Friday, December 1, 1967-23

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Rose Farkas Betrothed
to Sheldon.A. Goldman

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MISS ROSE FARKAS

The engagement of Rose Rita
Farkas, daughter of Mrs. Lillian
Farkas of Kensington Ct., South-
field, and the late Mr. Irvin Far-
kas, to Sheldon A. Goldman was
announced by her - mother at a
cocktail party. Mr. Goldman is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Seymour
Goldman of Lincoln Dr., Hunting.
ton Woods.
Miss Farkas is a graduate of
Carnegie Institute. Her fiance at-
tended Wayne State University and
the University of Chicago.
The couple plans a Jan. 28 wed-
ding.

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Ont. Center Rejects Gift
of Land by City Officials

HAMILTON, Ont. (JTA)—Offi-
cials of the Jewish Center turned
down a gift from the city of Ham-
ilton of a large piece of choice
property as the site for a new
center building after much debate.
The rejected gift consisted of
several acres of a park near the
Anshe Sholom Synagogue. Under
terms of the gift, land would have
been available not only for the
building but also for outdoor ten-
nis and handball courts, a swim-
ming pool and parking and play
areas. The land was to have been
made available without charge to
the Council of Jewish Organiza-
tions which was to be responsible
only for the cost of constructing
the new building.
Officials reluctantly decided to
turn down the offer because there
were strings attached. Title to the
land and to the projected building
was to have remained with the
city. A member of the Hamilton
city council was to have a seat
on the center executive board, and
the building would have to be open
to everyone in the community who
wanted membership.

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City of Hope Meeting Set

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A meeting of the Mr. and Mrs.
Group, City of Hope, will be held
8 p.. Saturday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Lou Garber, 25972 Lin-
coln, Oak Park.
Fund-raising projects will be
discussed, and tabulations on leu-
kemia letters will be made. A so-
cial hour will follow.

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