THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
28—Friday, August 25, 1967
g3irtlz
Dr. Ralph S. Rvback
1 lf -eds Ronnie Rattner
tArznouncenients
July 27—To Mr. and Mrs. Alan
Aug. 21—To Mr. and Mrs. Sam-
fm- ii L. Porvin (Barbara Sue Li- Shepherd (Barbara Moss). 25075
pin i , 13610 Kenwood. Oak Park. Thorndyke. Southfield ,a daughter.
Robin Elyse.
a son. David Steven.
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July 21—To Mr. and Mrs. Ron-
Aug. 18—To Mr. and Mrs. S.
Robert S'atz (Suzanne Cole). 27115 ald Ledger (Lois Moglovkini, 19603
Selkirk. Southfield. a daughter. Rensellor. Livonia, a daughter,
Renae Beth.
Julie Marie.
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Aug. 19--To Mr. and Mrs. Owen Sholem Aleichem Women
Marcus (Lynn Jacobson), 13041
Oak Park Blvd., Oak Park. twin
to Honor Mrs. Finkelstein
Paula Finkelstein. founder of the
Kevin Jay and Bradley Evan.
Women's Division of the Sholem
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Aleichem Institute, will be guest
Aug. 17—To Mr. and Mrs. Mich- of honor at a luncheon and musi-
ael Press (Ann Katkowsky). 1900
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Coolidge. Troy. a daughter. Jill
Aileen.
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Aug. 18—To Mr. and Mrs. Den-
nis R. :Itibrow (Donna Ruch). for-
mer Detroiters of Los Angeles. a
sons Ethan David.
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Aug. 17 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Allen Sinai (Lee Etsten), former
Detroiters of Des Plaines. Ill., a
daughter. Lauren Beth.
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Aug. 16 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Ronald Meretsky (Susan Kotin).
2430 Curry, Windsor. a son. Steven
Da yid.
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Aug. 14—To Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Alexander (Shirley Blumeno). a
PAULA FINKELSTEIN
son. Mark Brian.
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cal program to be tendered by
Aug. 10—To Dr. and Mrs. Har- division members noon Sept. 9 at
vey Zaleiin. 27416 Fairfax. South- the institute.
Mrs. Finkelstein and her hus-
field. a son. Lorne Bruce.
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band Isaac, who have resided in
Aug. 9—To Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Detroit more than 40 years, will
Klass (Judith Ann Green). 32300 he making their home in Miami.
Olde Franklin. Farmington. a Their friends are invited to this
farewell gathering.
daughter, Susan Elizabeth.
The musical program will be
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presented by violinist Sadie
Aug. 9 — To Mr. and Mrs. Braver, pianist Lillian Zellman
Seymour Fenster, 25247 Catalina.
and vocalist Ruth Goldman.
Southfield, a daughter, Lisa Gail.
Hostesses will be Frances Driker,
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Sarah Grant, Bessie Litwak. Fran-
Aug. 8 — To Mr. and Mrs. Louis ces Shayne and Julia Weiss.
Gutter (Marilyn Jacoby). 26120
Harding. Oak Park, a daughter,
Lisa Beth.
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Business
Brevities
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Aug. 8—To Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Lowell Adelherg (Penny Trebuck). ;
18672 Hubbell. a son, Bradley
Scott.
Since the purchase of another
business, the Big Town Restauran
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Aug. 7—To Mr. and Mrs. Milton
Einstandig (Elaine Redlich). 24335
Rensselaer. Oak Park. a son, David
Eric.
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Aug. 7—To Mr, and Mrs. Rich-
ard Grauer (Enid Lappin), 12790
Vernon. Huntington Woods. a son
David Eric.
in Royal Oak, JACK AND JOAN
NA BARNES have found it neces
sary to give it their full attention
PREMIERE DANCE SCHOOL, 319
E. Eleven Mile, Madison Heights,
has purchased the studio. Proce-
dures. policies and staff of Jim
Daniels and Mrs. Phyllis Binder
will continue unchanged. Mr. and
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Mrs. Sloan, the new owners, have
Aug. 3—To Mr. and Mrs. Yale 16 years experience in the music
Levin (Anna Kovinsky) 26680 and dance business. Starting in
Meadowlark. Southfield. a son, September. they plan to offer
Tonnie Alan.
modern jazz and women's slimnas-
tic classes as well as co.itinuing
Recommended by Physicians
the ballroom for adults, children,
RABBI LEO
and teen-agers.
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Ruth Schwi.rtz. N.S.I.D., invites
her friends and customers to stop
&X'Pert Mohel
and visit the, new COLONY AC-
Serving Hospitals and Homes
LI 1 - 9769 1 CENTS, Inc.3 opening Sept. 1 at
LI 2 - 4444
Greenfield an 10t-i Mile Rds. in
the Lincoln Cjenter. The shop fea-
CERTIFIED EXPERT MOHEL
tures decordt l l l ve accessories, gifts
and furniture l for the discriminat-
RABBI
ing individual.
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EDGAR BK.ONFMAN, liquor in-
334-7031 , dustry executive, and Time, Inc.,
334-4149
Serving In Hospitals and Homes
the publishing firm, plan to buy
an 11 per celt interest in Metro-
Goldwyn-Maye • Inc., the movie
REV. GOLDMAN L.
firm, held by PHILIP J. LEVIN,
a dissident shareholder. Bronfman
said he and his family were buy-
ing 320,000 lif-G-M shares from
MOHEL
Levin and 160,000 shares from
other
persons. Bronfman heads
353-5444
Joseph E. Seagram & Sons.
GOLDMAN
Israel Goodman
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MARSHALL
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HAIFA (JTA) — The New York
International Basketball Associa-
tion was given by the Haifa muni-
cipality a three-month, free op-
tion on a two-acre site where it
might erect a sports and cultural
center in this city.
The center would contain an au-
ditorium with a capacity of 3,000
spectators, an indoor arena seat-
ing 15,000, television studios, a
shopping center and underground
parking space.
The offer was made to Leon H.
Charney, of New York, president
of the IBA. He told the press that
the IBA plans to build such cen-
ters in the United States and Eur-
ope, and possibly here as well, for
use by international sports events
that would be televised throughout
the world via Telstar.
He said the association would
MRS. RALPH S. RYBACK
discuss the Haifa offer at a meet-
ing
in New York.
Ronnie Fran Rattner, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Rattner of
Liberty. N.Y.. and Dr. Ralph S.
J. J. CLARKE STUDIO
Ryback. son of Mr. and Mrs. Sol
Portraiture of Distinction
Ryback of London Ave. were mar-
For Your Weddings
ried recently at Cong. Ahavath
Formols - Condids - Direct Color
Israel in Liberty. Rabbi Reuven
3223 W. McNichols
Grodner officiated.
Nr. Muirlond
The bride's gown was of gar-
Call 341-4141
denia silk peau de'Ange with an
empire waistline. The sheath skirt
had a fullness at -the back and
the bodice was accented with tiny
Music the Stein-Way
bows with a detachable full back
court train. She carried a bouquet
of roses and baby's breath.
& ORCHESTRA
1 Betsy Siegel of Geneva. Switzer-
: land, was maid of honor. Matron
of honor was Mrs. Lewis Goodman
of New York City. Sara Ryback
was flower gril.
Dr. Merle Berger of Cleveland
served as best man. Ushers were
Roger Rattner of New York, Dr.
Richard Della Penna and Dr.
Robert Cole of Boston.
After a Puerto Rico - Virgin
Islands honeymoon, the couple
will live in Cambridge. Mass.
DICK STEIN
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A national leadership conference
of the Religious Zionists of Amer-
ica has been called for Sept. 10
at Hotel New Yorker, New York,
to consider adjustments to the
new state of affairs which have
developed since the conclusion of
the Israel-Arab war.
The conference on Jewish Ma-
terial Claims Against Germany
last year allocated a total of $176,-
000 for the Yad Vashem, the Is-
raeli authority which documents
the Nazi holocaust.
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IS FILLED ACCURATELY
Group Folds- ,
Gives $255.25
to Israel Fund
No longer able to meet regularly
because of the members' ages.
Progrobischter Ladies' Society has
disbanded and the group has
turned over the entire amount in
its treasury — $255.25 — to the
Israel Emergency Fund.
In behalf of the Progrobischter,
Mrs. A. Turbow, of 22181 Avon,
Oak Park, had her daughter, Nettie
Hoffman, turned over the check to
Joseph H. Peven, who, in turn,
made the presentation to the Is-
rael Emergency Fund.
Peven, who is vice president of
Berezniter and who is active in
Allied Jewish Campaigns and other
causes, said the Progrobischter
society was founded 32 years ago
and the group had participated in
many local causes.
Peven said the gift of $255.25
was made, in addition to Mrs.
Turbow, in behalf of the following
members: Mrs. H. Zack, 20506
Ward; Mrs. P. Hoffman, 19741
Monte Vista; Mrs. H. Guss, 13311
S. Norfolk; Mrs. S. Abramson,
18504 Whitcomb; Mrs. D. Schreb-
nick, 18660 Greenfield; Mrs. M.
Plaskove, 19664 Woodingham; Mrs.
M. Zack, 16194 Bayles; Mrs. H.
Unatin, 13329 Norfolk; Mrs. D.
Zack, 11501 Petoskey.
RONALD S. KAISER, director
of Bnai Brith Vocational Service's
Minneapolis-St. Paul office, has
been named director of profes-
sional field services for the BBVS
program. BERNARD SOLOMON
of Menominee, a counselor in the
Menominee public school system,
will replace Kaiser in the BBVS
Twin Cities office.
GROSS .REALTY.
.21:111ENENZINIESKS
Zionists to Convene
Haifa Gives 2-Acre Site
for New Sports Center
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adults and children
• Large selection of latest
styled quality frames
• Optical repairs or frames
replaced while you wait
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