Janet Rope Engaged
to Robert Ginsberg

1
1

Planning Session, .Social Set for Mr., Mrs. Group

activities in Society

-

Mr. and Mrs. Joshua N. Gray of Parklawn Ave., Oak Park are
completing a Western vacdtion, which included stops at San Francisco,
Portland and Seattle.

Mr. and Mrs. Group, City of
Discussion of fund-raising proj-
Rope, will meet 8:30 p.m. Saturday sects is planned. A social evening
at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. will follow.
Morey Charmer, 13410 Rosemary,
Oak Park.

ROSENOW

COMING
NEXT
WEEK !
JULES
DONESON'S
TRAVEL
PHOTO-QUIZ

UN 3-7626

WATCH
FOR IT !

You can't pursue happiness and
catch it; it comes upon you un-
Benny Adler, 17210 Roberts, Southfield, and Shelley Bank, 18300
awares—while you are helping
Santa Barbara, were among a group of 300 teen-agers who attended others.
Yeshiva University's Torah Leadership Seminar at Camp Morasha,'
00000000000.01a_0440404_94,
Lake Como, Pa.
O

Mrs. William Fields (Barbara Goren) of Los Angeles recently
visited her sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Abe Goren of Beverly
Ave., Oak Park, along with her daughter, Nicole Laura. The Gorens'
daughter, Sandra Gale, is now in Los Angeles visiting her relatives.

MISS JANET ROPE
Mr. and Mrs. Sanford J. Rope of
Sorrento Ave. announce the en-
gagement of their daughter Janet
Lynn to Robert Seymour Gins-
berg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Isadore
Ginsberg of Ewald Circle. .
A Sept. 12, 1965 wedding is
planned.

MAIN CARPET LAND

Rugs — Draperies
CARPET VALUES

To Fit Every Need L Budget

15 Gorgeous Colors

DuPont 501

Cleans like, n
dream with or-
dinary household
detergents a n,d
.keeps new look -
ing offer years of
hard wear. Aver-
age home of 30
square yards,
completely i n -

stalled.

Includes

tackless installa-
tion a n d taxes.
$223.44. 0 n I y
$7.71 per month.

95

7.95
Valise

sq. yd.

13 Exciting

Colors

Gorgeous Folklore

Heavy Grade

Space - dyed
Tweed 501 ,Con-
tinuous Filament
Nylon. Textured
Hi-Lo Loop Pile.
Tweeds or solid
colors. Averoge
home of 30
square yards,
completely i n
storied. Includes

carpeting, r

u b -

berized waffle
pad, tackless in-
stallation, taxes.
$254.64. Only
$8.78 per month.

8.95
Value

595

sq. yd .

AT HOME SERVICE:

To see these and many other
fine Carpet values in your apart-
ment or home,

Call 342-5445

MAIN

CARPET LAND

RUGS, DRAPERIES
15047 W. 8 Mile Rd.

(3 Blocks E. of Greenfield)

3424445

Open Evenings 'Ti! 9 P.M.

a

O

MUSIC BY

ERIC

guests at the recent Katzen-Berman wedding here
Out
included Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Gordon, Mrs. Jules Siegel and Mrs. ,
a
Harold Marcus, all of New Brunswick, N. J.; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph a His Continental Orchestra 5
Naman and the Benjamin Namans of Somerset N. J.; Mr. and Mrs. e'
And Entertainment
Sol Sied, Robert and Steven Sied of New Brunswick, and the Harold
Bermans of Highland Park, N. J. Others were Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Braun of Wilkesboro. Pa.; the Morris Sombergs and Bonnie, Mark and
Alan, of Los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. William Miller of Lincolnwood, "zrznnrinc:ro-rearrinnns-rainnee-
Ill.; and Adele Bard of Chicago_
Benjamin Levinson, president, Franklin Mortgage Corporation,
and Mrs. Levinson, along with Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Michaels, will be
hosts to 35 presidents, vice presidents and their wives, of some of the
"Buy With
lragest financial institutions in the East. The Levinsons and Michaels
were host at a dinner, Thursday, at the Regency Hotel, New York, held
prior to the National Mortgage Bankers convention in Washington.

.

For Your Fine Diamonds aid Jewelry

Confidence"

Norman Allan Co.

More than 250 young people attended the first jointly sponsored
leadership conference of the United Jewish Appeal and Council of
Federations and Welfare Funds in Columbus. Detroiters at the sessions
included Mr and Mrs. Robert Kasle, James Hack, Harry • Nosanchuk
and. Mrs. Esther Appelrnan. Members of the conference planning com-
mittee included Martin E. Citrin, Merle Harris, Max M. Shaye and
William M. Wetsman.
Avraham Melamed, 19-year-old member of the Israeli Olympic
swimming team, and his mother spent the weekend here visiting his
uncle and family, the Jack Malamuds, 22511 Bellwood, Southfield.
Meiamed, wh
o-I kei s
at
ai Kibbutz Ramat Yochanan. has been training at
ticipate in the 200-meter. butterfly event at Tokyo
Yale University to
next week.
Mrs. Harvey Horwitz (Annette Gladstone) and son Lee Jeffrey of
El Paso have - been spending the holidays with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Zygrnunt Konigsberger, 15895 Harden Circle, Southfield, and
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Horwitz, 14331 Curtis.

Mrs. Pearl Kosofsky of the Jules Doneson Travel Agency has re-
turned from a `"scouting tour" of the Virgin Islands.
Tracy Freeman of E. Jefferson Ave., left recently on a trip to
Russia, Czechoslovakia, Hungary and Yugoslavia.
# Rabbi and Mrs. James I. Gordon, 13694 Wales, Oak Park, will be
hosts to members of Young Israel Center of Oak Woods at a recep-
tion 2-5 p.m. Sunday.
Miss Muriel Kilby. Detroit concert pianist, recently returned
from a successful summer season in New York, where she appeared
as soloist with the Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra, under the direc-
tion of conductor Walter Hendl. Her performance of the Tchaikovsky
Piano Concerto No. 1 received a standing ovation from an audience of
8,000. Miss Kilby, who begins her third season in Detroit as pianist
and teacher, has joined the faculty of Mercy College and has resumed
private teaching at her studio on Manderson Rd.
Harry Goldberg, 18959 Woodingham, was honored on his 60th
birthday at a surprise brunch held iv his wife and daughters at the
Furniture Club Sunday.
Mrs. Burnette Staebler, wife of Congressman Neil Staebler, Demo-
cratic candidate for governor, was the guest of honor at a recent cof-
fee hour at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Richard J. Bayles, 20046 WeY-
her, Livonia.

Anstrta Denied
Having. Received
Israeli Complaint

VIENNA (JTA)—Spokesmen for
the Austrian chancellery and for
the Austrian foreign ministry as-
serted that no official Israeli inter-
vention was known in reference to
a demand by Deputy Defense Mini-
ster Shimon Peres fore the recall of
Austrian and West German rocket
scientists from Egypt.

The Israel official had made the
demand in an interview published
in the Austrian weekly, Woshen-
presse. The Austrian government
spokesman indicated that their first
knowledge of such an Israeli de-
mand came from the interview.

Peres asserted that the activ-
ity of the scientnsts working on ad-
vanced weapons systems for Presi-
dent Nasser's regime seriously in-
fluenced public opinion in Israel,
and that final judgements on the
two countries would depend on the
success of their efforts to bring
back the scientists. He added "We
want the Austrian and West Ger-
man government to recall them."

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, October 2, 1964-27

Diornontolog ists

Gemclogists

DI 1-1330

17540 WYOMING

'TIL 9 P.M.

OPEN THURS., FRI;

Michigan's Newest & Most Luxurious Motel

A HOME AWAY FROM HOME FOR YOUR

BAR MITZVAH & WEDDING GUESTS . .

EMBASSY MOTEL

14380 WEST 8 MILE ROAD
Bet. Schaefer and Northwestern Hwy.

Conference Room • Suites • Banquet Room
LI 8-1822
JO 45450

HARVEST HOUSE RESTAURANT ON PREMISES

Buy One Case of Soft Drinks
For $1.05

SECOND CASE ONLY 2
24 8-OZ. BOTTLES

5,

C

With

oupon

PIUS
Deposit

VARIETY OF 8 FLAVORS TO MIX AS YOU LIKE
COUPON EXPIRES OCTOBER 3
GOOD AT OUR BERKLEY STORE ONLY

TOWNE CLUB BEVERAGES

AT YOUR BOTTLERS' OUTLET STORE

P

2816 COOLIDGE, BERKLEY

2 BLOCKS NORTH OF CATALPA

LI 1-9754

Open 10 A.M. to 8 P.M.—Closed Sun. and Mon.

Push any button!

Floors 1 through 28 are

alike in one respect: They

6.

asa

tt,

Ufa

0 00
• 1,

66

Oo

©

0 0

O 0 0

O 0 0

.

offer the most exciting

luxury 'apartment living

in Detroit's Lafayette Park.

336-units; Studios, 1, 2, 3, 4 bed-
rooms • ,Underground" parking
From $140 per month

1'

Mi.('

E. LAFAYETTE at RIVARD

DETROIT 7, MICHIGAN

FURNISHED MODELS OPEN EVERY DAY 9 A. M. TO 8 P. M.

Visit, write, or phone: 962-7400 for leasing information