Friday, Octo ber 25, 1963—THE DETROIT JEWISH NEW S-30
Bnai Brith Honors Mutznick
MUMFORD
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G
S
By
PATTY REISTMAN
Heading this year's senior
class as president is Steve
Cohen. Other January officers
are Vice-President David Sum-
Label A. Katz (second from left), president of Bnai Brith,
presents a silver menorah to former president Philip M. mer, Secretary Kathy Brand
Klutznick at a national celebration commemorating the organi- and Treasurer Linda Talon.
Chairmen of the various corn-
zation's 120th anniversary held in Chicago. Others are Attorney
General Robert F. Kennedy who delivered the principal address mittees and their assistants
and Abraham Feinberg, chairman of an anniversary Founders are Prom, Elevlyn Paul and
fund. Klutznick was cited as "personifying the purpose of Bnai Allan Cohen; social, Lauri Spec-
Brith." Other long-time members to be honored in subsequent tor and Bruce Gallant; honors
events during the anniversary year are Justice Arthur Gold- convocation, Sarah Pokempner
berg, former Senator Herbert H. Lehman and Jack Benny. and Elaine Berkley; color,
flower and motto, Harry Lubet-
sky and Arthur Brand;. com-
mencement, Steve Weisz and
Patty Reistman; f i n a n c i a 1,
artA An, 17 0 ti ft
Linda Talon and Charles Shap-
Oct. 18 — To Mr. and Mrs iro; secretarial, Kathy Brand
Last Week's Winner of the
Harold Kalt (Geraldine Sam and Judy Rogers.
uels), 16124 Addison, South
"RASKIN
Twenty - seven Mumfordites
field, a son, Mark Anthony.
were given certificates of com-
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BIG BABY BONUS"
was
Oct. 15—To Mr. and Mrs. mendation by the Merit Scholar-
MRS. ELIEZER FRIEDMAN
Henry Lybeck (Faye D. Wad- ship Corporation for their per-
(8 Lbs., 21/2 Oz.)
dell) of Oak Park, a son, Law- formance on the scholarship
Congratulations on the birth of
exam. The recipients were Rich-
your son and we hope the
rence Eric.
ard Aronsson, David Braver-
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RASKIN PRODUCTS you re-
ceived helped make your first
Oct. 14—To Mr. and Mrs. An- man, William Brodt, Dennis
week at home easier.
sel E. Aberly (Suzanne Gail Cohen, Barbara Desow, David
RASKIN FOOD CO. Kohl)
of Concord Ave., Hunt- Diskin, Lenore Ferber, Richard
ington Woods, a daughter, Gottlieb, John Harvith and
Rochelle Kessler.
Oct. 20—To Mr. and Mrs. Ed- Naomi Diana .
ward Dworkin (Una Goodman),
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Also receiving awards were
25679 Southwood, Southfield, a
Oct. 13—To Mr. and Mrs. Katheryn Meistrich, Barbara
son, Marc Steven.
Ronald Stocker (Andrea Levin), Miller, Steve Parker, Toni Reis-
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17534 Sussex, a son, Bradley man, Donald Resnick, Stephen
Richardson, Charles Robinson,
Oct. 18—To Mr. and Mrs. Ben- Howard.
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Joel Saxe, Eli Scherr, Gail
son B. Leet (Shirley Appel-
Sept. 25 — To Mr. and Mrs. Schwartz, William Shevin, Alan
blatt), 19935 Faust, a daughter,
Sheldon Lepler (Reva Taylor), Sobel, Jared Stamell, Lana
Anita Ann.
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a son. Jeffrey.
Stein, Phillip Tigel, Richard
Weiner, all 12B's and Steve
Oct. 16 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Sept. 13 — To Dr. and Mrs. Cohen, 12A.
Henry Dodge (Mary Lou Salo-
mon), 19514 Fielding, a son, Richard N. Weiss (Ilene H. Gil-
The American Field Service
man), 19927 Strathmore, a has selected four Mumfordites
David Paul.
daughter, Enid Lynn.
as semi-finalists to be eligible
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for its various foreign exchange
Recommended by Physicians
Oct. 9—To Mr. and Mrs. Har- programs. Those chosen for fur-
vey Wax (Laney Zucker, for- ther consideration are Martin
merly of New York) of Man- Abel and Leslie Berg, 12B's.
derson Rd., a daughter, Wendy and Jeffrey Champagne annd
Anne.
Judy Moss, 11B's.
Expert Mohel
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Serving in Hospitals and Homes
This week, the student body
Oct.
4—To
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mi-
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chael Goldman (Margo Schrei- participated in the traditional
ber), 24220 Kenosha, Oak Park, Id-Week. The activities planned
twin daughters, Nancy Ann and to bolster school spirit, included
CERTIFIED EXPERT MOHEL
a pep rally, sweat shirt, off
Ilisa Beth.
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color and school color days.
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Oct. 4—To Mr. and Mrs. Ed- Today's program consists of a
ward Radner (Susan Klinger), football game with Pershing
of Beaverland Ave., a son, Jeff- and "Gung-Ho," a dance to be
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held at 8:30 p.m. in the school
rey
Alan.
Serving in Hospitals and Homes
gym.
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Scholarship applications to
Sept. 25 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Joshua Geller, 20539 Blackstone, various schools and universities
REV.
are now available to 12B's and
a son, David Glenn.
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12A's and may be obtained from
Sept. 24 — To Mr. and Mrs. the counselors.
MOHEL
Jay Masserman, son of Mr.
Edward Segal (Belle Elaine
Serving at Homes and Hospitals
Green), 18403 Wisconsin, a son, and Mrs. Paul Masserman and
correspondent for the Jewish
Brian Howard.
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News, was elected to serve as
Aug. 12 — To Mr. and Mrs. a Detroit Common Councilman
William Stern (Judy Shepherd, on Boys' Day, this past Wednes-
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formerly of Detroit) of New day. Others appointed to posi-
ISAAC KAPLAN
York, a son, Raymond Michael. tions include David Halpert,
DSR director; Mark Gudwin,
Certfied Mohel
Serving in Homes & Hospitals
director of the Arts Commis-
Countown
at
Leet
17181 Cherrylown
sion; Dennis Cohen, chairman
Home
Ends
on
'18'
of the board of assessors; and
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The •countdown at the home Steve Parker, program director
of the Benson B. Leets (Shirley of radio station WKi'IH.
Appelblatt), 19935 Faust, habi-
REV.
tually ends on the number 18. Alpha Nu Parents
The new addition to the Leet
family, Anita Ann, obliged her Club Will Meet
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parents and sisters, Sharon and
Alpha Nu Parents Club will
Serving in Homes & Hospitals
Harriet, born on the same date meet Tuesday evening at the
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in 1950 and 1953, respectively, Madison Dental Supply, 15888
by also arriving on Oct. 18.
Wyoming.
Anita Ann is the 42nd great
Harold Haber, program chair-
REV.
grandchild of Mrs. Leah Leet man has announced the theme
Davison, 9414 Holmur, who re- of the meeting will be "World of
cently celebrated her 94th birth- Alpha Omega," with Drs. Ezriel
day.
Certified Mohel
Weller and Martin Naimark as
Guest speakers. A social hour
Serving at Homes and Hospitals
Iron and copper ore reserves will follow.
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in Michigan's Upper Peninsula
Irving Grand, president urges
are sufficient for many decades past members and parents of
Want ads get quick results! of continued mining activity.
freshmen students to attend.
cements
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LEO GOLDMAN
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Israel Goodman
Marshall L. Goldman
Random Reissues Keystowe-Sandier
Ellison's Novel
Engagement Told
Random House has reissued,
as part of its Modern Library
s e r i e-s , "Invisible Man," by
Ralph Ellison.
It is one of the very famous
and impressive works on the
race issue. It first appeared in
1947, has been reissued in sev-
eral editions and is perhaps
more vital today than ever be-
fore.
"I am invisible simply be-
cause people refuse to see me,"
is the way the story commences,
and then comes a plot that is as
dramatic today as the issues
facing the Negro were two dec-
ades ago.
Even more applicable to the
present, when so much effort is
exerted to abandon the invis-
ibility and to bring the colored
issue to the front is the au-
thor's assertion: "Even hiberna-
tion' can be overdone . . . Per-
haps that's my greatest social
crime. I've overstayed by hiber-
nation, since there's a possi-
bility that even an invisible man
has a socially responsible role
to play."
Random announces that it
will soon publish Ellison's new,
as yet untitled second novel.
Radomer Board Meets
Radomer Aid and Ladies So-
ciety will hold an executive
board meeting 8:30 p.m. Mon-
day at the Workmen's Circle,
18340 W. Seven Mile. The dis-
cussion will center on a Gaines
Party and other charity af-
fairs. Mrs. Bessie Adler will be
hostess. A meeting will be held
8:30 p.m. Nov. 5.
BORMAN STOCK
Joseph Kron, executive vice
president of Borman Food
Stores, reported to the stock-
holders at their annual meeting
held at the executive offices of
the corporation, that net earn-
ings for the 13 week quarter
ended Sept. 28 were $572,000
after provision of $617,444 for
federal income taxes, and were
equivalent to 23 cents per share.
Announcement has been made
of the engagement of Roberta
Nancy Keystone to Herbert Ar-
thur Sandler. The bride-elect is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Keystone of Washburn
Ave. Her fiance is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Alec Sandler of
Tracey Ave. A summer wedding
is planned.
Kvutzah Ivrith to Hear
Rabbi Wohlgelernter
Rabbi M. J. Wohlgelernter,
former Detroiter and secretary
of Israel's Chief Rabbinate, will
address the Kvutzah Ivrith
(Hebrew Culture Society) 9
p.m. Saturday at the Jewish
Center.
His topic will be "Mesug
Hagoluyoth — The Integration
of the Ingathered Exiles."
Hebrew - speaking people are
welcome, free of charge.
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