loan Carnick, Mr. Stein Elissa Litwin Betrothed Myra Burk Betrothal Schwa rtz-Fleischer
to Marry Next Summer to Gag Bernard Davis to Gerald Stein Is Told Troth Is Announced
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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, January 13, 1967-29
Criterion Club Open House
The Criterion Club will host its
first open house of the year 8 p.m.
Wednesday at the Commonwealth
Branch Bank meeting hall, W.
Seven Mile at Mark Twain. The
public is invited.
"The Rabbi" will be reviewed
by Dorotthy Frankel, and enter-
tainment will highlight the social
hour following.
MISS JOAN CARNICK
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Carnick of
Wildemere Ave. announce the en-
gagement of their daughter Joan
to Avrum Mark Stein, son of Dr.
and Mrs. Benjamin Stein of Ward
Ave.
The bride-elect is a senior in
Wayne State University's college
of education. Her fiance, a grad-
uate of the University of Mich-
igan, is attending the Chicago
School of Osteopathy.
An August wedding is being
planned.
MISS ELISSA LITWIN
MISS MYRA BURK
Mr. and Mrs. David Litwin of
Biarritz Circle, Oak Park, an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Elissa Rana to Gary
Bernard Davis, son of Dr. and Mrs.
Joseph Davis of Knob Woods Dr.,
Southfield.
Miss Litwin attends the Univer-
sity of Michigan, where she is
a senior in the school of education.
Her fiance attends the University
of Michigan's medical school.
A July wedding is planneld.
Mr. Harry Burk of Vassar Dr.
announces the engagement of his
daughter Myra Mae to Gerald
Stein, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Stein of Tracey Ave.
Miss Burk is the daughter of the
late Mrs. Pearl Burk. Her fiance
attended Eastern Michigan - Uni-
versity and is now at the Illinois
College of Podiatry.
The couple is planning a June 25
wedding.
High Record Set in Israel Bond Sales in '66
The Detroit Jewish community
reached the record sum of $2,021,-
000 in individual sales, 3 per cent
above last year's individual sales
record in Israel Bond sales.
The number of purchasers also
increased by 2 percent over the
previous record high, according to
figures released by Louis E. Levi-
OP Jaycees Select
Marvin Novick as
Man of the Year
Marvin Novick of Gardner St.,
Oak Park, has been named the
"outstanding young man of the
year" for 1966 by the Oak Park
Junior Chamber of Conunerce.
Novick, who is married and the
father of three children, is a di-
rector of Michigan Blue Shield.
In recognition of his outstanding
contributions to the community and
his dedicated, unselfish service to
humanity, Novick will be intro-
duced to the Oak Park City Coun-
cil during the council meeting
Monday and be honored by the Oak
Park Jaycees with a dinner on
Jan. 24 at the Howard Johnson
Restaurant in Oak Park.
Novick's civic and community
activities include being a trustee of
the Oak Park Board of Education,
vice chairman of the Oak Park
Millage Committee, vice president
of Bnai Brith Centennial Lodge and
vice president of Temple Beth El
Married Group.
He also serves on the executive
board of the Pepper Elementary
PTA.
Novick is an active member in
the local and county Democratic
Party and maintains membership
in the Oak Park Junior Chamber
of Commerce, Jewish War Veter-
ans, National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People,
Association for Childhood Educa-
tion and the Michigan Association
for the Advancement of Public
Health.
tan, Detroit Israel Bond director.
The total campaign results of
$2,366,100 fell 6 per cent short of
last year's all-time record due to
a drop in institutional and organi-
zational purchases by banks, pen-
sion funds, unions and other such
agencies and institutions.
The High Holy Day appeal and
other synagogue centered Israel
Bond activities, including congre-
gational dinners, were major fac-
tors in this year's campaign. 24
Detroit area synagogues who par-
ticipated were the most successful
on record, resulting in Israel Bond
subscriptions totaling $1,305,600,
led by Adas Shalom with $514,850.
Phillip Stollman is congregational
and High Holy Day Council chair-
man.
The highlight of the year's cam-
paign was the award dinner, which
honored Abraham Borman. The
dinner resulted in Israel Bond sub-
scriptions totaling $1,200,000.
Borman, Safran Brothers Make Up
Quartet on Seminary Overseers Board
The recent election of three De-
troit business leaders to the board
of overseers of the Jewish Theo-
logical Seminary has created a
unique situation: two sets of broth-
ers representing Detroit on the na-
tional council in New York.
The new overseers are Abraham
Borman, David Safran and Hyman
Safran. They join Tom Borman,
who was named to the board last
year, as well as four other local
residents currently serving, Louis
Berry, Alfred Deutsch, John E.
Lurie and David M. Miro.
Announcement of the appoint-
Chicagoan to Sing
in Cantata Here
Eileen Deneen of Chicago will
be featured soloist in the cantata
"March to Selma," to be performed
by the Jewish Folk Chorus at its
concert 8 , p.m. Sunday at the
Jewish Center.
Miss Deneen, a soprano, will
pinch-hit for Cantor Louis Danto,
whose wife's recent death made
his appearance here impossible.
Miss Deneen also will sing a cycle
of songs in Yiddish, English and
Hebrew.
The chorus, under the direction
of Harvey Schreibman, will per-
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form a selection of contemporary
Young Washington Man folk songs in English, Yiddish and
Hebrew.
Named by U.S. Jaycees
For tickets, call Rose Baron,
TULSA—Sanford D. Greenberg,
26, of Washington, Monday was 341-9231, or obtain them at the
named one of the 10 outstanding door the night of the concert.
young men of 1966 by the U.S.
Junior Chamber of -Commerce.
`Taste of Italy' Is Theme
Greenberg, despite near total
blindness caused by glaucoma of Livonia Sisterhood Fete
"A Taste of Italy" is coming
when he was 20, founded a succes-
sful international business after to Livonia when the Livonia Jew-
achieving an outstanding academic ish Congregation Sisterhood holds
record; wrote a book dealing with its spaghetti dinner at the syna-
U.S. foreign policy; and now serves gogue 5 p.m. Sunday. The dinner
as a White House fellow on the is open to the public. For reserva-
President's staff in the office of tions and information, call Shirley
Tapfer, .GA 1-0041.
science and technology.
ment was made jointly by Dr. Louis
Finkelstein, seminary chancellor
and Arthur J. Goldberg, chairman
of the seminary's board of over-
seers and U.S. ambassador to the
United Nations.
The seminary's announcement
named 16 new members to the
board, representing eight major
Jewish centers, including two Cana-
dian cities. The Detroit contingent
was the largest for any city outside
metropolitan New York.
Canadian Jewry Presents
Judaica to Ottawa Library
MONTREAL (JTA)A substantial
collection of Judaica will be pre-
sented to the National Library in
Ottawa by the Canadian Jewish
Congress on behalf of Jewish com-
munities in Canada as a gift in ob-
servance of the centenary of Ca-
nadian confederation, it was an-
nounced by Michael Garber, presi-
dent of Canadian Jewish Congress.
The collection will include ap-
proximately 7,000 volumes cover-
ing all fields of Jewish scholar-
ship, including rabbinic literature,
Jewish philosophy, Jewish his-
tory, Yiddish classics, Hebrew lit-
erature, Jewish contributions to.
arts and science, representative
selections of Jewish creative writ-
ing in various countries, Jewish
encyclopedias, and Jewish Cana-
dians.
The collection will also feature
biblical books, talmudic and post-
talmudic rabbinic scholarship.
New Beth Aaron Club
Is For Young Couples
Beth Aaron Young Marrieds will
hold its first get-together and or-
ganizational meeting in the form
of a square dance 8 p.m. Saturday,
at the Synagogue.
All couples under age 40 are
welcome at no charge.
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nounce the engagement of their
daughter Karen to Barry Fleis-
cher, son of the George Fleischers
of George Washington Ave., South-
field.
The couple plans to wed in Oc-
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