22—Friday, September 2, 1966
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Flint Couple, Mr. and Mrs. Sendler,
Named State Senior Citizens of Year
ZOD Will Ratify
Fink-Stern Vows
Spoken at Adas Shalom By-Laws Sept. 8;
Hear WJC Report
niversary in 1965, at which time
the Jewish National Fund honored
them by planting a forest in their
names. They also have been ac-
tive in Yiddish cultural and in
Farband Labor Zionist activities.
The Sendlers have three chil-
dren, Simson of Detroit, Mrs.
Harry (Reva) Ratner of Flint and
Mrs. Sidney (Frieda) Davidson of
Chicago; and 10 grandchildren.
Mr. and Mrs. Israel Sendler, two
active workers for Flint Jewish
communal causes for 47 years,
were named Michigan Senior Citi-
zens of the Year at the Michigan
State Fair Monday.
The Sendlers were chosen Gen-
esee County's senior citizens of
the year • at the Senior Citizens
June Bagdade Betrothed
to Richard Swartz
Nirw
MRS. ARNOLD FINK
MR. AND MRS. SENDLER
Fair last May, in Flint. Another
couple from Flint shared the state
honors.
They were cited for their com-
munity leadership, having worked
together for the establishment of
a Jewish homeland in Palestine,
and helped organize the Jewish
citizens in Flint. Mr. Sendler has
served as chairman of the Flint
United Jewish Appeal.
A special writing award was
given to Shelly Ratner, 13, the
Sendlers' granddaughter, who
had written the initial letter of
recommendation to the Senior
Citizens Committee making the
selections. The letter listed the
Sendlers' contributions to the
:Flint community, helping found
the synagogue and Hebrew
school at Beth- Israel..
Mr. Sendler and his wife, Ida,
celebrated their 45th wedding an-
MISS JUNE BAGDADE
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Bagdade,
20882 Botsford, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter June
Elizabeth to Richard David Swartz,
son of Dr. and Mrs. Seymore
Swartz, 32089 Olde Franklin, Farm-
ington.
Miss Bagdade attends the Uni-
versity of Michigan. Her fiance
also attends U. of M. where he is
starting medical school in the fall.
A spring wedding is planned.
ngagernents
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wyzan of
Cherry dill, N.J., and formerly
of Oak Park, announee the engage-
ment of their daughter, Jennifer
Lynn to David Bicofsky, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bicofsky of the
Bronx. Miss Wyzan attended Nas-
sau Community College, and the
Gloria K. Secretarial School. Her
fiance attended Hunter College.
An August wedding is planned.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stein of
Elmhurst; N. Y., announce the en-
gagement of their daughter Eva
to Owen Jay Shapiro, son of Mrs.
Muriel Shapiro, 19250 Votrobeck.
The bridegroom-to-be is a grad-
uate of Pratt Institute and Brook-
lyn College. He will be teaching
at Northern Michigan University in
the fall.
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Barbara Lee Stern and Arnold
Melvin Fink exchanged wedding
vows during a candlelight cere-
mony at Adas Shalom Synagogue
Tuesday, with Rabbi Segal offi-
ciating.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Stern of Gard-
ner Ave., Oak Park. Her husband
is the son of Mr. Harry Fink of
Ludlow Ave., Huntington Woods,
and the late Mrs. Sylvia Fink.
The bride wore an Empire
gown of peau de sole with Alen-
con lace and seed pearls. The
hell sleeves and train were trim-
med with matching lace. Her
headpiece was a blossom Of peau
de sous with pearls. Her Bible
was covered with an orchid and
Stephanotis.
Mrs. Jack Ginsburg, sister of the
bridegroom, was matron of honor,
and Rhonda Ginsburg was flower
girl. Bridesmaids were Annette
Brodsky, Barbara Sill, Irene Moses,
Anita Feldman and Mrs. Michael
Stern.
Serving his brother as best man
was Harvey .Fink. Ushers were
Jerrold Weinberg, Allen Salomon,
Allan Kogan, Harvey Simon, Leon-
ard Portner and Michael Stern.
Michael and Gary Ginsburg were
junior ushers.
After honeymooning in Florida,
the couple will reside on Green-
field Rd.
. Oak Park Mayor Joseph Forbes
presented Mrs. John Tocco, me •-
bership chairman of the Oak Park
Symphony Society, with a procla-
mation making 'September Oak
Park Symphony Society Member-
ship Enrollment Month.
The orchestra made up of 70
members • from Oak Park and sur-
rounding communities, will again
be conducted by Wayne Dunlap,
director of music for the School-
TEL AVIV (JTA)—A Hebrew
craft Community College.
University archaeologist reported
The program for the season is: that workmen excavating the ruins
Oet. 2.5, Soloist: Betty Kowalski, pianist. of a 2nd Century villa in. the Negev,
Dec. 2, Contemporary Civic Ballet Com- near Dimona, found a collection of
pany, Bose Marie Floyd, choreographer more than 10,000 Roman coins val-
and director.
Feb. 5, Oak Park Elementary School ued at an estimated $80,000.
Chorus youth auditions winner
Dr. Abraham Negev, head of the
{strings).
expedition, also reported that the
March '7, KereaRtli Jewell Chorale.
April 23, Soloist: Mischa Mischakoft, 8,000 silver and 2,000 coins of
violinist.
lesser value were struck between
A reception will be held 96 and 112 CE, probably in Syria.
for the orchestra and guest ar- The coins were found at Kurnub,
tists after each evening concert, a ruined Nabatean-Byzantine city.
Phone Mrs. Jack Kopuick, 548- Excavation and restoration of Kur-
nub was arranged by the Notional
2892,. for applications.
Parks Authority to give work to
jobless residents of Dimona.
Dr. Negev said that the coins
filled a two-foot-tall bronze jar,
found hidden under a curved step
at the bottom of a stairwell in a
two-story house.
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Second. Century
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of the Zionist Organization of De-
troit, announces its first meeting
of the season will
take place 8:30
p.m. Thursday, at
the Zionist Cul-
tural Center in
Southfield.
Guest speaker
will be Philip
Slomovitz, editor
and publisher of
The Jewish News
and a past presi-
dent of the ZOD,
Slomovitz
who will report
on the recent World Jewish Con-
gress in Brussels, which he at-
tended as a delegate.
Ratification of the revised con-
stitution and by-laws of the ZOD
also will take place at this meet-
ing under the chairmanship of
Richard B. Kramer, vice president.
Refreshments will be served,
For information, contact the
Zionist House, 353-3630.
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to Mark Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mendlovits,
20236 Lahser, will celebrate their
50th anniversary Saturday.
Married in Detroit, they have
lived here since, except for a brief
period in Los Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. Mendlovits have a
son, Dr. Allen Menlo, who is a pro-
fessor of psychology at the Uni-
versity of Michigan; and a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Clare Winkler, a teacher
in the Detroit school system. They
have five grandchildren and one
great grandson.
Mr. Mendlovits is a Shriner and
a life member of Perfection Lodge
and a member of Cong. Bnai
Moshe. He owned and operated the
Twelfth-Taylor Market for 20 years
and the Dexter-Fullerton Market
for 15 years. He is still active On a
part-time basis in the food line.
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Consul Ranon, Levine
at Bereznitzer Fete
The Bereznitzer Aid Society's
Hai Year celebration, honoring
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kohn, 8 p.m.,
Thursday at Sholem Aleiehem In-
stitute will feature Israel Informa-
tion Consul Gad Ranon as guest
speaker and Louis Levine.
Levine, a lifelong Zionist, is
a founder and former president
of the Arlazaroff Branch of Far-
band and of the Pinsker Progres-
sive Aid Society. He will show
a film of his recent trip to Israel.
Israel wine and refreshments
will be served. Meyer Terebelo is
the celebration chairm a n, with
Rubin Galchinsky as ton.
Al Beigler, Your Most