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Among the leaders of Adas Shalom Synagogue spearheading pre-
parations for a Jewish Theological Seminary luncheon Dec.
10, at Standard City Club, are Max Biber, Rabbi Leonard Cahan,
Norman Cottler, Ben Goldberg, Harry J. Goldberg, Max Goldsmith,
Harry Kraft, Jule Kraft, Norman I. Leeman, Samuel Leib, Isadore
Muskovitz, and A. I. Morrison. Also, Albert Posen, Julius Pollak,
David Rosen, Rabbi Jacob E. Segal, Sidney Shevitz, Rudolph Shulman,
Dr. Sidney 0. Siegan, Samuel S. Simmer, Al Skiare, Morris Tulupman,
and Harold Warren. The luncheon, hosted by David Safran, will
inaugurate the Detroit Conservative community's observance of the
Seminary's year-long 80th anniversary. Rabbi Segal will speak on the
significance of the nation-wide celebration. He was ordained by the
Seminary in 1939.
Mrs. Helen Ratner and Mrs. Regina Feuer of Detroit will be
among 200 delegates from 20 cities in the United States and Canada
attending the National Conference of Americans for Progressive
Israel—Hashomer Hatzair, this weekend at the Belmont Plaza Hotel,
New York City. Mrs. Ratner is a member of the National Council of
API-HH. Mrs. Feuer, also a National Council member, serves on the
Aliya Committee of the Detroit Zionist Council. "Peace in the Middle
East and Preservation of Jewish Values in the Diaspora" will be the
theme of the conclave devoted to the problems facing Israel and Jews
throughout the world.
Among the guests attending the wedding of Marlene Rosen and
William Russell were Mitchell Goldstein and Mr. and Mrs. Mathew
Heidenberg of Caracas, Venezuela; Misses Claudine Barker and Annie
Anger of Paris; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kafferman and Mr. Charles Kaf-
ferman of New York, Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Guller, Mrs. Francis Guller
and Mr. Sidney from St. Louis; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bergower and Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Klerty of Muncie, Ind.; Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Cooper of
Miami Beach; Mrs. Frances Pessman and Mr. and Mrs. Michael Rosen
of Los Angeles; and Miss Barbara Rose of Chicago.
Detroit Alumnae of Phi Sigma Sorority will get together with
Beta Lambda Chapter of Wayne State University for a Hanukah party
Dec. 15 at the home of Mrs. Louis Milgrom of Nottingham Dr., Frank-
lin. Proceeds will go toward the Michigan Heart Association. Mrs.
Don Kelter of the Detroit Alumnae group will pour. The sorority held
its Founders Day banquet recently at Eta Chapter's house in Ann Ar-
bor. Wayne State members and alumnae also attended.
Joanne Wolovits became the
bride of Stanford Ducker in a re-
cent wedding ceremony at the
Mayfair Room. Rabbi Moses Lehr-
man and Cantor Louis Klein of-
ficiaterl.
Parents of the couple are Mr.
and Mrs. David Wolovits of Ap-
poline Ave. and Mr. and Mrs.
Max Ducker of Tyler Ave.
The bride wore a gown of
peau de soie and rose pointe
lace. She carried an orchid on
her confirmation Bible.
Matron of honor was the bride's
sister, Mrs. Judy Novak. Brides-
maids were Mrs. Barbara Schuler,
Mrs. Sandra Mitchell and Benie
Lieberman. Junior bridesmaid was
Lisa Wolovits, and flower girl was
Debra Ann Novak.
Martin Ducker was his brother's
best man. Ushers were Ronald
Schuler, Glen Moss and Ralph
Marking the establishment of the
Rutowitz.
Reuben L. Kahn Laboratory in Im-
The couple will reside on Hart-
munology at the Hebrew Univer-
well Ave.
sity in Jerusalem, the local Phy-
sicians Committee of American
Friends of the Hebrew University
will honor Dr. Kahn at a dinner,
Dec. 18 at the Statler Hilton Hotel.
Guest speakers at the dinner
will be Dr. Albert B. Sabin, orig-
inator of the virus anti-polio vac-
cine, who received the Hebrew
University Scopus Award last
month, and Dr. Bernard Cherrick,
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of the university's directorial staff.
Dr. Abraham Becker and Dr.
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the arrangements committee for
the Detroit dinner. Their co-chair-
men are Drs. David Jacknow and
Meyer M. Pensler.
Detroit members of the board
of directors of American Friends
of the Hebrew University in-
clude Leonard N. Simons, Judge
Theodore Levin, Alan E. Sch-
wartz, Charles E. Feinberg and
Charles Grosberg.
The committee on arrangements
for the dinner includes Mrs. Leo
Orecklin, Dr. William Dameshek
of Boston and the following:
Drs. Elie Aboulafia, Sidney Adler,
Howard Appelman, Harry August, Max-
well B. Bardenstein, Robert Berman,
Leonard Birndorf, Irving I. Brittker,
Isadore Botvinick, Henry A. Chapnick,
Lewis Cohen, George A. Dean, William
L. Deutsch, Simon Dolin, Benjamin W.
Dovitz, Irving I. Edgar, Irving Donald
Fagin, Ira Edwin Falk, Paul H. Feld-
man, Meryl M. Fenton, Paul L. Frai-
berg, Michael Freeman, Seymour Fried-
man, H. Harvey Gass, Harold I. Gins-
berg, Reuben Gold, Aubrey Goldman,
Perry Goldman, Abe S. Goldstein, Mar-
tin J. Gorelick, Julius J. Greenberg,
Meyer A. Gutterman, Stuart W. Ham-
burger, I. Jerome Hauser, Maurice
Hauser, Manes S. Hecht, William Hen-
kin, Samuel Hyman, Harold W. Jaffe,
Richard S. Kamil, Harry A. Kashtan,
Martin Katz, Sidney Katz, Louis W.
Kaufman, Sherman Kay, Donald Ketai,
Arthur Klass, Alfred A. Klein, Irving J.
Kurtz, Murray B. Levin, Stanley H.
Levy, Ezra Lipkin, Sherman Lutz, Max
W. Mattes, Jerome Mark. Ben Marks,
Hyman S. Mellen, R. J. Mendelssohn,
Max Karl Newman, Leslie Pensler, Har-
old Podolskv, Herbert A. -Ravin, Wil-
liam S. Reveno, Samuel H. Ruskin, Harry
C. Saltzstein, Harry H. Sand. Alexander
Ganders, Leonard Schreier, Henry
Siegal, Bernard Sivak, Manuel Sklar,
Robert Sobel, Seymour Solomon. Milton
J. Steinhardt. Julian Stern, Saul H.
Sugar, Michael A. Wainstock, Bernard
Weston, Israel Wiener. Seymour Wil-
helm and Wolf W. Zuelzer.
The second in a monthly series
of Town Hall forums sponsored
by the Jewish Center will focus
on "Are the Courts Handcuffing
the Police: Can We Have Safety
and Justice, Too?" 8:15 p.m.
Thursday at the Center.
Moderating the program is Rep.
Jack Faxon of the Michigan State
Legislature. Panelists will be
Samuel J. Torina, chief assistant
prosecutor, appelate section; Ray
Girardin, Detroit police commis-
sioner; and Sheldon Otis, attorney.
Future programs will take up
such issues as public funds for
nonpublic schools, Medicare, state
income tax, the state and the arts,
citizens and insurance companies,
business versus labor and the 1966
elections.
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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lande of
St. Paul announce the engagement
of their daughter Muriel to
Harvey Paul Bloom of Los Angeles,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bloom,
former Detroiters now of Scotts-
dale, Ariz. A Feb. 13 wedding in
Los Angeles is planned.
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Mr. and Mrs. David E. Utley of
Pontiac announce the engagement
of their daughter, Brenda Maureen,
to Mike Wisnudel, son of Mr. Wolf
Wisnudel of Flint and the late
Mrs. Tillie Wisnudel. A Feb. 19
wedding is planned.
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