Michael Cherrins
Honeymoon in M-e;vico
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, July 15, 1966-119
activities in Society
Mrs. David W. Sklash of Mar Haroe, Israel, is visiting in the
United States for a short time, stopping first in St. Louis for the Bar
Mitzvah Saturday of her nephew, Joel Loewenberg, son of Dr. and
Mrs. Frank Loewenberg, and then coming to Detroit for 10 days. She
will be staying at the home of her brother, Seymour Subar, 24040
Rockingham, Southfield.
Miss Beverly Fradis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fradis of
Monica Ave., is taking courses at. the University of Madrid while on
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vacation in Spain with a group of students from Wayne State Uni-
versity.
MRS. MICHAEL CHERRIN •
Sandra Schlussel -became the
bride of Michael Cherrin in an
evening ceremony at Adas Shalom
Synagogue.
Rabbis Jacob Segal and Israel
Halpern 'officiated. Parents of the
couple are Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Schlussel, 19210 Monica, and Mrs.
Molly Cherrin, 19916 Roslyn, and
the late Sam Cherrin.
The bride wore an A-line Alen-
con lace gown with a two-tiered
skirt and funnel capelet sleeves,
with a removable train of peau de
soie. She wore a cathedral-length
veil. She carried a Bible covered
with roses and lilies of the valley.
Mrs. Marvin Cherrin was ma-
tron of honor. Mrs. Michael Li-
mond, Mrs. Mack Schlussel, Sandi
Alpert and Anita Katz were
bridesmaids. Junior bridesmaids
were Debbie Edelman and
Sharon Edelman.
Marvin Cherrin, brother of the
bridegroom, was best man. Joel
Serlin, Mervin Cherrin, Sam Bern-
stein, Mark Schlussel, Ulf Winitsky
and Dr. Herschel Schlussel were
ushers.
After a honeymoon trip to Mex-
ico, the couple will reside at 25611
Greenfield, Southfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Meyer and family. 29121 Fairfax, Southfield,
just returned from a month's visit in Israel. The first week was
spent at Rivka and Rachel Kuckowicz's home where Rosalyn Meyer
and her children, Marlene and Barry, met their mother-in-law and
grandmother, respectively, for the first time. They were also intro-
duced to many friends and relatives throughout the week. A tour of
Israel was taken by the Meyer family for the following three weeks.
Mr. Earl Davidson of Hartwell Ave., was honored on the occasion
of his birthday July 3, at a swim and cocktail party given at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bienstock on Southwood Dr., Southfield. Following
the party, Mr. and Mrs. Davidson entertained the guests at a dinner
party at their home.
A surprise 25th wedding anniversary party was held July 6 for
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Field by Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Field at their home
at 25134 Pierce, Southfield. Among the honored guests were Mr. Field's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Field and his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Field.
Center Re-Elects
Miller President
JULES PASSERMAN
Your Neighborhood Pharmacist
Some people believe in di-
vorce; others prefer a
fight to the finish . .
Why is your nose in the
middle of your face? Be-
cause it's the scenter .. .
Sign on a store: "No
need for shoplifting at
our prices."
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HIGHLIGHTS
Station: Channel 2.
and
Time: 9:15 a.m. Sunday.
Presented to Center
Creativity Award
Award" by the Adult Education
Association of Michigan, in recog-
nition of its adult education pro-
gram.
The award was presented for the
Town Hall Series on State Issues
1965-66, a monthly series held un-
der the auspices of the Jewish
Center.
The series was moderated by
State Representative Jack Faxon.
The award was accepted by Dr.
Morton Plotnick on behalf of the
Center at the Adult Education As-
s•ciation's convention in Traverse
City.
Jewish Center Art Works
to. Form Traveling Exhibit
The stone fell on the pitcher?
Woe to the pitcher. The pitcher
PAY ALL UTILITY BILLS HERE !
fell on the stone? Woe to the pitch-
er.—Esther Rabbah, 7:10.
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One sure thing about flat-
tery—it's not done with
mirrors!
Newest version
of a basic
favorite—the
little black
dress. Fashioned
in silk-like crepe
with a cowl neck
line, 3-quarter
sleeves. Sizes
8 to 14.
Time: 9:45 a.m. Sunday.
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"The Little
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This Week's Radio and
Television Programs
A traveling exhibit of sculpture,
mosaics, oil painting and bas-
reliefs with Jewish themes, which
are an integral part of Jewish
Community Centers, has been as-
sembled by the National Jewish
Welfare Board as a project in cele-
bration of JWB's golden jubilee.
Reflecting the increasing role of
Jewish Community Centers affili-
ated with JWB as a cultural arm of
the American Jewish community,
the exhibit will be ready for cir-
culation Sept. 30.
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Station: WJBK.
Feature: "Some of My Best
Friends," a dramatic portrayal of
the insidious nature of individual
bias and prejudice is presented in
this play by Robert Crean. The
actors are Del Appleby, Eric Bur-
ton, Susan Merson, Rollin Parker,
and Lonni Snowden, members of
Milwaukee Fund Closes
MILTON J. MILLER
the Center Theater of the Jewish
Community Center, under the di-
With $1,580,000 Result
The Jewish Community Center rection of Evelyn Orbach. Edwin
MILWAUKEE (JTA)—A result board of directors re-elected Mil- Shifrin, a member of the executive
of $1,580,000 in the 1966 campaign ton J. Miller, president; George board of the Jewish Community
of the Milwaukee JeWish Welfare D. Keil, Martin E. Citrin and Mrs. Council, acts as host on this pro-
Fund was announced this week by Sidney J. Karbel, vice presidents. gram on community issues.
Julius R. Atkins, campaign chair- Hugh W. Greenberg, secretary; and
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man. Gifts still to be made will N. Brewster Broder, treasurer.
ETERNAL LIGHT RADIO
help to improve on this result. Samuel Linden is a newly-elected
This sum is the largest ever raised vice president.
Time: 10:30 p.m. Sunday.
in the Wisconsin city in 18 years,
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Station: WWJ.
and reflects a continuing trend of
Feature: "Daniel, Interpreter of
improvement in campaign results.
Dreams" Part I, will be presented
as part of a series of discussions
by Mark Van Doren and Maurice
The Jewish- Community Center Samuel entitled "Dreams and Vi-
by
has been awarded a "Cfeativity sions in the Bible."
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Time : 11:30 - p.m. Sunday.
Station: WCAR.
Feature: "A Musical Tribute to
Chaim Nachman Bialik," which * :
will feature some of the fine tal- * *
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tured in this musical tribute are the
voices of Leib Glantz, tenor; Abra-
ham Wilkomirsky, tenor; Regina
Chomska, soprano; Josefa Shocken,
soprano; and Elly Mitamare, alto;
accompanied by the Arbateynu * :
Quartet and the Tel Aviv Chamber * :
Orchestra, and conducted by Marc
Lavry,
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Radomer Aid Society
Will Hold Installation
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will hold its installation ceremonies
8 p.m. Tuesday at the Workmen's
Wein, vice president; Mrs. Shirley
Finkel and Mrs. Lillian Katz, sec-
retaries; Esther Wolok, treasurer;
Mrs. Bessie Adler and Charles Al-
fried, trustees; Samuel Slatker,
sergeant-at-arms; Mrs. Esther Hal-
pern and Mrs. Ray Weinman, sun-
shine committee.
Refreshments and entertainment
will highlight the program.
to $90
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All Catalina Play Clothes
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Officers to be installed are Ben-
jamin Halpern, president; Max
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Sunday 12 to 5 P.M.
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