22—Friday, July 8, 1966
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Wins Award for Kitchen Planning
The President's Award,
a commendation for high
standards of kitchen plan-
ning in residential con-
struction, was given for
the third time in the past
few months to Allan
Grundy. Bud Leve (left),
representing t h e Waste
King Corp. of Los An-
geles, makes the presen-
tation to Grundy, owner
of Age Construction Co.
He received this award
for his Victoria Woods
Subdivision on 12 Mile
Rd. just east of Lahser in
Southfield. The subdivi-
sion features a selection
of three-, four- and five-
bedroom ranches, in 2 1/2 -
bath - ranch, colonial or
tri-level styles.
They Made
the Grade
JEANE LITVIN of Mount Cle-
mens is among the 120 young men
and women from 14 states partici-
pating in Yeshiva University's 10th
annual Summer in Israel and Eu-
ropean Extension Tour program.
The group, which left the United
States Sunday, will return Aug,.
24 after touring five European na-
tions and Israel.
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LAWRENCE RUDNER, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rudner of
Northlawn Ave., has been awarded
a scholarship for a year's study
at the London School of Economics
and Political Science. He will take
an intensified course in the field
of modern European history.
Lawrence is a senior at Michigan
State University and was grad-
uated from Mumford High School.
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HELENE F. FREEDMAN,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Milton
Freedman, 20400 Strathmoor, was
one of five Detroit students named
winners of the Alvin Bentley
Foundation Scholarship. Helene, a
graduate of Cass Tech, was award-
ed $750 to attend the University
of Michigan.
Mizrachi : Hatzair to Keep
Program During Summer
Mizrachi Hatzair, religious Zion-
ist youth of Detroit, will continue
all youth activities during the sum
mer months, under the leadership
of Judy Weinman, Eva Cik, Moshe
Fine, Jack Fine, Esther Goldman
and Judy Cik.
The group will continue its Sab-
bath afternoon youth activities at
Cong. Beth Yehudah, all through
the s u m m e r, meeting at 5 p.m.
Saturdays.
Galilee Chapter Installs
Judy Pick as President
At the last meeting of the year,
Galilee Chapter, Bnai Brith Youth
Organization, in Trenton, installed
the following officers: Judy Pick,
president; Karen Freidman, vice
president; Cindy Sadick, secrtary -
Janet Griffin, treasurer, and Cori
Griffin, mit mother.
Membership is open to all girls
from age 13 through high school.
Contact Judy, OR 6-3836 for details.
ORT's Tunisian Program
The Organization for Rehabili-
tation Through Training (ORT)
last year spent a total of nearly
$150,000 on vocational training
programs in Tunisia.
al•t4 tAnnotincernents
July 4—To Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Gendelman (Adrianne Jacobs),
14640 Sherwood, Oak Park, a
"RASKIN
daughter, Audra Leigh.
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BIG BABY BONUS"
July 3—To Mr. and Mrs. Arnold
MRS. HERMAN NUSBAUM
(8 lbs., 6 oz.)
Serlin (Margot LeBan), 1230 Nine
C.ongratulations on the birth of your
Mile, Ferndale, a daughter, An-
son and we hope the RASKIN
PRODUCTS you received helped
drea Hope.
make your first week at home easier.
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July 1 — To Mr. and Mrs. Ken-
RASKIN FOOD CO.
neth H. Lynn (Susan Mandell),
24371 Rensselaer, Oak Park, a
CERTIFIED EXPERT MOHEL
daughter, Julie Michelle.
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RABBI
June 28 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Gold (Georgia Bergman),
22614 Glenmora, Farmington, a
334-4149
son, Laurence Allen.
334-8266
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Serving In Hospitals and Homes
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June 24—To Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Bressler (Rosalind Radin), 8752
REV. GOLDMAN L.
Kenberton, Oak Park, a son, Jay
Nathan.
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June 20—To Dr. and Mrs. Allan
MOHEL
Robert Fox (Rosalie Helene Sh!f-
Serving at Homes and Hospitals
man), 25518 Parsons, Southfield,
DI 1-9909
a son, Lawrence Stephen.
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June 17 — To Mr. and Mrs.
RABBI CHASKEL
David Chatlin (Marilynn Shear),
21951 Whitmore, Oak Par k, a
GRUBNER
daughter, Lisa Pearl.
SPECIALIZED MOHEL
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Recommended by Physicians
June 9 — To Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Serving in Hospitals and Homes
Rosenzweig (Judy Klurstein), 1850
3298 Sturtevant
TU 3-1441
Rochester, Royal Oak, a son, Marc
Alan.
Lost Week's Winner of the
Israel Goodman
MARSHALL
Iflisimmsty
Recommended by Physicians
RABBI
LEO GOLDMAN
Expert Mohel
Serving Hospitals and Homes
LI 2-4444
LI 1-9769
Wrong Telephone Number
Danny Raskin's
LISTENING
OF THE 60 LAWYERS allowed
by law to form the Wayne County
Prosecuting Attorney's office, 20
are candidates for judgeships in
the coming election! . . . Among
those standing out because they're
not running, are Sam Brezner,
chief assistant prosecuting attor-
ney, Norton Wisok, deputy chief
assistant, and Morrie Gruskin,
chief investigator . . . Sam was
almost tempted to run but being
his assistant, didn't want to buck
the boss, Prosecuting Attorney
Sam Olsen . . . According to civil
service rules, those running for
office are not required to give up
their positions . . . However, if
nominated, they must automatically
before the election.
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ERNIE FREEDMAN has his
first taste of radio appearance
when he joins the panel today
from noon to 1 p.m., on J. P. Mc-
Carthy's "Focus" over WJR . . .
Ernie, sales manager at Serta Mat-
tress Co., is representing the bed-
ding industry on a discussion of
sleep.
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JOANNE WHITEMAN, daugh-
ter of C.P.A. Bernie Whiteman,
asked her father what the term
financial genius meant . . . and
was told that it was a man who
could earn money faster than- his
family could spend it.
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MARIAN -_,EBUS, in Grace Hos-
pital, was p oudly surprised when
daughter Judy, who won a Phi
Beta Kappa honor society key
from Oak Park High, was brought
up to Marian's room by dad Myron
Lebus, in her beautiful formal just
prior to the senior prom.
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MAX AND DIANE TAPPER,
former Detroiters now living in
Los Angeles, left for a trip to
Israel . . . On their return, they
will be here to visit with their
huge family and renew old ac-
quaintances.
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GENIUS HIDING UNDER a
bushel basket was discovered by
Hilda and Boris Raphael when
they were looking for a new house
. . . They discovered and bought
the house of Ray Frenkell after
seeing his large collection of beau-
tiful paintings, Oriental treasures
and carvings . . . Ray himself is a
sculptor and painter .. . P.S. No,
the "art museum" did not go with
the house. Ray wouldn't part with
it at any price!
The "TEEN SCENE", the area
set aside for the younger set, will
be a musical battleground during
the 1966 State Fair which opens
Aug. 26 and continues through
Sept. 5. Daily contests are sched-
uled to select the Grand Champion
folk singing group and amateur
band. Applications should be sent
to Cleighton Melin, Michigan State
Fair, Detroit, 48203. All entries
must be received prior to Aug. 12.
George Bernard Shaw's sparkling
comedy of ideas "DON JUAN IN
HELL" enters the current reper-
tory at the University of Detroit
Summer Theater, July 15.
Max Schrut
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Business Briefs
By Sid Shmarak
Bess Rosenman of MIMCO CUS-
TOM GALLERIES, 24200 Tele-
graph, received dual honors this
past week. Lillian Braun, interior
decorator consultant with a daily
newspaper, chose Mimco Galleries
boutique items for special presen-
tation, and also Bess Roseman's
apartment was featured in the
paper's pictorial section. Mimco
Custom Galleries features a com-
plete range of decorative hardware
and bath accessories plus the per-
sonalized service of Bess Rosen-
man and her capable, experienced
staff.
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The Jewish News regrets the
Believe it or not, you can call
advertisement for Akiva Hebrew Lincoln Drugs at LI-D-R-U-G-S,
Day School in last week's paper (LI 3-7847) for FREE radio con-
carried an incorrect phone num- trolled delivery car service. All
ber. For information on the school, utility bills can also be paid at
call 342-9119 or 545-5125.
the store, Lincoln at Coolidge.
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