don, who will gladly make an appointment
with you and show you our fine facilities.
ref
Inquire About Our
Holiday "Week-End
Plan."
Phone TR 5-9500
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William A. Dunn, Manager