SID SHMARAK'S

Business Briefs

On Saturday, Rod Faudem, who
owned and operated a pool hall on
Dexter at Boston Blvd. for seven
years, is opening ROD'S CHALK
N' Q, a modern family billiard cen-
ter, where the entire family can
get together to play snooker, bil-
liards or pocket pool. The new es-
tablishment, located at 20340 W. 7
Mile R., west of Evergreen, is de-
1 i g ht f ully air-conditioned, has
beautiful, modern decor and has
free parking at the rear for 1,000
cars. Rod invites his many friends
to stop by and see him.

It's mechayehdige!"

Chef Boy-Ar-Dee could have
used the Italian superlative,
"buonissimo", to describe the
flavor of his Marinara Sauce
but decided that "mechayeh-
dige" would make you hun-
grier for a taste of it.

CHEF BOY-AR-DEE'

Marinara Sauce

/es an all purpose sauce for
turning ordinary dishes into a
feast of real Italian flavor—
for fish, stews, omelet, spa-
ghetti, rice and macaroni
dishes. Rich puree of tomato,
olive oil, onions and herbs,
slowly simmered for perfect

Montefiore Lodge Marks
100th Anniversary Here;
Elects Ruben Leipzig

ZOA Seeks 500,000 Document Signers
for Solidarity With People of Israel

Susan Plotnick Wed
to Charles Richards

A nationwide campaign to se-
cure the signatures of 500,000
Zionists on a declaration embody-
ing a tribute to Israel Prime Min-
ister Levi Eshkol in commemora-
tion of his first official visit to
the United States and an expres-
sion of solidarity with the people
of Israel in their valiant struggle
for peace and security was
launched this week by the Zionist
Organization of America, Dr. Max
Nussbaum, president of the organi-
zation, announced.
The inauguration of the cam-
paign is coupled with the issuance
of a special sheet of 12 com-
memorative stamps marking the
occasion of the historic visit by the
Israel Prime Minister as the guest
MRS. CHARLES RICHARDS
of President Lyndon B. Johnson
a
candlelight
ceremony
Sun-
At
and President Johnson's reaffirma-
day evening, Susan Ellen Plotnick tion of America's friendship for
became the bride of Charles Ed- the State of Israel. The proceeds
ward Richards in a ceremony
solemnized by Rabbi Benjamin
Gorrelick.
Israel Bible Contest Won Parents of the bride are Mrs.
Nathalie Benyas of Evergreen Rd.
by Russian-Born Student and
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Mr. Joseph Plotnick of Indiana
Yomtov Ave. The bridegroom is the son
TEL AVIV (JTA)
Krasniansky, a 24-year-old Russian- of Mrs. Florence Friedman of
born yeshiva student, won the Is- Votrobeck Ct.
raeli Bible Championship Sunday
The new Mrs. Richards wore
night. Nehemia Houja, 37, a blind a silk peau de sole gown with
telephone operator who was born
appliques of lace on the bodice
in Iraq, took second place, and
and an illusion veil of lace ap-
David Yaneeli, 53, an electrical plique and seeded pearls. She
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technician from Haifa, won third carried a bouquet of orchids and
place. The new champion, father Stephanotis on her Bible.
of two, settled in Israel five years
on
Attending her sister as matron
ago.
of honor was Mrs. Ed Schneider,
with Mrs. Edward Rosen as maid
of honor. Bridesmaids were Eliza-
beth Sak, Marsha Kaplan and
Helen Rosenbloom. Rebecca Plot-
nick was her sister's flower girl.
Best man was Robert Richards,
brother of the bridegroom. Mark
Plotnick, the bride's brother, was
usher, together with Ed Schneider
and Dr. Morton Benyas. Jory and
world's finest quality
Kevin Schneider were ring bearers.
After a Las Vegas and California
honeymoon, the couple will live on
Votrobeck Dr.

A series of events marking the
100th anniversary of Montefiore
Lodge in Detroit will be under the
direction of newly installed presi-
dent Ruben Leipzig.
The only husband-wife social
and fraternal lodge is a subordin-
ate lodge of the Free Sons of
Israel. A membership drive is
planned under chairman Milton
Gottesman, UN 4-7943, and will be
culminated with a celebration
featuring Sulie Harand in a new
Broadway musical Dec. 2 at
Temple Israel. For tickets, call Roz
Newman, UN 3-8486.
Others honored at the installa-
tion dinner were Samuel Engel-
bert, vice president; Celia Hack-
man and Leah Fertel, secretaries;
Louis Katz, tyler; Frieda Rubin,
treasurer; and Florence Cooper,
chaplain. A check for camp schol-
arships was presented to Dr. Peter
Shiffrin, president of the Fresh
Air Society.

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from these stamps will be ear-
marked for financing the ZOA's
expanded public relations program
to strengthen America-Israel
friendship and to arouse American
public opinion to the grave dan-
gers facing the peace and security
of the State of Israel.
Each declaration which was
mailed to the 100,000 members of
the ZOA throughout the country
contains space for five signatures
to appended by individual Zion-
ists together with a sheet of 12
commemorative stamps under the
slogan "America-Israel — Common
Ideals of Democracy."
The declaration with the names
of the signatories will be incor-
porated in an attractively bound
volume which will be presented
by Dr. Nussbaum and his associ-
ates to Prime Minister Eshkol dur-
ing the fall at his official residence
in Jerusalem.

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The Surf Theater, by popular
demand, has made special arrange-
ments to bring back the showing
of Molly Picon's Yiddish musical
films, "Yiddle with His Fiddle,"
and "Mamele" for one week only
through Wednesday.
Her initial picture, "Yiddle with
His Fiddle," was the first Yiddish
all-talkie ever made. It set up, vir-
tually overnight, a new industry,
fallowing its Broadway premiere.
"Mamele" packed audiences at the
Continental Theater on Broadway
for two months.
Miss Picon's supporting cast in-
cludes Edmund Zayenda, Gertrude
Bullman, Max Zozyk, Ola Shlifko,
Menashe Opperheim, Symhe Fos-
tel, Max Pearlman, Ruth Turkow,
Lew Schriftzecer, Bax Brin and
Carl Latowich.
Both films have English sub-
titles.

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, July 31, 1964
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IMP finest flavor and tendernm

COHEN, ZAGER & REZNICK—Proprietors of

KOSHER MEAT & POULTRY MARKET

HAVE PREPARED FOR YOUR EATING PLEASURE:

* Fresh Cut-Up Chicken Parts
* Ready Made Hamburger Patties
*City Chicken
*Oven Ready Turkeys
* Rolettes
* Boneless Chicken Breasts
*Veal Patties
*Veal for Scallopini
* Hamburger Steaks
*Minute Steaks

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SUMMER DRAPERY STORAGE

Let our trained technicians take yeur draperies
down for the summer! Your hOme will look cooler —
actually stay cooler. We will store your draperies,
cornice boards, etc. in our fully-insured special storage
vaults. Then, in the fall, we will deliver aud hang
them for you —"Custom" clean, crisply pleated.

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