At Home Receptions Scheduled for Temple Israel Confirmands Pierrot Lists 10 Favorite Trips in, North America Annual confirmation services of Temple Israel will take place on May 16. At-home receptions will be held on May 17 for the follow- ing Temple Israel confirmands: George F. Pierrot, managing di- rector of World Adventure Series whose travel programs are among the most popular in this area, has compiled an interesting pamphlet, "My Ten Favorite Trips in North America." Copies of this illustrated guide are available at all branches of Standard Federal Savings banks. Commencing with the New York World's Fair, the reader is taken on a Pierrot tour of New York. He is advised on the most interesting places to see, on costs of railroad fares and parking places, admission fees, etc. Other important places covered with invaluable suggestions in this booklet are: Montreal, Quebec and Saguenay; Washington, D. C. and Williamsburg; New England, Flor- ida, the Great Smokies, and there are chapters on circumnavigating Lake Superior and the Gréat Lakes cruise. TERRY BETH GOLDBERG, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Goldberg, Jr., 19050 Fairfield, 2-5 p.m. No cards. NANCY ILENE WOLFE, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Jerome S. Wolfe, 20505 Warrington, 2-5 p.m. No cards. TED J. WOLFE, son of Mr. and Mrs. Irving S. Wolfe, 19640 Strat- ford, 2-5 p.m. No cards. DEBORAH ZUCKER, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Zucker, 10400 Dartmouth, Oak Park, 2.5 p.m. No cards. BARBARA GOLDMAN, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Bernard J. Gold- man, 245 Esplanade, Mount Clemens, 2.5 p.m. No cards. Norman Robbins Will Be Honored by American Legion Michigan Dept. Norman N. Robbins, vice com- mander of the Department of Michigan. American Legion, will be honored by the Detroit Dis- tricts Association, American Legion, May 16 in the Northwest Detroit Post Home, Robbins, a jun- ior past com- mander of De- troit Districts, which comprises 90 Legion posts, will be honored at a testimonial dinner 6 p.m. that Robbins day, in apprecia- tion of the work he has done on behalf of all servicemen. He is a past chairman of the local American Legion junior baseball committee; past state judge advocate and legal counsel for the 40 & 8; chairman of the house of delegates of the Ameri- can Legion Memorial Home Asso- ciation; past commander of Todd Post; and an active member of other post, district and department committees. Recently, Gov. Romney appoint- ed Robbins. an attorney, to the Veterans Trust Fund board of trus- tees for a two-year term, repre- senting the American Legion. Robbins is a member of Perfec- tion Lodge, a 32-degree Mason and a Shriner. Monsignor Charles Owen Rice, popularly known as Western Penn- sylvania's "labor priest," was hon- ored by more than 600 civic, com- munal and labor leaders at dinner in Pittsburgh in behalf of Israel Bonds. Approximately $700,000 in Israel Bonds were sold at the dinner, which was the occasion for a city- March 28 — To Mr. and Mrs. wide tribute of the labor movement Newton B. Bernstein (Shirley to Monsignor Rice for his many Beitman), 20555 Lahser, a son, years of crusading leadership in behalf of social justice and the James Jacob. cause of labor, and for his warm friendship and support for the March 27—To Mr. and Mrs. State of Israel. , Arnold Shapero (Rhoda Gould), 15977 George Washington, South- Pupils to Mark Shavuot field, a son, Brian Michael. Hayim Greenberg School will * * hold a children's Shavuot celebra- Suburb Population Up; tion 4 p.m. Thursday. Portions of the Torah and from modern writ- So Are Baby Bonuses ing will be read, and the school It was a pre-Mother's Day Big chorus will sing, under the direc- Baby Bonanza for The Jewish News tion of Bella Goldberg. Younger children will perform and Raskin Food Co. last. week. Bikkurim dances. The PTA will Two sets of twins and a 10-pound- serve refreshments. Guests invited. four-ounce boy were born to sub- urban area couples. Collegian in Oratory Contest Irwin Cohen, 10785 Kingston. Winners of the Raskin Big Baby Bonus food products were Mrs. Huntington Woods, a student at Herbert Goodwin of Rensselaer the Detroit Institute of Technol- Ave., Oak Park, with twin son and ogy, placed third in the 23rd an- daughter; Mrs. Jack Wolrauch of nual Metropolitan Intercollegiate Northfield Ave., Oak Park- with Traffic Safety Oratorical Contest twin daughters; and Mrs. Paul sponsored by the Traffic Safety Schreiman of Flamingo Ave., Li- and Highway Improvement De- vonia, with a son. partment of the Ford Motor Co. "RASKIN BIG BABY BONUS" MRS. HERBERT GOODWIN (Twins) MRS. JACK WOLRAUCH (Twins) and MRS. PAUL SCHREIMAN (10 lbs., 41/2 oz.) Congratulations on the birth of your children and we hope the RASKIN PRODUCTS you received helped make your first week at home easier. RASKIN FOOD CO. 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