18—Friday, September 15, 1967
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

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.1Ivron Tinks Spending

Honeymoon in ikkico

MRS. MYRON TINK

Arts and Crafts and Mercantile Divisions
Share Allied Campaign Honors on Stag Day

The arts and crafts and mercan-
tile divisions of the 1967 Allied
Jewish Campaign tied for first
place in the traditional race for
the greatest percentage increase
in contributions over the prior
year's gifts.
The giant loving cup was award-
ed at the Detroit S∎ vice Group's
stag day held Thursday at Knoll-
wood Country Club. George D.
Keil, president of the group and
chairman of trades and profes-
sions for the campaign, made the
presentation.
The traditional cup has been
awarded yearly since 1953.
Small replicas of the cup were
given to Richard L. Kux, chair-
man of the arts and crafts division.

and David S. Mondry, chairman of Harris, Arthur Howard, Maxwell
the mercantile division Benjamin Jospey, George D. Keil,' Richard
Frank and Warren D. Greenstone L. Kux , Jack 0. Lefton, Malcolm
were co-chairmen of the mercan- S. Lowenstein, David S. Mondry,
Harold S. Norman, Irving Rose,
tile division.
Silver-covered Ilagadas were Max M. Shaye, Abe Shiffman, Dr.
given to Alfred L. Deutsch, Sidney 0. Siegan, Richard Sloan,
chairman of the highly success- Robert A. Steinberg, Phillip Stoll-
man, A. Alfred Taubman, Jack J.
ful 1967 Allied Jewish Campaign,
and Paul Zuckerman, chairman Wainger, George M. Zeltzer.

Daniel-Yosef Branch
to Take Up Proposal
for Zionist Federation

Stag day, the good fellowship
event for men who worked in the
campaign, is climaxed by the

In an evening ceremony Sunday
at Cong. Beth Shalom. Rabbi Mor-
decai Halpern united Linda Judith
Daniel-Yosef Branch of the
Benjamin and Myron Tink in mar-
Labor Zionist Organization will
riage.
meet 3:30 p.m. Saturday at the
They are the children of Mr. and
home of Mr. and Mrs. At Michaels.
Mrs. Jacob Benjamin of Jerome
18241 Indiana.
Ave., Oak Park, and Mr. and Mrs.
There will be a panel discussion
Harold Tink of Parklawn Ave.,
on "Federation of the World
Oak Park, and the late Sylvia
Zionist Movements" concerning the
Tink.
proposal bCore the world Zionist
The couple left on a Mexico Congress. Panelists will be Dr.
honeymoon after the reception.
Lawrence Crohn, past chairman of
Gowned in silk organza with the Zionist Council of Detroit and
Alencon lace trim and detachable the Jewish Community Council;
train, the bride wore a mantilla Isadore Stein, who has been active
headpiece and carried one long- in the Zionist movement in Detroit
more than 20 years; and Gerald
stemmed rose.
Madeleine Kalisher was maid Goldberg. chairman of the Detroit,
of honor, and bridesmaids were Hay Commission and a member
Mrs. Neil Benjamin, Mrs. Rich- of the executive of the Labor
ard Colman and Audrey Benja- Zionist Council of Detroit.
Refreshments will be sem -
min.
For further information, call David
Sanford Tink served his brother
Silberg. 545-8726.
as best man, and ushers were
Neil Benjamin, the bride's brother.
Charles Tink, the bridegroom's
brother, Barry Mentzel and Harry
Rubenstein.
Cheryl Tink, the bridegroom's
sister, was flower girl, and Scott
Benjamin was ring bearer. I
The bride and bridegroom plan
to live in Oak Park upon their
return.

of the Israel Emergency Fund,
for their phenomenal work in
raising a total of $12,000,070 in
Detroit for local, national and
overseas services and relief. Max
M.. Fisher, UJA general chair-
man, made the presentations and
commented on the 1967 cam-
paign. William Avrunin, execu-
tive director of the Jewish Wel-
fare Federation, discussed the
outlook for 1968.

award dinner. Greenstone was
chairman of the arrangements

committee. David Kurz'nan, Knoll-
wood president, welcomed the
campaign workers.
Sterling silver victory coins re-
cently minted by the Bank of
Israel to commemorate Israel's
victory against aggression and to
honor the liberation of the Western
Wall, were given to leaders of the
campaign. The coins were encased
in handsome olivewood boxes espe-
cially imported from Israel.
Receiving the remembrances
were: Louis E. Barden, Harold
Berry, Leonard Bonin. Abraham
Borman, Paul Borman, Tom Bor-
man, Albert M. Coleman, Peter
B. Copeland, Reuben Cottler,
Eugene J. Epstein, Benjamin
Frank, Kaye G. Frank, Warren
D. Greenstone, Dr. John N. Grekin,
Lewis S. Grossman, Louis Ham-
burger, Samuel Hamburger, Merlu

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Wedding

FISIIER-DUNN: Judith Ann-

Marie Dunn, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Dennis Joseph Dunn of Bel
Air, Md., and Stanley Ellis Fished.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Ilar•ZIton
Fisher of Dundee Rd., Huntington
Woods, were wed Saturday evening
at Bethel Synagogue, Baltimore.
The ceremony was performed by
Rabbi Jacob Agus. The bride,
wearing an ivory silk sari with
spun gold embroidered palla and
border, carried a small prayer-
book overlaid with white orchids
rimmed in gold. Angela Jane
Milea of New York City was ma-
tron of honor. Lawrence Edward
Fisher, brother of the bridegroom,
was best man.

Sinai Graduates
36 New Nurses

Mrs. Phyllis Townsend, consult-
ant in practical nursing for the
Michigan Board of Nursing, de-
livered the commencement address
to the 36 members of the 20th
graduating class of Sinai Hospital's
Shapero School of Nursing Thurs-
day night at the Jewish Center.
Shapero School was built in 1956
with a gift from the Nate S. and
Ruth B. Shapero and Cunningham

Drug Co. Foundations. Through its
most recent graduating class, Sha-

pero School has produced 767
practical nurses who have ranked
first in the state licensing exami-
nations each year since 1958.
This most recent class is the
first to graduate since Shapero
School became the fifth practical

nursing school in the nation to
receive accreditation by the Na-

tional League for NurOng.

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