Vows to Be Exchanged in Spring and Summer
MISS SUSAN SUCHER
MISS BARBARA LIPIN
MISS JACQUELINE LUPOVITCH
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. Sucher
of Muirland Ave. announce the en-
gagement of their daughter Susan
Linda to Stuart Alan Ulanoff, son
of Mrs. Sophie Ulanoff of Church
St., Oak Park.
Miss Sucher is a senior at the
University of Michigan. Mr. Ula-
noff is a graduate of Wayne State
University Law School. A May
wedding is planned.
At a recent cocktail party, Mr.
and Mrs. Aaron Lipin of Oneida
Ave., Oak Park, announced the en-
gagement of their daughter Bar-
bara Sue to Samford Leroy Porvin,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Por-
vin, 17601 Kentucky.
Miss Lipin attended the Univer-
sity of Detroit's school of account-
ing. Her fiance is a graduate of
Wayne State University's college
of pharmacy and is affiliated with
Alpha Zeta Omega Fraternity.
There will be a June 5 wedding.
At a recent cocktail party, Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Lupovitch of
Berkley Ave., Oak Park, an-
nounced the engagement of their
daughter Jacqueline to Lawrence
Earl Zeff, son of Mr. and Mrs. Da-
vid Zeff of Woodingham Dr.
The bride-elect is a senior at the
University of Michigan. Her fiance,
a graduate of the University of
Michigan, received his degree in
economics.
Plans are being made for a June
26 wedding.
Standard Federal Ups
Dividend Rate to 4 1/4 Pct.
Compounded Quarterly
The board of directors of Stand-
ard Federal Savings and Loan As-
sociation today voted a dividend
rate increase on all savings ac-
counts from 4 per cent to 4 1/4 per
cent, effective Jan. 1.
Announcing the increase, Robert
J. Hutton, president of the 72-
year-old association, said: "The
move to 4 1/4 per cen twas prompted
by the recent increases of the
value in money in the market place
stimulated by the active economy
of the nation, creating a strong
demand for funds in all sectors.
It is also in keeping with our
policy of paying the highest rate
on savings consistent with safety
and availability."
Emphasizing the protection and
safety of funds provided by Stand-
ard Federal, Hutton pointed out
that the association will make sub-
stantial additions to its reserves
this year. Standard Federal's total
reserves and surplus exceed $23,-
000,000.00 and now total 7.66 per
cent of the savings, well above the
requirements set by federal super-
visory agencies. Present liquid as-
sets of Standard Federal total over
11 per cent of savings and are also
in excess of regulatory require-
ments.
Inaugurate Building Fund Campaign
Honoring Emma Schaver's Birthday
Louis H. Boyar, chairman of the
board of governors of the Israel
Bond Organization, will be honor-
ary chairman of
the $60,000 fund-
raising campaign
for the election
of Beth Nechama
center for chil-
dren and moth-
ers near Rishon
Le-Zion, Israel,
which will be
named in honor
of Mrs. Morris
L. Schaver. The BOYAR
building fund campaign is be-
ing sponsored by the Council of
Pioneer Women with Mrs. Milton
Weiss and Mrs. Norman Leeman
serving as co-chairmen.
The Beth Nechama structure
will accommodate pre-school chil-
dren from culturally deprived
homes, from homes where the
mother works or where there is
illness and neglect.
The kick-off event for the drive
will be a fashion show-luncheon
Jan. 24, at the Pontchartrain Hotel.
Boyar, who will be the guest
It is only at the tree loaded
with fruit that people throw stones. speaker, is actively supporting and
— French proverb.
participating in this pilot project.
DOM
BY HENRY LEONARD
He has established several Mae
Boyar Children's Homes in Israel
in memory of his late wife, Mae,
who was an outstanding leader in
work for Poineer Women and for
Israel.
He has become nationally known
as the only male member of Pio-
neer Women.
James Roosevelt, United States
ambassador to the United Nations
Education, Science and Culture
Organization, (UNESCO) will be
guest speaker at an affair mark-
ing the inauguration of Kfar Rot-
enberg, a new city in Israel, Feb.
12 at the Statler Hotel.
In ceremonies, a golden key to
the city of Kfar Rotenberg will be
presented to Mr. and Mrs. Roten-
berg, for whom the city is named.
Beginning with a cocktail hour
at 9 p.m., the inaugural ceremonies
will be followed by a reception and
buffet supper. Entertainment will
be provided by a group of perform-
ing artists.
MISS TRUDY KOSLOW
Kfar Rotenberg is being develop-
Mr. and Mrs. Albert T. Koslow ed as a part of Kiryat Lublin, a
of Rockville Centre, N. Y., an- new residential complex on the
nounce the engagement of their slope of Mount Carmel, near Haifa.
daughter Trudy Roberta to Neil H.
Wasserman, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Jerome A. Wasserman of Coyle
Ave.
Miss Koslow is a senior in the
college of education at the Univer-
sity of Michigan. Mr. Wasserman
received his bachelors degree from
the University of Michigan and is
by
doing graduate studies at Wayne
State University.
An Aug. 6 wedding is planned.
HAL GORDON
It takes four living men to
carry one dead man out of the
house. — French proverb.
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Complete homes done by competent interior decorators
We have the largest
selection of Italian
Provincial furniture
in the Middle [Vest.
Mahler to Speak
in Detroit Jan. 2
Dr. Raphael Mahler, professor
of history at Tel P"
Aviv University,
will be the guest
of the Detroit
branch of Amer-
icans for Prog-
ressive Israel
Hashomer - Hat-
zair, 8:30 p.m.,
Jan. 2, at the La-
bor Zionist Insti-
tute. There will
be a nominal ad-
mission charge.
Noted for his
research a c t i v-
ities, prof. Mah-
ler has become
known as one of Dr. Mahler
Israel's leading historians. His
voluminous Jewish history is be-
ing translated from the Hebrew
into English and other languages.
Dr. Mahler's topic here will be
"Israel and the Diaspora."
James Roosevelt
to Be Speaker at
Rotenberg Fete
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Film of Kibbutz Attack
Arrives in the U.S.
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Copr. 1965, Dayenu Productions
A film depicting a kibbutz (co-
operative agricultural settlement)
on the firing line has arriyed here
for showing before U.S. and Cana-
dian audiences.
The film, "Syrian Attack on Kib-
butz Dan," has an excellent nar-
rative in English. It shows the wan-
ton attack last year by Syrian mili-
tary forces upon Kibbutz Dan, the
settlement on the Syrian border in
the Upper Galilee. Several Israeli
soldiers lost their lives and the
kibbutz suffered extensive damage,
including destruction of children's
homes, in the attack.
"Syrian Attack on Kibbutz Dan"
is available through Americans for
Progressive Israel, Hashomer Hat-
zair, 112 4th Ave., New York.
The American premiere was held
earlier at the 18th annual Hanukah
dinner of Americans foE Progres-
sive Israel.
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