Miller-CraineBetrothal Jewish Library Association to Stage
Is Announced .Here
Convention Here Starting Sunday
"Be an Informed Jewish Librar-
ian" will be the theme of the Jew-
ish Library Association Conven-
tion to be held in Detroit Sunday
through Wednesday.
The parley coincides with the
American Library Association Con-
vention being held here. An exec-
utive meeting 3 p.m. Sunday at
the Park Shelton Hotel will open
the four-day conclave. ALA gen-
eral sessions at Cobo Hall and a
Detroit Public Library Reception
will be held that evening.
MISS VICTORIA MILLER
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Miller,
25217 E. Roycourt, Huntington
Woods, are planning a family din-
ner to honor the engagement of
their daughter Victoria Joy to Ben-
jamin H. Craine, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Irving Rubin, 3610 W. Outer
Dr.
The bride-elect attended Syra-
cuse University and is now at
Wayne State University. Mr.
Craine, a graduate of Wharton
School of Commerce and Finance
of the University of Pennsylvania,
now attends Wayne State Univer-
sity.
An early fall wedding is plan-
ned.
Akiva Day School
Reveals Plans for
Oak Park Building
Plans have been announced for
the Akiva Hebrew Day School to
be relocated in Oak Park. Early
next year, the school will move
into new quarters now under con-
struction by the Young Israel Cen-
ter of Oak-Woods.
The educational wing of Young
Israel will have nine classrooms
plus a kindergarten room, school
offices and adequate dining and
recreational facilities to handle
the growth of the Akiva Hebrew
Day School. The new facilities
will provide for the operation of
complete elementary and junior
high divisions.
Registration for the 1965-66 aca-
demic year at Akiva is now in
progress. For information, call the
school, 342-9119.
fa i r.vas W oR3:6
Reynolds' Story
of Grossingers
Dream Come True
Kaplan-Kaufman Rites
Scheduled for Winter
Miriam Leikind will chair a
10 a.m. meeting Monday at the
hotel, and that afternoon follow-
ing luncheon at Temple Israel,
Ethel Saferin will be chairman of
a program, featuring a skit on "A
Day in a Jewish Library." Work-
shop sessions on audio visual aids
and library administration will be
directed by Janet Landsberg, Dav-
id Elazar and Elaine Williams.
Continuing through Oct. 1, the
DETROIT HISTORICAL MU-
SEUM, is presenting an exhibit
entitled "Historic Buildings in
Detroit." The Museum, located at
Woodward and Kirby, is open
Tuesday through Sunday from 9
a.m. to 6 p.m. Closed Monday. Ad-
mission free.
FOR THE BEST IN
MUSIC AND ENTERTAINMENT
SAM EMMER
And His Orchestra
That evening at 7, a dinner will
be held at the United Hebrew
Schools. Librarian Dr. Alfred
Greenbaum of Wayne State Uni-
versity will be guest speaker, in-
troduced by Joseph Yenish.
Ethel Saferin will be chairman.
Following the ALA convention
at Cobo Hall Tuesday morning,
there will be a tour of the Kasle
Quentin Reynolds' last book, to Collection at Wayne State. At 3
be published posthumously by Vik- p.m. sessions in the Jewish Center,
ing Press, is entitled "Jennie Mae Weine will be chairman. Re-
Went to the Country: The Gros- becca Kellanan wil head the work-
singer Dream That Came True." shop on booklists; and Dr. Frank
L oe we nb erg, book fair staging.
Look Maga-
A symposium on "The Jewish
zine's next issue
Librarian and the Jewish Book
will carry a long
Trade" will be featured at 7 p.m.
excerpt from the
dinner at Cong. Shaarey Zedek
book, entitled
Tuesday. The panel includes Peter
"Jennie."
Bedrick, publisher's representa-
The Look story
tive; Aaron Borenstein, book sell-
describes the
er; and Martha Marenof, author.
Grossinger family
A 10 a.m. business meeting at
struggle, the late
Selig Grossing-
Cong. Bnai Moshe will open the
er's early farm-
Wednesday sessions, and after
i n g experience,
luncheon, there will be workshops
the advice that
chaired by Mrs. Lawrence Wem-
was given him
ber, and panelists Janet Lands-
that the best
berg and Helen Levine.
crop is summer
For information, call Mrs. Wem-
boarders and the Jennie
ber, 341-4857.
emergence of the vast summer re-
sort project, to this day, by Jennie Sinai
Hospital Team
Grossinger.
It is the story of a dream come Wins Top Award in
true and of a resort that now
Achievement Contest
serves 1,300 guests a day.
A $1,000 grand prize for a bright
idea went to four members of the
Priest Honored in N.Y.
Sinai Hospital staff in a competi-
for Saving Belgian Jews
tion held by the Michigan Hos-
NEW YORK (JTA) -- A public pital Association and Michigan
reception was held Tuesday night Blue Cross.
at a synagogue in Jackson Heights
The top award in the seventh
for a Catholic priest who resisted Hospital Achievements Contest was
Nazi pressure in his native Bel- announced at the annual conven-
gium to save a Jewish family dur- tion of the Michigan Hospital As-
ing the Nazi occupation of the sociation at Traverse City last
country.
week.
The Rev. Hubert Celis hid 16-
The entry, a method and proce-
year-old Regina Rotenberg, her sis- dure for painting patient rooms
ter and two brothers in the sum- during periods of high occupancy,
mer of 1942 and despite Nazi pres- was submitted by Edith Glick,
sure and threats he kept the chil- chief admitting officer; Onie Mc-
dren safe until Belgium was lib- Clinton, executive housekeeper;
erated. He was among the guests George Kucab, chief engineer; and
who celebrated last Saturday at Robert Tell. There were 225 en-
Cong. Tifereth Israel the Bar tries received in the 1965 achieve-
Mitzvah of Norman Wolbrom, the ments search, and they represent-
son of Regina, now Mrs. Isaac Wol- ed savings to participating hospi-
brom.
tals in excess of $2,500,000.
MAY IT RING FOREVER!.
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PHOTOGRAPHY by
BERNARD H.
WINER
MISS ANNETTE KAPLAN
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Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kaplan of
Archdale Ave. announce the en-
gagement of their daughter An-
nette Mirriam to Barry Ronald
Kaufman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Al-
bert Kaufman of Westhampton
Ave., Oak Park.
A Dec. 26 wedding is planned.
Bar Mitzvahs — Weddings
FRANK PAUL
and his ORCHESTRA
"Mussic at Its Best
for Your Guests"
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