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Dr. Peter G. Shifrin, president
of the Fresh Air Society, said this
week that the FAS will serve 1,900
boys and girls, ages 8-16. The first
of three contingents of 600 camp-
ers left for Camp Tamarck, Brigh-
ton and Camp Tamarack, Orton-
ville, on Thursday.
The society also sponsors three
teen travel programs — two travel-
ing to the east coast and the other
to Denver, Colorado and Yellow-
stone, Wyoming. These trippers
follow a planned itinerary — cook
their own meals arid tent out every
night. The itineraries include visits
Ross-Raskin Vows
Said in New York
MISS MARTHA ROBBINS
MISS HARRIET FISHMAN
MISS PEARL GOTTLIEB
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Leonard
Robbins of Wrexford Rd., South-
field, announce the engagement of
their daughter Martha Jane to
Lawrence Friedricks, son of Mr.
Irving Friedricks of New York
City and the late Mrs. Friedricks.
Miss Ribbins is a graduate of the
Liggett School and Northwestern
University. Her fiance attended
Dartmouth College.
A July 25 wedding is planned.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fishman
of Northfield Blvd., Oak Park, an-
nounce the engagement of their
niece Harriet, daughter of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Ben Fishman, to
William R. Jacoby.
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Bernard Jacoby of Birwood Ave.
A November wedding is plan-
ned.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gottlieb of
Cleveland Heights, Ohio, announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter Pearl Joy to Seymour Green-
stein, son of Mr. Harry Green-
stein, 20145 Stansbury, and the
late Minnie Greenstein.
Miss Gottlieb attends Cuyahoga
Community College in Cleveland.
Her fiance, a graduate of Wayne
State University, is presently do-
ing graduate work at WSU.
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Fresh Air Society to Serve Over 1,900
Campers; Announces Innovations
to universities, national parks, and
music and dance festivals.
Each year the campers at both
camps are offered increased op-
portunities to go on three day
canoe trips. This year they will
use the Au Sable, Manistee and
P ere Marquette Rivers. Pioneer
campers, 14-16, attend the festival
at Stratford, Ontario.
This year four groups of camp-
ers will each spend ten days at
Camp Kennedy, near Munising, in
the upper peninsula. Camp Ken-
nedy is the newly acquired camp
site contributed to the community.
The program will be supervised
by Arnold Collins who has been
a staff member for the past three
years.
Morton Levitsky is resident di-
rector at Brighton and Marvin
B e r ma n is resident director at
Ortonville. Sam Marcus is the ex-
ecutive director.
FOR THE BEST IN
MUSIC & ENTERTAINMENT
SAM EMMER
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MRS. MARTIN ROSS
Amy Raskin, daughter of the
Morris Raskins of New York City,
was married to Martin Baer Ross,
son of Dr. and Mrs. Hyman Ross,
4315 W. Outer Dr., in New York
recently. The nuptials were sol-
emnized by Rabbi Nathan A. Peril-
man.
The couple, both graduates of
Michigan State University, will
live in California.
MISS LOIS LEVI
MISS JOYCE WEINBERG
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Weinberg
of Sorrento Ave. announce the en-
gagement of their daughter Joyce
Ann to Jerry Weisman, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Murray Weisman of Tor-
onto, Ont.
Mr. Weisman attends Wayne
State University's School of Busi-
ness Administration.
A December wedding is plan-
ned.
Sngagernents
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Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence I. Levi
of Argyle Crescent Dr. announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter Lois Ann to Mark Shaevsky,
son of Mrs. Tolio Shavesky of
Robson Ave. and the late Mr.
Shaevsky.
Miss Levi graduated from the
University of Michigan. Her fi-
ance graduated from the Uni-
versity of Michigan and the Uni-
versity of Michigan Law School
where he was a member of Phi
Beta Kappa and Order of the
Coif.
MISS RENA JOFFE
Announcement is made of the
engagement of Rena Leah Joffe
to Richard Sheldon Panush, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Panush of
Roselawn Ave.
The bride-elect, daughter of
Mrs. Boris Joffe of San Juan Dr.
and the late Mr. Joffe, is a junior
at the University of Michigan. Her
fiance attends the University of
Michigan Medical School, where
he is a member of Phi Beta Kappa
honor society.
Camping for 2,400 Children Provided
by Child Rescue Women in 12 Years
A delegation from the North- . The children, who will return
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Floch of
west
Child Rescue Women, headed from camp on Monday, are 12
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the
en
Winthrop Ave. announce
gagement of their daughter Chana by Mrs. Milton P. Kogan, camp years of age and upwards.
Camp Brighton is staffed by the
Laya to Raymond P. Kesner. He is chairman, were on hand at the
the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Northwestern Recreation Center Detroit Department of Parks and
to bid goodbye to the 200 retarded Recreation.
Kesner of Biltmore Ave.
A highlight of a camp outing
children they are sending to Camp
Brighton this year. The women was a carnival honoring Northwest
have raised $48,000 to sponsor Child Rescue Women on Thursday.
SID SHMARAK'S
2,400 retarded children over the
past 12 years. These children JNF Office Will Close
would otherwise have been denied on Sundays in Summer
a camping experience.
The Jewish National Fund will
"The general public does not be closed Sundays during the
From now through July 13, realize what a heartwarming ex-
of July and August, ac-
BARTON'S BONBONNIERE, located perience it is to work with retard- months
cording to an announcement by
at 18309 Wyoming, one block north ed children," Mrs. Kogan stated. Percy Kaplan, executive director.
of Curtis, and 24790 Coolidge, Oak "None of us knew anything about
The daily schedule during the
Park, next door to Dexter Davison retarded children when we started.
Market, is offering a jar of "Minu- All of us feel we have gained much week remains as usual: 9 a.m. to
5 p.m. Monday through Thursday
ettes" miniature hard candies in more than we have given." -
and 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday.
cherry, mint, orange, lemon or
Mrs. Nathan Yost, president of
lime, at no extra cost, with pur- Northwest Child Rescue Women,
chase of a box of Barton's Sum- said: "It is gratifying to see the
ENJOY ICED
mer Assortment or Barton's Con- excitement on the faces of these
tinental Cookies at their regular children. Mrs. Albert Dick of the
at
price.
Detroit Association for Retarded
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Children, Earle Rissmann and Wil-
PENN REALTY CO. announces liam Ryder of Detroit Department
the forthcoming move of its of- of Parks and Recreation, are tire-
fices at 11324 Woodward to 10115 less workers on this project."
BIGELOW'S FAMOUS BLEND OF
W. MicNichols just west of Wyom-
Perry Daust, president of the
TEA WITH ORANGES AND SPICE
ing on or about July 1. The move Detroit Association for Retarded
igelowi Norwalk,Conn, Sold
A productof
was initiated because of the need Children, expressed his apprecia-
for larger and more modern of- tion to the group.
fices to better serve the firm's
clientele. For information, call DI THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
3205 W. McNichols Rd.
Friday, June 26, 1964
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