Phyllis Levin to Wed
Charles S. Domstein

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MISS PHYLLIS LEVIN

'Mr. and Mrs. Milton Levin of
Littlefield Ave. announce the en-
gagement of their daughter Phyllis
Diane to Charles Stanley Dom-
rtein, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Domstein of Kipling Ave., Oak
Park.
Both the bride-elect and her
fiance are students at Wayne State
University. where Mr. Domstein
will receive his masters degree in
December.
An Aug. 22 wedding is planned.

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Men's Clubs

ADAS SHALOM MEN'S CLUB
is sponsoring a series of three
Sunday morning breakfasts, with
services and a speaker. The first
breakfast will be held Nov. 8 with
services at 8:30 a.m., followed by
breakfast. Gerald Fine of the De-
troit Public Library will speak on
"Jewish Wit and Humor." Nominal
charge. Gue,ts invited.

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American Legion Names 2

The appointment of two local
men to important committee posts
Jill the American Legion Depart-
ment gef Michigan was announced
by State Commander Duane T.
Brigstock of Battle Creek.
Norman N. Robbins will serve as
chairman of the wills and bequest
committee, assisted by Joseph
Jones. Both men were named in
recognization of many years of
service to the American Legion.

Seeks I nformation
About Graduates of
Elchanan Yeshivah

Rabbi G i l b e r t Kaperman of
Cong. Beth Sholom, Lawrence, L.I.,
is seeking information concerning
students and graduates of the Rab-
bi Isaac Elchanan Theological
Seminary, during the 40-year per-
iod of 18864926, in connection
with a history he is preparing con-
cerning the beginnings of Yeshiva
University.
Rabbi Klapperman requests that
all information — names, papers,
letters, etc.—concerning the semi-
nary's students and graduates to be
sent to him at 390 Broadway, Law-
rence, N.Y.
All printed material will be re-
turned to the sender.

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MEYER'S
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Center Gets Assist of Women's Groups Smiler-Simons Troth
in Efforts for Retarded Young People Is Announced Here

Mrs. Nathan Yost, president
of the Northwest Child Rescue
Women Organization, announced
a renewal of an arrangement
with the Jewish Center for co-
sponsorship of a group work and
recreational program to meet
the special needs of retarded
youth and young adults of the

community.
This program, now in its

fourth year. is under the super-
vision of specially trained mem-
bers of the Center's social work
staff. who help the young people
plan their own program. There
are presently threes groups at
the Center; for 15-25-year-old
boys; 15-25-year-old girls; and
25-50-year-old adult group. It is
focused on an effort to increase
the participant's capacity to func-
tion socially. Activities have con-
sisted of gym and swim nights.
celebration of Jewish holidays,

holiday parties and, each year,
winter and summer Camp Tama-
rack trips.

Taking part in the presenta-
tion of a check to the Center
for the continuation of the pro-
gram are (from left) Allan Gel-
fond, director of the Youth Divi-
sion. Jewish Center; Mrs, Nathan
Yost, president of Northwest
Child Rescue Women; Eugene
Jaffe. program director of the
Center; Mrs. Edward Kaiser and
Mrs. Leo Ordin. vice presidents
of Northwest Child Rescue
Women.

Inc., reported to the stockholders
at their annual meeting that net
earnings for the thirteen week
quarter ended Sept. 26 were $797,-
000 after provision of $800,000 for
federal income taxes and were
equivalent to 33 cents a share on
the 2,413,898 shares outstanding.
Quarterly earnings were 39% over
the $572,000, or 23 cents a share
earned in the comparable period
in 1963 on the 2,445,024 shares
then outstanding.

Sara Krause, who graduated this
year from Miami University, Ox-
ford, 0., majoring is sociology. She
worked for the Jewish Family and
Children's Service during the sum-
mer of 1962 as a student observer
and is currently with the Chil-
dren's Division.
Judith Greenberg, Wayne State
University graduate, working as a
program aide in the Youth Divi-
sion.
Maxine Ordower of Canada, a
graduate of Michigan State Uni-
versity, presently assigned to the
Youth Division.

Music the Stein-Way

DICK STEIN

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& ORCHESTRA

Social Service Club Plans
Installation Dinner-Dance

The Jewish Center Social Serv-
ice Club will hold its fourth annual

installation dinner-dance 6 p.m.
Wednesday at Imperial Caterers.
Incoming officers are Mrs. Mor-
ris Lewis, president: Mrs. Mollie
Seid and Mrs. Gilda Tutunick, vice
presidents; Mrs. Ida Simon. Char-
les Ansel and Mrs. Sophie Reder,
secretaries; Mrs. Bess Teitel, treas-
urer; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gott-
lieb, Mrs. Josephine Weinsweig
and Mrs: Mollie Elias. sunshine;•
and Joseph Kabeck, sergeant at
arms.

Stores' Progress

Joseph Kron, executive vice
president of Borman Food Stores,

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MISS LINDA SMILER

Mrs. Miriam Smiler of Dexter
Ave. announces the engagement of4
her daughter Linda Jane to Sey-
mour Earl Simons. son of Mrs.
Sarah Simons of Melrose Ave., .
Southfield.
The prospective bridegroom is a
graduate of the University of Mi-
ami School of Business Adminis-
tration.
A June wedding is planned.

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Green to Talk on Color

The Jewish Center Camera Club
will meet 8:15 p.m. Monday for a
workshop with John Green. The
topic will be "Demonstration in
Color." There will be a judging of
color slides, with criticism and
analysis.

Sinai Hospital of Detroit
to Meet, Elect Trustees

The annual meeting of the Cor-
poration of Sinai Hospital of De-
troit will be 8:15 p.m. Nov. 23 in
the hospital's main lecture room.
The nominating committee has
presented the following nomina-
tions for positions on the board of
trustees:
David Miro. to fill an existing
vacancy, uncompleted term ending
Appointments Named
in 1966: Sidney J. Bertin. for a
to Staff at the Center five-year term; Samuel Frank, Har-
vey H. Goldman, Jack 0. Lefton,
Milton J. Miller, prsident of the
Milton M. Maddin, Abe Shiffman,
lowing appointments to the profes-
Hugo Slotkin and Bert L. Smokier,
sional staff of the Center this fall:
for reelection, five-year terms.
Jewish Center. announced the fol-
Audrey Berger, who served as
Lutzker Games Night
counselor and unit head at Fresh
The Lutzker Voliner Society is
Air Camp from 1955 to 1959. A
University of Michigan graduate having a Halloween games night
and former Oak Park teacher, she 8:30 p.m. Saturday. Guests are in-
is working as a program aide in vited, according to Al Magitz,
chairman.
the Children's Division.
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it. Lots of gals are in the same boat. But you can
do something about it.

Steam It Off at the Stanley Steamer

Then enjoy a soothing massage. Also sun-

bathing in the Sun Room.

The steering committee for the annual luncheon of the Woman's
Auxiliary of the United Hebrew Schools includes (from left) seated:
Mesdames Isadore Goren, program; Herman Fishman, luncheon;
Irving Palman, seating arrangements; Irving Solomon. tickets; stand-
ing: Mesdames Mitchell Feldman, treasurer; Jacob Axelrod, tickets;
and Meyer Stewart. publicity. - Not shown are hositality chairman
Mrs. Morris Krause and Mrs. Irving Arlin.

United Hebrew Schools Woman's
Auxiliary will hold its annual
donor luncheon 12:15 p.m. Nov. 11
at Cong. Bnai Moshe.
Guest artist will be coloratura
soprano Wyn Garden Landis, who
will be accompanied at the piano
by Mildred Levy.
The entire community is invited,
according to Mrs. Elbert Diamond,
auxiliary president. For tickets,

32—Friday, October 30, 1964

Want to work some of it off? Use the weight-
reducing machines and exercise equipment in the
Exercise Room. -
Tired? Take a snooze in the Slumber Room.
Enjoy plenty of relaxation in the Lounge. Sink
Into luxurious reclining chairs and watch Color TV.
Read from our extensive magazine library. Play

cards.
Oh, yes. We almost hate to tell you, but there
Is also a tempting snack bar with lots of delectable
sandwiche's and such. However, don't you be
tempted. You order one of our scrumptuous salads.

call chairman Mrs. Jacob Axelrod,
UN 4-9174.
The UHS Auxiliary provides
scholarships for graduate study
to Midrasha students planning to
go into Hebrew teaching as a voca-
tion; scholarships for high school
students to Hebrew-speaking

camps; reference books for the
library; and awards to outstanding
graduate students.

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